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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
BROOKLYN YoUyG REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

The Brooklyn Young Republican Club WIN
probabym, tovlr4 t1o c'se # next w""t IN
Executive Committee l1hutiod 10 the Alvior Com
mticc a oIl f9r t1r u'o'ut wi r''ou'i n' r lrmnS
the incvpclioncv of the club ti pat IN th' pres NJ
pr siIcuuM campaign. The Advisory C'nW io' ~
iocfcd tl, no llt',pl ond ovnrr-tl a'onf prof'r-
,r , I,r,n,i MOTTO, of meeting " thout auv attempt
ON , ppi Of tho governing commit 60 To- uO1'hc' ~"
action 10 lhrtuh tn two commit a have NOT y''
arr ci upon ruy r,1oulo1a md n roy fHl iod '"on
Monday ct,HhR "a. pt. Hioni "l me '"' "'t ''''
.c ..h $3.50 lu rN,lI'aN ou' IN. hI'lN' DID '''
tHlc go. ground tlst tIp c'1h oann"i rin'h "'I, pop
OH. oA.upAitu tulcuoH, my mt1i an, W. 'o lhi''
ptrlrd hy thc brmorr ic pa 81. a. comic ' ,' =" ',
lutur. The, utC determined Go make 70 81 ecu iHu
the irdpu uI Qurslpu mud foo hltr the mo Wh'if q" iH'
ol ID declare withuu, cumYo'aIpn how they stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
49, - ,orNTl MIaNlrIoA

STAIRWAY. PIKE County Penn, Sept o.
v.tn .r.... r. II.m.l. r,I.t,u u't, nirj over ho
.ru,.rrrr oj .upu." phantom winch,
10 crir.d H no.o or'r econ mat o'
ono uur.rr 1uI .u.. a., Dc'rt Jacob tcnm"''h
Oh 800, nu.. o, hr months in.. ' .l' o''' which
...'rlut I.I ..rf"p I..'. 'r.'.r H. ''d ""rn "
r.. fh. ..... which n.. 'IUH'' Nh" a.'t "l.te
no, .bo. v,. nr.d r.t l.Ile. rIa.IilNf. u'i'l wnta
...... i.... t....... f1s.n I.Ir. .l.n 0' a' 7
.ur.tur ..U-lr t...Y.o Company. unt."' .t" '.n
r.It.I D. ........ r..Y .OIu.d.H '''N'l 90 u'
u.ar1. v.N. I.I. $50 "Uud "a Nlh .H ' N'.'
Ma aph ..luai IT, tnc io mo of o'"r''.H ami 'n'I
tr. lil,lt oi nor husband tor hu.buh m ulo rough
r.cuHl rum l.ol lu Hol. bon, nnl W''" h''
without l,pson' uto n uo yard al tbe r'aot h+dN'E
ns tm.u,bI U,r h.4.rr.l 90 ., to u'rI lem Che 'or-
,I,rt,f lur.,,. |npdcI u.un.p kIL Anna 0,hmtU to
act ua htf huu rl'. p.r
Young int. toru.d quito me attraction for tho ne"
hon l.uprt. vhir1 WA to.pr 'rt'd "nl iu'nd'hp
atAusup uctv. op uou, tn' d'p'o'd 'cW'' l'N
who. p.tor quuculR WITH ii"I't ordered MN
nam tho h.u.t sr,cth days ,u'rWHu U.t. and
ANNA boitltl tIo afternoon ttln for SOW York 'N.
Iiiiu ,,n4 wild Nltl ui.o and throat uw 'o hill
u.Utuu. I,h. tho couple totlurl "1 ihr follow ht
ola, Iud uiiu tho pt,tourut tutt ga nt' u'o' n''d
la liuh.hcu. Iha ucrcls sod suhm uu7 pn.rr nnA on
Monl., might. MAY a., hohd in wat Tor i"lt along
tnr trlol. uf ue Lro Railroad ami en'i hn'
T.o only Glow TO tue mtrrt NH mat
U.Ul.,,....l -,lnclps voice m aH c' .1| .'on
..I,.i. ..f 5is at,l H. tt l'.lII N 'l' I'"In
.l..I u.. au1 Ia, .'Nin..,h I.' POO Oh '..' . M
ni... un -uu ,.u 't. lup l3. J1l.r 't Gee CouiJ
pt-'u a Ai.orIl"" d, ''''', $3.50" |''' .'. '.'' i,
~, 1~"", r,,'.otf NJ, the ctr rno .rIr Oh ugh -
,'~,.t,n o.,,u i,l a. tu. Iuoiu d. ld i.o STORY OF
u' hunting 3D. r.luo .lu's ..p. '-! a...t 90 ING
U.s,r ,omcr- a'5 another r,sdcutot stairway c'm9
.f. ID II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
ENTHUSIASM AT NORWICH.


NORWICH. Conn, Sept. 1.-The Blame anu
Logan club formally opened the l'epuD'''n
-, -. with a magnificent denomination. Three
rforncd con panes numbering about tl1ee hundi ed
men. escorted Emery storrs, OF Chicago rom MS
hoe! TO Breed Hall. where BE- delivered a stirring
address The streets we're tbrongcd AL The evening
and during the short parI'' II"@'" WI"
- az ronan candles md rockets. Tho hill
,orkrd and fully n thousand persons werc unable 10
Oh ain admission The prospects Of l'epupc'h success
boilers enough in all this vicinity 10 "sahd mp ana DC
counted" The Democrats try 10 Keep MP heart Dn,
nors are disgt-ted with their non nce Tor Governor
T!ev are al discourage by tn" news ON Galne inc
Pcnbicaus arc uni ed Zca ous energetic md confident
To-niehfs demon straton elbows that they are also
enthusiastic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SEEKING THE ISSUANCE OF STOCK
TIE PENNsYLvASA CONPANY's SUIT AGAINST THE
EnRT WAYNE CnMpANY.
lRY TELEaRAPnro no rRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PITTsBUEG, Sept. Tile equity proceedings
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company AMI the Pennsy-
vanii COMPANY an5t The Fort Wayne AM Chicago Rail-
way Company TO compel tho Issuance
Of S122GOOO u guaranteed stock were urged
IN the Court OF Common Peas No to-day, by dig
tlngIished army Of counsel Ex-senator John Scott oil
PhadclDhl1 Hampton Il Dali ard others represent
the plaintiffs; C. W. Casi, Of Sew-York. AMI Knox y
Read appclrel for tho defence The stock asked for
represents the balance OF expenditure for work done In
charging and improving tho Pi'tsbug
Fort Wayne and Chicago Tho bill Was
fled lat June aud introductory order was
asked authorizing the plAEtR to ain out Of the first
payable under tha lease until the guaranteed S,oc%
should Do issued Their for amount equal to the dis
burscmen- and for which Guaranteed spec stock his
been issued, and euoiung the defend nts from atemp
ing I'm any to enforce forfeiture OF the lease ~
reason Of uch detention.
Tie affidavit % Mr. Roberts president ~ the PclnsyE
yaua RAILROAD wa. read. 10 roces hat the Fort Wayne
was leased 10 1863, since which time over SOOoOoOO
Las been expended ia Improvements was agreed that
there should be- created special stock which was to be
Issued o tie le,- at par g. Tho full amount or eRp'"d
lures. TIE defendant unit the spring OF ISL approved
tire rtquson, for mpr. ycncJts 10 IN r prop rty but
then refused to further issue the sto k The piat IT'S
made further improvements aid rT.ol' uTs, 20 $50
1858 and the h-t four months Of 1891 and tho defend
ants now rouse 20 issue tho stock Ga payment for the
work done nd iuprov monts made
The aT5ay' ~ job T. Green .eta forth that flr mum,
hero years after the ls-na ca of tt9 guaranteed special
stock begun u was iWpo .sbe to .cH Tar pt Nui,
at wucI was issued. u va only after Fort wa, @
rood company rol % c1 pint ON paying has ina the
W. no of tina ~poci y acf Al rr'lt"d ~ re III Ia' ~
pctIuo OF tho pl ntfs is a-ei on an ALLEGED ayr r
made. The c,.e pr vid.l Ior issue of STOKE bond
aud ot cr So urt.' To- be So oct"d oy tr foil H@yn
IN stock and wat, 100 now Issue bonds The Penns'E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
IL nrpnL.yLrE ~ S.RrIcE
70 ~, RAZOR 81 rae rrtba"s.


sra: The iul' .nltion which tho American
r.e.t nl, uuI...tcl toward ho nnn'h r".' o''' Dee
.u.,ut b..uot sending its mal uas' t' country on
uc fastest sieuuuIps nqute amusing 20 Those Who no
familiar with the mctua adopted o} ou. own N"''in-
mcut to compel ,'cauahpa nyinF hH Gag FOB D''i ~
uaus.
lthaa always been Tao policy Of rns'ml FOB p'' H''r-
aip f1r mau ecr,i,e. to c.tah.ah topurnt 'h' u'"-
worthy means ot communication with nI n'r''" "'
world. moioby extending her commercial hl''' '' 80
unlapiug hcr mcrDhlut m forolfn oooni'''' r'.',
market for tho ptoduct of her mauua'ou'' 'h' '"'E
cup her merchant marine and mauulri''"t W''
eats, Husband duc, uut aaA atotu'hl' io' .'''"
mot willing top,y for % uclta steamship "i'
though tho, vcro corporations worthy OF H' "'''''n'
usnllN bestowed ou commercial orfml ,.'n' ~ n.
fn,,i ull. No ....r. lI .Ul dIr. uui d.N'nl
rot wIIuua 200 ply ur 900 abort Do takes '"''''' WV
col The WultI ..,.... ... ..t,.. f,rrisa
mani I,. uuts luto tlo Ir,AaAll oNrl} yea. E" y
million nI dollars ,ud whose n'oa"pn' 81, q "a,
,,,,rrIeui io tcieh thr mot ucr country a' p" l .
ID, .'D lurt U.r foreign mail -elNlcf. rti ii'' ,.a
n.Iu. l,a HlE tO Dt3 ihc malls Tors .' M ,,r,s
I..I., sufficient tn l.I fIr thUIr ..I ' ' ,er.
a.. .,.I .. Do t... I.lI... .| r urt. .tll Nt
.,ll Virtually tIuu-.aI., Oh. -alh t.
~, H. e,,t to 1854 slpNll ". tuN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

IN. in Ncw-Iexlngton Perry County. on Monday nigh
The Renubicau hebrews Of the First War IN C!eNe-
land organized strong Blame and Logan Snp Oh 0hIo
dov night tn, TRIpUNE editorial on Moo w tOh,,VV
hi the mark " and is being used onecNol Ia INC
columns Of the Rcpub lean papers OF TINS sa" sor
II having bcpn rcpOrtcd that James Monroe lt"i 50
of Political economy at Obern, had spoken dispartS
Of Mr. Blaine a tcmpcance man he send 1tu ino i
Cfre,oU6 Lcqqfr i'm which he says ina ne h nuW
nerson,lly tlat Mr. Blaine is maa OF tihlci ~
HAMS o. correct life in other RESPECTS and tbdt e l. INC
aNowed friend OF Temperance and good "ideI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
ARREST or rHE L1DNER BROTHERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12.-TelcGrnms an
u.,in,c that both OF the Ltduer brothers, the suspend
bankers were arrested this monu4. Louis D. at hoDo
h,r, r. D. and William at Atlantic city They we're
tn,.uiu.o amigos ACES Office thi. afternoon {" answer
tno lua,y char ,s col fraud brought against them After
... .,i..t.n fro rla, vp4 postponed mti Monday.
ts. ,,.rr Reg 20 thr custody VI h" ~herf lhoy
published o.d no public this evening denying tna'
i.I.. /. .firl. d If run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
REFUSED 4 RECEIVER

TrrNroN. Sept. l2-Somc time ago m mp
rel ION mp1' 20 mo chancellor forth" appointment
of are, brr Tor tho Sew fouuduud Construction Conn
pony, corporation organized 900 taF -t'o 10 hnl'd
railroad n Sow orrdlanI r. was alleged that The
ma, was fraudulent the nominal value ~ The h'rrrs@
nkol,t reaching INTO On. mi out Thc Wee Chancellor
tu.lfy l.I $40 upip.pn, refusing thr recover bar con-
Iliuut ID pic urinary Injunction upOI thc comp1uy7
buaiur,, anita "a further hearing should De hIi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

Hospital yes eray suF ring from fractured .,,.,
which he viii probably die. Police Cartn Rsaaoh
ported that at p m. Thursday, Murphy wss ~. y
from car No. 30 Onthc North Third Avepro st,.o, va
between one hundred ana slEty-fiJ1 and Otel,a lns
and sytg-sK So by J om15 Parkor a. = en- ifc3
Thomas Domaine, Tho dryr. no wore arro..i w AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13
REPUBLICAN PARADE IN PoUGHKEEPsIE.

TNI TL-.ItNTT " nj. '"TIo' u
POUGHKEEPSIE, ) .pt. 12.-lhere was nho
parade of Ia. Young Mems Republican Club ths evening
the largest seen ia tnis city IN years Ten thol'drl
,.op.o lined Mau-,t alone. AID the eRthus asm was
uqbouudcI BuuHrs wre lighted IN nearly ever,
sI,ct. and the air was filed win oomo- roc~oS 'nu
nrp-b3lE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

arIv during tho dark laws reconstruction he alwavs
appeared their advocate and protected tnfr m %
10 tho fu extent ~ his great ability 1hey WIZ no' HIDn
n-ratltude now. but viii rally round tho nag IN aISeg
mum ers and with greater enthusiasm than ever D'ioio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

rori,r ~ the American people Republican defo1t nov
nav b followed by quarter - century o, NJ, tcs,
dis ord and nj ,nor! Proud Il the Nihona l'ell
rerarJ prou o. rs clusc proud 81 ne n1
yy,ins Eo~ he Rrrublican. 81 Ncw-lork ." GeGGs
whether trey shall secure Tor tna P,I'y
and honor by another national yc'0rl ,. c,,f.,,,,
'"" '0 - JANE ID. WARREN, chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

THROWy FIONA OAR AND SEVERLf INJURED
Frank Murphy age 30, OF Ono-hundred and
Forty third-st anG Wil5 ave. lay Ia the NinetvnlnAsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

mn BENDtE1IIC ALfHiH@''
A Is an Alderman. aWlu. 10 know
e is ioi Iamun. lus i,.mont dn" o' ~.
Clsl for tI,yc.uu, the candidate ,i''''
ID is or Democrat. licher aud ou"' -.
ms for English tle man Wno Wa NV
T. is tor Forgery. brother 20 ihttl
G,t1r Grover, for G1',1ws 7nt fiosi
Ii As Ion llalpln ior Harper and hi"a'
I,tuc pruuDun tdt governor Ne'"'
.Ils 4oI Jackson, 81 name ,".cA "''"'''
kl.tor N,liy. Tor cAer and hhk'
Its.tur li.dsIv. sent up To >lng-NI"b'
NJ is for Norcy. Maria and Mr.;
Ms the Nncompoop, l,dcn's yoh ,eo.
The OREGON vote that was 'usI'
PIsforr c.tpu, Price -lejuiY, he"s.U
Olstor Quaucl, for Query ana : .o''' .f.ros
l.fur ltopc. round tht g.dl)"' p'"
is the Shcriu who ued AZ ~ ven al
Tlsthe truth winch II hnrts NM ="
tho luterriucd, eager ana rough
\ Is for tc., there VIII Ny 80
" stands for widow, aud Nihei
XIsau algebrdlcal sign .e..l.
Yls the learniug The NewOeia' Ioo,
Y stands for Zero the sum oi tAeu %''''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05
THE DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

Tile Democrat is published T'1- Week.
ly-Tucsdays, Thursdays and Sat-
wdays-at 7,co Dollars and FIT:
tn Cents per amman; One Dollar
emil Fifty Cents for sic months.
PayaJle in adcance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dolar per square for the first
insertion aud Fifty Cents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less
dfmeucr type constitute q square.
Personal Cards, ache,e admissible,
nil be charged double the usual al
sertising rates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAX SALES.
City Of Alexandria, La, vs.. Delin-
quent Tax Debtors.

DY VIRTUE or THE AUTHOR.
ID ity vested III me by the Consti-
aud laws IF the State of Louisiana
and ordinances Of the City Of Alex
andria, La, will cell at at the
Mayors Office in which tho Mayors
Court is held. within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at IL
O'clock A. NJ. OH ..... -.-
SATURDAY, the 5th day Of JULY,
A. D. 1884,
and continuing on each succeeding
day until sales are competed, all
immOvable property on which taxes
are due to the City of Alexandria,
La, to enforce collection of taxes
assessed in the year 1883, together
with interest thereon from the 3lst
day of December, 1883. at the rate
of one per cent. per month until
paid, together with all costs -
Baillio. Cuisine, Lot and i'm
provements, bounded by st
James and 9Th streets and
property of McManus and
Sarah Moss, ........ 50 90
Bergman, Mrs. Tneodare, Part
Of lot and impts, square 2,
bounded by Front street and
property of We'll, Irving and
Kuhnagel; also lots 3 aud 4
and impts, square So. 80. II 10
Britt, Tony, Lot and impts in
lower suburbs of Alexand.
ria. ....... ........ -. 80
Csrnal, Mary, Lot and impts
In lower suburbs of Alex
andria %. I 20
Cokeley, Thompson, Lot 3 and
impts, square IS, bounded
by 9Th street and property
OF Boxer ..... ..... 2 10
Cockerille, DR.. A. Square 80
and impts, bounded by st.
James, VIM, 9TH and 9th
streets 80. .............,.. IL 81
Corporation and Engine tax
for 1882 .... ... 20 OF
Elgee, Estate Mrs. L. Lott,
square So. bounded by Lee
and 9TH SITS and property Of
McManus and Moss 3 OK
Flanagan, Mrs. A. Tot Q and
impts, square So, bounded
by DeSoto street and prop
erty of Richardson and Sc
Verns ........... 2 AZ
Goodman, Mrs. Fanny, Part Of
lot 4 and impts, square 8,
bounded by I'd and Elliott
cts and property of Laney
and Paul / q
Hunter, Edwin G. Lot 8 and
impts, square q, bounded
BY 4th and Washington sts
and property of Schmalin-
ski and Heyman. ......... 64
Lyman, Charlotte, House and
lot In upper suburbs Alex
;. andria IL
Henry, Wade, One acre of
ground in lower suburbs,
bounded by property ofCarr
and Britt
Johnston, Mrs. E. d. House
and lot in lower suburbs,
bounded by Front and 81
Msnd property of. Hunter
g. ..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05
OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL.
ALEXANDRIA, La, I
/ June 80, 'S4. !
The City Council met in regular
session this day at 4 O'clock, p. m
Present
w. G. McGimsey, Mayor,
H. $. Gossens,
J. j, Peterman,
N. L McGinnis,
VIM. Leckie,
!. Jonas Rosenthal.

VIM. Leckie,
Jonas Rosenthal.
The minutes of last regular meet
ing and special meetings of May
23d and 25th were read and APP
proved. The Treasurers report
was also read and approved, and
showed a balance on hand of
$52O.17.
1t having been shown that the
Collector, Mr.. NJ. w. Calvit, had
turned over to the Treasurer $500,
through error, the Mayor was au-
thorized to draw q warrant in favor
of Mr.. Calvit for the above amount.
On motion the Mayor was author
lied to draw at his discretion during
the month warrants pro rata
in favor of those who had loaned
money to the Town to defray the
expenses incurred by the threatened
inundation.
On motion q vote of thanks
was rendered to Messrs. A. Hey-
man, Jacob Geiger and s. Cul.
en-, the committee appointed at last
special meeting to solicit a loan,
for the efficient manner in which
they had discharged their duties;
and also to Messrs. VIM. Harris, j.
N. Ball. b. NJ. Hayes, Jos. Meeker
and others, who responded SO
promptly and cheerfully to the ap-
peal made by the Mayor to bring
labor with which to assist on work
ing on the levees.
On motion it was
Resolved, That all bills for lum-
Der and implements for levee pur-
poses, contracted during present
high water and remaining unpaid,
shall be paid out of first receipts in
the Treasury after payment Of mo-
ney loaned by citizens.
On motion of Councilman Cos
sens,
Resolved, That the Ordinance
known as the "Stock Ordinance
adopted at the April meeting Of the
Board, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
The following bills were ap
proved and made receivable fo'
all dues to the Corporation:
W. G. McGimsey, Mayors
salary for May. 40 On
NJ. w. Calvit, salary and
incidental expenses for
May................. so Z!
L. Baltic, salary for May IS OF
Pacific Fire Go. Engineers
salary for May......... IS o.
j. Levin, lumber for levee 1873 2,
]. Levin, lumber for streets IS 81
DEMocRAT, job work -. 2 o.
L. Delatin, work on streets 8 Y
Sos. Baltic, work on streets 13 =
Paul Sanders, work on
streets. 5 8
McGinnis & Armstrong,
hauling sand. ......... 90 Q
A. Pettengill, work on le-
, wee and use Of tools. -. 10 9
! B. 6. Duke, shovels, etc.
: for work on levee. 49,. l2 4
. VIM. Leckie, cash paid for
repairs on bridges. l !!
r. Kelsey, work on streets IL /:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05
ALEXANDRIA,, La, JUNE 5, 1884,
MISCELLANEOUS.

by 9th street and property
of McGinnis and Girard. 80.
Kerrigan, T. r. Lot and impts
in upper suburbs Alexan-
drfa. .... ....... -.
Legras, Miss NJ. A. Part of
lots 8 and 4, square 40, and
lmpts, bounded by Lee, St.
James and 9th sts.. .....
Legras, VIM. NJ. Lot 2 and
impts, bounded by 9th and
St. James SITS and property
of Kelley and Kelsey. -. -.
Corporation and Engine tax
for 1882.
Moss, Sarah, Lot 4, square So,
and impts, bounded by Lee
and 9Th sts and property of
Elgee and Baiilio -. 49,.
Marsh, Mrs. NJ. E. House and
lot upper suburbs Alexan-
dria ...........
Marsh, G. R. & w P, Black
smith shop ...............
McGimsey, W. G. (Tutor) Part
Of lot 4, square 4, and impts,
bounded by property of Ro-
gers and Hynson and Front
street; also two offices stu.
ated on Murray street.
Mills, VIM. Part of lot 2 aud
impts, square IA, bounded
by I'd street and property of
Hustmyre and McGinnis. -.
Corporation and Engine tax
for 1882 Observation-Disclosures. 80.
Mills, Mrs. Laura, Lot and
irnpts In lower suburbs,
bounded by property of Ri
ley and Rebecca Carr, and
Bellier and I'd sts .-........
Corporation aud Engine tax
for 1882 -. -. -.
Parker, John, Lot l and impts
square 81, bounded by 4th
and Washington SITS and pro-
perry of Mrs. Grogan and
Mitchell 80. ....... 80. 80.
Ryan, NJ. Engine tax 1882 80.
Smith, Maria, Lot l and impts
square 20, bounded by Muir
ray and Sd SITS and property
of Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Rat
cliffe ....... .............
Scamaiinski, Mrs. E. Lot 2
add impts, square 81, boun-
ded by property Of Heyman
and Hunter, Sd and Wash
ington SITS; also lots 8 and 4
and impts, square IL. boun-
ded by I'd, Madison and
Monroe SITS. ....... -. -.
Sullivan, John s. Lots l, 2 and
3 and part Of lot 4, aud impts
bounded by 81, 4th and De-
Soto SITS. and property Of
Hustmyre and O'Shee; also
Warehouse on river bank.
Corporation and Engine tax
for 1882 -. -.
Stanley, Mrs. A. c. Lot and
impts, bounded by I'd and
| Johnston SITS and property
of Dupre and Albert. -.
| Thompson, = Mrs. Lot 8, In
square &c, bounded by 18th
and Fulton streets, and pro-
perty of Kelsey and Barber
Wilmington, W. w. Jr. Sqn'e
and impts lower suburbs,
! bounded by Ogden and
| Front sts and property of
! Jeffries .......... -. =.
Webster, Mrs. Eliza, Part of
lot 3 and impts, square IS.
bounded by property Of Cos
sens and Goulden and Mon
roe and Sd SITS. ............
Walker, Estate Gotleib, Lot 4
aud impts, square "a, boun-
ded by 4th street and prop
erty Of Pettengill, McManus
and Smith :. .............
Williams, A. P. Lot and impts
square IL, bounded BY Sd
and Johnston SITS and prop
erty of O'Shee and Levin. :.
Zimmerman, Mrs. N. A. Sq'e
and impts lower suburbs Of
Alexandria -. ........
On said day of sale l will &c
portions of said property 8
debtor will point ont, and il
1.-The debtor shall not point out
cient property, I will at ono
without delay cell the least 9
ty of said property of any
(which any bidder will bay
amount of the taxes, intere'
coats due said debtor. tt
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05

This exhibition has a far
greater importance thanis generally
appreciated. Il 10 really the cele-
bration of the successful creation Of
q new South. The conditions Of
labor and industry, which, have
been adjusting themselves during
nineteen years Of peace, are just be-
ginning to be felt, not only in the
South, but in the country at large.
The problems entering into south
ern development are no longer po-
litioal. Industrial and social ques-
tons are now the dominant ones.
The friendly rivalry as to which
community shall make the most
rapid and certain advance in bust
ness development is now quite as
apparent in the South as in the
orth.-[Philadelphia Times.
-Mzx1co and all the Latin
American Republics are to make
extensive exhibits. Those coun-
tries thus manifest tder wish TO en-
large their commercial relations
with the United States. The pop
ulations Of those Republics exceed
20,o00,00o. Their total annual
trade amounts to 1900, 000, 000.-
England and Germany have most
Of it, but the Exposition will 90
much TO turn that great volume Of
trade to. this country. Boston
, Post .t..
} -SxSA7oR Vance has intro.
duoed . bill for the STRENGTHENING
of rivers in this Sa&se, with thu
u view Of improving navigation ans
A j-.n,,ouA.~- o,,nvAnvro
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05

W. P. Marsh, repairs on
Steam Engine. ........ 6 90
Public School Teachers-
A. w. Pardce. ......... As 90
Mrs. A. Garfield. ........ 40 90
Mrs. A. F. Grayson,. 40 90
Miss Blanche Woods, -. 40 90
VIM. Legras, ......... 80 90
Mrs, Thomas. .......... 80 90
5000 26
The following approved accounts
were taken up by the Collector du-
ring the month of May:
j. Levin, lumber acct. s. IL 90
Pacific Fire Go. part Engi-
neers salary for April. 16 90
NJ. W. Calvit, salary, ETC.,
for April. So So
Dan Orr, work on Streets. 16 20
Stonewall II. & l.. Comfy, ~
part Custodian's salary. IL so
Pat OConnor, work on the
Young ditch. ......... 100 90
j. Levin, lumber acct. AZ 90
1886 25
The following warrants were is
sued during the recess of the Board
for work on and implements for
levee:
J. B. Gibson, special cou-
rier.. .......... SIS 90
Isaie We'll, beef. ........ 6 20
Mires Rosenthal, provisions sc 50
Jonas Rosenthal, bread,
cooking, etc. .......... SO 10
]. Levin, on lumber acct. 100 .00
Sos Baltic, Waterman on
levee ................ 2 90
j. N. Ball, for laborers on
levee ................ "a rs
w. @. McGimsey, cash
paid for kilograms .... 5 10
$272 ss
There being no other business
submitted on motion the Board adj
journed.
W. G. MCGIMSEY,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.