The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-29

'r''r publish this letter in your paper and ma
Be can find ont that ya ~ If you hn4sh t b.
as 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT enough for th1s. ,f,,.r
Twas Captain in the174th y y So ; imn5y
,.nnity Corps. We came from Port Hudson after tn
nrrndnr and the light rr s cha1,,e e'b
ment e show srs cov ahs A Yours truly
World has been E. MAIsRENER.
OF over sSOO IN 1n-o Ayraud, who ia evidently tn
aging less than u each' IL the document found b.
con.r'ou'ons ue,ns = belonged, died in this par
' 49, a,a,,,s last April, and among hi
fn harbor! It will stand as are two sons @es7fs
liberty before the eyes every onaud the latter PEN
the oppressed countries beyond tile HOTEL lii Dohao
the gateway of other nation colaud If land an
with such appropriateness. Hero tIsousiana dvisio
the fullest achievement of human fr railway and III
will forever stand to toll that storyE, New Orleans
| Tho committee in charge Of thest il ctArge Of tn
the pedestal for the reception uetecssat this plac
work have prepared beautiful sta, church in q,
souvenir to send to each person who SCANS
81. Ought not the heart of every Am
respond with pride when he has the
nifty Of contributing toward tho erec
such monument A'oot o0ii WV
It is one Of the grandest undertakingst Sunday be
ern times and emnently fitting that 1.-THE rival Don
he built from the heart and pockets Of offers earned
pie. a:
Tho committee does not BIO the . : x-,s
sse ss.9y Hsh ; i: { m.
} can people ar Lees.
}, therefore calsorters were streng ened by MesSrs
a person wish Owen and Oscar Ia9,,. New Orleans
send their engaged for the occasion, while the
Americans supplied the loss of ono Of their catch
NO 80 "eby obtaining the services Of Mr. Porter,
j. "u wv skillfal catcher of tiie Plaquemine Vi
r. While'ts. large crowd witnessed the con
II it woust and the interest in its progress was
D. own ssost intense, from beginning to end. The
tho eresult will increase the zes of the compe-
Va tition between the Lees and the Fortiers
r. tor the local supremacy or 'Schampion-
nj ship A telegram to the Now Orleans
"a. l. 1t'aes-D democrat of Tuesday reporting the
II. T., result Of Sundays game says the Fortiers
ia m ought to be considered " champions" as
ca they have won four games out of five. The
a,s author OF the dispatch, whoever he may be.
of / has either mistaken or falsi1ied the record.
;aa is The Noians and Lees-identically the same
oy- t:ub-slave played altogether five games
re-. Nahsi< Ahe Fortiers during the season Of
Ia ses, Gn Ia .ing the match Of last Sunday
't aas s1 sea bs5I 9sS NE Won
~
Sace, tara in favor of the Nolans and
6, the since ssIes:: only two games have taken
Don Mace, oiss ;di.:: ich was won by the Lees,
,>a;rs 40 .,>o other bso;s Fortiers. Counting the
,a,ter .,snished gans-that is, contests of less
not .,,,n Eve i1inin. which the veriest tyro in
knows not considered
q n!q no - 1 tne seco still shows majority of
ffuss 1s,a ttS., - .aA of the Nolan Lee club
soute's ,,cro v;c ol"eisa{il have to win two
aa, 49, es TINS ason before they can
nifty for wres' .ne se of "ch.npion" from their
'- 'oon il'a'sA ne cn1rt<oula not willingly
ice cut ~, q ess 'oWa'a either club, and
,vorablo "'o .o.es statement ssgiyen after
careful eA't4atio ion of the ofsca, score-
:, ~ book. O. '''>''a' seoie
esperate The Sire. entteam arrived .a,o rn;,,
= to es- morning punaaat to oxpccttoo ma
Of the played the I@.at Cleveland @ . .,.l.
,voneut afternoon pefonseowd of about 81, ner
its sue sons By heayybakng and fine l>,a;n.
ii, close the visitors "shptseu: y the home .,a.,
the p,is completely the iaesh about IA p 3D
70 two a game as they haspssr done. The scon
:: " BY innings was as blops:
), So bal, Sfs:s:p'''s : rs 5
gmpNS II DI ia. hsssssoes, Louis A. Petit
,oid car The Shreveport team vaa comnoeoa &c
OF red follows; Dr. G. l. Blackbu,,,. Cantojn
aranteea and first base; Messrs Wells. catcbcr Ran
lnnoe to nollingsworth, pitcher; Gu;not secon,
MAN. Pase; Moou 4 third base: Smith short
' ga" Sam HolliegA lt},. aslt feld:cal Hicks:
nds ans sot Of GENT e., a 80, and theyale pleas
:sohe players. They seems 1' ~ very clever ball
e. nble time durinakheirb,;<e nave az agree
5s .snS Alslt hero saseaay j., s'ay in ourtovn,
Sess,.,, oA\c v-4ere tl,eSsx willing forsixew
md anssaas sen1ng. II 80 ., play Play the Hchs
silss@ A-Ss.asthe crack sae :, sneaee t. No
ssion: 49, Rsmase2 st city on
y - The 1el1!shn M :, j.. y
!, b suets at E@iucsons5, Tbnssaon !,
~ score OF u to 10. The yignats s y !,
Brass ''e'' runs III 'ie nFst and second inninos
~, Last Sunday the third and aoc;,;,' l''sS'
~, Of OF the series between the Chariot and &c.
r-oo,, idence clubs of Assumption for the .ss |
M pionship of that parish was played at .,.;.
- conrtvllle and resulted in a victory for ~,
Id Charets by score Of 8 to5.
- The Charlets and Fortiers play ct Clevc
onci, land Park Tomorrow and the Lees 60 to
f1aquemine to play the Viguets for the ben
elt OF Messrs. Chiids and Porter Sunday |
49, after next the 9th of September, there WILDE
~, rafting game between tho Viguetss and |
.-eeR az Cleveland Park and it is probable
u' ''.''' stake OF 5000 will add to the interest
;. ID 'l TIE contest. Eo:n clubs will put their
post tween Dyyy,,, NJ, i'ee
it'll = ards mara ., "''''' "i'' Soo A'ei'
rugs, ey.nin, ,,.. tn, @,o io' Gao s'''''o
y ar Park will ha .,,,,, ~ '''!'S'o'' - 1'ie
first game VIII lac ,,1}aa ny oase os''i
Mr. allow ti,a v;s;,;n.,, : e'ocN ~ ofoef 10
The the 4:..}i train AMIN VA
Only -
$ bat Very Very I,t,,. ~.
his Bat very imrnrta!4t-y,nr 49,,
i;lnS i'fn: ar;sht red they MA . : iiHel's. |