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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
THREE CHEERS AND

HREE CHEERS AND A
I"TIGaE."-The Christian Union
gives the following as the origin
of the expression three cheers
ard a tiger" In 1922 the Boston
Light Infantry visited Salem, and
while encamped III Washington
Square indn'ged in some camp
sport. Said one to another who
had become a little too rough,
ooh, you tiger!' Immediately it
become a catch.Word. On the
way home a comical genius in the
corps sang it to . Scotch air.
The word tiger induced them TO
initiate the actions aud growl -,
the animal, and the latter became
a superlative at the end of any
demonstration Or cheering. Upon
their visit to New York (Which,
by the way, was the first instance
of visiting regiments, between
States, 1896 their three cheers
and a "tiger" took the city BY
storm and has been popular ever
since.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
Oh, the Roads and the
Mud !

can't our poor, miserable 20.
king corporation, afford a few de.
cent bridges All those on the
main streets are but traps and
dead falls which are positively
dangerous. If somebody should
happen to get hurt in crossing one
Of them, sue the town tor damages
and have it sold out by the
sheriff to pay costs, it might be a
good thing.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
Stoves:
BLOUNT STEEL FLOW
POLICE JURY.

Monday, Nov. 18th 1880.
The Police Jury met this dav
according to adjournment.
Present: Howard Eiofpanir.
President, and Messrs. Broussard
Trahan, Vanslyke, Nunez and
Primeanx.
Absent: i'hiheauz,
MinnEes Of previous meeting
read and adopted.
The official returns Of the spe.
cial election held at the different
precincts in this parish on the Cd
day Of November, 1880, in order
to take the sense of the property
taxpayers az to levying a tax to
build a Jail were submitted and
complied by the Police jury. and
showed the following result
For Jail Tax" $50 votes
Against Jail Tax" 100
Maj. for Jail Tax $50.
And it was t~herenpon ordered
that the Clerk Of this body cause
to be published and promulgated
in the official journal a detail re-
suit of said election according to
Sec. 4, act No. 81 of the General
Assembly approved April l0ih
1880.
Art 1st Resolved. that J O.
Lege surety on he bond Of Fer6
gus L6ge, in the case Of the State
Of Louisiana VS. F6rfgus Lcct
which bond wa declared forfeited
on the 7th day of Sept. 1880, he
allowed to settle the amount due
the parish on said bond, VIZ i
Eighty dollars by crediting tln
parish with the sim Of Eighty dol
lars on the Judgement in favor Of
said J. O. L6ge by the Parish Of
Vermilion, and paving The cost
Of The forfeiture of the bond aad
the fees of the District Attorney
Art I'd Resolved further, tina
the parish Treasurer be antholize.
TO settle with J. 0. Leg6 by gis
ing him a receipt for said Ssf
upon said Lege giving him said
Treasurer q receipt for sale
amount in account Of his judemen;
against the parish and endorsing !
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Application has just been made
for patents on Instruments b. the
use of which it is said various
p~ortious OF the human torr, may he
enlarged or strengthened. 'he
method is fighiy endorsed egen ~
medical men. Those interested
uay OBTAIN fall information by
writing to Ponee de Leon Co
NtL.1.a, Ca, enclosing stomp Tor
reply.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Sugar making Is yet in tall blast,
and tho The weather for 2 weeks
past has beer w%reichea, raiu every
day, if it continues fair and cool
as at present, put little loss will
he sustained By chr planters.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Al. advertisements and communications
intended for the MEaTmoNAL. must be
handed il by - o'clock NJ on Thursday
to ensura publication. This is an 'rnpnr-
.snt business role. which should not be
rgerlooa.sd or neglected
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

DR.. ". A. Thompson whose
cara appears in another column
has obtained a good reputation as
a skilifal practitioner in the line OF
his profession.
lis treatment 4 .ho ~arious
remedies to which humanity is la
ole is peculiar to himself. The nu-
ne.oQs persons. whose names are
well know and not fictitious, At
test tie success Of the treatment
which Dir Thompson mas used in
their indisidua! cases.
Persons who may be afflicted
with chronic OF ciher diseases
would do well 70 give the Dr.. q
call at I'll Canal St. New Or.
leans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

We desire 10 call tie attention
of the Road Overseer to n.e dan
gcrou condition Of the ariage IL
the lane leading to Perry Bridge.
1t is a disgrace to the entire com
mnnity and a menace % every one
crossing it..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

The colored school is in full
hast now at the colored Baptist
Church. Aynung, a man from
New Orleans i~astructs The young
iaea how to shoot"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
Canal Street. New Orleans.
p:Iar Fist LII and EiSsure

NOTICE--Persons owing Lii
censes--State and Parish--for the
year 1880. and also back taxes
are requested to come Immediate
~ at my Office, at the courthouse
and settle the SAINT.
G.. B. SHAW,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
June 26& 1SS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
Dadins Guns.

Many sportsmen accustomed to
Tie u-e OF mnZzie-loaders, aud
knowing that a gun left dirty docs
not take on ordinary rust, has
undertaken to treat his hreech
leader Inc su.Ile way, and will find
out his error A breech- loader
shou'dhe thoroughly cleaned and
oiled within six hours after using.
! s.ogie night will often DO
serious injury TO a fine breech-
loader after hard usuage unon a
hot day. The metal Of such guns
Is much softer than that used in a
muzzIeloader. They are fred
more rapidly and are heated more.
and the nature eff the deposit and
chemical effect upon the barrei is
different, as the experienced
sportsman knows. The finer the
quality Of the metal the more
danger from its injury FROM neg
loct. Without arguing upon the
philosophy of it, we are doing
every sportsman who is negligent
o kindness when we say he cannot
keep his gan too clean. and he
cannot look after a hard days use.
Plenty Of meats foot oil (and
there is no better should he used,
and the gHn kept in a throughly
dry place. Even hen it should
occasionally be examined and
Iubbed np. Such precautions will
make the guu of to-day a delight
and pride tweDty years hence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Acknowledgements not marked with The
Hrntet If irsertions required. viii ha
prbli,red nn.il otlerWis e ordered. ane
oAagga1 for &C 5orainely.
Ia. aot'ass In advance Is required for
announcing candidates for office anu
election tickets or other Sob-wofk mHs'
b. paid for on delivery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
The Ton,bs

he Pohce Ga1oite (of NeHr
will commence in No. 76S
Eorr of his famous jail. The
vents which il contains are
of startling interest,". The
lives Gifts noted inmates in the
st and present are sketched in a
ghic manner. Romance aud
Rre bEeodea toget Ter iGa style
h caanot fail 10 delight all
love sensational reading.
HISTORY, in connection with,
&c Gaate's sporting and
news, makes that IoEraa'
the most entertaining week.
k,hiisiael. Ii No. I6s a fall
Illustration of scenes Of the
interior Of the New York FONTS,
sketchea specially for the Police
Go1tc, will appear. Order cop.
les from yoar aewsasa.er OF the
pnb!isher, RICHARD Z. Fox, 1873
Vil!iara street, New YORK City.
nipple sent on receipt q = cents.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
III. A. Thompson,

Dr. ". A. Thompson +,
Oil Canal Street. New Orleans
Piles, Fistula and Fissure
Cared without the use OF the
KNIFE, LIGATuRE OR cAUsTIc
Free from pain, danger or loss 0.
time from business.
These Diseases Receive Spccia,
Attention and Cures Guaranteed.
Epilepsy or Fits treated with
wonderful success. as all cases are
carefully examined. and none
taken but those offering GOOD
prospects Of curing.
lmpotency, Spermatorrhea and
Sexual Debility. treated by medi'
cine alone, has heretofore proved
nsiess and even injurious. They
do no good, is the universal
testimony Of all honest physicians.
Thousands have "doctored" for
these complaints, and have thrown
away their money and their
constitutions together, but the Doe
tor combines medical treatment
with electricity, the electricity
being generated by a simple
electrical apparatus that any one
can use, and by these means
insures success.
Constipation. the bane Of so
many lives and the most prolific
source of ilIhealib. cured by a
simple method, with iistle O. no
medicine:
Diseases of women treated by
electricity, without pain or expo
sure.
Stictare Of the Urethra and
Rectum cured without a surgical
%operation and without pain: Tape
Worm, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder, Private Diseases. Rhen-
matism. Neuralgia. Nervous and
Sick Headache, Asthma. Weak.
Painful and Sore Ewes, without a
surgical operation; Deafness,
Noise in the Ears, all Skin
Diseases. Scrofu|a, Tumors, Loss
Of Voice. ETC., successfully treated
hy improved remedies.
Letters Of inquiry must be
accompanied with stamp for reply
N. BIO uames male public
without the written consent of the
parties.
The following persons may be
referred to
New Orleans Testimonials.
Capt. Max Blanchard, Piles.
Jas. Walitillect. supt. John
Foundry, Rheumatism,
l.. H. Patterson, Pilot stnr.
Pagan. Piles.
Max Beer, 1863 Canal street,
Neuralgia.
Mrs. Miller. conner Jacson and
Libery streets, Deaf.
E. Dill, Morgan Railroad, Tape
Worm.
Thos. Robinson, 10 Cont street,
Jacob Blum, Baronne St., Piles,
Capt. Pharr, Morgan City, Loss
Of Voice.
Leo Wolfson, Craps Bluff. La,
Col, W. O'neal, Coyington, KY.
W F. shrock, Goodman, Miss,
j. t. Swim, Main street, Cincin-
1ati, Fissnre.
E. Wolf. Port Hickey, La, Piles.
Byron Eastman, Mercer, KY,
Structure.
J. B. Roos, Ben Lomono, Miss,
Jas, Aldricb, Covirgton, KY,
Diabetes.
4 Freidheim, Bastrop, La, Plies
S. J. Gordon, 1872 Walnut
Cincinnati, O.. Catarrh.
J. I. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn,
Discharge from the Ear.
J. B. Wilson, Alton, Ky,
Epilepsy
G.. D. Hickerson, Vicksburg,
Asthma.
j. Warren, Carrollton, Tenn,
Bronchitis.
n. Ship, Owen. Ky, scrofn'a.
Office hours from 9 a, H., 10 1
J. m.
Dec. II, 18sO,-sm.
Persons owing Lii.
;enses--State and Parish for the
ear 1880. and also back taxes
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Another Of orr best citizen is
cone. Rev. j. v. PointeJ, of
Bellevue, took SICK on Friday Of
last week, and died on Sunday.
lie was an honest man. a genuine
christian, and a worthy Mason.
He was a member OF the Method
list church, and an active preacher
il is Conference. While he dis
charged his pastoral dnties faith
flily and we'll, lie did net avoid
manual labor !, he did not eat the
bread Of idleness, but earned it by
the sweat Of lis brow. He is a
loss TO his church, to Masonry.
and to humanity. He leaves
many friends, relatives, and a
widow to monrn his loss. He has
gone up 10 a hrigiter home, in
that house not made with hands,
eternal ia the heavens.a-Opelou-
Sas Democrat, Dec. 4.
The intelligence conveyed ID
the above paragraph viii be read
with regret by all who knew Mr.
Pointer, especially by bis many
friends N this parish, where he has
filed several appointments ; hay-
ing been stationed at this place
some ten years ago, and during
the present year, his circuit en-
braced Kimball Chapel on Indian
Bayou. A man Of fine carriage
and pleasing manners, he made
and retained many warm friends
wherever he went.
Those of our readers desiring
steady and profitable employ
ment, or valaaole reading matter
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York.
Exchange and Fuller both have
heavy cargoes OF freight Cor our
merchants this week,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11
REGULAR VERMlLION
K EFT

DIRECT TO NEW ORLEANS.
,RNasnh Shippers on Vermilion
ssHzEtFf4sS B'you are herebv informed
EaSsazs.la.h The Str. EXCHANGE
is Thoroughly Ie6tted ard is DOW ready to
make regular trip to New Orleans.
Freights taken at Morgan's Teche
rates, storage at Ahbevil!e fee.
Apply to J. e. Cariin. agent at New
Orleans. or to the undersigned at Able
vile, Louisiana.
SOLOMON WISE.
November s. 1879,-tf.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Cincho-Q uiuine cures chll's and
fever.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Only one ward in the parish
without q public school.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

will he inserted ioT
p oD5 fey cents.
ldVarsisemen is con-
)hiate,y after Their first
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-11

Exchange and Fuller both have
cargoes Of freight Cor our
merchants this week.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
MR.. PARNELL IN JERSEY CITY.

Mr. PaTnell was occupied the greater part OF
yesterday morning IN drawing up appeal to the
American public. It has been decided to establish a
Central Committee. which VIII receive eifts from all
parts of the country the relief of the Irish poor The
fund thus formed VIII be called the IRISH Famine Relief
Fund. J. L. Develin Will act secretary.
In the evening Mr.. Parne spoke at tho Catholic Ins
tule. Jersey City. He met at Tayors Hotel by tho
chief Of the committee at little before O'clock and
conveyed in carriage drawn by four horses 20 the
place OF meeting. He vohementy oheered by the
crowd on entering the carriage.
Mayor Cooper yesterday contributed 800 toward the
Parnell Relief Fund.
At the meeting to be held in the Academy OF Music in
Brooklyn, this evening TO be addressed BY Mr. Parne
all receipts will be devoted 10 the Irish Relief Fnnd
Those instrumental In getting the meeting refused TO
take any part In II 10 10 was 10 further agitation Ia any
way. ...-.-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

district as hard "a any other [deprecatingyl Ihere
inst where obi or to the menIOer from the II 10 Ds
trcl - Pcun-} yina He has sightcd his own CltF anu
bis own river fcarftlY. (S5ruts OF lauEhter.l .
Mr. RANDALL--l am AFRAID that N tue Rouse y ~
take my colleagues iudlacut ns % the eGpehu tuts Vi
public money, will have 10 impose hlgher tarlH
Mr ONEILL passlOnat rly)-IhiS constant DemOcrauc
advocacy rctrenchment by colleague mas not Deeu
IN accordance with the wishes OF his constituents or
the people the state OF Pennsylvania lLaughter ana
confusionl
Mr.. RANDAII-Mv colleague has always been an adj
vOcate OF !, sumption. Now, MAINTAIN that Demo
cratic economy produced resumption.
MI ONLILIr-I would like 90 KNOW where the speaker
has been nu tho question o. resumption In NfW-loik
he has been both sides ~ A. ana M Penn9yIVanla
do not know where no has been. Durllg the last caD-
pa gu hs time devoted to patching up polllcu
niculcs IN the state ~ New-YOrk. and he was very
mucn tie pp0Iutct therein .,,, -
NJ. RANDALIl-I would have been gladitl l bad sue
ceeded. 49,,
Mr.. cox Dem, y. " asked what connection there
bet een the political divisions In New-1ork ana
the revision Or the rules.
After fn.ther debate Mr.. O'NETLL began euogizing
Euuu Wdshburue, OF Illinois, which led Mr. McCooh. OF
New-Y0rk, to inquire whether IL was Intended as
Washhurnc b0Ou.'
Mr. O'NELL replied that he only doing Justice 10
who had stood 0y the public improvements OF the
country.
Mr.. KENNA Dem, W. Val said he would not hesitate
TO vote for fifty millions year for River anu HarDOF
improvements.
Affcr further remarks the Committee then rose.
Several executive communications were appropriately
referred
The House then. a. 4:35 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
UNLICENSED RUM SELLING
DAILY VIOLATIONS OF The EXCISE LAW.

DAILY VIOLATIONS OF The EXCISE LAW.
LIST PREPARED by THE EXCIsF COMMISSIONERS
NEARLY ONE THOUSAND PLACES THAT HAVE 30
MCENsE-MFLTING OF THE FoLICF BOARD.
list Of persons who daily violate the Excise
law by keeping open shops, where hqnor Is sold
without a license has been prepared by The Excise
Commissioners and is given herewith. 1t includes
9G3 names. The precincts in which the largest
numbers OF these places exist are also given.
NEARLY ONE THOUSAND DELINQCENTS.
The Excise Commissioners have prepared q
list OF all lho dram shops IN the city ~ wic IqI'r Is
sold without license and in violation Of The law. In
December !he Commissioners issued circular prohis-
ing 10 take steps against those persons wnO kept I'M
licensed liquor stores At that time there
were 1905 places where liquor WAS sold
contrary 10 the law. and on tie first
Df the yeav number had been reduced to 9J9 some
OF the proprctoIs having arrested and the places
closed. TIE new list, winch is given in fun below.
shows that there are st 9G3 places where the law Is
violated every dag because the pro"ri"tOrs have no
license l. some Instances the Comnissloucrs have
refused to give the necessary authority TO the
app an,s because they not Of good character Ou
the prouretors have continued 70 sell iuSt the same In
o;her cases he licenses expired few days or even
month ago. and have yet been renewed Ihere are
place, where the proprietor has not had license
In three OF four years and Others that have never had
one.
The number Of dram shops are IN me
following precincts Tweny-sev NTH Precinct, Captain
Eaun6ers 9j Eighteenth. Captain Clucay 49, Twenty
second. Captain ward, 81; Eleventh. Captain Cherry
6i Twentieth, Captain Washbu.n, 81; Tenth. Captain
Allaire 81: FDurtb Captain lyman. 10; seventh Cap
tain Pttty ~ Thirteenth. Captain Copeland. 40 Four
tecnth Capt in Brogan, Al; Seventeenth CAPTAIN Nc
Cuagl. 10: and Nineteenth, Captain Mount 81
The weekly excise report Of the superintendent OF
Police ~ scented the Board yesterday read as iol
lows
"Gent,rmen: From statements made by the lnspec-
tors spectfuly report that the Excise Law was en-
forced within the city limits the fth inst sunday. %
arrests. GEO. W. WAlIiNG, sap
Among other IOutne matters this report iS weekly
filed as a matter of form. and silently passed by but
YESTERDAY Commissioner VoOrhs insisted upon hearing
St read WnIe the clerk read II The Commissioners
listened n silence As the clerk concluded and 10 dcdup
tie paper. each Commission so.c furuye cauce al
the Others with rgidly set features thar gradually re-
axed into q smile accompanied by long. low sian that
sounded ike a suppressed laugh. The paper was fled
without comment
The following the list Of The lnhcen ed liquor shops
IL tho gftVs
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
EXPLOSION AT A PONDER EACrORE

WHITEHALL, N. j., Jan. S.-The giycerine
building belonging to the Latin & Rand Powder Oom
panys works at Oak Ridge, NJ j. near Mountain Niew'
blew up at i040 o'clock this morning TWO men. row
ler and Morre foremcn In the works. were o'o"u
through the roof fully forty feet into the air Ether eau
harSIS recoyer This Is the third explosion witn,i'
Ihree wears al the same place. The cause or the cAp'
sion was the glyceFiue being too not
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
NOMINATIONS.

WAsHNGTOY, Jan. S.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate today:
Worthy Streater Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the Eighteenth District OF ONO.
Collins collector OF Customs, Bristol, r. l.
+ Gade II Bergen Norway, 70 be United states Consul
az thar place.
William H. Pancic TO be Receiver OF Public Moneys at
ic
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

GreyDeg B 443 L 18th
Grever { X SIG 81 ave
Gross c $50 ION ave
Gross Free 100 Nassau
GrOssman j G SO Suffolk
GruwInet " 3 RivIngton
Guilfoyle j 90 Rutgers
Guish W 7Oth bct lOth ana
11thave
GunKel { 80 Greenwich
Gum sarah S33 lOth ave
Hess John l37 F. Ztbeth
Hesseln.au u pa W 32d
Heura,hy 1872 T. iSth
Hcus JecOn SJl 81 ave
HIcEcr James 60 Leroy
Higgins C325 T. 32t
Higgins John 314 J. 39th
Higgins 4 3J2 J. -
IIg-iu- " Gi W3i
Huliird j 2l9t 81 ave
UlXun AIRED 100 James
Hohhc Chls u Chatham
Hohb, Cnas + 397 CIuIl
IlOcirr n IA Curysiie
Hocrg john % o chIrd
Uomcistcr Mart Jjl 5Jth
HpiImaun Jao @ ilJ Pearl
HolIahan 17W G1th
Holland + - ( Madison
Ilol0rdn lhus POS Hudson
Holohan l. i26 Leonard
wood { I5j Madison
HorriC u Dan 529 - h
IougutOn j 41j > 3 ave
Hong nton y 6 Union 81
Hover i J 25S WASHINGTON
UubutcEeb \ al Gth
UIdncr Dlal $50 l. IAN
Hughes Ch9s II iO3 29th
IIughc, Ellen 22l l. l2lst
Hughes + / $40 f. l2ih
Unehy Dcnui~ 43j i l1th
Hunt Peter 13l 35ih
Hunter j II 25 " 3
HupfcPS Sons 23S i 39th
Hussc, + " i = Park pl
HutE { lO7 Ave a
Hustled IL 2S Mulberry
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

Padidu W 397 First ave
Passangan + y l. IAN 81
Patterson J 6ls " 4Oth ~
Pendergast j 1929 "a ave
PcudergasJJ 4l4 I, 25th 81
Pepper J 81 T. 3Sth %
Perry John 80 stanton
PIang { 5lS J. gih 81
Plunkett John 279 I0tt
Polo J j 81 Wall
paddy i 247 Cherry
Raekel Anton Q Leonard
Raeyes Martin lll Hester
Rafferty, Jas T5s IOih-ave
Randall, G. + 90 UniV'y pl
Ransom ID l. 20 Dey
Rees, Gustave 80 Christie
Regan 40i Madison
Regan JOhn w 4s9 Pearl
Regan L CAS- First ave
Rclzer l. 100 Eighth
Renter III II Howard
Rietsche Frank Spring
Kelley Mary ll77 I'd ave
Reilley T 157 Ave b
ReIlley j. 400 3Jth
Reilly James 3 Broadway
Reilly Michael 229 9th
Reilly Thos 2ii First ave
Rely l. $40 L. 47th
Reynolds John 147 w SD
Reynoid Mrs l. Is Cath.sp
Ricke j NJ S7s 10th ave
RIetohe FrDnk z Hpring
Riley A 1872 l. 26th
SACKMAN j HENRY cor
~ 9Th ave and 141st
Samuels w 1872 W B'way
Savage - 272 Mott
eayers ] 3d ay j. Spring pl
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

Mr. Garfield ,Rep.. Ohio appeared no his
!-. ,,- morning and .t,d tue congratulations oi
li, l,.gub'clu c'iraea I- Well "' ta'-e OF several
Democratic mr.!,n -nD-by. Nc.r. blackburn aul
Carlisle. o. Nrafuct. O. .ll-r. ~ r.u-'l.4n.a. aud
,ii .oI 4.z.. up,n hl. .uccc-..u l-ut ior tle OHIO
-r..I.IItI fulu.H..4Yu.
Nl II.I.-' 'HlI .E.r. y. 81 -er'.i crmmuuiel-
. nl rrou i.. Atom. NHrtao seymour, asking iHr t.c
ia.-tL. ota ' o. t.. erection olA monument .o Ctu-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

A washerwoman, regular and attentive
listener at church, commended by her pastor.
"Yes" she said. after my hard weeks work Is done,
aet so rested TO come to church, and cit and think
about nothin'r
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

Riley G 162 T. Broadway
KitZler jacob 23o Third
ROuch + 97 Market
KOuck Z lSs Madison
Roche A 7Os Broadway
Roche VI 90 " Third
Roche W 1892 FOurth.aye
Roducy VI Sd av near 1891
ROdgers Jas 43l llth-aye
ROgge John 81 ave
Rohrs John 753 Washingtn
Rollins John 163 T. 21th
ROsentreter W 269 GreeDw
ROsmSn G. Gl0 Broadway
Roth Henry 220 l. 45tb
Rothenherger Is 80 Ludlow
Rowe ThOs 60l T. 10th
Rubenstein : 80 Ludlow
Ruby L 2i4 Cherry
Rucheorn q 12S l. 20
Ruddy L sos llth ave
Russ Mary 293la Stanton
Ryan j L 10 broadway
Ryan Mary $50 Water
Ryan Patrick las Sullivan
Ryan 4 603 First ave
Shiels Jas 2l9 T. Broadway
eickles T. n 1871 Broad way
6iellug Eibe al Clarkson
Simon q IS Kinasbridge I'd
Singer John 1875 Third
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
JOHNSTON C1I2 Gh ave

Jones MAGGIE 10 North
Ju,c!mau j 3 Cath9rineslip
kerwin J IIG3 "a ave
Herman j. lo3 lin ave
Herman Ja~ 10 Mulberry
kierBan T. 66j 2d ave
kllmOuIse L. % Orchard
Kinnclly Daniel Wcil-St
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kIutucr Geo 4 . Greene
X EN- T. 4 10l BoWery
Klein Jac D. $50 1Oth ave
kl-in~UId; EGw'd 4ih ave
bet l2Oth IN l21st Sis
King G. & % New Church
Klingman II 2l ystc
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X otZ J Cd ff3 Wc~f J2d 81
HuriT ~ lyg Canal
Koch JJnu 30 BOwcry
kOehicr Herman ln2 Ave {
X knehlcr John 20 Nassau
kOehlcr " i22 East liih
K0hnrcu Chas 531 Sth ave
kOTZiaus + II Blrrcker
Kramer Clara llJ Eiizab'h
Kramer Fred Jli " Attn
Kramer Geo 4ji " 4Oth
kIause J G. III PItt
kfaus~ Abr lTs Ave G.
kr ufZcl ! 81 Greenwich
krudap Marin 479 "a ave
Kruger { 4 13i st. ave
krumdirck b. 427 T. 19th
Kukrr L A I29tA ~ 2dH
kmtz J&L F3.iav & IGsth
Kuuz { Sil 6th ave