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The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
News Notes.

Prince Bismarck is suffering from neu-
ralgia.
1t is reported that Earl Spencer will
Ireland.
The Chinese have plundered Russian sub
1ects on the frontier and have attacked Chinese
troops marching against the French.
There is some objection raised to Lord
Derby's appointment TO tho indian oillce on
account ora recent speech on Egypt
Mr.. Parnell in his speech at Cork on
Sunday, said That he should always oppose
any attempt 10 land cmlgrants penniless In
America.
August Mast, German, living in Creseo,
Howard County, Iowa, died from trlchlne,
caused by eating diseased pork. HIS wife
and three children are all sick from the same
cause.
A revenue officer at Alfalfa, Ala, yester-
day, while attempting % arrest Bob Thomas
and N. r. Williams, two moonshlners, shot
and killed Williams and dangerously wounded
Thomas.
The pipes of the American Steam Heat
ing aud Power Company at the corner of John
and Nassau streets, New York, exploded yes.
terday, throwing paving stones aud mud In
all directions, No one was Injured.
1t is reported that Peoria distiller has
added 800 day to the profits ofhls business
by using barrels having a capacity OF two gal
Ions In excess Of the standard barrel and pay
Ing the excise tax on the number OF gallons
contained In II standard barrel. A suit Will be
brought for the taxes In arrears.
There was a great fire at Canton, China,
on November Z and s. Eight hundred houses
were destroyed and many lives lost, including
firemep, who. were burned to death, The
vicerOy visited the scene with a body OF SOL
diers to prevent rObberles, aud fierce lights
occurred between the thieves and citizens,
John Leininger, while suffering from
delirious fever, Jumped from the secondstory
window OF his residence, near Womelsdort,
Pa, on sunday night. He then ran through
several fields and jumped Into creek. HIS
housekeeper followed him and rescued him
| from tho creek, but LelniDger's clothing be-
came frozen to Ills body, aud he died before he
| could De gotten TO his home.
In the Hastings Court at Richmond, Va,
| yesterday, w. b, Meredith and William A.
| Smith, students in the Virginia Medical Col
| lege, arrested last week while attempting TO
| rob grave In Oakwood Cemetery, were each
sentenced 10 six months In jail. They pleaded
| guilty 10 an Indictment charging them with
attempted grave robbery, which Is mlsde
| meanOr. The Indictment for actual disinter
ment was quashed. The caaes OF Baker and
| Roane were continued.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
Work On the Flats.

Two piles were driven yesterday by the
monster mac inc lying at the mouth OF the
New York avenue sewer. Three Inches OF Ice
had to be broken before this could DO done,
and 1t Is understood that no more work will
be done with this plle-driver until the river Is
thoroughly open. These plies were driven Ia
timber for the work. ay which are expeeted "a
arrive In q schooner this week. The land pile
driving machine Will be here Saturday and is
10 bo put to work on timber "run" Mt the
shore end OF the proposed tramway. a full
supply OF piles Is being arranged for at Point
Lookout, TO be delivered as the work pro
greseep,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1868.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
Ofice to-day says;
The Indications are that rain or snow Will
prevail IN New England, tho Middle States
and lower lake region on Wednesday, with
slightly warmer east to south Winds and
cloudy weather. Rain Is Indicated for the
Gul1 States and Ohio Valley, followed by
clearing weather during Wednesday
Temperature.
Tho following special temperatures were re.
ported nj 8 y. IN. yesterday Washington, 81 (;
Norfolk, 3S Savannah, 559; Atlanta, 81 p;
Jacksonville, 57o; Pensacola, b7'; New Or
leans, CO., Galveston, 0S' san Antonio, GO !;
Tucson, 07'; san Diego, 65'; Los Angeles,
Gpo.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
Jefferson Monument Association

A meeting OF the corporators of the jefferson
Monumental Association was he'd In the Cor.
coran Building last night Judge d. q. Cartier,
the president, occupied the chair and Mr.. r..
b. Webb, secretary. There were present be.
sides, Dr. j. N Toner, Judge +. W. Barley, A.
II. Sporord, W. d. Webb, q. u. Culver, W. IL.
Clagett and Judge Geddes, OF Ohio. The work
of compiling constitution occupied tho ses-
sion. Considerable debate ensuod upon DR..
Toner'S motion TO strike out the word 'stock''
from the proposed FORM which was ultimately
carried
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
StonoMnlI .Xncksnn.s Lnsf Worns.

The last words OF Stonewall jackson were,
"Lets cross over the river and rest in the
shade OF the trees." These words have been
quoted by more than n million persons In
every cline on earth, and yet on every boys
tongue In the District of Columbia are to be
long as those OF the great warrior, "Let's 90 to
B. Robinson Il Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, and get new suit OF clothes"
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
..ONiing.''

'FTl Fergoro Is the puzzllng iitlo OF a serial
story by Miss NJ. IL. Catherwood, begun In the
November issue OF OutnD. II Is bright and
ther attention TO the magazine which contains
II. Tho next issue OF outing Will contain an
illustrated Christmas poem by Elaine Goodale,
an illustrated descriptive paper on The Ber'
mudas, by Miss Anna Ballard, the second in.
stallment OF ''T' Fergore," and many other
good things. one dollar year. Address
outing, Albany, n. Y.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
For the Holidays.

We are Offering downright bargains In
clothing, as II gives us n good opportunity TO
reduce our immense stock. Elseman Bros,
the most prominent clothlers and tailors, cor.
ner OF Seventh and r..
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19

Postmaster Tulloch to-day designated MI.
Chris Abner, Corner Ninth and streets as a
postal agent for the sale OF stamps, stamped
envelopes and postal cards. Next week Mr..
Abner Will have mt his store a box for the re-
ceptiOn OF mail matter.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
ladies Fine Straight Goat Button
H6Ots,

worked buttonholes, only 1925 pair, nj
llchold's Boston Shoe House, 02i Seventh
street northwest. A souvenir presented "a
each purchaser.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19

JOHN WALLER, colored, was charged in
the Police Court to-day With cruelty whipping
4 pair OF mules. The agent or tho S. T.. q. A.
failed TO show any cruelty In the case
whatever, and the defendant was released.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
A Large Hot

OF gents lne calf shoes, In eight different
styles, at S3.15 pair. Gents hand-sewed
Congress only SO per pair, at Richolds Boston
Shoe House, No. 021 Seventh street north.
west. souvenir presented to each pur-
abaear.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19

veerhoms, "910 Seventh street, is the best
place TO get iewel.boxes, albums, Christmas
cards, steel engravlngs, chromos, picture.
frames and other ornamented goods for holt
day presents.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19

Walter S, Jones and Katie G. slmonds.
Edward Curry and Mary Jane Davidge.
llFrnnk Brown and Rachael Wall
George II. Taylor, OF Baltimore, Md, and
Mary j. McGlll OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
Christmas Goods.

Christmas cards, pictures, plcture-frames,
plush jewel-boXes and Japanese stun so L
Veerhoff's, DIG Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
"AIderney Dniry Wa.ous.,,

Fresh Alderney Butter, charmed every morn
Ing and delivered In y IL "ward" prints, SOC
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. per put.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
Take the Boys

70 Baum's, 41O Seventh street, for good cloth
Ing at reasonable prices. One lot OF line over
coats, former price so to S12, now 50.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
Japanese Scrolls,

large and small easols, Ink stands, albums
and plaques, at 101 Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
WONDERFUL
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!

Pure silk Hdkfs., worth 60c., Will be 800.
Elegant silver Pins worth 75c., will bo 25c.
superb whisk.holders, worth 81 20, viii be SOC.
satln.llned baskets, worth W, Will be oSc.
Unbreakabie Dolls, worth 0sc., will be SOC.
Plush Pocketboobs, worth 5Oc., Will be 25c.
Gents silk Hdkfs., worth $3.50, will be 05c.
Gents satin Tles, worth 81, will be SOC.
Gents SILK Umbrellas, worth "a, Will be S2.i0.
Gents Linen Hdkfs., worth iSc., will be 25c.
Alligator satchels, worthl0Sc, will DO l0c.
Celluold Sets In Case, worth $3.50, will be st.35
Dabys Warm Hoods, worth s1.5O, will be 0Sc.
The above wonderful bargains were purchased
by the PALAIs ROYAL at forced sale where
ready money could buy at half usual prices. We
make fair profit and still we sell at half yes less
than halfth usual prices
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A. n. wilkins
VS.. 51s,
WIN. G. Wilkinson.

PT VIRTUE Of and acting in obedience
IL to i writ Of fieri faeias issued by the
Hoa- Twenty-Seeond j udieissi Distr ie Court.
parish OF Ascension IN the matter OF A Il.
wilkins rs Ne. ST VIM. e. Wilkinson.
dated July III, lss9, to me directed, have
seized and will offer far sale, a5 public auc-
ton to the last and highest bidder. at the
premises on Railroad Avenue. between
Attakapas and Opelousas streets. IN the
town of Denaldsauvine, Oh
Saturday, the I'd day Of septern Der, 1882,
at Il a'eIeek A. If, the following described
property, to-wit;
All the buildings and Improvements stu
ate1 on parish lot No. -. treating Railroad
bounded on QUE side by lot leased by 4.
Hafeie, on the other side by lot leased by
Mrs. j. C. Boulanger aud in the rear by lot
leased By Phanix Fire Company No, /.
seeond-The lease Of said lot transferred
from ~ Marks to WIN. G. Wilkinson, which
lease expires January. 1883.
Tkird-Au the contents of the store oecu-
pied by Wm- G. Wilkinson consisting of
Stationery.
Notions,
Cigars
Show Cases,
One Printing Press and Type.
Shelves and Counters. etc, etc.
as PSF inventory or Tile In this Office.
Seized Ii the above suit.
Parish OF Ascension. August, f9. 1882
A
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Succession Sale.

State of Les1isiaua-Parish OF Ascension
Twenty Second Judicial District Court.
No. 81.
SuccessIon Of Rose EuIa.ie.
DY virtue of an order OF sale under date
II Of TIE 10th day of August. 1882 ISSUED
by the Hon. Twenty Second Judicial Dis
sriet Court, parish Of Ascension, and to me
directed, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder at
the Courthouse door of said PARISH On
Saturday, the 23rd day Of September, 1882,
at IL o'clock L. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
The lower half OF q certain LOT OF
GROUND, situated IN the town Of Donald
souEiTIe, in that part Of said town formerly
known as Faubourg Conway, measuring
thirty feet front On Attakapaa street By q
depth OF one hundred and twenty feet,
together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon which said half lot Is
bounded on one side by the other half OF Lot
Ne. 80, OF which it forms part. On the other
side by lot No %, and in the rear by lots
Mes 81 and IS.
Said sale to effect partition and final
settlement of said succession
Terms aud conditions. Cash IN United
States currency.
Parish IF Ascension, Aug TO- 1882
Pa. JONES. Sheriff
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NEW PHOENIX 0EFICERS.-At d regular
monthly meeting of Pheeuix Fire Cem-
pany last Monday evening Mr. Dedrieh
QhImeyer WAS elected Engineer to take
charge of the new steamer. Mr.. Auguste
Barthelmy rendered his resignation as
Foreman. aud Mr. Louis Wild was again
chosen to fill that position The choice
Of Mr. OhIlHsyer as Engineer caused a
vacancy In the Office Of Second Assistant
Foreman, and Mr.. Dominique Variant
WAS elected In his stead. Mr.. f. S. Lee
Blanc fintIlng hts business duties Ineom
patlbla with those OF Secretary OF the
FIRE company, rendered lis resignation,
and w. G. Wilkinson. Esq, Was elected
bis successor Although the evening
Vas very unfayerabIe for 4 meeting, the
attendance of members was quite large
and lively interest was manifested IN
the proceedings. attributable IN part to
shs successful trial of the eompsuy's new
steamer the evsairg before Col D, B.
Saifer. Southern agent for the eFlshy
Nfy. Co.. ard Mr.. JAS. 2. Teller. deliver
ing engineer of saa SAME company were
added 10 tho list of haasEasy members,
and appreciated the compliment highIy.
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t. GIuai 9Gerta Tie 1hlaWlAgs WuIco WIS
adopted
WHEREAS, The lease OF the Mississippi
river ferry opposite DeualsisaHv5IIe expires
ca the Is5 of January, 1888, and
Hhergns. 1t Is necessary and important
that q good and stagnea ferry be placed
On said ferry therefore,
Be it resolred, That q committee Of two
members and the Mayor be appointed to
confer with Il like committee from the Police
Jury Of the parish OF Ascension to adyer-
tise The lease OF said ferry and TO eonsI'ter
any proposition they may receive towards
placTns u good ssauneh boat fer the use OF
said ferry.
Be 1t further resolced, That the Secretary
this resolution to the Honorable President
and members OF the Police Jury ct the par
lsh OF Ascension
The Secretary made verbal report. show
ing be made settlement with the Treasurer
bE paving over to the Treasurer the sum Of
5hirtE-fve dollars amount OF dog licenses
issued by him- This report WIS received
and adopted
/ The Mayer stated that Mr.. Paul Leehe.
member Of the Council from the first ward,
had sent to the Mayor and Common Council
his Resignation and that the resign allen had
been misplaced AMI that he wished the
Council to take action ca the SANE at this
meeting The resignation WAS accepted.
The following members were appointed
On terry committee john Setezano, P.
Camel and the Mayor.
P Camel offered the following which was
adopted
Ress1ses, That the salary Of the 4ssessoe
of the town OF OoaaIdsonvIle be fixed a5
1hIrsv-nve dollars per annuni, said reselu-
ton to take effect from and after its passage
P Camel offered the following, which was
unanimously adopted.
Rgselsgd, That q TAX Of Ave mills BIC levied
On the assessment roll OF the taxn fsr the
year 1852 ami that the Tax Collector be or
dered to proceed at ouee with the collection
Ut said tax
The feEl0wIng bills were Approved
D1natstsonsllla CREF, ---- s GO
W g. NIIkiascn,-S Ia %
On nseeEn. duly seconded, the CaaEeiI
adIeurne<i-
4 true copy JAS J. SULLIVAN.
Secretary
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Died.

GRILHE-As DonaIdsonv1Ile, La. On Thurs
GRILLE native OF this town. aged u years,
months and % days.
Mr.. Grllhe was an old Citizen OF Donaldson
vile, native Of the place and q lifelong resi-
dent we understand excepting the three years
he served with the Canuoneers OF Donaldson
during the late war. He was sood-hearted
man and large number OF friends VIII join the
afflicted wife, children aud other relatives IN
mourning his death He was Frustrated SIX
weeks with an Affection Of the heart and endured
great suffering with comnendahIs patience and
torltuie- Mr.. GrIIhe was an exempt member
Of Ascension Hook and Ladder Company and
the funeral, which took place yesterday was
conducted under the auspices of that ergzniza-
tlen. The procession was beaded by the St.
Joseph Brass Band, and numerous eoueourse
Of people followed the remains to the place Of
nserment III the Catholic cemetery.
ERE4UY-Ou SATURDAY. Augzss T. 1872
ALLEN CLAE, son of J. n and Aida RreaH,
aged months and z days
We join the friends OF these afflicted parents
In extending sympathy m the hour OF their core
bereavement. Only those who hare sustained
similar affection can appreciate how 1t tears
the heart strings to lose these Little cherubs
them to Us.
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Mr. jules Goudran Of the we'll known
Blue Store has also made his appearance
at home again, after an enjoyable sejourn
of couple of weeks at the seaside re-
sort that Is 80 popular with the people OF
this seetien-BsIoxi. Friend jules had
so much fun himself, he is determined to
do big share towards contributing to
the enjoyment of others at the Phoenix
fair Of Saturday and Sunday next, and
is working like beaver with that end
in view.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

LOCAL PoLITICs.-Compa quiet
has reigned in political circles since the
parish convention Of the 9Th inst, but
the leaders Of the Court House Republi-
can faction have been holding frequent
secret eaueuses. They either have some
thing troublesome on their minds, OF are
laying ! deep and terrible plot to capture
the Congressional convention III their
own interests and saueIch the regular
party organization and its representatives
into snaIthereens. The District Attorney
is the head-auburu head-of the esmhi-
nation, aud the cloud Of mutual suspicion
and dIs5rust which erstw lille lowered be
tween him aud the Sherif-s Office has
been swept aside by the bright rays of
the electric light of political expedieney.
Verify, as we gaze upon the mixture Of
heretofore DESCENDANT spirits now min
Cling ii harmony on either side of the
Republican dividing line in Ascension
we are led to exelaIm with the Teutonic
citizen, aVe was here to-day und deere
tomorrow; aber yesterday we're was
yeus"
The Congressional District Committee
will meet at Phoenix Hall at Il o'clock
Monday to prepare the roll for temporary
organization Of the district convention,
aud the convention will assemble at the
same place Tuesday noon. The even t
will be awaited with interest, not only
in this parish and district, but through
out the State and at Washington rs we'll.
Il Is to be hoped the deliberations OF the
convention will be Of credit to itself and
beneficial te the interests Of the party,
and that the delegates will meet with
such treatment tero as will give them q
favorable impression OF eur town aud
parish.
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In Memoriam.

Hall ASCENSION HOOK AND LADDER Co., No. 1,
Donaldsenv1IIe, La. Aus. Is. 1882.
In view OF the loss we have sustained by the
decease Of our trend and associate ADOLPH
grille, and OF the still heavier loss sustained
by those who were nearest and dearest to hiIn,
be 1t
RssoIred. That It Is only just tribute to the
memory of the departed TO say that IN regresung
HIS removal from OUT midst, we mourn for one
who was N every way worthy of QUIZ respect and
regard
Resolued, That We sincerely eondole with the
family of the deceased on the d1spensatIon with
which 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
ahIc1 them and commend them for consolation
to Him who orders all things for the best and
whose ehasslseuzenEs are meant IN mercy.
Resotrsd- That this heartfelt testimonial of
our sympathy and sorrow be published IN the
DonaldsonvilIe CHEEF and copy forwarded to
the family OF cur departed friend By the Seere-
taFy of this Comoaay.
Respectfully submitted,
G. KLINE,
R. MOUSSE
NJ BRADFORD.
Committee.
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MURDER.-VaEIere " iIIialns and Paul
Green, coIored men. had a quarrel last
Tuesday evening at DasiEva's store on
LetrfFoy Savoy place, III the parish Of
Assumption. five miles below Donaldson
vile. aud Green shot Williams three
times III the left breast, killing him in
wholly unprovoked. Williams having en-
deavored to avoid the difficulty, which
was the result OF an old grudge. Green
made bis escape. firing . shot at the by
ISLANDERS who started to follow hun. 4
citizen pursued the fugitive with shot
gun, and failing to stop him, fired one
barrel of the gun, striking Green on the
right side Of the face and neck with a
charge of No. SHOT The murderer was
not seriously hurt. however, and sue
eeeded III getting away. Ii Is reported
that he was seen lying on the bank of
the bayou opposite the new bridge Tues
day night. and tue superstition is be was
making his way to ST. james or New Or
leans, where LIE has relatives 4 reward
Of $50 is offered for his arrest by the
brother and friends OF tue man who was
killed. Tie murderer may be readily
recognized BY the following description !:
Is years old, 6 feet tall, heavy build, fat
nose, large hands and feet, large and
thick lips, black skin, no beard. short
hair, yellow teeth. has fresh wounds from
No 6 shot on right side of face and neck
He was dressed in white shirt. blue
striped pants, black hat and boots.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

Judge Clleevers has been spending the
past week at home, resting after his pro-
longed judicial siege Iii St. James parish,
where eoart has been kept open for i
number Of weeks to try the celebrated
taeherie read ease In spite Of the warm
weather and the tedious nature OF his
Iabors, the Judge is looking well and
does not seem to have suffered IN weight
or health.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19
Succession Notice.

State of Lnuisiana-Payish Of Ascension
Tventy-Second Judicial District Court.
No 50.
Succession Of Jean Donat Monsoon.
VHEREAs. ADoLPa AoSsos, OF the
w parish OF Ascension. administrator ct
the above entitled and nula hered Succession,
has fled IN this Court his final account OF
Administrations and petition praying for the
hsEneIegasioa OF tie same;
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted
Clerks office parish Of Ascension, this
- 18th day of August r. D. 1882
(sEhN LIE BENTLEY,
wv Clerk OF Court.
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Card of Thanks.

AsCESsIoS PARISH. Aug- Is. 1872.
TUE officers and members OF the Bad
i Boys Base Ball Club beg leave to ex-
press their sincere thanks to the foalowIn g
named honorary meaab eEs for kind assist-
anee rendered IN aiding as To perfect our
organization aud procuring uniforms:
Messrs vIeterin MeEaneou. Jr. FIeser Ber-
nier. D. Blanchard 0dressI Crochet. Fl.
TheetIHIe Richard. Clement Dugas, kleber5
Oubre. Robert CeeHiIle and Chas. Geiger
also to Mrs. H T Richard tor eEnbreidefin z
the initials on the uniform shirts free Of
charge LOUIS HEL4NC0N-
President Bad Boys B. B. C.,
.JS0 II BOURGEOIS. SecreEarv
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

Parties who have been notified by the
municipal Sanitary Inspector to put
their premises III order would do we'll to
heed the atInlonltian promptly. We wot
of several places that ought to be atten-
fled to at once. II we would be healthy
we must be clean, aud at this season Of
the year it is especially important that
sanitary regulations should not he neg
IaateI
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We learn from the Creole Firesi3s that
Hon. +. P Poehs, Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of Louisiana, has
gone North with his family He will re-
turn in September, remove his household
effects from ST. James so his residence in
New Orleans and be at Shreveport in
time to attend the October session Of The
Supreme Court at that place.
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Rev E. s. Stuart adversises that, if
properly encouraged. he will opea i
select school for boys in DoaaEdsonvilts
on the 18th of September. Mr. Smart is
we'll qualified to conduct saeh school
successfully, and We trust he viii receive
the encouragement prerequisite to it's
establishment.
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Musical CHALLENGE!

TO Al 4M4TEUR BR4SS R4Nls IN TEE
STATE
DoSaLpsaNFKLLE- Aug. Il. 1882.
The undersigned hereby challenges any
Amateur Brass Band In the State ct Laaisi-
ana 10 meet it at the Phoenix Fire Cemnany's
Fair. In Denalisanvlke, On SsniaT, August
q, 1852, to contest fur the prize af7ereS BIZ
said Company-samA to be decided hT tafr
aud impartial judges aPposRssd hy Phonix
Fire Company
poNALDsoyruLE INDEPENDENT
BRAsS BAND.