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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
HE TEXAS SHOOTING AFF1LR.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Feb. Son Tuesday,
H. Summers, elecIlciau the western Union 1eics aPn
Company, from Chicago, iet mere accompanied Dy
nj .jeytO Or Santa Maria 10 inspect Of
military telegraph, wIAa 10 extend the Western
Union wires dlonl the 10 Laredo. As they
leaving SANTA Maria Justice Don EnZIrO Garcia pre-
seued Bcyt wIh warrant Tor tae arfust O Jose
Maria Lnzado anu FeiIclL Lopez. cTafsc HI,h tucit
and adultery 5ueIn Ijey -, Depdty Ii.rO Rosa, Tue
TWO eo,upIaInants-F francisco AMI LrnOndrAO FOTcs-
ana ar SUMMERS Immediately ssredIor benadA Rancho
twrut, -our miles nOIth % Brownsville.
On reaching the raAcAe twO wo4uen out OF the
house ana wnrn enenn Bcyt ASKED thcm " Where Is
ll,zlo (" ne was odd IA Inc ueid.' pointing 10 Two
mon blowing The sheriff had gone Ddt hIty ARDS when
heard rapid nrlng ia house. Returning 10 tAo
the slsln found ala SUMMERS Btns ia the IOad wilma
rsyOiVur ieYr.od Me4cLA wnO nold az AI5 hands.
Tue 1heIf abhed what had become Uf tAc
aud ycins JOithaJ lacy nd entered Inc noNse, wcL IA
lunSci. fTducIscJ flores lyi1s GA tue
moor a. Gcdd. WI.n Two Ouct huirs III MS
beast ia anOtncr JIic udru DOdy MtiucIO
kOsa shUtlfOusI Tue be2u. LeOnrUo Flores Wa lying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn. General Term of the Supreme Court
affirmed yesterday Judgment OF the court below APP
pointing Comm ssionrrs appraise the value OF certain
property EIghthaye. and OnebUndred and-tfty dft
reqIrcd by the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Com
ldnS.
The General Term Of the Supreme Court
handed do yesterday decision in the Frank Leslie
est in which decision Of Surrogate Calvin,
Uniting the Will Ia probate, Is affirmed. the will Was
by the Of Mr.. Leslie irsr vile nom
whom uc had obtained divorce. uher tne VIII, Mr.
LrSes widow succeeds substantially 70 s entire estate
Joseph Hare was fined not long ago for a6-
yerlis in his paper the Louisiana Lottery cAes.
liz carried the matter 10 the General Term " the
s0rrmr Court. maintaining thar by the imposition OF
tic me the liberty tue press guaranteed by the Con
ituiun had been invaded. Thr General Term held, yes
terdaY, the uuert 81 tie press not endangered
or inTIuEuI Uy puuisuinE mcH Tor promoting IL urWS
paper, someone's ptonibu ed ny law
Charles Il. Prdy and o. 4ers obtained re-
Gently nandaHs, airccuug II Inspector OF Buildings
10 grant tDe add ad iitional stOric5 10
the house At Fftnave. and FIny-secpad-st formerly
occupied 10y the woman known as Madame Re5tcl In
spcctor had refused grant this, although
cOmniirsiUu dppOeu uy bun had reported iaYoIatly on
the application part OF Mr.. Purdy. Inc General
1eiiu dpIc.uc Court yesterday decided tat he
prctOr uOt De ed 10 gran tdS lccnse,
ana dismissed the wit oil nAuu2nds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
THE ASSASSIN BREAKS OUT AGAIN.

WAsuINGTON, Feb. 3.-Gultcau gave 10 The
press to-day document which he headed Errors Cor
rectedp lie had expected read il 10 the Court, but
being prevented concluded, as hc remarked u test
the efficacy the press" Ii Is in part as follows:
L never saw such q diGbOlcal epir1t a. some news
papers have toward me- especially those that were cuss
Ing Garfield Last spring. sDCe lie was snOt
they oeihed hun and cursed me Tor
doing the very thlng they said ought 20 be done,
VIZ: remove him Ny mail ZONES 10 the JAIN now.
All checks Should be ceruned. Tnen shah know they
are good Autographs, % cents; photographs cabinet
size and autograph on H. 81, mailed any address
TnIs photograph Is IRON new s!tug Town the mega
tive and cOly right. IL historical picture aud any-
one can get Oy sending me the price and
Under no circumstances will allow my reatlves or
anyone else have Thing TO 10 with my DodS II
necessary, shall VIII IL e. some iarge cemetery. Ishal
probably need myself Tor uDie yet. ScOSles
prOuOsIticu j. simply Infamous aud IdrbarOus,
10 he tolerated "a mvmonL | sorry SuOyile Is
poor and a. had plenty Oi money would give my
Ser - 900 shall do 50 anyway, II get Cui OF here.
FdshilgOn feD. =, lSs2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
BRooELYN'S SCH0oL SCPERNTASDENE

To me Edft0r o. The Tribune.
SIR: The Brooklyn Board Of Education AZ its
February meeting it Is announced, will perform the
important dnry ot selecting a Superintendent OF
Publjc instruction, to fill the vacancy caused By
the death o. Dir. Thomas w. Field, who held the
o,lice for a good many years. A committee has just
heen appointed to receive written applications for
the posifjon This seems TO be novel method of
takng the first steps toward filing the office but
ar, not sure tina il may not possess excellent feat
u,,s This office IL is needless TO say, is one of the
frat importance aud the Board of Education ought
IN make a wise choice in filling il. Only two candi-
dates have thus far been mentioned prominently
N conuectlCn with the place One OF these do NOS
know personally. lie is the principal of one Of the
nublic schools which fact should count in his favor
The other is MIR. WillIa-n II. Maxwe |. who has
peculIar qualifications for filling the position
worthiy and well. Mr.. Maxwell is at present con-
nccted in an editorial capacity with one of che daily
narers of this city, and during his residence III
BROOKLYN he mas gwen good deal of attention 10
The schools of our city. He is a gentleman OF eX-
ccllent culture being graduate of Trinity college
Dublin aud familiar with the needs OF our scols;
lie has freQuentl, lcctured before tns 'edChcIS
AssnrIatIop There 10 no doubt that II ne IL 'na"e
S,nor;ptaud,nt bh will prove q competent dnu
elective officer; and desire llipdgh inc lh4hONE
-v,hich has ALWAYS taken dUeD interest III edu'l-
ti)nal mat'crs, ana "hcn; hRSonvS ,, "I ToorJ -,
TITrafiop-fDc II the attention OF the men wAo
nave tbe appointing power III TINS case 10 III DaA
wells qualifications tor the rlhte oI superintendent
of punftr InstructIon The people OF BrOokiyh wiz
G-l entirely satisfied n the gentleman whom
have. named is chosen Tor TINS ouico' ahd 'le bPI.
,f rdu,ui ION will make OmistANo II thcy give tHeii
votes IL favor OF Mr. MaA"eil -.... ,..,s
FRIEND OF TIE SCHOOLS
Eyo.lIyp Jan. 20 lSS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
THE COURIS.

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF INSURANCE LAW.
Attorhe, General Russell has instituted pro-
ceedinGs a. the instance OF Stephen T. Dodge OF Brook
lyn to remoS. II rbcr GirOux from his Office FTcs
dent OF tho LAFAYETTE Fire Insurance Company, Of No
l65 Broadway. this city, ana No. 20 COurat. Brooklyn
and to wind up the affairs. The complaint was served
on Mr. Giroux yesterday. II alleges violation Of the
insurance laws in lending money than il author
lied by law. in lending 1t TO officer OF the com
pany namely Mr.. GirOux
dr. Giroux said Yesterday that scyeral years ago
money was loaned 10 him certain real esta in
Brooklyn with the cut .. the Finance Committee 0f
the com any Of which Mr.. Dodge then Il member
TIE loan lad been approved twelve times toy the COM
iuii tee nanuu examinations. a. the election Oi
mebbers ~ the committee, in April, ISL hr Dodge
was let oft and he threatened tO have Mr. GrOuX re-
moved. TIE latter declared that the loan was lawful
and sufficiently secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04

who "wollops pots and kettles" in nv Kitchen Inv.s,x..
ing the mystery, ascortaned that one Of the most rem
utsoIe hrm OF Srocers in this city gave the ade, Win
cooked for taeir customers much more hanesom. ,,s
en-, anu .uas oher trhdesmen pursued similar course
CAM see no" m butcher and grocer can nron.r,.
nave Such relations % ny cook will Justify them In
10 the public. a. W P,Aa
Neio- YDrt, Jan. 4, 1892 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04

Of relief and favor TO the Resdng Railroad Company.
which was In great distress.
(Eots-The amount issued was 81, OOO the tax on
10 being Si}3700l
Finally Mr.. KELLEY moved that the bill be laid aside
to he reported favOraby.
Mr.. CAMP tRep. n. ~ moved amendment that
the bill be laid aside to- bp reported I'm favOraDly.
The latter motion agreed .O-lO0 tO'fj.
The committee then and the bill reported
back unavOTably and laid the table chat u.s. de-
fc9tedD.
motion TO adjourn till Monday rejecieG-yeos
lOl; nays 1866 and then, at O'Clock. the House ad
JOurued ill tomorrow.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTEST

SARATOGA, n. Y, Feb. 3.--Ihc cross-ex-
animation by General :. L. Woodford o, William Wilson.
relating the of Judge g. ~ spcir, Ia tile matter
tie confess between Measrs. OGurmAu and Armour for
the Judgosnp oi the NtwYura superior Court, con
linurd briorc hcicrcr Mcfarland, THIS morning. .otst
,ne memory 81 the wiiuc.s regarding dates, be- vas
asked LNel lie difference D. age u"tcn himself aud
tho sOuug,st uauenrI %. janice -pc roh,i 81 MIN.
SELF Aud JuiZs T. lie -d routd Lut tel W,tIOuf
obtaining ne date iTu tut cJ'H from tHe grave
-lunss NOHBteer,d 10 -IFr tnc Hhutc history
: .cIT family II time were ~ en-.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-rhe President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
CharesC Allen United States Marshal Western District
Of the Missouri second Lieutenant Alexander J. Dean
25ta Infantry 10 be second lieutenant 4th Cavalry
Uranslerl; Second LcutcGant Robert X. Evans to be
stephen r. stafford tn be captain 18th Infantry; Sec
Ond Lrue ant David ID. Mitchell. TO be first lieutenant
18th Infantry Captain Horace Jewet to be mayor IOth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
IN ERROR C0REEcIED.

To ne Edti0r NJ me IrtbuHc.
SIR: Before others do 80, II may be well for
Tina tribune correct tnc drc.e dcnry Parties
wnos not Harry Farss The British representa- "a
japan. sir Henry PArAr, Was kIuglted a X G. NJ q.
IA 1877 OI 1875 since which be has been Premier
Oh t.r CoiuuY ot Nov south Males. ~ ". I.
lDTl, iCJ. a, lOSL.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb. Bin the Court Of Appeals
to-it.. present, the lIon Charles Andrews. G. D.. and
associate. the 'Olowin- business was trIi,artci:
No. - aud Gr-Aun 4. Eiwin al nin~tiaiK, etc, re
spoudcu Agt iIc ,"s HIsk steamboat t'uiAu, %p chant
Ar "ouCiu ,t',.
40. ,U-Aaau a. smith. sduui.rstof, respondent, ast.
81. HalhprG and 1tt.s, trustees, et, Ippe!aUtS
Argued
"" a-May Pound. administrative, &C., respondents. agt
The Jeue 500 Iron CUupan b, appel Ut -.,itt a.
I,r fvOWiug is uiE CDeur Tor Monday, February y;
~. ~ q. -. AZ. 10. %. =. -
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dead sbout ten fce from the horse shot through te
head.
The sheriff started In pursuit. Of the murderer lN'
hundred ward from the house he was fred HHom Hp'u
the bush. Sprlngng rom ais horse De rtt" ~
cunreaC0 muTiefel lti1 ~ i' -
shots killing Elizado. Mr. summers displayed sioat
GOODNESS throughout tie affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
A HELL Co
yau MIL. MAJ

A HE'LL COoRTM. Dugald: Hoo are
you MassI, Mas-Ie: 80 wee. ava, Duga-u." Da-
gslu: Az az! Mlli make Of d cup 0i tsi a. Mug
&c: No. NJ, D1g1lI sne'u do 10 cOOL" Dugaa:
Maggie Will Inaae "a porn eSgT Maggie: los
NO uee. Dngusd. I'm Wecl ~0ate1sr." DHEbld:
9sasggis, viii mafry. OF your Maggie On, Dugaid,
you'll max ma lalign. and Iu5 no Woeli"
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oIING rHE wHaALs OF P4TaOYAGE

ro me razor Of me Tribune.
SIR: Ga the I'd of the present month my
uutcaer-who appears DO avery respectable ana . Sh
eIuerly married. uan and deacon IL the enuIeA-''n'
INV cook nan1so fan New Years present Idoht
him OF any personal acquaintance Win Ls i"dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04

NAYS IS

M,.~rs. Allison Darf9 and Van Wyck in favor Of tho
bill were paired with Hr-sIr. Brown, Teller aud Grover
Mrssr, Butter Frye, Jones ana Vance a. anst the III
were wish Aic5sr-. Cameron (Of PENN, HH 90"
Georgia., Mcmillan and Kellogg respectively. Mr
SeWeu against tnr bl'l wac % so paired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04

Calvary iy.ptist Church 23G-st between oh aud 9Th
aycsrhe Rev. y. 5 MACA RTtUk ID. Pastor. breaches
sunday ing, Il evening 1870. Young Peoples PrAje
Getting. Monday eveGiuy 135. GcUr9ai Prayer Meeting
Friday evening 7Hj. strangers are cor'idy invited u At
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Blocker street I'nversaist Church corner % Down
ugst-serSices lO:l5, M and - p a. the Rey a
GARDNER pastor Morning subject uscfulne,s - Diner.
enc-s" Evening How ReHari, Administer cL" Free
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vingtOn. December 23. 1882
NOTICE.

The Democratic voters Of the
Parish of st. Tammany are hereby
notified that o Convention will be
held at the Courthouse, in Coving-
ton, on Saturday. Dec. 80. 1882,
for the purpose of electing two dele
gates to represent this parish in the
District Congressional Nominating
Convention, to be held at Baton
Rouge. en- Thursday, January 4,
1888, to nominate a candidate for
Congress from this District, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Gen. A. S. Heron.
J. M. ABNEY,
President Democratic Parish Ex-
ecutive Committee.
W. B. Cook, Secretary.
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Married.

RAGAS-MASSON. : At st. Marys
Church, New Orleans, ON Wednesd AZ,
December 90, 1852, by Rev. Father Lafi-
neur, EusEBE RAGAs, of Point-a-la-H ache,
and Miss BERTHA L. Mason, of New
Orleans.
1t affords us untold pleasure to
record the lasting union OF the
above named loving hearts, victims
both of Cupid's darts. We &C.
knowledge the receipt of some Of
the brides cake, and hope this sweet
souvenir of the happy event may
prove true talisman of the many
blessings the future has il store for
them.
TEBAULT-TAYLCR.-Atthe Wilson
House. in Covington, on Thursday. De-
cember II, 1882. by Rev. G. T. VIckers,
DIR. GEORGE TEBAuLr and Mrs. EVA F.
TAYLOR, both of Vaudeville.
PAICHOUX-H EARSEY-On Tues
day, December -, 1882, at St. Mary's
Church, New Orleans, by
the Rev. L. klaphake, C. SIS. T., HYPo-
LITE PEYCHAUD, native of France, and
CATHERINE HEARsEY. of New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23
No Paper Next
Saturday.

In order to give our printers and
readers rest. and a chance to en-
Joy the holidays, there will be no
paper issued from this Office next
week. Besides, we have business
in the city which demands our per
sonal attention. In the meantime,
we wish our readers, one and all, a
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23
4 500 Bible Reward.

The publishers of Rmiedge's
Monthly offer twelve valuable re-
wards i'll their Monthly for Janu-
airy. among which is the following;
We will give $40 i'll gold 10 the
person telling us how many verses
there are in the New Testament
Scriptures mot the New Revision)
con tanning but two words each, by
January 10, 1888. Should two or
more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the
winner January Il, 1888. Persons
trying for the reward must send 20
cents in silver lno postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which
they will receive the February
Monthly, in which the name and
address Of the winner of the reward
and the correct answer viii be pub
lished. This may be worth $50 to
you; cut it out. Address Rutlsdqe
Publishing Company, Easton, Penn
sylvania.
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SHORT STOPS.
Try Schmidt's bottled beer.

Try Schmidt's bottled beer.
Parish warrants for sale at this
Office.
Rev. G. T. Vickers will preach at
Vaudeville tomorrow
The funeral Of old Uncle May"
was largely attended last Sunday
evening.
WANTED - The hammer that
cracked the smile" in Covington
High School last week.
Miss Marie Mason, Of New Or
leans, is on a visit to Covington,
the guest Of Miss Cora Smith.
Mr.. Eugene Smith arrived from
Centenary College last Thursday
night, to remain until after the
holidays.
The schooner Pippo got away
this week with I25 bales of cotton,
Is barrels of molasses. 400 barrels
Of sand aud sundries : tie best trip
II the season.
4 N II
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23

The lady who sent us that beau
tiful bouquet last Wednesday will
please accept our thanks. 1t was
indeed the work of M artist, and
very tastefully arranged. The deep
crimson of the beet roo to me, min
gled with the bright golden hues
of the pars nipi ana ana the snowy
whiteness of the rut ab aga, con.
trasted most charmingly with their
rich evergreen surroundings. 1t
was indeed "a thing of beauty"
and well calculated to elicit the
of both the FARMER and
gardener.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23
THOMAS BARTON LYONS.
Cov1NGT9N, Dec. IS, 1882.
EDIroR ST.. TAMMANY FARMER:

SONINIION, Lee. Id, 1907.
EDrroa ST.. TAMMANY FARMER:
In authorizing the announce
ment in the FARIER of the name of
Judge Thomas Barton Lyons, of
Clinton. as candidate for the
nomination of the Sixth District
Convention to Congress, I desire
room in your columns to say a
word or two in support of the fit
ness Of my friend and neighbor,
for the grave and responsible du-
ties, to discharge which he asks
the people of the Sixth Congress,
sional District to commission him.
He is, and has been for some
years, o lawyer in full practice, and
of high standing at the East Fell
ciana bar. He has twice repre-
sented his parish in the Legisla-
ture, and served East and West
Fel.ciana as Senatorial delegate in
the last Constitutional Convention.
Throughout his representative
capacity he has given conclusive
evidence of his ability and desire to
advance the true interests of his
constituency. What better guar
antee Of faithful aud efficient SER
vice can the people ask? What
stronger claim for promotion to a
larger field of usefulness can any
citizen urge, than an untarnished
record of usefulness and fidelity in
every antecedent trust?
These remarks, Introducing Judge
Lyons to the communities in the
extreme eastern parishes of Louisi-
ana, are submitted through the
columns of the FARMER, because it
is perhaps more generally circulated
through these communities than
any other Journal, and because it is
due to these communities, and to
him, that he should have such an
introduction, in view of the grave
trusts he is now, for the first time,
asking them to bestow upon him.
1t is disclaimed that there is any
wish or design to suggest a per-
sonal or political rivalry between
him and his and my friend, Hon.
Bolivar Edwards, who. as a native
and honored son of st. Tammapy,
is in too full identity, in thought
and feeling and interest, with the
people of the communities named,
to dread the rivalry OF a compare
tive stranger. On the contrary, in
view of the ties of section, and of
community of interest, a favored |
son of East Feliciana may reason
IDLY. and without humiliation, hope |
o be accepted as second in the |
and affection of the peo-
de of the communities named, at a
lime when one of their own sons,
10 highly esteemed as Hon. Bolivar
is contesting for the same
position. EAST LOUISIANA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23
How She Saved Her Darlins.

81 shall not feel so nervous again
about baby's teething," writes a
grateful mother. I've almost lost
our darling from cholera infantum,
but happily heard of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic in time. A few spoon
fuls soon cured baby, and an occe-
sional dose keeps us in good
health. "-Brooklyn Mother.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23
The Safest Way.

The safest and snrest way to re-
store the youthful color of the hair
is furnished by Parker's Hair Bal
sam, which is deservedly popular
from It's superior cleanliness.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23

Our popular friend, DIR. Cham
bers. celebrated Lis 3Sth birthday
last Monday. and we joined his
many friends in pledging his health
with sparkling "Rhoderer" in honor
of the event. May he live to see
many happy returns of the day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23

EDWARDS-On Tuesday, December
II, 1882, at her residence in Tangipahoa
parish, Mrs. ELIZA EEwARDs, relict of
the laLe Daniel Edwards, in her 9th
year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23

We learn that the Abita bridge
was rendered impossible for vehi-
c!es by the sudden rise in that river
last Thursday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-12-23

There will be an installation of
officers Of Covington Lodge, No.
1SS, t. and 4. NJ, next Wednesday
evening, the 9th inst.