The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-05-30

SIouuuo Ou nulCu tue game Is 10 Ue
played could be made and entered
into by the Cotile and Golden base
ball clubs, that much talked of game
for $3.50 a side could be played.
As regards the putting up of the
money both clubs are ready and
willing. The game should be played
at an early date.
The Goldens will be dressed in
uniform on Sunday next. We learn
this Club propose building a dress
ing room for players, and erecting
another stand for specta tors, on their
grounds, in the upper suburbs of the
City: At their last meeting Messrs.
Wm. Hustmyre, j. Nelson Ball, ia
cob Geiger and Henry Heyman were
enrolled as honorary members Of the
Club.
Mn. c. W. Rosenbacti, by whom
go many of the good citi2eus of our
City and Pineville were victimlsed,
was hung in effigy to a lamp post in
the latter place on Friday night: The
little game Of Mr.. Rosenbach should
serve as a warning to our citizens not
to place too much confidence in men
OF his stripe, and more particularly
that this is the second case Of this
nature we have recently had to re-
cord.
Twenty SEVEN car loads of cat
tie were shipped on the Texas Paci
fic Railroad from here 20 Whites
boro, Texas, on Tuesday last. Two
engines were called into reqnisition
to draw this monster load. The
courteous and atfable agent Of the
Road here, Mr.. Morton, informs US
of the daily increase of business on
that line, and tells US that the L. and
P. folks will soon be running through
TO New Orleans on their own road.
Captain Mart H. Kouus, an old
Red River steamboatman, and Mr..
Jules E. Messi, of Natchitoches Pa
IRISH, were here last week, soliciting
subscriptions from our merchants
aud business men to the stock Of the
new steamboat line, chartered re-
Gently at Natchitoches to run in the
Red River trade. As we failed to
see or interview either one of these
gentlemen on this very important
matter, we are unable to say wheth-
err or not they we're satisfied with
what encouragement they received
while here.
WE had a pleasant call from Mr..
C. H. Blanchard ON Monday after.
noon. He furnished us the score OF
the CotiIe- Coltax game played on
Sunday last at the latter named
place. He also informed US that as
the representative of the Cotile nine,
he had called on Mr.. N. S. Ware,
Captain of the Goldens, and stated to
that gentleman that he was ready to
play bis team either in a friendly
game, or for $3.50, provided Cotile
grounds were chosen. Mr.. Ware oh.
Ijected to this and named the Lamou,
rie Base Ball grounds as the place Of
meeting. No agreement was made
! WE had the pleasure on Sunday
last of meeting Mr.. VIM. J. Berg
Travelling Passenger Agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
This Road is one of the best and
most popular in the Union, as along
it's line many Of the noted watering
places and summer resorts Of the
United States are situated. All par
ties in this section who intend TAX
ing trip this summer to the noun
tains would do we'll to 90 on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Road. Thu
country through which this Roat
traverses is noted particularly for thu
beauty of its natural scenery. Elk
cursion tickets can be bought Of Mr.
Morton at the Texas and Pacific
Depot.
For some time past the decency
of our Town has been openly. de
fed by the former superintendent
and chief clerk of one of our whole
sale establishments. He was a maj
of family and so openly and pubiicl!
devoted his time and means TO col
ored woman, that it resulted in hi
discharge from a valuable and res
ponsible position, and brought abou
rupture of his family relations
He returned here last week withou
his family, doubtless proposing to re
sumo his illicit relations with tn
woman who had wrought his ruin
He was visited on Saturday night
whilst at the home of his inamorata
by the "boys" with hostile intent
but managed to escape. He wa
waited on the next day and ordere
out of town.
-DR. L. Karo, so-called, the grea
-. curer (2) of 81! diseases and pains
7 after a e. = In our City of ten days
dr: Jag which time he gulled our Gil
: izens out Of some two or three hun
l dred dollars, left for Shreveport O
Monday by the steamer Jewel. N
doubt this boss of quacks learned Q
] the intention Of the President of tn
D Medical Society here to call on hin
Y and see whether or not he was
r licensed practitioner of medicine, an
Karo skipped. We have every res
son to believe that he is not all righ
particularly as he neither made til
acquaintance Of nor associated wit
any of our home physicians. Hi
r female auant courier used variou
e means of getting the colored peop1
here to call and consult with Kar'
q who, as she no doubt informed then
could cure any thing from a wal
o on the nose to the most malignar
a form of all diseases; to put it mild