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Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
M un1cfDnI Go,,.

Business was a little h,',.,
M nnicipal Court this mon, "hsr
n anna brought in two pol..
nghting at Front and SljnIa. 10
Their names were Atonja W., 1y !!
and Adam Terresk alofskj. a M
hned each 81 and COSTS. and Il y
81 nne more for carrying snch u y
ish names. 'uol O
Jeremiah Williams was 49,,
charged with toe larceny If an !.
tobacco, pipes, shirt button. q
AND some other trinkets FROM ;.
store OF Mrs. Martha l,arn@r y, y,
street between French and W N
Jerry sold his il.-potten na;r.
thaniel Walls, 1887 Chestnne,@ ., ~,
tective Jones, at the railroad ' Ss'
on the track of derry and io r't
IN the cells. The evidence heinz
nun this morning, he was Lsld
S2o0 bail for his appearance a, =
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
TOO EAST FIFTH STREET. NOW
Nv a is the tima 70 hnx frn,n 100 .eari

100 EAST FIFTH STREET. NOW
1sIG is the tins 10 buy from 100 East
fifth street. We will open to-day the
largest Let 0. tine grc ceres ard truit We ever
offered AID We have bought our yearly guam
tity Of tea. We intend To give our Gu :tomers
an old fashioned tea arty when 4, arrives.
we lever way our tea. When you tuv at Va ,
hrit ofthe year you get the game to.the iast
we never vary. Lo' out for our tes: II viii
on be here. Tn : cut loaf sugar at Tcts il n
bargain. Our C Ice is cleaned in the roast
ipg ana Keeps the cook In a good humor
We hays coffee from the finest mocha at
lOct', 10 All kinds Of cakes; palace waters
.ake' the lead. Syrup at ecls a ut best
new orleans Bt Is and lscts a qt., 2lbi OF
dam on lums 2tcts.. seedless cherries, pru
nelis, Abs. of French prunes. 25.ts. and
lots and loss Of bargains. Coms and see the
goods opened to-day. B.st hams at l9cts.
shoulders SETS, 10 bars Of sosp Tor c5cts. A
lot OF t1ne Irish Du ca landed to.da, a. 10.
East Fifth street. T. NJ WEIR mI26.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Ferd Carson, one of our fashil
tailors, shipped a suit Of cIOthil
morning to A. j. Wiley, Boise
Idaho Territory. Alsos suit to|
A. G. Harris, of the Normal
Stockton, California. These gent
formerly resided in. Or near out
and Il one last named is a biol
John A. Harris, who occupies
sponsible position in the August
per mi is.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
sudden Death.

Mrs. Alfred Rdikes, coiorn,
aged about 60, resicing Oh W
street above Eighth, died yer!
expectedly about N dnight last
Of heart disease. She had Dten
the Doctors care for some time, o.
not in a dangerous state OF Lea'll
9 o'clock last night she was ny
walking about TIE horse, 50 u.us,
was u mem Der of Bethel a. /.
church, aud WAS very estinaO'e
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
A Great Attraction.

Tomorrow evening OsbO'ne's D
tic and Od,iitie Company will Up
engagement of three nights a
Opera House, in their special!
comedy entertainment. Int!
present the melo -drama in fyul
entitled " Kathleen Mar0urneen,
the side-splitting farce "Fau III al
ing House. The price OF adu
will only be 10 and 90 cents OF ~
for choice reserved seats.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

The temperance meeting in The dark
ness Academy Tt nth and MARKET Stree,
last evening, was decided success il
brin 2ing young mtn who Go tot usual.
ly frequent temperance meetings und eI
the 10 tiu-Lce Of half do zen most zea.ou.
speakers. A h,lf hour va. occupied ty
Msssrs HarkIesa ard Otto M..Ar.
Grimes, Mcdonnell, Hamilton and Pro
fsssor B!ssell spoke with snch great
zssl and earDes ueas that McD 5nbell
and Ham Ions 0:me was extended at
the Unanimous request Of those pr.seLt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

MON a HON-In this city, on tho eth inst
William McMahen, ~ ed as years

MON AHON-ln this city, on tho eth inst
William McMahep, ~ Cd 81 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, on Peach street, South
Wilmington, on Wednesday morning at o.
clock High mass At ST. Mary's church. In.
torment 1t the new Cathedral cemetery
JOSEPH-On the eth inst, Henry joseph
son OF W. Q. Joseph, OF Indian hiver Hun
dred, aged y years.
Red Lion. Del on the 18th
inst, Mrs Ffnnces Lowell, widow of thu
late Richard Lowell, In the s4.h year Of hel
age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vifed 70 attend her funeral from the reeidenc
or her son in-law, Ell rossan, near Red
Lion, Dsl., on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, Ser
vices at the house. lnterment at He'd CLAY
Greek cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Dyn amItera.

LONDON, May, The trial of Jas.
G Cunningham and Harry Burton, on
the charge of treason felony for alleged
completely in the dynamite outrages a
Westminster Hall and the Tower of
London, was beg un this morning In the
Central Criminal Court at the Old Bail.
ey. The trial takes place before Sir
Henry Hawkins, of the QleeL's Bench
division of the High CJuit Of Judlca-
ture.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

supposed train robbers: who were ar.
rested by detective Jones and special
officer McFadden, on the night Of April
oath, were arraigned and plead not
guilty TO an indictment charging them
with the larceny of pocket book from
Alice Reeder.
There being no further businest
ready the Court adjourned at II 81
o'clock until O'Clock this afternoon,
and il is probable will finish all the
criminal business to- morrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Acme Pressure Party, Mfy

just imagine Mr.. Crabhe anu
Clarke an 40 ToddIe and Bnndia
" School," Their make up as
over grown school boyt," ana 'he
chief they will. be- in VIII Keep an'
laughing steadily for % minu'eS,,
Crabbe's crying rerfOrT ance
be immense. Admission ~ cents
adv. In another column.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
IIaunOcrAta sore.

The Democrats of the EleVeh.u
are sore over Mr.. Newell's re.o1
ton for Council. The Democrats !
20 further and get a worse inan
Sewell. He is young, aHu ,r,,
worker in his party, and his re nv,1
ton In the face OF thu strong opp''
brought to bear against h'm ias' =,
urday IL an evidence OF his popa''
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
HarDer's Magazine

The specimen back nun, oeis r. r.
per's Magazine on sale at Il o. N ~ \
ler's and FIRST and Davis at az Iii
each are for examination ,,ac
charge. They are decide dly a W.,
and rare. Those who have nos J
them would do well TO secure 'n'
DO, aible.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Pyle g. Lichtenstein's ehp aciiyi
sale continues with unapate' vices
owing to tho astonishing low low, are b.I
all the books. Large invo'co, will
received and book purchases is I'D
Store open III tie evening
clock,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
ROl,er.Skating e""

NEW YORK, May ll.-TheIo'm,ou nj
to. tod S Madd i 266 miles sew s9s. X
264; w. Boyst, 260; Reynolu,,s' 9ls:I
ION, 229; Shock, 225; onsila "-v
Boyst, 1888; Francis, 2l8; ~ nme'"
Hartman, 212; Claxton, 9o'
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

NEW YORK, MAY II .l.n, Sfrirg
tSs aaaisnmsn hC.s as n
out In the third round. Lis last fall
his knee cap sprainea II A'-
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
K EN- N ARDS
New Store,
623 Market Street,

The opening of CUR new
building, devoted strictly to
the retailing of Silks, Dres.
Goods, Mourning Goods
Cloaks, Silawls, Hosiery
Gloves, L aces, Fringes, But.
tons, Notions, etc, will take
place morrow, w ednes da,
morning, May 10 We extend
a cordial invitation to GU,
friends, former customers and
all to call, and trust that this,
our latest effort will meet
with the appreciation OF the
public, and that we shall be
favored with a continuance oil
the generous patronage tor
SO many years bestowed up
on US.
We shall endeavor to de-
serve the good will Of our
customers by continuing our
business in our well.known
liberal spirit, unalterable
truthfulness, strict reliability,
devoting our energies to.
wards making our house a
truly model dry goods estab-
lishment.
We shall offer none but
goods that combine the mer-
It's OF durability and good
taste, invariably and positive
ly at as low prices as asked
in any market for similar
qualities.
Our stock is entirely new,
not an old piece OF goods in
the entire store.
The following will give
some idea OF our stock
Black silks, colored silks
black dress goods, colored
dress goods, Coustauld's
crepes, coats, shawls, ladies
cloths, tlannels, linens, white
goods, ribbon, faces, kid gloves
silk gloves, Isle gloves, no.
siery of all kinds, umbrellas
and parasols, buttons, co,sets
embroideries, fancy goods
small wares.-A live stock
at all times
There will be some specia
bargains tor Our opening,no'
tably ladies' all-llnen hem
stitch handkerchief at 6, s
, and 10 cents.
! A line OF ladies' regula,
made extra length Balorig
, gan Hose in ali sizes at /:
! ! cents. You will not Sc,
them again at this price.
, A lot OF mems fine qualit,
.. Balbriggpn Hose at IS cents
worth 80 cents.
/ A line Of children's tul
!. regular made hose in blacl
and colors, at IS cents, al
: sizes, cannot be duplicated
less then IS to 80 C, n!s. Th'
, above lots are not large, ant
J, our friends must not expec
them to last long.
We will also tffer a lire 9
satin and gros-grain ribbons
IN all shad s, at lower prices
5 tor same qualities (they ar
all sllk) than ever beior
; shown in this mark ct, ant
rarely in any other, and
.. splendid assortment of sasl
: ribbons in the newest de
signs.
l w. M. Kennard, in con
/ Quoting til S new establish
ment, will see that ever
satisfaction is given to tn
customers OF the house.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Fem & Co.'S thermometer red
yesterday 800 at 3 p. M, jGc .t6
and 500 at Top. Ill.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
DO"'t Amount 10 much

The Philadelphia Press says: Secre
AIRY Biya,d will ever amount tn mncl
Al oiplouati-t until he bee, me-
fesu.ar reader of the daily papers.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Ladies'

plain lasting Congress Ga'i,e ;st;ne
to 95 cents ladies Pla,n ladies y
CATERS from as to 50 cents o. ,eats.
INC Kid. foxsd lace EATERS, y TTobcockl
POS Market street. VIM IL
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
INNIITuTE-p.ot K1In.. D,

n NANCEH HNs III Y y .UI bITu", "
his Lectures, Investigations, ScientiuC
Treatments and Immense practice, STANDS
pceeminently unrivaiSd and Is Acknowledge
q 1thority on Cancer and It's kindred. The
most extraordinary cures ~ his great Oh EN-.
zeal Cancer antidotes, are recorded. No
nents required in reCoyl1g tho largest Of
6 tocers or tuncrs. Fog particulars send 20,
rec Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, 92l Arch
etteet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
STREET PARK-

lhe Union Street Park. near the term ina
ton OF the Front and Unton stfeet CITY
hallway, has been leased BY a company and
nlteo ~ with large pt vlion, refresh nj h {
sianOs AID anu sem .nts of various kids for
the Reception OF visitors and ,xcursiou par.
ti;s Vhe best snriug water. tut no In toAi-
catinS liquors. P-r,ies wishing to engage
we prtu ds should apply TO H. MOORE,
Secretity. e3l kitkwood street or SAMUEL
IL. PAlCl, at The office 0. tie Ci J Railway.
ml2 st
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

oficnr William q. White, who fo,
ne past we.k or ten days has been
suffering with a carbunclt, on hls /, Fl
hand, Is much better.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Gloves,

we have received this week a laroa
lot OF thread gloves in states and mod.,s
a, ID aud 20 cents. NJ. f.. Rev. ~
King street. so
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Hosiery.

Ladies' hosiery in brown, game; blue
aud black with white fact, 81 cents :
former price 80 cents. NJ E. Riley, 22S
King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Misses

Hook lace shoes only 81 90, at co6 Mar
ket street. VIM. II. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

at the REPUBLICAN office in tbs
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock ia
$50 EGO 4
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Pebble button CATERS from 81 70 up
10 81 % az 20G Market street. Wm. Ii
Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
Sttit Lives

Fer can shave and IA good Wales
cigar, go TO s,anstuIy Murray, 10.
East FIUnt street. i07
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Hook lace shoes only $l.O0, n, &c
Market street. VIM. N. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Lasting kid foxed button gaiters,
only 81 Cents, at 206 Marke. street.
VIM. ii. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12
25 Cents

for baby : pebble button shoe, at 20f
Market street. WIN. II. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

E1R RENT-THE VEtY ESIgARLE
a. ard we'll arranged dwelling No 1000
trecth street. This Prop r,y lie nicely stu
htel, conn andiI x an unobsiruciet view of
he ilelGa are river, has Jorches, bay win.
d""s and all modern ilnrroyements. We
are ring it for sale at u Ii cure below / s
yJlne. HEALD x 90, n.1.lsls
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

"ANlED-2 OR X JOINS FOR
w housekeeping. East IF Marietta and
SOUTH of E'yLth street. Address r O.
DOE lo'. mi 2l*
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

N{yANIED-5 GOOD WHITE CIR $
w for general bousework. Also
chambtrmai!; weges SO Ler week. Apply
| at 5U8 uraEg ctr CT. m12 II.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

" . NTED-A BOY FkDM "A TO l6
w who c. n read ard write and take
care OF horse and carriage, 20 travel as DO k
age NJ with a bind man through the CITY
ana 2 9un ~. Apply to JOHN LONG, 1895
W. Ninth street. pl22
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Ky N.Ei -'iCCD W, Oh WufKtkS
w "a INNS nd cask lis. Aypiy .
~ NJ - L.. ~ EFT Manager, " est Il. I've.
fa. M ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

A coach dog belonging 70 Parkle,
Bros, Fourth and French streets, wal
run over this morning by a heavy
wagon belonging TO Mr.. Weldie, tn,
Carter, and instantly killed, his necl
and one of his legs being broken.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Mon ES TOLOANON MORTGAGE.
AVA In sums OF 500 10 SsO.OVU AZ
sur cuesoHerA. PIERCE a. IOh.
DELL, No West seventh street.
nlZ-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

FFNdf GRtA MEhY lsIHE PLACE To
tuy ELK, cream, b. tier, buttermi k
ma cotta<e chette. Stunned mix, 20 a
quart Wholesale ut q reduced urce Am
md Shipley stress. lnayl2am
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

I1T a Mt DID " UNi WOMAN TO
w s. Ii il confectionery ST, re ON Mar
Net street. ADDE'S. M. A., this CtiIce
nl22t*
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

7 u ION hlNG ~IkEEr.UN SAT- X
~ day. bu' Oh or keys. The tird r VIII
be srit bly, ewarIed on leaving s. me at his
OHee mll lit
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

The many blunders of Secretary O,
State Bayard convince the Democratic
| Nashville American that his - Presi.
Dental hoT es have been destroyed by
the rubbish wberewith LIE designed &c
| make them fruitful"
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

After the Board adjourned, at the
invitation of President Baird, the mem.
bers and reporters repaired TO Farra &
Lewis ice cream saloon, where they
partook OF bountifulsupply of refresh
ments.
The distinguished U. Z. Senator from
Indiana, Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,
certities that in a case Of rheumatism
in the back, he obtained instantaneon.
relief from st. Jacobs Oil. He says il
/ \ n renark ahle RANDY
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

Visi Crossley's sewing machine par
lors, 625 Shipley street, the leader il
the sewing machine business in tbi,
city. You will not be persuaded u
buy. We employ no can vasser Is to pre-,
npon the public, but will sell you jnsi
Inc machiae you want, and give you
the benefit of the can vassers commits
sion: we keep in stock everything per
lain ing to sewing machines. VIM. +
Crossley, 623 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-12

NT ANTEIl- NO & PIES tF THI.
w DAILY EPu LtcAs OF Fetru ~ -
ahc - each y m.,cn ave cents wall te
ard at tIit ottlCe
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02
The Town Election
A Peaceful Centest-Full Returns of the
Vote Cast.

A Peaceful Centest-Fun Returns of the
Vote Cast.
The comparatively quiet and short cam
paign that preceded the town. election of
to-day closed last evening with public
meetings at the Courthouse and the yell
low Store, the first named held in the in
terest of the regular or Solozano ticket and
the other in support of the independent or
Wild ticket. Mr.. j. j. Sullivan presided
over the courthouse gathering and Mr..
Frank Martinez over the Yellow Store
meeting. There were. Several speakers at
each, but the interest and ethusiasm exhib-
tied were of very mild order. It was
decided by the meeting at the house
to drop the name of Mr.. F. S. Leblanc for
Collector and substitute that of the indie
pendent candidate, Mr.. Edgar A. Ramirez,
thus narrowing down the contest to the off,
ces of Treasurer, Assessor and one Alderman
each in tilefirst and third wards.
The election today was conducted with
the degree Of good order usually character
izing ssch contests in our town, with the
single exception of little knock down af-
fair at the third ward poll growing out of
the destruction of handful of tickets which
one of the candidates had requested an
other to place on the table in front Of the
Commissioners. The ARRAY was promptly
quieted by the police and the sensation it
had created soon subsidized.
Following lisa statement of the result,
showing the vote received by each candi-
ata af aach DOl1.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02
Married.

PORTER = MAILLETTE. On Monday,
April n, 1855, at St. Francis of Assium's
Church. Ascension parish, La, by Rev. F. X.
LUDIv1NE MAILLErTE, both of this parish.
A large number of the Friends of this hand
some and universally esteemed young couple
accompanied them to the church to witness the
marriage ceremony and assembled at the brides
residence thereafter to tender congratulations
paatake of an elegant spread of refreshments
and bid the happy pair good-by upon their de-
parture for New Orleans by the evening train.
The affair was one of the most delightful char
acter. The lovely appearance of the bride at
the altar and the manly bearing of the hand
some groom excited much admiring comment.
They were attended by Miss Lucille Braud as
bridesmaid and MIR. Felix Fortfer, brother of
the groom. as groomsman and the attention
attracted by theettendants was only secondary
to that bestowed upon the principals. The re-
ceptian at the Maillette residence was brill
liant one. Toasts to the newly married couple
were offered and most heartily received, and
innumerable wishes for their future happiness
were expressed by their assembled friends. At
3P.M NJ. they entered a carriage and proceeded
to the depot. whence they departed for New Or
leans ON the 3:l2 train intending to spend the
balance of the week in that city. They have
been the recipients of a numerous collection
of valuable and useful gifts, which attest the
high regard entertained for them by q large
circle of friends. The groom has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper for the house of Messrs.
Bernard Lemann & Bro, for number of years
and is known as one of the most competent
and reliable young business men in the CON-
munity. He is deserving Of capital prize in
the matrimonial lottery and we believe he has
won it in the person of his lovely and accom-
plished bride. May their lives be blessed
beyond their brightest anticipations is the wish
of the sincere friend who pens these lines.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02

CONNIE chez Nicolet, de plus fort en- plus
fort. A great many citizens of this parish
who have not the means to pay their own
fare to the Exposition have been made, no
lens role,.s, to pay that of the Ascension
Rifles. All, no doubt, pro bono publico.
POOR.JOE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02
Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of D onaldsonville.

SPECIAL MEETING.
WHARF, May !. 1885.
Mayor Maurin called the meeting to order.
Members present-Messrs. Kline, Cire, Ma
her, Noel and Vicknair.
Member absent-Mr. Gondran.
The following Commissioners, Clerks and
Constables Of election we're appointed:
First ward, Messrs- 7. o. Dalferes and Chas.
Burns, Jr.. Commissioners; j. M. Heating,
Clerk. and Gus Johnson, Constable
Second ward, Messrs. +. p. Schiller and o.
! P. Martin, Commissioners ard A. K. Gingry.
Clerks and Daniel Perry, Constable.
Third ward. Messrs. Fred. Landry and John
Wesley, Commissioners; J. S. Lavigne Clerk,
and Jos. Reynaud. Constable.
The Courthouse was designated as the poll
ing place for the FIRST ward, the upper side OF
house oorner Mississippi and st. Patrick streets
for the third ward.
The following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED. That the sum of fifty dollars be
| and the came is herby appropriated out OF any
| revenues in the treasury and not otherwise ap-
| propriated to defray the expenses OF the cleo
| ton to be held May 2. 1885,
Resolved, That the sum of forty eight dollars
| be and the same is hereby appropriated out OF
the Market revenues to pay several bills Of Z,
Maurin. Mayor amounting to S47 and one bill
of 81 of F. Vicknair, for cash paid by them for
| the town.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the salary of Secretary OF this
| town be allowed to II. o. Maher, Esq. for ser
| vices rendered as Secretary pro tenn. from the
- day of January 1885.
On motion the Council adjourned.
H.O MAHER, Secretary pro TEN,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02

NOTES FROM TIE BIERNE PLACE5.-1t is @
fact doubtless known to most of our readers
that the five plantations on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, in this parish, belong
ing to Mr.. Oliver Beirne and contiguous to
each other, form the largest and most pro-
is gratifying to US to be able to report that
the prospect for large crop on this mag
nificent stretch of fertile land is now most
encouraging. This gratifying outlook is
by no means due entirely to the bene6cence
of kind Providence or the richness of tho
soil, for much ore6it must be accorded to
the skill and industry of the competent
managers and their assistants under whose
direction the work of planting and cult
waiting the dourishing cane and corn has
been prosecuted. First in importance and
productiveness is the splendid Clark plan
tation with Mr.. James K. Tucker as man
comes the beautiful Orange Grove place
with Messrs. I. P. Cochrane, manager, D.
D. Vanada, assistant; then the Riverton
with Messrs. W. E. Bateman, manager,
Stephen Boote, assistant; followed by the
Conway with Messrs. j. M. Breaux, man
ager, Gerard Hebert, assistant; and sEna.ly,
the Donaldson with Messrs. S. j. Boote,
manager, John Lapeyrolerie, assistant. 1t
would be difficult to find better corps of
managers anywhere. The large store on
the estate, where the books are kept and
the employees supplied with provisions
wearing apparel, etc, is under the efficient
superintendent of Mr.. Henry c. Braud,
ably assisted by Messrs. Felix Gauthreaux,
Jr., and James Armitage, and its large bus
mess runs on as smoothly as cloek-work in
their hands. Among the evidences of pro-
gress and improvement noticeable on these
places is the fine line Of back and side
levee being completed on the Riyerten
plantation by Mr.. Patrick Reddington of
Donaldsonville, proprietor of the Mechan-
les Exchange Contracting and Employ
ment Agency, which will render the estate
secure from overflow by back water and
remove what has been cause of much
damage and loss in the past.
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Mr.. Vincent T. Landry, teacher of the
Paul Landry public school in the ninth
ward, was in town to-day for the purpose
of fling his monthly report. He has 81
pupils on thesroll, the largest number re-
ported at this school for many years.
Owing to the unavoidable absence OF
Counsel for acdased the preliminary exam
ination of the case of Deputy Sheriff Re-
mus Jones, charged with the murder of
Reuben Hayslip, was not held last Tuesday
but goes over until Monday next, the 4th
inst.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-02

AuOIph -N0ttef.
A number of applications for member
Ship have been received since the organi-
cation and it is probable that another
meeting will be held during the coming
week to act on these and to urge the Police
Jury to take immediate action upon the
petition for an appropriation that will
sition on Veterans Day.