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Religions Notices.
Association fail. 4th.ave. and 2an ".
STANTON STREET BAPTIST CIlUICH
Preaching ~ ! ! A. ~. aud .. m
10y the Rev. REV. J. ~. CALVERT
u 80 INN q. !. N


by the Key. n!i : ! n. %1%
Al second Unitarian Church. corner clinton and CON
ghes's'H'; EToN u TO morrow morning Al " O'clock.
President" Al are cordially invited ''' ''"'
p Anerican TcmgeraneG rnlen win resume eoapc
are rurdny afternoon October At O'Clock. Address
Il c%E&TE oof %' e. s .,,1 rp' president
a1 a. i HGetcb rrss5y,eriTc Ghnrs 4 between sh
4 m rea ahe p %sSor,. 6o Hsy sAMuEL n ATur6E
MOEDAY at p IN. W. '''' "'' PRESIDENT o"
AtS,eek nnu, No II Fast Iith..,-A II o'clock Mr. 4
Of Cod the pa6c corGisiS Ryt rA'"'"''
a. H S Reformed Church
E oar second Mart,r, by the Ecv. CARLOS MiKTI%
pusrc cordially invited. Morning service At o 60 anu TIE
All S9pl, Church. ttl,nyc. corner 2othst-lhc Roy
subject The Presidents oain Pubic Cordially n WEI
a, the i'r"oyu Tabernacle Dr Talmaro VIII preach to
Death Of General Gnrned 81 '''''iF u .fc' '"r
,Gor Fupernl service vii be hcd Monday rnorra
AID @st.st. tho public inviteI % '''' ''"@N'
Al Chckcrins Hall.
Reopeninss Of icHdirns5 ' iiaii services
The s Rsy sA&{ MIX SS}lSofP VA prsaon
siagins BY a hs,sj TGHE Gisi%'"'
Also al Inc .d ag rea so'I 2n SG Sg 5n 4, III uL
o AZ ,e Temple iro2kyn eey p FULTON D. D.
ac hat yea sn h f FOR t hS@9s sgoec,
Fears Baptism at the close of tho evening service
SsFSff f as Et atslla
l6th'st near 3d-ave, on sunday. at p. M N'"'0
@ Ht REV. are fsh E yss' e H
"eq"em service with an address, Monday, p m
frFS' hMs'R@ t cnHre Win ss
~ me morning at 1850 O'Clock. and evening at I46
cordially welcome. " '""'" Do"u strangers
EP t chgeh
man y ReIfng az Io10 a. M aud 7l5 Evening
Methodist Episcopal thach @em aSS G serycss
ana wss, s3 Gprf
preach at II a. NJ l'''N' o. ''A'i1NGs' D. p"wi
% E0sanG viii Preach on sunday ESy rA%
Be the church sISG o OF moS%a9
ernoon at2 ?. IN. ' ~
: a. M% 1919 Fs.Ioy %s Ha IA
Death" Evening The Criminals Penalty" sanday
%S'1nf St Be IN Hs
wa @etlhs JGG ESQ eph ? N iq
sG nI Fp & Non epsfy M Devils. wiz
Ps dye Edgar NJ GV,sn Rsy Is BsTnsId
george Morgan All wa i' sader { ho ".a
Gsra ss xx csqrss
% as q M sSs. Lecture ami
Central Dung Mems Christian Association. s6tb,t
WESLEY r. BA%Is s n s% dr1is ne s
large choir Normsl Bible Glass win reopened Thars
q tf
. a. III. and 43O y. IN. WV W -
Church of Our Saviour sixh Universast so,etyI 57b
T. 81, corner Sthave. JAMES M. PULLMAN n N
pasior wl preach sunday morning at H. bect Sone
sequences OF the Great Tragedy Special
Monday at ppm. w o'
Church Of the Messiah 34th-st. and Park. =
Ihe fastor Rev. ROBERT COLLYEk, will preach morn
invited. -~NA'o SoiuiAaIy
& s.Sa Sof%%fSA sssf' slss sss' or
Samoa n, zoen INST services AZ IA O. m and 746 p
Yueo
corner cor East Sth,st near broadway -fhe Rev f.
al II a. N. No afternoon service e
o. GSllesase Reformed Dutch Chgrch. 6thave corner
zttn al Inc rev FRANCIS BROWN viii preach on al I,
BATra 2oth inst e. II .. In. and the Rev. 7. w. CHAN
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REQUEST TO A CHURcH.

Boston. Sept. 2s.-The viii of the Late
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TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

At the third and last days meeting of the
Geuemen's Driving Association at old Fleetwood Park
yesterday, keeue Jim the rst race. Independence
the second, aud Lucy the third. The following il the
summary
First raceFor the 2:19 class for purse Of 81 800 ::
81 200 to the first $6&5 10 The secoud 1870 tho third
aud $3.50 t0 the fourth.
iohn Murphys CHI Kecne Jim ...........-....... |
lan. MaCe's Charley Champliu > 2
- StcY" a - 81 We qgH
'JosephS set back from third place last running
Time: 2:i94, 2:l9si, LILA
second race-fot The 2;34 class for pursc Of $1,000
ana 81 40 to The fourth.
G Waite's h. =. .... ........ Distanced
j. J.. GNberts II. =. Independence /
John Mutphy's br ropsry ................ 2 2 ,
i. w KeynOldss b. e. Jimmy Stewart
~ j. Bowens III. Capitola ....... ......... 4 Z z
L. Doyes 2. Joe bradley -..--............. o &
G. v Harneys blk ~ Mamlrino Clay ............ q q
lanes Dustins b. Marvel .................... 7 q
H.. + BoS,'s br X Echo.
W CoNills Or Wne Eye.
Il. Mabbits br. h. GAYLORD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il Bt-
Dan Maces br Banner Boy. go. ........... 10 10 dr.
Time 32l2, 2:24 i2, 2264.
Third for all PAGERS purse ST 500 $3.50 rs
the first 1878 to the second 1928 to third and 81
to the tourth
ohn SPANS s. m ma Matte Hunter ::.....:.:
Time pisa, 2:20l2, 2:26l4, 22I i2, 2:2l
Judges-Captain Sweeney, Hamilton Busbee j \
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RECORDED REAL ssrArE rRANsFEaa
Chestnut-sf, NV 8. lot % 5Oxl50; @ - Duryea ana
Ia * shepherd
23d ST. q. 400 70 " o 9Th ave 25xlO0.5; r McCaf ~
fcrty and wife Ia 9 FOllcft ,oa
l5lsst - 425 n OF IonftlaBdt-ave, l interest.
251ll3.5 A J HcnuinR and wife Ia NJ Phelan
10
l5lstst 400 n e OF CouTtlan lt-ave. 25x1lS5: n
Henfing 10 " Phelan and another 2Ooo
Thompson-st No 81 and other property Butler,
trustee, TO + ~ COster and others
Watcr-st, n >. SAC II g 81 Over-sL and other prop
cry T. Butler trustee. 10 j. III Coster and an
lstsyo W :, 7i.2 M n Of 7Sd.st. 25xi0o; Bran to $50
23dst a = 300 I g Of stha ave- 20 81 i2sth-st Colo
x75x irregular Doying and vie to William
1880 ST. ) $40 II Of sth-avo. I0OxiOoli; Broa.
and wife TO Gaut
52d-st, 3O5S "a shave IS.9Xl005; II 81
nalg'p and husband % 4 Lane 1850
Front-st. fl of Bro Diet % llx76 lx2S.SX75.
IL, Carter % J Clason ...-.-.-....--..- SOO0
Avc-A, sw Of lith-st, ll1lOx2ol.Sx irregular, J
Gilleland aud others To r NJ Gilcland
o2d-st, 3056 IL OF SHAVE lS.3xlO05; W
Adam and wife 90 n VI Hsipin 100
l4lstst 2so Il q % Nillis-aye, l00XlS7.6 G W
StursbeTg TOT On5orman.
Riverside ne cor of lo6th-st, 25xlO0ll. 9 " Pleas
ants referee, TO D II Seaman l1675
lOth.ave s, 1910 tts OF l5sth ST. 25xlOO; Ann W
MilS 10 w DftnnsD 2s01
7ct-si, 1893 f. oi Ave-A, 25xS7 II irregular
X Beeknan referee, 10 @ Matthews 1880
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5itnailons ruanieo-- females

J~N~>>S
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
tsA knis OF good competent feDale servants 0erms2
cn 9s9es girI 12t e'sy Dc cola|y Sse nae 2
TANT HOME BUREAU. l5s jtSave, fourth house above
A FTRST-CLASS COLORED LAUNDRESS,
WIN UNSURPASSED facilities and lrsclass references
most reasonable TERMS collars and cnGs equal 70
soth-st. -
/ COOK.-By respectable American Protest
city r Ss nc az cards. o SSSs Isl oo best
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.--Bya re-
~ Specialize young Welsh Protestant eirl city reference
lCoOK.--By young woman is willing to
postal cards i57 West S$dst
COOK, &c.-By thorough, good cooks;
country, private public. Ready at the PROTESTANT
eTREIu 5t1,ave fourth house ABOVE Iota:st
lCHAMBERW0RK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
OINGor NURSES, Gc-By nercan and Protestant sirl
Ss sly nS country At moderate wages Attic ekorE
sCHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ swede Protestant girl respectable and wen recon
@ ps; n ~ e os s9S Sn @ or eou9
try. Can 292 Gth-ave. near lsth-st -
COOK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a
~ capable scotch g understands her business
cty and not afraid OF work is good natnred with other
o'' country best Cali at 2'2 near
sGENERAL HOUSEWORK.--A most excel.
homework
serving good reference l55 East 29th-st -
III OUSEKEEPER.-By an American lady, to
take charge OF genrnan's home. for party OF
competent Of Giving mothoress children proper
Ing. Address Mrs s.. Tribune Office
HOUSEWORK.-By a respectable girl to do
housework in small family city country steady
omce, 1888 broadway
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a willing Yankee
a girl oblging. strictly temperate excellent cook; win do
a npg 9 aug idS 's zap nders'nsdS care oil k city
HOUSEW0RK.- BY "a neat, tdy intelligent
family in any capacity can do GOOD cooking aud good
moderate Car be at 800 6ave 2Sdsl list floor
4 .ADY'S-MAID.-By a French girl best of
AZ references eau address So West i9th.si.
I .AUNDRESS.-First-c colored Iaundress !;
a. gentlemen families washing by the month dozen
VAN BLANK, 30 West 27lh.st in the rear Ih,rd loor
NEAT Protestant girls wanted for general
= housework AZ The EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE BIZ
khAu, b6 Grcenwichave
iNURSE.--A woman experienced in invalid or
u MadisonSve.
NURSE or NURSE and SEAMSTRESS and
- EPSLAiltS GiHl-By very capable Scotch PTotes
al @92 "thaVe, near loth-st
NURSE.-l}y a German, Protestant girl, as
nurse aud plain sewing. city reference.
address H. +. 222 prihth 81, Jersey City neights.
NURSE. Skilful medical and surgical nurse,
~ who speaks ENGLISH aud French nuenty. NO
:" mayel Address Mira h. q. H. Tribune Uptown Once
SEAMSTRESS.-An experienced operator,
p formerly ie1oher On the wilcox y Gibbs ewing
.ee@s,oged 10 "A kinds OF tine sewing Address MRS
&ERVANTS. Foreign and Domestic; for all
BELL, 6s West 22dst
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9rooklnm propertp for Sale anS 60 Get

T $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
IA acres land IN Brooklyn two lines horse
immediate vicinity OF paved and severed streets rutland
q WHITING. 12l NassausL
ITO LET.-S600 for S-story high-stOop brown
stone house. 20E12 lot 100 only i've nnltes walk
Prospect Park aud convenient 70 COaey Isaal aal AZ
rutland & WHITING. I2l Nassau -.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK. Friday. Sen

NEw-YoRK. Friday Sept % fssi
The following sale was held al lie Exchan,,.
Saesroom to-day;
BB Richard v. Harneh
3-story brick building with lot q West 2a,h.
-, s. $50 II q Of lOib-aye,, lot 2OxSS.9, Robert
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Goumtrp ,]ropcrip for Sale ano Go Get.

NouHIIp property 1DI 1aIe aHu 70 Lei.
AT ORANGE, y. J. (neighborhood speciality
r 2r nlf 49e F'Pi u SeS' great bargains
A conn; VALLEY farm; beautiful and
hgsi.fal location GOO s9nse ans out eSidags inst
fruit abunianco fruit nov the place con,
oee Stores am depois on two TaiTosds Other valuable -
l. " EERv&N Montague Mass
A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Dutchess
hours from &es YORK : hours from Poaghkeepse Sons
Ios nsIy new E@oa a; ;t@4-s aud 2'asF 9aISs
r TIVE aa @T Ga s seensy peass9'
! boarders. Address " CRANDELL Atteb0Ty, y y.
FOR SALE-2,OOO acre tract of unimproved
lana IN carter e. a. iT sepff Fem
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A desirable
resdence WITH moiern inPros e@sni sarien slt. n @
house - ors or sroosyn pay diaersaoe "A
NOR SALE on the HUDSON-Ninety acres
wlthia corporation o. Hudson two-tlrds OF Il on level
and mountain n aSaa@ for b4ila esISs 6a Rss
ag ns og XIV hs 1 1 Ais2 SssSR @SF ,
co leie aaa driraole s1TIoundsd by sTess eIainags
property Address OWNER. 23s Iudson y or .o-
H %S' i" f aSq 51 a Ssf c 70 HAS a \ ''''
nor SALE-A fine fruit farm, two and a
* miles i,o'3 Sew, bInHsnlck y - one hour nde ~
ana 49, I1 $40 iTg a S wa Or s6 s{ 49,, - i
bearing siawJsrrSs JlaekbeTries sspsfs
Also good farm e % adjoining above, ap.
Pie se' 90 mach tree oae acre IN asPaTssn ne lot Z
buildings and all necessary conveuieucss pronabe
working WIN he sold separately tosether For lurher
Il ilailagS address JOIN n. REED
545 Broadway.
ET0NTCLAIR. y. New hOuse near depot
W ten conveniently arranged three stories wei
buut, wide pretty 75N2O0
5000 terms easy r. NJ B0lD, 90 Frankiinst. y. \.
anRANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS toilet ant forsae furnished AMI
blAChMELL & SMITH. OPP main station. Orange. n 3
gINO LET.-Two cottage houses at Rye, \. Y,
one hour tr9m This ely ample grounds WITH stables
4 required Address ChAS r. WHITE g 90. 81 MaaeR
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NOOK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a
~ very capable scotch gr understands her business
city, and not afraid good natured with other
wants. city cOunry best references Call 232 6thav
n
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A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
All ki9is Of soot conpetens female servants oerns2
colored Servants At the large ol-ostablslei PsOrbS
TANr HOME BUREAU, 1873 6th-ave- fourth house above
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Citn propcrtn 60 Get.
Gin i1roprrtn il1nnteo.

NVANTFD.-An unfinished house for three.
or possibly ave Years ~ small fan.iy locaion be-
tween SAth aud 6thsts, sth and Othaves pnSs
soon rs possible Address " T., h. ~ BOX $50 Nes-Hork
city.
NAANTED.-On Park place, Murray War
w ChamberstS. 5oxlo0 feet, cash custouer
Rutland . WHITING, l2l NaSsaa-sL
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COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help: for
~ city country. Can be at the PROTESTANT
HOME BU REAU 1873 6tl-ave fourth lOth-sL
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Couutrp propcrtn rOantco.

WANTED TO RENT, FURNISHED or IN
w FURNISHED, with one and quarter hours
@ik on Morris and Essex Central ~ northern Railroad q
OWL cfsty loccgsios1Ud house with three acres
~ land, ana stable and deslfed Addrss stat
Terms size and number q: rious and ull particulars
LlAMS, BOX y. Tribune once
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A FIRST-CLASS COLORED LAUNDRESS
"a with unsurpassed facilities and firsclass references
wishes few geDtemen's and families washing on ia
most reasonable terms; collars and cuffs done equal
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~ URSE.-A woman experienced in invalid or
u Madison2ve.
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GOOK.-By a respectable American Protest
" ant irst-class cook excellent baker; bes
city references no cards lob West S6tnst LIST floor
sCHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.--Bya re
~ specialize young Welsh Protestant g city reference
Call az lO7 d. 21tL st
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
marriGQ.

BERND-BLUM-Iut this city on July 26th,
1e.1, by Rev. &. Levy. Nj GIT, BERNp Of Well
VILE. La, to Miss HEsmGrA BLUM, of Baton
ROuge.
Cupid will never CEASE to intermeddle
with the destiny ofman. When he does
wisely, however, instead Of being CEN
surrd he should he frtcd and exalted.
We must say that his praise should be
sounded OF the golden harp whose nelo-
dy charms the soul and captivates the
heart, for having thus linked together,
forever, two hearts loving and true. To
the young and worthy groom we offer
our sincere congratulations for winning
the devoted affection of one of Baton
Rouge's loveiest daughters. May the
twain, who, 50 auspiciously embark on
LIES journey, find the way lined with
bliss antwincd with all worldly goods
which 90 70 atlorn the happiest homes.
For their princely generosity TO the prIn-
ter we extend most grateful thanks.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
Reeds Gilt Edge Tome cures Dyspepsia
Meeting Of Confederate Veterans.

RATION ROUGE, La. July 70, ISL.
Pursuant to q call of the President,
the Confederate Veteran Association as
sembled at the office of Judge &. L. Way.
The Association was called to order by
the Vice-President, Capt, John McGrath,
who briefly stated the object Of the meet.
ing to be;
lst. Election Of officers. ID To pre-
pare for the reception Of the Asso-
ISOLATION Of the Army of Tennessee, on
August eth, 1881.
A motion to proceed to the election OF
officers was amended by Gen. Jastrem-
ski, who moved that the officers now
holding over, be requested to act IN
their respective capacities until after inc
It'll q August, which motion was
adopted.
President Wax in the clair.
yice.President McGrath moved that
committee on arrangements, composed OF
eleven members, be appointed, and the
motion being put was adopted.
The President appointed on said COM
mittee the followed named comrades:
Cen L. Jastremski, Captains }. W.
Bates, G. d. Waddill, T. W, Heroman,
W. 6. Randolph, John McGrath, J. Fl.
Lamon, Emile Dro2, J. L. Blouln, W.
A. Stroube, Jno. W. Amiss,
On motion of Capt. Bates, the Presi-
dent appointed the following commit
tee on Artillery: A. Gangloh, Chair,
man j. Schroeder Z. L, Woodside, A.
Il. Sanchez, James Costello
The committee on membership having
reported fayorably on the applications o
G. J. Barrow, s. 3. Jones, 7. B. Brady
they were declared duly elected mem
bers of the Association and the rules
being suspended the application OFF. l.
WooGside was read, and there being {
unanimous vote in favor of the same
his name was ordered to be placed upol
the roll of membership.
The Secretary was instructed to notify
the members of the Association to as
semble at Pixies Row, at II NJ, on thu
9TH OF August, ISL, from which place
they will proceed in a body to receive
their comrades Of the Association of The
Army OfTcnncsSee.
On motion Of Capt. AlniSs--amendec
By Capt. McGrath-the Secretary wa
requested to furnish the Association 0
the Army Of Tennessee with copy 0
the roll of the Association, together will
request that list Of their members b
returned to the Confederate Veteran
Association of East Baton Rouge.
At the suggestion o. the President tn
rules were suspended, and on dnly sec
Onded motion, the name Of Chas. Aher
was added to the list of mcmbcrshi
without opposition.
The Association then adjourned.
JOHN }. WAX. President
q. p, SKOLnELp. Secretary
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
OUR DARLING EMMA,

OUR DARLING EMMA
Emma, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as a summer breeze.
Pleasant rs the air OF evening
When i, floats among the trees;
Peaceful be- thy silent 5lumher5
Peaceful i'll the grave 80 low,
Thou no more shall join our number.
Thou no more our home shalt know.
Dearest Emma thou hast left lis.
Here thy loss We deeply feel;
But It's God that hath bereft It's,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope TO meet Tee
When the day Of life Is fed
Thege in Heaven eth joy to greet thee,
Whcr. Ne farewell tear is she'd
But lraih has been here, and borne away
4 dear one from our side.
GNst in the evening Of her ia
As Young as |, SHE died.
Not long ago she till'd her place
She sat with us in Joy;
But she has run her mortal race,
And never can return.
Perhaps orr time viii be Is short.
Our days may Ay as fast;
o. Lord impress the solemn thought
That this may be cur last.
W. cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath the Christening rod,
One must be first, but let Us al
Prepare to meet or Crod
So fare thee we'll. my dear, sweet one,
Farewell forever. h. l.. >.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
The State House.

The Baton Rouge CAPIToLIAN makes
this favorable report Of the progress OF
work upon the State Honse:
The Capitol Is rapidly approaching
completion. The Senate Chamber and
that of the House of Representatives are
rooted and floored the rooms OF the first
and second stories are also ttoored. A
survey of the editice shows plainly that
the bulk of the work is done and that 1t
won't be long ere the officers can estab
fish themselves comfortably in their re-
snectiye apartments. Our GonfrereS o.
the press can take the tlattering junction
to their souls that the September meet.
inc of the Press Association will be held
either in the new Senate Chamber OF
Hall OF Representatives,
Where is the editor so devoid Of STATE
pride that he will decline to make one o
the first organized assemblies Of Loulsi
ana's citizens to meet within the wall
of that noble editice
Breathes there a scribe with soul 50 dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
I'll spend my last COMPOUNDED red,
I'll walk until my feet have bled
From door to door I'll bee my bread
I'll seek the green fields for bed
But what III make my way to Red
Stick to greet my fellow ed
ItOrs in grand convention.
Within that great and stately pile
That rcar8 its proud and naughty tile
Aloft fraction Of a mile
On Baton Rouge = fertile sie,
And known as the State Capitie,
By all who mention
Should we behold a man 80 vie
'Twould stir within us all our bile
| would grieve our heart and temper rile--
The wretch should forthwith gnaw q hie
And be condemned without trial
To read in public half mile
Of his own editorial
Well we should smile,
Ye scribcs attention
DonaldsOnvilIe Chief.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28

4 BOOluNG COMuTTEE.-The Con
fedcrate veterans having resolved to
burn powder on the arrival Of the Army
Of Tennessee, they have appointed the
following gentlemen to make necessary
arrangements for firing two of the T.
Founders belonging to the University
to-wit: Messrs, Andre Gangloif, Chair
mau. J. Schroeder, L. L. Woodside, A.
r. Sanchez. James CASTILLO.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28

have IN store the largest stpc Of Tobacco
to be found in this city, different GRADES. Deal
r,s will find il to their interest 20 examine same
before purchasing elsewhere ,-.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
Organization of Capital Lodge No.
20, knights of Pythias.

On last night; July 9th, the charter
members of Capital Lodge, No. %, met
at DeSoto Lodge, and were initiated III
to the order of the Knights Of Pythias,
Acting Grand Chancellor, j. 5. Lanler;
Chancellor Commander John II. Skip
with: Vice Chancellor Commander,
Diamond and Prclate Irvine, being
present with other Knights from East
and West FeliciaDa.
The following officers were duly elect
ed and installed:
Andrew 5. Heron, Past Chancellor ;
Leon Jastremski, Chancellor Command
er; L. F. Reynaud, ce-Chancellor
A. L. Read, Prelate H. Skolfeld, Mas
ter of Excheoner; A, D, Lyle, Master
of Finance }. B. Magruder, Keeper of
Records and Seals; Z. L. Woodside,
Master of Arms. w. H. Reynaud, ianel
Guard: II. L. HauSey, Outer Guard
Memberships H. Lamon, }. f.
Young, G.. X. David, VIM. Garig, T. NJ
Brooks, II. McNair, Chas. H. Jolly.
With such material as that which
composes Capital Lodge, there is NJ
doubt that the grand order which il
rapidly spreading throughout the world
will soon be one of the most tlourishinl
in Baton Rouge. The organization wa
effected with an unanimity which prom
ises the greatest harmony in the future
A delegation of Knights from abroa'
were present, among whom we no
ticed Messrs. Lanier Skipwith DAr
mond, Lambert, Knapp, Worms, Irvine
Israel Slaughter, Campbell, II, L. Mcy
er, Wolf and Irwin.
Our friend, Mr.. S. Nelson is very anx
ions to get married and settle down i
life. He says that life is too short t
admit of his spending much time i
looking for wife but if any person c
the feminine gender is also inclined tina
way all that is necessary is to intorl
him at once and he is ready Morga1
City Free Press.
If Mr.. Nelson was really anxious t
get married, he would certainly com
down to "brass tacks" and pop tn
question:" Any mau who lazily wait
till the girls ask him to have thel
must soon concentrate around him lt
of pet cats and dogs. No well regula
ted Baton Rouge girl would ever touc
HIM on his plan. with even a forty fec
pole,
: The bell of Independence No. 2 hs
arrived and is being put in position.
is large and handsome, weighing or
Thousand pounds The boys are no
happy.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28

The locomotive is in full view, across
the river. on the Baton Rouge Branch Of
the y. o. Pacific, the track (which
will he laid to the river terminus by to-
night. 1t looks almost like dream,
but It's tangible one. We are linked
to the railroad system of the United
States, and no longer at the mercy of
the fogs of the Mississippi.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
SUGAR! SUGAR!

Sugar! Sugar!
CrT.LOAF Extra Louisiana
POWDERED LOAF Best New York.
COFFEE A. Best Double Refined La.
LIGHT BROWN East Baton Rouge, tknoX 81
II FnmilE iITncfrY Of JONHl BEAL,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-28
1]ied

VOLAIKE.-In this city, on Friday, July
22d. ISL, at haf.past 3 o'clock ?. NJ. Miss EMMA
G. VOLAIRE, daughter of the late Emile Volalre
and Al2ire Latil, aged Il years, months and
"a days.