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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
NO DAMAGES FOR HER SONS DEATH

Mrs Isabella Rusk failed 10 establish her allega
lions In tho suit In the Supreme Court In which she
demanded s. 900 damages from F. NJ Carpenter, SUI
perintendent of the New-YOrk Juvenile Asy luu, for
the death of her son, Edward S. Rusk. Carpenter
testified yesterday that no shook the boy. but denied
that he threw him against the wan, and here no
proof that death was caused by his illtreainicnt
Justice Beach dismissed the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
THE ENTRIES FOR TODAY

Entries for the last day of the meeting
given below:
Holiday Will probably win the first race with Cracks
second The heat should go Bfonzomarte
Vosburg second Mr. Cassatt will undoubted run
first and second In the Dixie Stakes, with Maraulcr
and Taragon
Bggone ought win the fourth race Kaoolah second
wosmoreiand should capture the sieepechsse VIII Davis
second.
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BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

BY the will Of Burgess Scott Iurtt who was killed
recently while riding in Central PARK all his property is
given TO his mother Sarah HURT who is appointed his
sole executrix The document is dated March 2S, 1884,
and was nled yesterday with Probate Clerk Charles H.
Beckett
Justice Daniels presided at brief session OF the Court
OF oyer and Termner yesterday and granted the appl
cation Assistant District Attorney Dos Passos to have
the case Alexander Sweeny removed to the Court Of
General Sessions for trial The defendant, who In
dicted Smith for the murder OF Waterman
Harmon the ash dump the foot OF East Thirty
elghths,. secured trial after both had been con-
victed OF murder in the first degree. Smith hanged
The W II Of Alexander Hutchinson, who died In France
on July filed for probate yesterday by his widow,
Henrietta A. +. T. dc Loyane Hutchinson His entire
property Is left her ami his children, and 1t is pro-
vie1 that his business shall be carried by his two
The will executed July 90 1857 The
testatpr's Joseph A. Hutchinson. and his cousin.
Walter D. Hutchinson are the executors The testi.
mony Of Vice Consul Robert NJ Hooper, who is one Of
the subscribing witnesses, will be taken by commission
In Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

Pools sold BarDum's tonight as follows:
First race-Holiday $50. CTacksnan s15 fed SO
Second raee-Bronlomarte $50 vosbure 500 Godolphin
50
Fourth race-Kslooiah 500 Favor s25 Bigoonete s16
field all
RACING IN ENGLAND
London. Oct is-This the opening dsy OF tho
Sandown Park Clubs autumn meeting The for
the orleans Nursery Hsndicap by Captain L.
yoness bay colt TheophIus J. Hanmonfs chestnut
colt Laureate AMI John Dawson's colt Grill
lane by Barcsi1ne. of Bonnie Rose. third There
were twelve starters The betting before the
S TO assnst Theophus. TO against Laureate. the
fsyorlte and 8 TO l against Griane.
The race for the Great Saplng Plate by H.
Nacsey's bay colt Aristos. The Duke Of St Albanss
brown colt Picquet second and w Goaters brown
colt Poet Laureate third. There eight starters
The last betting TO against Arst0s. TO against
pcQue and 10 against Poet Laureate the fasorte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

JUDGE TERRY'S CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington oct 1S.-Judge Sheabarger to-day fled
in the Supreme Court petition for writ OF habcss
pus In the of David S. Terry OF California who
by Field imprisonment for contempt
OF court
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-05-26
Sale Of Contracts.

By virtue Of the power vested in me by
resolution OF the Board Of Trustees Of st.
Martinsville of April %, 1883, 1 the un.
derSigned. will sell at public auction at
the Court House door, in the town of st.
Martinsville on Saturday, June'2nd 1888,
at II o'clock H., the following contracts
for the term of one year each, to the last
and lowest bidder, viz.
For one hundred dollars or less, the
Contract for the printing of the Corpora
ton, to consist of publication.of proceed
ings Of the Board of Trustees of notices
to delinquents, of printing of blank
forms, etc. but excluding advertisements
Of tax sales.
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For $500 or less, The Contract
for the Corporation Cart; the purchaser
to report every day at : o'clock A. m. to
the Police Officers. that the work may be
assigned him, such as repairs Of streets
hauling of lumber, removal Of garbage or
scad animals from the Corporation, re-
pail of maih bridges, and building OF
small ones.
Purchasers of contracts to furnish their
bonds with good security for the faithful
pei fOrmance Of same to the satisfaction
of the Mayor.
ST. Martinville La. April 9Th 1883.
F. P. Baker.
Secretary.
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SALE

Lands bordering the cOrporated limits
of the town of St. Martinville, La, a city
Of 1000 population, near the Morgan
Railroad, will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers, and on the easiest terms.
tY For further particulars address to
this Office or to Edward Slllan.
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Extract from the Minutes.
OF the Police Jury Of May 9TH.

The Police Jury taking in cOnsidera-
ton the demand that has beel made to
establish for the public necessity and
the convenience, additional voting pre-
cincts in the Parish. now proceeds under
sections NOs.-- OF Art. NO.--Of the
General Assembly OF 1877 to su0divide
geographically the Parish into voting
precincts, this is done in the following
manner.
Be it resolved . That hereafter all
that section Of country in the lst. ward
lying East Of Bayou ToTtue, shall be
known and designated hereafter as voting
precinct No. of the LIST. ward of the pa
IRISH of st. Martin.
All that section OF country in the lst.
ward lying west OF bayou TOrtue. shall
be known and designated hereafter as vo-
ting precinct No. of the LIST. ward of tie
parish of st. Martin.
All that section of country in the 2nd
ward south Of Whisky Bay aud Larampe
to upper limit OF Iberia parish, shall be
known and designated hereafter as vO-
ting precinct No. Of The End. ward Of
the parish Of st. Martin.
All that section of country in the 2nd.
ward north of Whisky Bay and Larampe
to upper limit of The End. ward shall be
known and designated hereafter as voting
AT Of hn OnI pf
IRISH of st. Martin.
All that section Of the 2nd ward lying
south OF Iberia parish shall he known and
designated hereafter as voting precinct
No. 3 of The BAD. ward of the parish of St.
Martin.
All that section of country in the Bird.
ward lying east OF bayou Teche shall be
known aud designated hereafter as voting
precinct No. 1 of the 3rd. ward Of the
parish of st. Martin.
All that section OF country in the Bird.
ward, lying west Of bayou Teche shall be
known and designated hereafter as voting
precinL No. 2 Of tie Bro ward of the par
lSh OF ST. Martin.
All that section Of country in the 4th
ward, lying East of bayou Teche and back
OF the 40 alpents from said bayou shall
be known and designated hereafter as vo-
ting precinct No. of the 4th. ward of the
parish of st. Martin.
All that section of country in the 4th.
ward lying west Of precinct No. of the
4th. ward above desc. ibed, shall be known
and designated hereafter as voting pre-
cinct No. 2 of the It'll. ward of the parish
OF St Martin.
All that section Of country in the 9Th.
ward lying east of bayou Teche shall be
known and designated hereafter as voting
precinct No. Of the 9TH. ward Of the pa
riSh of st. Martin.
All that section of country in the 5th.
ward. lying west Of bayou Teche shall be
known and designated hereafter as voting
precinct No. 2 of the 9th. ward of the pa
rish OF ST. Martin.
There being no further business to
transact the meeting was adjourned.
A true copy from the Minutes.
AUG. MARAIST,
Clerk y I
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Meeting of the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee.
Breaux Bridge MAJ Goth 1853.


Pursuant to a call of DIR. II. p Guilbe u, Vice
President, III The absence of Denis Tally, Presi-
dent, the members of the Democratic Parish
Executive Committee mot at Breaux Bridge this
day.
The rolls being called the following members
answered to their names Numa Cormier. Dr..
II. p Guilbeau, J. ;. Brousssrd, j. b. Angel, A.
A. Dup,es, l.. c. Guidry. By proxies: A. v.
Fleming, Carlos Greig, Felix Ber,.rd, Paul Four
net, Gabrielle Castillo, j. A. Pstin, o. Calais,
P. Latiol,.is De.is Tally. n5)
Absent: r. Martin. G. NJ. Olivier, c. Gutekunst
s. Smith, G.. Warehouse, &. Larson, j. Crawson
A. Gauthier, VI. Dncrest A. Barras, o. Martin
l.. Savoie. (12)
DIR. Guilbeau handed to the Secretary the res
ignation of Denis Tally AS President of this
committee. Said resignation was accepted and
DIR. Guilbeau was unanimously chosen in his
place as President. A. A. Dupre was then
unanimously elected Vice President in the place
of DIR. Guilbeau.
DIR. Guilbeau than explained that the object
of this meeting was to choose delegates to the
State Convention at Baton Rouge on the 26th.
inst, To the effect Of olecting delegates to the
st. Louis National Convention which is to as
semble at st. Louis on the 5th. prox.
The following delegates were chosen: L. C.
Guidry, DIR, H. P. Guilbeau, A. V. Fournet, Ga
brelle Bulliard. c. Gutekunst, T. l.. Broussard
DR.. Guilbeau having called the Vice President
to the chair maLe the following motion which
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved that we the members of the Demo-
cratic Parish Executive Committee respectfully
recommend to the favorable consideration of
Gov. F. T. Nichols Cor the position of resident
physician of the upper quarantine DR.. F. Mayer
of the parish of Lafayette. DIR. Mayer is fully
competent to I'LL the position. He has been an
earnest and faithful worker in the Democratic
ranks. And in view of the fact that the last
campaign has completely broken up his prac-
tice and that this district is entitled to recogn-
ton in the distribution of State appointments
we respectfully pray for a favorable hearing.
On motion Carried the meeting adjourned sine
die.
Chs. Delhomm,r
Secretary,
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Syndic Sale.

Alexandra VI. Hebert vs.. His Creditors.
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DIR. Boerhaave's Nervine Pills.

Weakness of the Urino- genital system
of either sex (no matter from what cause
inducedD this wonderful herbal remedy
speedily and permanently cures strength
ems the organs, aud renders their action
natural and vigorous again.
We will send box containing sixty OF
these wonderful pills, postage paid, in Sc
curely sealed package, to any P. o. ad-
dress in the United States or Canada on
receipt Of one dollar.
The BOerhaave Medicine Company, 844
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-05-26
A Shocking Accident.
Mr.. Martin S. Coste Run Over and Killed
by a West End Train.

At about 1870 O'Clock yesterday evening
mir. Martin ). CO5te, well known and
highly respected young man, lost his
lie by being run over by West End
train. At about the time stated Mr.
CO5te LEFT the residence of friend in the
vicinity Of DerbigDy and Canal steeets.
lie stood at the corner of the streets ma
med smoking cigarette for some mo-
ments, evidently waiting for street
car.
While standing there the inward
bound Lake train composed of dummy
and three coaches, passed at the usual
rate OF speed. As the dummy went by
Mr. COste he was standing about twenty
Feet from the track, but was seen to ad-
vance towards the train.
As tie forward platform of the last cal
reached him he caught the railing, and
attempted TO gain the first step, but mis-
sing il was thrown under the wheels
and was mangle in fearful manner.
The coach which passed over Mr.. COste
was derailed, and the train was stopped
almost instantly.
The body of Mr.. COste was taken from
beneath the coach. and as there were
slight signs of life the ambulance was
quickly called, bnt death was quicker
than the students. and they could dc
nothing.
The body was carried to the Central
Station, where it was viewed by Deputy
Coroner Stanhope Jones in the presence
of his jury. and certificate of death
given in accordance with the facts.
An examination showed hat the back
of the skull had been crushed, both legs
broken, and that the body had been other
wise mutilated. The remains were turn-
ed over to an undertaken, and prepared
for. the grave, after which they were re-
moved to the late residence OF the dee ca
sed, No. 200 Esplanade street.
Mr.. COste was gentleman highly es-
teemed in this city by most of friends.
He was formerly broker, but had re-
Gently been out Of business and was
living on the income from a handsome
fortune. He leaves young wife to
mourn his untimely death. The decease
was an exempt member of Pelican Hook
and Ladder Company No. 4.
A. R0ig the conductor of The train aud
Vim. Groh, the engineer were arrested
and locked up in the Central Station on
charge of manslaughter. Judge Muir
ply placed them under $500 bond each
which they furnished and were released.
They did not see the accident. and conse-
quently could give no account for it,
n. 0. Times Democrat.
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No. 1925 of the Docket.
2lst. judicial District Court.
State of LOuisiana-Parish of st. Martin.

Ry virtue of an order from his Honor the
Judge of the Dist Judicial District Court of the
State of Louisiana holding sessions in and for
the Parish OF st. Martin dated May 4th 1883 IT,
sued in the above mentioned matter and to me
directed.
Louis j. VOORHEES, as syndic of the insolvent
Estate of Alexandra M. Hebert will offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the last and highest
bidders, at the store lately occupied by the said
Alexandra NJ. Hebert in the Town of st. Martin
vile, on the terms and conditions and at the
time herein after stated, the following desceibed
property to wit:
LIST. A certain town lot situated in the Corpo-
ration of st. Martinsville. bounded North by
Church street, South by jefferson street, East by
Washington street and West by the property of
Pierre Fauries, with all the improvements there
ON erected and thereto belonging.
2nd. stock of Nero handise consisting Of
groceries, crockery, liquors ETC.,
Terms and Conditions.
The movable property will be sold on
Tuesday the 9th. day Of June next 1888.
Tor Cash
The imnlovable property will be sold on Tues
day the 18th day of June next 1888 on terms cor
responding with the maturity of the respective
notes held by the Estate of the Rev. A. NJ. Jan
and secured by vendors mortgage; which notes
fall due in one, two, three and four years from
March 18th. 1883, and for any sum exceeding the
aggregate amount Of said notes cash.
ST. Martinville La, May Nth. 1883.
LOUIS J. VOORHEES,,
Syndic of the insolvent estate of A. NJ. Hebert
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An active brain. sparkling wit, cheer

An active brain, sparkling wit, cheer
full mind, bright eye, robust body,
pure rich DloOi and a vigorous bounding
circulation, aid many charms ia female
socieiy-yet, ali. how few ladies' can
boast of all these signs of health While
they remain victims to those terrible
female complaints, they will be complied
to ne mere feeble. delice,e drOnes upon
society. You can Je restored to health
and happiness by the Use of English
Female Bitters.
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Succession Sale.
In the 'natt'r of lie Estate of Fran
cOise Armand.
Probate DOcket-NO. 170S.
2lst. Judicial District Court
State LOuisiana.-Parish of St. Martin.

BY virtue of an order from the Honorable
the 2lst Judicial District Court of the State
of Louisiana, holding sessions in and for the
Parish of st. Martin, dated May 5th 1889. issued
in the above entitled AMI numbered succession
and to me directed, Adolphe Pinaud as Admit
nistrator of said succession will offer for sale
and sell AT public auction to the last and highest
bidder for cash AT THE PLANTATION OF
PETIT W1LTZ on Tuesday the 10Th. day of June
next lSss at II O'Clock a. IN, the following des-
cribed property belonging to said estate, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the Parish
Of st. Martin containing fifty arpents in SUPER
fetal area and being the South west quarter (ls)
of Section fourteen QD in Township nine 90
South Range six 90 East. And one branding
Iron. Cash as aforesaid.
ST. Martinsville May 9th 1893.
Adolphe Pinaud,
Louis j. Voorhies-Attorney. Admir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
REAL ESTATE
Ar THE EXCHANGE.

Ns~yo,x SATURDAY, July 81, 1sss
wei, oreerd al public auction at the Exchange
ana Aus ssS a MSS and Aus
Ess% t, TiIh P ssiass sS'j july s 81:
week s5sspsss ID g. he
and Auction f ESf1 MoNpAsHs 1 LILY 2s'
100 snS ss,c1y building 'y stable No Sis W.
sDSs Ne E asis' ss, lot iss
# W Of TUESDAY. JULY "a.
ror.olosur. sale Jackson. reisres plot of land.
,OdsiSS 3, Rsssrd S iGs Ct iGt' g.
ssa s:osy bSd HsSy N sst'i SO e 81
wsss sss:s 50 s0S g. # " Il aq 1Saayi Son.
,c and ss,0Sy dwelRs No IA Eas, 7S,sss
i lsS e lot a5xioos West ssths us # q
S''''~ wF p + 7, ]. s sgET IS
ing No 81 A'HfIi ( S$,,5 iSiT -:
,D sssS su s1 NJ OH E ssssrs s 80
Of -' staten y! IsE b.ssp.I PEoe ss11
Public suctiOn plot Of land, i75 ax0o. Bard-ave
s OF Isis" A-''tFRII FRIDAY, JULY o..
Foreclosure sas j M Mssi s0p referee. plot Of
land IS 9x06 3xs3 Axes, on Audubon-ave cor Of
1aCh-st lots, 25x95, each, Audubon-ave. 20 II
Q. 170th-st
BY Scott 4 Myers A.
Foreclosure sale, II V Arnold referee. lot 2oS
1908 and 4-stOTy dwelling. No SO West 6ethst :
e5 It OF 6h-ave lot. 25xl0oo ana 2~solS s'""io'
No 90 East 5Sthst, cor Of zth-ave
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.f'Cllh L.
westchester. ave- Lot Joseph II. Cain to J. , ooo
West End-ave W s. ga fl s of 73d-s l0x95; Frank
In Z. Robinson and wife 10 Robert W. Drum az ooo
sane Hob PirDpsry hooer' '" $4,000
"e; Anderson No eao 2O45C
S1' siisey a nv others 70 faniine sSrr. 2l2ls
assS Knatriek and wife to ] Constantine $4,000
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providence LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
East via Boston OF Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
A through parlor from steamers wharf TO
Fabyans without change stopping principal intermediate
points.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 90 ~ p foot of warren-st., at 30 p IL
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train Boston leaving arriving Boston
10 am Wagner parlor equipment; full nights
rest, ride Reevess renowned orchestra each
steamer. Baggage checked through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
BLOM D!N'S

engagement at Sea Beach Palace preceding hs departure
for Europe has been extended. Performance. D. m
Zanlig's Band 80 10 y. IN.
The programme will be completely changed He VIII
cook and his supper upon the high rope . ~.
exhibition takes place at the terminus or the
Sea Beach Railroad and within enclosure TO which
sea Beach passengers only will be admitted without charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23

"rHE TARIFF OF 1885," pamphlet Of 20 large pages
giving rates OF duty now In force In full, together
with the entire Free List and other valuable Tariff infor
nation. Timely Tor reference, and absolutely correct
frice ~ q n"hi'S"~" nv Inc 1tiDuhc, :
keY-York.
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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS for furnishing Terra Gotta Pipe
and Branches in The cry q Mss5ssIs
WASHINGTON ID. C., July Is Uses. Al,
Sealed proposals will be received az sSs q ar 9es
feet 1nch Terra Gotta Pipe 1890 f Sea i PISa ss
feet 24nch Terra Gotta Pipe 49, feet elT, Ga,a
Terra Gotta Branches 800 tees loNSdn Pm. Rrane6es
AGO feet p Inch Terra Gotta Branches 0oo Con-
Blank forms Of proposals and spec!ncations can %
obtained this ONCE upon Application theror
forms will be considered -, -.
The right Is reserved 70 REJECT any ana al pius VI
P'' - w. D. WEBB,
s. +. WHEATLEY,
Z. w. RAYMOND,
Comm=s iOnefS ID. q.
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Gituations ruantco-Alales

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB
AuNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT Ild H., Lf low.
Gh,l D. n go Bfoadway, betwee Twenty second and
y1a s SV % S We i5a FSaaa7e
corner Fop d62 4, zoo near sStchs o5 F
ave. LOG West Fortyseconds Il Ninthaye. ana SHY
80 East one-hTnied. and twenty nfth.st. to
at regular Office rates
y thorough trained ned "a, in gen
Of salads ana care OF silver highest testimonials from
I TpioS sae oGiee lbs y Broadway 49,
7! UTLER or CoOK.-By respectable Frene l1 an
place private family or genilems9' apaFimaethts
CoAcnMAN.-By a competent man, single, who thor.
has lived with Of the leading families In New, YORK
by each family, who can be scen Call or address j. K
921 6thaye.
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a German and
plain gardener can milk, tend furnace wife good
s Ssy ye s9e1 nice a los ca1e
NoACHMAN. GROOM or UsEFULMAN.-By tea
the care OF horses carriages and good driver
can DO gardening ana all e wokKE fbaSe up
Town once, 1925 Broadway
hFsea ss @ .a5 snsIe thor 6
horses and carriages his place on account Of the
Gr address ssHw " b. is west lshst private stable.
IoGCUTAN-Ty married man no family sober
= understands everything about horses class driver
,,hrh city viii certify; willing to make
h,n,self usefuL Call address COACHMAE. III West
29th-sL. feed store.
- oACHMAN-By a married nan l child thoroughly
understands his business in ali It's branches; good
;as" d care ss Of B. Brewster ' Co..
and 42d-st
<,oAcUMAN.-A gentleman wishes situation for his
man Who has lived with hin the past eight years Call
or oI'i address 81 West 10Th st
ENGINEER Strictly temperate best city reference
II ia wears last place burn ali kinds or fuel
ADDRESS II G.. S.. Box 1874 Tribune Office. 554 3daye
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reference. Address GARDENER A. o. Box 54l. Nci-
walk, Conn.
HOTEL CLERK OF wAITER-By English Prot
III estant young man. single age 20 city or eountryi
ABA and 48th stS
JTsEFJJIMAN.-By young Protestant good care taker
u ~ horses harness, carriages careful driver; good
vegetable gardener; milk. lawns tend furnace
&C. excellent reference At CAIphNIEi1s loo osh'a's