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n abe had said. 'My dear Mr. Gye. should be pleased
ITO accept your invitation TO sing etc. or something OF
that Sort that mgat considered letter. But here
formal statement. prices arranged salary mentioned,
operas In which she will sing specified and everything
by my rotary and signed by her. II that isn't
q contract. what ISL And Abbey-well as said.
Abbey talks nonsense Here's Del Puente. He came
to me personally in Cincinnati and asked to Sign the
contract not wishing to take brothers signature.
because he didn't think my brother had much power
10 the management as have. ana signed It, Perhaps
Mr.. Abbey get Del Puente. Yes probably. All
say eau prove"
The opera for the year promises what 3"
asked The reporter
II promises to be very lively" replied Mr.. eve. "and
thcrell be music before the opens II I'm any
Judge" And Mr.. Gye disappeared into the Academy OF
Music as though he wns in great hurrysnd he said he
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PETER COOPER DANGERO USLY I'LL.

Peter Cooper is dangerously sick at the residence
of his son-in-law, Abram S. Hewitt. No. Lexing-
tonave About ten days ago he contracted severe
cold with tendency toward pneumonia. He grew
better however and last Saturday went out for
short walk. against the advice of his daughter Mrs
Hewitt. llecame back much exhausted and has
not left his bed since then. Dr. J. J. Hull and Dr.
Lincoln have been III almost constant attendance
since Sunday. They pronounce the case a grave one
on account OF Mr.. Coopers great age. HIS ninety
third birthday was celebrated on February ~.
Last evening Mfr. Coopers pulse was rising, and his
symptoms were not deemed favorable
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| DIED
AIsoP-At his residence No. Q West 6lst.st ON Mondsv
aI1ssEnoon April William Ai;sp: '.' ~ ~''a'
hc ans at &C. f% are
63d-st. on Friday, April g. at IL o'clock
Asa. Hs!Rf% CO. J. s 81 1 yss De-
CARRIAGES carmel to meet train. on r. CITY ana
Northern RR ~ VA Ave- WY sn1
CRosBY-At Garden City April q Elizabeth Ian nan, VIII.
Funeral services Johns Church. Yonksr Thursday.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at II an
DEUTsCH-On Sunday, April Eleanor Dcutsch aged 81
Fun Funeral at Linden NJ, on THURSDAY. atliam
Interment private.
MARTINaoo Tas,dsy April Louis. stroes o.oyss
Nonce OF funeral hereafter Wv o"''''''''
hsaTy a Fly 81 ss,qrry morning March 81
on az a AZ TOmpn'v l.
ipermeDt wednesday morning.
Please omit flowers.
MoRi0N-on sunday. April 1. 1889 James II. Morton,
aged ID years and ii days -
% ss sTon ' William Api s.
FSnsra %ednesds Apni TO Seoct
SUNDAY April 1883 At his residence Mont
wedns,Say on ins aTTiS OF the sio M 20
rhte sm a. Perth M amoS and Essex RI
PHENx NATIONAL BANK.
- NRw.YoRK, April 3, 1888
casd In OF the sudden death respecsl
whereas Proyidsncs Seen nc to reno We fpo his
sphere usefu BY delth their cashier John Parker
Resolved, That we deeply mourn only for his
seiuhes IN TINS Institution that he has served faithfully
Tor nearly half century, but also friend who by HE
courteous bearing the all hun
Resolved That in order tho drec-
tors OF ms D1nk for their late cashier and associate
honor bis memory these resolutions be Inscribed Ia u.
the deceased. and that Ihe same be published.
EUGENE DUTILa, President.
SHACKELTON-On Sunday April |. at his late residence.
MaIawan ~ j., Judson q. shackcon. NJ D., In the 47th
year OF his age
Relatives and friends attend the funeral SER
vices rom she Presbyterian Church. at O'Clock Wednes-
day, April 4.
Train via Penn RR OF Corandts at o'clock
Returning leaves Matawan at O'Clock y. M
SHANNONAt Yonkers, ". Y. April l. 1888 William Shan.
non, IN the s4th year VI his
ayes and friends OF the family are invited to attend
funeral services al his late Residence Weinssliy
p.
Carriages will be In waiting Yonkes on the arrival OF tho
800 train from GranI Central Depot.
IL Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
SHEPARD-At Norfolk Conn. April g. 1884, Margaret J..
- wife OF the late John a. shepard aged IS years.
Funeral Friday at O'clOcS.
SHERMAN Monday morning AprI 9 John Sraples sher.
eldest OF the late Roger sherman. esq. OF New
Haven Conn. In the I'D year OF his
Tho funeral Will take place residence
Franklin ave-. Brooklyn at O'Clock III. Wednesday
Relatives and friends attend without further
notice
Please omit flowers
New Haven papers please copy.
SMlTH-April ?, Nellie wife OF Gait Smith, esq and
daughter o. the late Cyrus Knapp, esq Hack
j.. aged 80 years.
residence Thurs
Jay morning at 10 O'Clock.
lnterment at Hackensack.
No flowers.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

DR.. Hermann Zundt died at his home, No.
30i Aanticave. Brooklyn yesterday. age eghtyfour.
lie born in Germany, and to this country iu
1910. In the late lie a surgeon in the 54th
Regiment In which his three sons served After three
In the Army, he returned TO his practice Brook
lyn tie lott "a widow and several children Ono OF his
sons. George Zund IL detective attached tho Brook
Ign Police Headquarters.
BoRDENTowN. April 3-Henry MoGctt. Democratic
ex-Mayor Burlington died In that city yesterday age
fifty three. He also member OF tho New-Jer
sey House OF Assembly.
LoCKPORT, ApIil3.-Charlcs Craig. q pro mincnt resi-,
dent of this city, died today.
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FLAMES IN BROADWAY.

Fire was discovered about S:45 o'clock last
night on second floor OF No 297 broadway Tho fire
was soon under control. The building was damaged TO
the extent OF $1,000. the stock OF A. j. Macdonald
eweler on the ground floor, unnured but that OF
i. Arndt, dealer In cigars, was damaged about $500
The loss OF c. b. Clark, halter. upol whose premises
the fire broke ont was about $1,000. and that OF q.
straus dealer Ia leather goods tie third story
about 81 O0O The loss is fully covered By Insurance.
Tue cause of the ire 10 unknown.
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LEAGUE OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN.

A mass meeting of the bicyclists was held
as evening at headquarters Of the Citizens Bicycle
club No. East sirtIeh-st. with view OF making ar
vemsuts for tho Forthcoming annual meet and parade
of tbe League of American wheelmen which Will be hold
IN this city ON May 20. The Rev. McKim Brown Presi
dent of the Citizens Club was elected Chairman anu
- ~ -, ~ the Irion Club, acted IA secretary. Rep
al the Sew- Citl1ens Irion. Mercury,
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rHARMACY ALUNINI Ar DINNER.

The first alumni dinner of the graduates of
the College OF Pharmacy OF this olty was held last
night at Martnclis seventy members pre.ent.
Tho newly elected officer, installed IN their
tons follows: George Inness. Drorident: McSsrs.
Hayes slower ANA Hubner wee prohdents; Frederick
HOEeItha secretary. and L. VI. Royce register. subse
qucutly npcrcI making Was indnlgCd ln ana the estyi
Ties wore Kept up untii lac moan.
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THE Actors FUND BENEFITS.

Barnum. Bailey g. Hutchinson have agreed to
give special performance for tie benefit OF the Act'
Fund Thursday. April H. at 10 O'Clock In the morn
ing The doors will be open at $780, Special tickets VIII
be irsued for that performance which may DO had IN
few days at their Office.
M4ry Anderson teegraphed that she will play at
the Grand Opera House OH TIE same afternoon, ana
John Mccullough VIII play with las company at NiDios
Garden.
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n RUNAgAY IN PROSPECT PARK.

Mrs. Josephine Morni. Of No. 211 Warren
<afE yesterday AFTERNOON when the horse took fright
and ran away. collision with buggy soon after oc-
CURED and Mrs. Morni her friend were turown out
S .e,, , o. them was seriously hnr, The horse
- inic aId nif win Inc snAits only behind him be-
40 wac caught Dy Policeman Mcneil OF TIE MOUNTED
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Post Onice Notice.
Foreign mails for the ending April will close at this
OfICe follows:
wEDN EsDAY-At 1870 a. m for Europe per S. serviA
Queenstown etters for France must be directed pee
rque Havre for the Netherlands direct
Rotterdam via Rotterdam at 1850 D. III for Mexico
civ OF Mexico VIA Ncw-Orleans
THU RSDAY-At 10 a. M for Hayt, per IS Alene; az III
for Germany. France, &C, per rs. WestphsiA via
Plymouth. Cher0ourg and Hamburg (etters tor Gieae
Britain aud other European countries must DO directed
por westphaiaD at ~ ~ Tor Europe per Branuio,
Cuba. per state of Texas; At 1850 for Bermuda,
per Orinoco; az l:30 m for Cnba Porto Rico ana
Mexico S. City OF Alexandria via Havana AZ 1857
D. for Europe, per Vera. via southampton snd
Bremen at 1890 A. M for Venezuela and Curacoa por
Ss VALENCIA.
Alvo; at $50 D. M for Newfoundland and 81 fiefrs"
Miquelon, via Haifax.
SATURDAY for Scotland direct per So Circass
STA, via Glasgow az III a. N for Germany, &c. per -
uabs0urgva southampton and Bremen ettors TOT 0rcs
and other European countries must DO uiecsc0
per HabsburgG at IL IN for Europe per So ssrdnlAns
via Queenstown, at 1880 NJ for CUBA aud Porto Ilcs
rect per Nederland. via Antwerp -.
Aais Tor China and Japan per 50 Arabic via san fTsn
cisco, close April s. Mai.s for AUSTRALIA Newlos
land Sandwich and FIJI Islands, per IS AUSTRALIA VIA Ssa
Francisco. close April 20 AZ y. IN.
HENRY y. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post ONCE, New-YorS, N. " March 80. 1883
.Ths schedule of closing transpAcc mails . g
tho presumption OF their uninterrupted overAnd ~
francisco Mails from the East arriving on mo as
Francisco tho day sailing VI steamers afs usp<scn
thence tho salnc DAY.
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F4REWELL 70 Mr.. BENJlMIN.

The Salmagundi Sketch Club held meet
ing last evening honor OF . q. w. benjamin. who has
recently been appointed Minister TO Persia, at Mr.
Sarony's Oms. No 81 Unonsquare. There about
one hundred members present The meeting was
Informal George Kyle gave humorous recitation Mr.
COiyer read "a sGOrt poem In honor Of the parting
guest. Mr. benjamin made - few fare well remarks.
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OBIIU ARY.
JOHN STAPLES SHERMAN.

John Staples Sherman, a grandson of Roger
Sherman one Of the sgners Of the Declaration OF indie
pendencc. and cousin OF William NJ Evarts. died on
Monday at his home, No Asa Franklinave.. Brooklyn
He was born in 1872 and graduated from Yale Col
ege. He for long lime in the shipping business and
at one time ho member Of the firm OF Sherman &
Stark. For the past five years ho a watchmau in
tho Custom House.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for ne past tO,atyJour hours
WASHINGTON, April Al q. MA storm Of
considerable energy has developed In the Rocky Noun
tain regions and is now central in Colorado 1t is
moving slowly TO the eastward. Local rains are re-
ported from the Northwest. the Lake region and the
Gulf coast Generally fair weather prevails in the
Southern. Middle and New England States and Lower
Lake region with southeast to southwest winds
The temperature has risen about lOo IN the Lake region
ana thence southwestward to Texas and t has fallen
slightly IN the extreme Northwest.
Indications for today
For New England. the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic states, warmer generally fair weather. south
east 10 southwest winds AMI lower barometer.
FOR the lake region increasing clOndineSs and
spnal rains. southery winds, becoming variable and
from Lake Michigan eastward to Lake Ontario warmer
weather and lower barometer.
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Sooner or later q neglected cold will develop
cough sbortness of BREATH failing strength.
aud wasting OF flesh. all symptomatic OF serious
lung affection, which may be avoided pallsted by
using In time Dr Jaynes Expectorant -
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A BURLESQUE BY MAYNARD STUDENTS.

The Hasty Pudding Club, of Harvard College,
Will give rormance in aid Of tho funds OF the liar
yard Boat Cluo in the Turf Club Theatre Friday
aiteinoon April at o'clock 10 those who remember
ne hrcuye character OF previous Harvard entertain
snehb Iis announcement 10 OF Interest. The bur
Iesque C0nrad and MeuOra VIII be PLAYED and sung
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ANOTHER VICTORY.

In spite of all competition the contract for
furnishing 10000 thousand feet iron In
close Woodland Avenue Cemetery at Cleveland, Ohio,
March s. 1888. awarded TO Champion Iron Fence
Company, KentOn. Ohio.
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR a MONUMENT

The Irving Association of Newark cele-
brated its twentythrd anniversary yesterday. Ono
hundred dollars we're subscribed by the association
toward erecting monumenG TO Washington Irving in
Central PARK, New-York.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY APRIL A. 1889

Brooklyn, Mount Vernon, Newark. Long Island and
Philadelphia clubs were present and subscription OF
upwards OF thousand dollars taken up TO defray
the expenses OF the meeting IL r. expected that there
wiz be over twelve hundred cyclists In line on the day
OF the procession.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures 81. 1888 by the Rad
Charles H. Burr. Dr. j. B. Emerson to Miss Esther w
daughter Of the late John Paudinx. =
MYNDERsEzaswAN-At Rose Hill, Geneva y. Y. Thurs.
Cortland wilhelmus My1derse. OF NewYork to Mary 8
daughter OF Robert J. Swan esq. OF Geneva.
SCUDDER -EVARTS-At calvary Church, April g. 1854
BY the RI Rev. John Williams D. D. assisted by tho Rev
Henry satterlee d. d.. and the Rev. Henry T. scuddsE
OF william NJ. Evarts
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram ,how.th. eacms.ra variations hs city
preceding midnight
By the dung
The variations
nuts PIsi mscy. flf Broadway
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. April4-i q. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was sight. The weather was
clear The temperature ranged between $40 and 500.
the Nol being 27so lower than on the CORE
spending day last year and 3lso lower than Monday
Clear ana warmer weather may he expected to-day In
this city and vicinity.
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Special Notices.
II. SouIerville, Auctionecr.
by 0RrGIE5 & co.


THIS AFTERNOON
AT 230 O'CLOCK.
AT OUR ART GALLERIES Sl5 AND Si7 BROADWAY.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND BRGC.A.BRAC OF
Messrs. DUyEEN BROTHERS,
OF LONDON AND NETWORK.
who about discontinue their In thi, city.
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
WEDNESDAY AND THU RSDAY AFTERNOONS.
THE SALE WILL BE WITHOUT RESERVE.
AND OFFERS RARE INDUCEMENTS TO
COLLECTORS AND THE TRADE
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The hull Of the Fall River Line steamer PLaRnf dousn
and the best sver constructed for seamer her ea
GRIN much stronger In this respect than the famous Br
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COuldn't say His Prayers.


"f once heard OF boy who didn't his prayers tho night
no brushed his teeth. and dda brush his teeth the
said his prayers"
II Rev. Dr. John Hall had said he knew who couldn't
his prayers the night he OF BENsoNs CAP
CINE POROUS PLASrERS, nobody would have believed
him. For they help mans devotions in three they
strengthen back stimulate his igcs-
ton.
"BENsoN's PLAsTERs have my admiration"
writes Or II. H. Kane PhysicianinChef of the De quincy
Home MANY tests Of their made in family and
my patients have convinced that there other
single article 80 valuable for popular use"
NV customers prefer them above all othora They
prompt pleasant and clean" says Mr. John H. Allen.
druggist No 3l5 Firstave "Thcy better than all
others" declares Mr. Hunt OF the Gisey drug
have look backward their rivals" remarks
druggist Macmahon OF Sixhaye so they all OF thom
druggists physirians pharmacists. clergy aud people.
the thirty medals" these pasteIs have az
makers need OF such things they surely
not. Children have no need OF the moon -
FOR your regnar spring cough and NJ OF bousness BEN
CINE cut in genuine Price % cents.
Dr. IasSrouck makes speciality OF the panlsS oEtrlc-
ton OF teeth at 12IS Broadwiy-Walscxs fhslsro Bdti
ing corner 3Oth ST
Ueadauarters good reliable painless Dentistry forty
prices reiIsi COOL kuOJsr sst3fr)n -
upward Fine UOld All Plstna WORK Dcst terms B,st
FILLING from 81 up. Extracting unlsr gt - cents
Piles nentIy Eradicated
in 10 weeks without kno Isiturb or ctlsuG Scnttoc
circular containing reorencoA Dr. hOYf 80 West 2a $.
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Smoke "Befween the Acts.,.

Smoke "Between the Acts"
ALL TOBACCO CIGARETTES
"Between the Acts" the rOJlcco Cigar
cites offered the public All physcsas rssomnsat
them preference TO those male with wrapper
The Most Fashionable Perfume Powder for handker.
chiefs aud letter Is CA5WELIa MASSEY a CO.'S
VIOLET ORRIS. 1, l2l Broadway and jIS Jtl.aye.
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Kallistsn removes tan sunburn ffeckies rodasss Of
skin. and renders it clear and beautiful.
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DIED.

All notices OF marriages must be iadorsed uih (aW
name and address,
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OFFICIAL:
Proceedings


TOWN HALL,
February 9th, 1888.
The Town Council for the Town of Thibo-
danx met in scss:0A this day at 6! o'clock
Present J. l.. Aucoin, Mayor. II. Danse-
reau, J. MlkHowell, l. u. Moore, +. Zeruutt,
aud Ellis Brand.
Absent: C.. Arena.
The reading OF the minutes of title :previous
session was dispensed with.
The following Treasurer's report was pre-
scented and referred to the committee on Fl
nance.
T~REASURER'S REPORT, from Jan. Goth to
Feb. 9th. 1889.
To Balance on hand $40 s.
" Taxes 1882 Is IL
+" Licenses 1888 4l2 50
I" Market House for Jan. s. IS
BY Banquettes rs
:" Wharf T. levee 50
!" Police l. Criminal Expenses so
" Streets and bitches S 90
" Incidental Expenses 500 90
:" Corporation LabOrer 50 90
:" Collectors Commission ~ 10
!" Balance SIG 81
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Az 50
Respectfully Submitted
(Signed) O.J LEGENDRE,
Collector.
The Market Masters monthly report
for Jan. 1883, showing total collections to
bel Eighty five $4,000 Dollars was presented
and referred to the Committee on Fl
nance.
The following resolutions presented by the
Committee on Finance were on motion duly
seconded adopted.
Resolved that tho sum of Three Hun
bred + forty seven $500 Dollars lbe and the
same is hereby appropriated to pay the fol-
Lowing claims to-wit:
Taylor Lsgarde char. 70 Market House 30
Roth L. Fleetwood " "Incid'ntl Exp. so
Theo. Thibodaux I" "P.A C.. ED. 9 50
O.. J.. Legendre salary ~ Market Master
for Jan. 1889 char. to Market House Is IS
A. Malbrough Cor. Labsrers' salary for
Jan. 1923 char. to Corporation Lsb'rer 50 %
J. l.. Aucoin Mayors salary for quarter
ending Feb. l. 1883 ohsr to sal Of eR'n 50 %
A. j. Perrin Clevk al fer quarter euding
Feb. l 1883 char. to sal. Of officers IS
Jos. I. Thibodaux Treasurer sal. for quar-
ter ending Feb. ! 1859 char. to salary
o.. OatceEs 81 25
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Stockholders ofiFiremen's
Hall Association will be held In Ciremen,e
Hall on Saturday March u, 1853 ct 3 O'Clock
z. n. for the purpose Of voting upon . propo-
siti0n to dissolve said association.
8. +. G1l9AMORE,
President.
Thibodaux, La. Feb, II, l0e2.
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$llO7.l7 sllO7.l7

To Balance on hand SIG 30
=" School Taxes reed since
last report 90 Sc
Respectfully Submitted,
(Signed) JOS. L. THIBODEAUX,
Feb. 9th. 1888. Treasurer.
The following collectors report was pre-
sented and referred to The committee on FL
nance.
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O. y. Lcgendre Constable salary for
quarter ending Feb. l 1883 c~hargeable
to salary Of Officers. 100 90
+. Samoan Printer salary for quarter end
ing Feb. l 1888 chargeable to salary Of
Otficers 81 so
Flemmins Charles char. to Sts.!& Dts. 6 90
I" "" 400
Alfred Golden Z" 5 50
49," 6 90
F. Tanner "In'd'tl EXP. u 90
Total 347 96
Yeas Dansereau. Moore Howell Zernott
aud Braud.
Nays: Nome.
On motion duly seconded Messrs Chs. Lusi-
gnam and Ciotaire BERNARD were elected De-
putty Constables withOut salary.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad.
jouracd.
[Siynedl j. L. AUCOIN,
Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
A true copy:
a. j. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro tenn.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par>
iSh OF LafOurche.
Parish Of Lafourche,

Parish Of Lafourche.
Clerks Office.
I, John Wilfrid knobloch clerk 10Th, Judi
ciai District Court for State and Parish atore
said, do hereby certify that the following per
SONS (electors] were duly drawn by the jury
commissioners of said parish on the LIST day
Of February 1888 to serve as Jurors for the
next term Of this Honorable Court.
For the first week. Of Court to serve as
Grand and petit Jury beginning on Monday
the second dao of April A. u. 1883 to-wit