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New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
INCOMING STEINERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 1886.

! PORT OF NEW-YORK URSDAY. APRIL ~, 1856
ARRIVED.
steamer city Bri Munro Liverpool April II and
Queenstown - with se and to ienderson Eros
steamer CiIy chicago Br Watkins. Liverpool Aprl 3
Queenstown H. with mdse and passengcrso Peter Wright &
steamer saler tGer Stormer Bremen April 10 with mdse
AND passengers to o'f'' Co. Arrived at the Bar at '''
II. Campechc l.. Progreso -, havana H. with mdse and
passen gers Alexandra sons Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Crete r James rrogre,o days with %dss
stean"r yertmnnqs C9r, Cook 4lngston April li 81
AIMS Bay - Por Morant 10 with fruit TO Vessels * Co
steamer faa@is ioi6ers Nor. Moage. aaracoa days,
with uit to II Dumols. Arrived at the lisr at ~ ,
mnse and passengers IIenrS Yonge,
~a a 2l"@ ana % to DoSu
steamer IL Duiock. Iiaiett bostOn Will muse 10 IL
BARR iuio utap. Marngaro Lisbon 27 days with iron
ore and cork wood 10 order vessel TO Chas straehle
st 6 . 10 PT a. Pon qPoo % "AS' with H'so
sUNSET-Wmd At sandy Hook. Moderate. ESE, clou iy
and hazy At Guy Island. hight ssW clear
Arrived yesterday
w,l n.e' AMI Peter Wright Arrived
saasr Coma b5f,r Galveston AYr ors a. Tsy West
steamer Nes- reIcy Galveston April - with mdse to
Hrt adtwa.sa ntau saracrno Messina ca days.
Tdltar 32 days With fruit to order
CLEARED
steamer Garnet welsecy Br Morgan, Adcn, Bombay
steamer Egj ptian (Brl Morgan London-Paon
Nckcrs & co
steamer Bclar Brl, puniop London-Lcaycran Co.
Cy Of Nexdnol Reynolds, Havana and he1lcan
pOrt--F AicIinlrr < sons.
lhornhii rl Weiherl Pr0greso ind Bros
steamer Balracouta lBr, Evans jarDadoes, sc Lcay
craft Is Go.
steamer Onnoco (Bu. Garyin. Hamilton Bermuda-A
Outrrbridgc & co.
& co.
steamer RomoSe Couch, Norfolk. ci'y Point and Rich
steamer Gmyandolic. Kelly. Newport News ami West
Point Nd-OG Dominion IS Co.
Mac donna 5rl, NasOn Newport News crunch,
Ldyc & CO.
steamer + W Brune, Foster Batm0re-J krems.
~, amer Neptune Berry. Bpston-H DimocK.
S.lp Nanuacus tiri. sanders shanghai lInckcn
ship Iie BIT, English. Melbourne Aus-R Came
x 20
snip AGorna (Gcrl Belclr Bremen Herman Koop & Co.
ship Charles II Marshall lBr Hutchinson, Halifax snow
& burgess
BARK Maitland ,Nor) svendsen. stcttin-Benham Boye-
,rk Nargarcthe (Nor. Aakar. Copenha senFunch Edye
aIs ssonda tGerl. semann Hamburg-Hernan Koop
& Co.
Bark Albion tNOr) Christensen. Valencia -" BOe
Bank indecr Strandt BrnIsetOwn, barD1dOes-H III Irow
bridges sons
Iark Edward Cushmg. Bickmorc. Matanzas-F Rey e Co.
Gaik JustIu IA Ingers0, Patterson, Havana l. Ward
* 90.
Brig Leighton lei ghton Nenvitas-I Ward Co
Brig larift. Brown. Port ~ptin-Leaycraft " Co
schr Arianna ttrJ Gale, II John -Sc3mmell Bros.
Sclr Burpee (Br. McLennan. st John, NB-A He
Schr Druid (Brl. Cole ST Ohm NB-A Hency
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
The Clarion Explains

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Abbeville Meridional, remarks:
The Morehouse Clarion man Is
willing to worship Judge Ford and
his crowd as martyrs slam in the
cause Of injustice"
Our contemporary is mistaken ia
the C'arion's position on this ceIe
brated case. We have never ex
pressed but one opinion on the Ford
case, and that after the ridiculous
verdict was rendered which sent
three of the crowd" to the penn
tertiary for twenty years and two
to the gallows. Had the entir.
crowd" been condemned to prisou
for twenty years, or for life, or tc
death the Clarion would never have
objected to the verdict. But We i.
insist, and we think we know, tina,
the finding of the Ford Jury wa:
an outrageous travesty on Justice
and that to hang Pat Ford au(
John Murphy will be to commi, {
murder of which Louisiana vii
always be ashamed.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
Cost of Drinkina.

Some years ago. says Pomrru.
Democrat, we had in our empiag .
man Who several times a day lat
out Of the Office to buy a drink 81
whisky. Ev.ry time he went Out
the cashier was instructed to drop
ten cents in the drawer to our cred
it. AT the end of seventeen months
the man who had gone ont so Often
had drank himself ont of d good
situation, and the drawer when
opened, was found to contain $500
which we loaned to a young man
at seven per cent interest. He used
it. to purchase a set of timers tool.
On the 10Th of Febnary, 1876, he
returned it to us with interest, say:
10 his letter that he had a wife. two
children, and property worth $500.
The other fellow is a hummer, hunt
ing for food.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

woodcock resort to this region IN
winter, and remain throughout The
Winter season !; FROM twenty to forty
brace may he bagged per day by a
good gunner, The Wilson snipe aud
three or four other varieties Of plove'
and curlews,. and sandpipeTs are
found here in abundance. The Bar
trans saniriper arrives here IN
August aud is very fat and OF ex'
RENE delicacy they sufiass any
thing of the kiud 10 he found in The
United States for delicious favor
With the exceptions Of short intervals
good shooting is to be had through
ont the year.
Fish and oysters are aanndan
along the sea coast, in the bays ant
salt waier hayous. In VermllloI
bay are mol5eg, reddish, shecphead
turtles and crabs, and other kinds
in the Vernilion river and all TIT
Io,1er rivers OF bayons, are catfish
buffalo, sun perch and bus.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
Report Of the Grand Jury.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ~yERMILION.

To the Honorable the Judge of the
225th judicial District Court, in and
for the parish Of Vdrmiiiou.
We, the Grand Jurors of the State
of Louisiana, duly empauelied and
sworn to enquire within and for the
parish of Vermiiion. in the 25tI
judicial district OF the Stale Of LOU
siana upon our oath do present
That in pursuance Of wi dutie:
and the charge Of your Honor, W.
have examined the parish prison arc
tind that the same is neatly kept ano
that prisoners are well fel and vel
treated.
The police jury should have tn
pumps and water pipes repaired, a:
they have suffered from the late
freeze.
We suggest that our represent','
present to the General Assembly. .
its next session, a bill to prohibit Tx
sale of Intoxicating liquors through,
out the State ; and also to preseu
a bill to provide for the closing o
all places of business, aad the salt
of merchandise, except dfrgs anc
medicines on Sundays. Throughout
the State, except within tie limits .
the city New Orleans.
The District Attorney having in
formed us that he had filed iniorma
tons against the road oserseers wi,s
had fai,ed to perform their duties
we have no report to make ON tha
subject.
We have to extend oar thanks L
the officers of the court for their a.
tention and prompt rsrt, nance &
the services rendered ~ i:e ttl&u.
Respectfully 81; ui"e
II, l.. ELDRHDG.-.
Forcgnau Grand u )
Filed Jan. q. IS.
0. II. O'BRYAS, ~depciefk.
\ true c"py:
O.. II. O'BRYAS, de- t,a,k.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
etter from Prof. A. N. Neal.

With the greatest pleasure l &C.
knowledge the receipt Of a very
interesting article on the subject. OF
education. but 1t came in too late to
appear in this weeks issue, as our
department" was already struck Off.
I am glad to e so much interest
developing in this work, and hope
others will not be slow to follow the
lead taken by "One Of the Lass!es..'
The teacher certainly has a laho
|rious aud responsible task to per.
form, but if he is conscientious III the
discharge of his duties, he has the
satisfaction of knowing that he can
rot fail to reap his reward. | hope
every teacher in the parish will at
once subscribe for the MERIDIoNAL
and lake a hand in its "Educa1IonaI
Department" One of the LaSsies'
will please accept NY thanks Tor her
communication, and he sure to CONT
again. Any one having anything
for this department will please send
lit in prior to Monday night. And
please remember that the true name
Of every contributor NUT accom-
pany the contribution. We do MOI
wish it for publication, Mt it Is one
Of the necessary rules Of a news
paper Office to publish no,hirs with
out knowing The author.
Very respectfully,
\. n. NEAL
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

A special to the New Orleans
Picayune, from Baton E-ouge, gives
US the information that the State
Superintendent Of Public Education
has just received from the State
Treasurer a statement Of the current
school fund. The amount TO be
apportioned for the support Of the
common schools is $lO3,s 25 43, the
largest apportionment that has beer
made for any quarter. Last Wednes
day was furnished the appointments
for the several parishes Of the State,
Orleans apportionment will be
$4,000.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

Our friend Of the Echo seems to
be somewhat touched by II remarks
on his castigation of US for CRITICS
Ing the Times Democrat. We wish
to assure our brother that we have
for him the greatest good feeling,
and at the same time have all due
respect for the Ti,mes-D Democrat. We
consider its u%tterances as worthy OF
as much weight as those of any one
in the city of New Orleans, Or else.
where, and yet we must claim the
prerosative Of thinking for our
selves, and are willing to allow the
same privilege to all others. We
thought the article referred to in,
timated that we we're too partisan,
and, in fact, too Insignificant, to
dare differ from the dig city paper,
and we wanted to let the Echo know
that we feel our Importance as much
as the next man. We really do
think that some of our people, as
we'll as the Governor, have been
~imprudent in leaning SO much to the
side Of mercy, and that mercy car
ried beyond bounds becomes folly.
We are much afraid the time viii
come when the people, despairine
of that protection which the law
ought to give, will be constrained te
take the matter in their own hands
and We are anxious to see such
state of affairs avoided.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

The Russian government has
decided that liquors shall be retailed
only in hotels and eating-houses.
The law will force the closing OF
ninety thousand bar-rooms on jam,
airy the lst. 1856. They do not
seem to have 50 much trouble In
securing prohibition in Russia as IL
the United States. 1t will not be
surprising if there is considerable
emigration from Russia to Uncle
Sans free-drinking country.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
Proceedings q The p.I,, :

nv, ~ =,
jsh met at a''e ee. .a'y ys sf v1s.ail.. !,
1ssa on Monday, ,la Low q Ii
inc; iss'' m Ie,ns a day ii , rs.s'., LII
. .an. n Me u e., present :ss1e1 nee.
.rIs. \ Th :. h' .l;ge aud q / w. "
''r', 'ney adjourned ii r. w. pres
Aonaay the 9th ius,. l.esl d
I. 9 l.rqss, ele,.
Pc ice tafy me, = g..
'@ ,', Of A%d'tvllle, on NJ, lSa' =. leee
II 1an"a'y 1885, puts sua 's'a "
Members present m.
!, u l. EIdredsget T No a a,ap',i,,
N t. 1 y u uAsent !: j + ! ssd
s'' CHI: Il 4 barleIs and R d ,.. s'''s
adopted. read AID
o." motion Of a ] N,.,,.
solved that Edwin Lee l. asaa;, \
soa' overseer vice Charley r svaa'
On motion Of L EIdred,.
1''SFd that !, oil funds now 4 =
,''r's'' Treasury be. ard di !. s..a y
l4"c'ared a surplus fund, :, ~ si'' Y
I fes'''s !, authorized to dr,s !. =
rants for all claims alJo r,s y,
tnr'her tina, the Treasurer ~ II sa
zed to pay jury certificates i ,'' w
;en'e at this dyte. ! 'is
On motion Of 7 J Nora, !,
solved &c y! that the asses. nant 4 H. :
Nng'er for 1885 be rea,ccd / ssla
sum OF two thousand nine ba.a' ~
dollars. |. being clear thai, .l sI.s;
cal mistake has been made Il H. i'' !.
sessment to that amount. and i, !.
FAX collector is authorized 10 eel y
ne taxes Of said Nugier on sajd , =
dnccd assessment.
On motion Of NJ L Cldred.e !.
.olved that the committee on Pail,
Bridge across bayou yernilio, 4
Perry's Bridge be and lbey !.
hereby authorized 10 use the ANAL
hog chains from the OLD h,id,e !,
Abbcville. in the construction 4 M
said bridge, as well as such otbs,
irons as they may find suilsbh 4,
that purpose among the jros
coming from the old bridge.
The following claims serc aIIo,.
ed ard ordered paid.
George " Caldwell. brick and aps
at court house s37 Is, g Gadaauy
stoves and coal 80 10, II B Lyons
49, aM
salary G Godchanx assg rs Is, Js
B Mills con 595, Hry conn BIZ
Lyods4 40, Nicholas Broussard 3 ID,
J c White 4 80. L Sokolosky sar,.
ing on bridge committee s 90. Ma.
lin sarver 81. G II Lyons jail
or 5 Wise assign 96 50, Louis n
Broussard witness ! 50. Edsr
|Tomeaux witness | g, Espn Ten,
c',et 5 claims ) Wise assgn2 p, o.
sl,hnce Nunez. 255, Al
Len'anc and Il B Lyons cons 80 20
Is Wise 2 Claims Is Us. n CLAN
payne damages asst 20 40.
Ga motion the jury odjputnt1 10
til mex. regular meeting.
4. G. Lross, clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

The Times Democrat having sue
ceeded in convincing everybody ex
cept the Picayune and the Board Q
Pardons that Ford aud Murphy
should be an object of executive elem
ency, we trust the subject vii! ht
dropped until Governor Sam sees
fit to grant another respite.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

We learn that the Dallas
Texas Knights Of Labor had order
ed an extensive boycott Of the dry
goods firm of Sanger Brothers, OF
that city. because they refused to
withdraw their custom from
Stetson's hat firm. Sanger Brothers
is the largest Of its kind in Texas
and has branch houses 10 ali Of the
principal toWns Of the State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
The Mexican Government has or
dered a reduction of postal RITES.

Late advices give us the sad in
formation that thousands Of cattle
have been frozen to death in Creep
county, Texas, and on the Wichita
and CommancIle reservations.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
Prophecies for 1886.

t~tOPHcSiSo III bSoO'
Tie modern school has favored
the world with no very oxtraordln-
AIRY predictions for The year 1856,
and it's events might be left to take
their due course without any
anticipations of joys and sorrows
were it not for one darkly boding
utterance committed to writing by
all ancient seer three centuries
ago. The seer was the great
mysterious Nostradamus, and his
prophecy runs thus:
Quand Georges Dieu crucifera,
Que Marc le reSu5citera,
Eft que ST. Jean portcra,
La fla III monde arrivera:
and the Interpretation thereof is
that vleu Good Friday falls on st.
Georges Day, Easter ou ST. Marks
Day and Corpus Christi on st.
Johns Day the end Of the world
VII he al hand il 1856 the three
celebrations in question are timed TO
take place on the days named, and
he oa!y conclusion is that the same
year N,ll witness the end OF all
things connected with this planet.
It Is a solemn thought, and M that
requires more than the ordinary
pauSe allowed for an attempt at
realization. Yet it is one that is no;
altogether new 10 this generation
Without going back TO prophecies
of similar import, which alarmed the
world in the eighteenth century, II
will he remembered that only Ave
years ego the fears Of many
we're aroused by the approach OF
tue time for the tu'Gtlment Of Mother
5hipton's last prediction:
AID lastly the end of the world shall cont
la eighteen hundred and eight-one.
Bat he end of the world came not
III 1891. The consequent relief Of
|niGt vas. however, of short dura.
ton, for the believers ia the Deborah
of King Henry VIII. asserted tina,
she was too much of a poetess to
have rhymed zone" with "come," and
that the troe reading was:
And lastly the end of the aerld shall bt
Ia eighteen hundred and cighiy-euree.
Yet that year, too. passed without
any appreciable alteration 10 the
ear5h's rotnndity. Perhaps the he
levers are still discovering g|os:e:
on tbs original text, which really
runs:
| All mortal men will cross the Styx
| In eighteen hundred and eighty-six.
Or
The world will go en- masse to heaven
| In eighteen hundred aud eighty-seven;
or again.
Anliv%g Kings will meet with fate,
| In eighteen hundred and eighty eight.
! But this is the utmost lice nee tha
can be allowed them, and
THEY'LL really have to draw the iIne.
In eighteen hundred aud eighty-nine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
FOR SALE.

By the undersigned. about s,,', u, ~,
fsr,v,dre head Of cattle -. ,o' : .a ri &
drcd garden pick''s a'a ' -, -
house. For further i'f ssrascr.
plr 10 ia 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
~ 81

ne sra.a efe paf 2 ,,is'ssri
pres aeuses- aihs' q"s s' amt. yisr,
Re e. 4 ea;aes, .qa".'e u aus
de ierdjo, ype aet.l's mason
a vendfs. s~'n''Fsss'' !. 5oy4ssr
IS atoenDre s..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

Communication, of a personal nature viii be
charged double tue regular rates ard must DC paid
for POSITIVELY in advance.
Al not marked will be published until
forbid. Gf RESPONSIBLE and will be charged accord
ingly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

Nearly two years ago a stage
driver On the Redin and lake View
route in California was drowned
while crossing stream, and the
mail.pouch he was earring was lost.
Recently the missing pouch was
found on the bank Of the river, and
its contents we're ia a fair state OF
preservation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

Mr.. f. l. Addison, editor and
proprietor of the Abbeville Meridion-
al. with his assistant NJ. G. w.
Felter, called on US last Saturday,
and We were truly glad to see them.
The Meridionnl reaches Our table
once a week, as a welcome visitor,
and ~deservedly receives the patron
age of the Attakapas. The scientific.
moral, agricultural and commercial
interests of Vermilion and Lafayette
parishes are we'll represented by the
Observation-Disclosures Advertiser.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
RATES.:

Advertisements will be inserted at ora o'liff ara
City cents u square Tone inch OF spaeeor iessi' 'or Ihe
first. and seventy-fve cents for each subsequent III
sert!ou, for any time under one month. Fer iohse,
periods as follows:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
Ccnstab!e's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIAAA
PARISH OF VEkMILEOy.
First Justices Court
No. H..
Honora Leblanc
Louis White.


By virtue of a writ OF Eeri facias
issued ont oil the Honorable First
Justices Court, in and for the parish
of Vermilion. in the above entitled
and numbered suit. and TO me direct
ed, | will proceed 10 sell at public
sale to The last and highest bidder,
at tie Office OF the FIRST Justices
Court. in this parish. with beAeiii OF
apprai>ement. on
Saturday, Feb. IS, 1885.
between the hours Of Ii O'Clock A.
NJ, and n'cIuck P. NJ, and con!inn,
ing from day to day if necessary, al
the rights, titles, interests and de
maud, Of the ~Ieieniant, Louis
White. in aad 7oy the f9 ~
described pro; rg7y, s"iz ~ sa}
>ai,i writ. Eo-~tt:-
One house, Dao wagon. oae q. i
fencing aud ~i1e. oae lot i. . fol'
pickals, OF .@a eriif, one ho'-e, .#o
mares ard Ga. eotf
Tru1-- a..t
G;ycn us.,eg ~ o5.cs *igus tase,
This 30,h i@v Of Jaulary 1876.
COLIN LEBLANC, C~o.st4o.c.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06
81 LOUISIANA
rwgyry FIFTH DISTRICT couHl.
tasisA OIL vermil'oa'
Ne. 43.

Succession Of Emerenis Dfs = asl,,s
Application Of Olivier ., ,,t'''''
to be appointed administrator II n.
ties interested in The saia sas ssIs,o
or having All opposition e laa,sn !
The ap,.yaa ID q aid app, i, ssa
file the same in WiliiDg, y !. as,s
Of the clerk of court within 'sn ~
= CT Given ,sa us.der my Official ,'sn''''
'n'' - ALcIpB LrBLi IT,,
Dy.Clcrt Of c''f'
O'Bryan J. White, At'ys'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-02-06

Kellogg. it seems has decided no
to contest the scat Of Congressman
Gay. In that determination he ii
wise
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
THE GENERAL SYNOD
Of the Holland Christian Reformed Church
ia Session at the spring Street
Church.


Grand Rapids has been c0mplmented by
many National societies within the last
year OF two by the holding of annual CON
ven,ious within her limits And yesterday
the General synod of The Holland Christian
Reformed Church began two day session
at the Spriug Street Reformed Church
with seventy one delegates. reErese -ag
branches in New jersey. New York Illinois,
Ohio. Wisconsin and Michigan. i'm attend
ance Later in the day a numl,l of addi
tioual delegates arrived. After devoQ onal
exercises bad been held the following obi
GERS were elected:
Prcsldeni-Rev p Bietlyb Of Zeelan,
Vice Pre,ident-key. g. uuiker. OF Grand
Firsi secretary Rev. p schut Keuogsvine
Second secretary Rev ID. NO0ldewier Free
mont
Following came the appointing Of Com
mittees On Credentials, etc Very little
more than the organization was attended 90
at the morning session. In the afternoon
matters Of secret nature We're dealt with.
in the evening no session was held. The
secret session continues this morning and
part of the afternoon. The exercises are
conducted entirely in the Holland lam
guage Among those present are Rows
Eo0fhis and De Baum. ministers OF the True
Protestant Reformed Church. an English
organization closely allied % that holding
sessions here. The gentlemen are from
Nev York State. Rev. DE Baum viii AL
dress the synod ami congregation in English
at the church Sunday evening The dele
gates present are intelligent and cultured
Grand Rapids is honorad by their pres nee
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
At THE PHOENIX.
The Men Paid On-Defermined to stand
for Eight Hour Waiting for
Mere Cigars.

The employees Of the Phoenix Furniture
Company met at Turner Hail on Jefferson
e. yesterday afternoon. and al 3 O'Clock 422
oi them formed in line and marched 90 the
fictorv 20 receive their wages up 70 date
Tuey were receives like gentlemen and paid
1f in the ussal manner Taey then
marched oark to the hail Nhere q consulta-
con Was he.d aud theY resolved ca stand
i-n'.y nr their reseu ufion 90 work but
right hour Fhe mrn DO NOT blame
-le local managers of the company
t.r fas existence of Che present ti'heu'te.
EneV tn.nk fhe Jcsp1usbrifr rests with
at.e- parties Nr Converse. of Boston
a.iI ne here reyt saturday. when meeting
9f fae stacS holders 1iil 0s held The men
H.II meet again iu Turner Hall atg O'Clock
ti.s H0rnit- Manager Merrill sent fle
men fVH boxes - cigars. hut az there are
laf enough fr each maa q smoke fbeg
lare anf eerr opened. Toe meu are wslt-
HnE aa-e1..F 0sr tTo m ire Boxes and when
s-e reserved rner viii aI smoke The
fet's quarters tae L4aor Ba-sa harp
.een removed frrm Cana.st. to Turner
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
TOO LATE TO APPEAL.
The Board 3f Review Must Consider one
huudred aud Sinet-eu Alleged
GfleNHnce-.

The time tor laug appeals trom assess
nen-s as made 5y tle Supervisors expired
AZ 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. one hun
drel and nineteen appeals we're aIed. the
largest number coming from residents OF
Che Third eard and tae smallest from the
-.zth The numbers from the wards are as
follows First ward. ~ Second. rs. Third.
4t Fourth. lt Firth. = Sixth. 4. Seventh.
kI-lth. Total No. Nearly all ol
-le appeals are from wealthy persons or cor
ulrallns. 3lr very feW being from small
Property owners TIE Board is allowed
three iaVs lu which 90 consider and take
action ou the appeals As it wil be neces
siry ior iAe members 20 visit all parts ot
tlr c.fv 70 Fiew the property which Is
claimed to oe assessed too high. The result
af their Grii0rI arious viii not be known
lnrl saturday night and probably not un,il
Monday mornl1g. Rleo tne roll, must pe
placed in tie hands oi tae Board of super.
s.-ors-
llere IS ouf one ease in which the
valuation placed upon property by super
visor wlA be raised The Gas Company s
assessment viii be all0WeifO stand as made
1y be supervisors. 10 having been discOverd
taat tie mains musl Dee assessed as real
estate The company sock Is not assessed
isr tle reason that f the stock was assessed
tle real estate would be exempt and the
Board has decided that 10 i- best % asses,
tha real estate AS heretofore aad not meddie
"a Wifl tha stock
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10


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