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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST REPORTS FROM OVER THE
WIRES.
Congressional Proceedings Eiddloberger
Sat Down on by Evarts-Dsath of Dr
Agrew The Kaiser Almost In Extremis
Telegram, From All Points.

WAsUINGToy, April IS In the Senate
to-day Nr Evarts reported adversely the
Riddleborgcr resolution for the consider
alton Of the fisheries treaty in open scs
sion Mr Ridileberger was not present
when the report was made, aud his resO.
luton went lO The calendar with the al
verse report
An amusing incident occurred during
the discharge Of morning business by the
efforts Of Aie-srs. Br0Wn aud Reagan 10
address the senate simn tanrously and In
ignorance OF the fact that the other was
talking and that the presiding officer was
endeavOring to secure order. Mr. Brown
had been recognized and was reading in
very faint voice, when Mr.. Reagan be-
gan, and bOih persisted for several mo
ments, much to the amusement of the
Senate.
At The conclusion Of the morning bust.
ness ths Plumb resolution for an investi
CATION Of land frauds in the State OF
Florida Was called up fDr action and r.
ferred to committee, and the Plumb bill
for the forfeiture Of unearned land grants
was taken up for further discussion.
At 9 o'clock the Dakota bill came up,
and Mr.. sherman spoke in its support.
TIE HOUSE.
The House non cOncurred to day In the
Senate amendments 70 the House resolu
tion accepting the invitation of the
French Republic to the international Ex-
position in 1899, and a conference com
miitee vii! De appointed.
Mr. Belmont, by unanimous consent,
introduced bill to prohibIt the immi-
grafton of Chinese lanorers.
The cOnicfre- appointed to consider the
disagreeing vote OF the two houses on the
tin authorizing the President TO arrange
a conference with Mexico and the South
American Republics submitted their re-
port and II was agiccd 10.
Under the special order Of the day Mr..
O'Neill then called up the bill establish
ing a Department of Labor
The bill with slight amendments was
passed without division, and the bill
creating boards of arbitration TO settle
difficulties between railroads and their
employers. was taken up
Ia the discussion OF the bill Mr.. Till
man, VINO was chairman of the special
committee appointed to investigate the
Reading strike, took occasion 10 remark
that the testimony the committee had
gathered would stsrile and ast0nish the
county when published. lie said that
the committee, or il they declined, he
himself would bring in bill which would
prevent the stoppage of the mails, ex
pressage, and travel either by strikes or
lock.outs The bill under consideration
he branded as an einpty measure, OF no
benefit to anyone, and asked the House
10 set it aside
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SHORT TfItGNNsIS.

LONDON, April le.--In the libel suit of
Mr.. Peters against Charles Bradlsugh
the Jury gave verdict Of $500 damages
Mr. Bradlaugh had said that Mr. Peters
was paid by LOri Salisbury TO promote
the workingmen's meeting In Trafalgar
Square which ended in a riot
ST LOUIS, No April 1e.-Moses Far
ley, large grain specuator, announced
his inability 10 meet his Engagements 10.
day He has been a prominent bear on
the market for The past six months. He
is largely short OF the market, aud his
liabilities, il IS believed, will amount TO
nearly 81 100000
BERLIN, April 1S.--The bundesrath to-
day voted to eXpel from the country Herr
Bernstein, the editor Herr Gothelar, the
publisher, aud Two sub editors Of the So
ciaL Democrat
ST. PETERsBURG, April lS.-The Mos
COW GdSette, in an article on the French
situation, says it is greatly to Russia's in
terest that France should be strong, NO
matter through whom.
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Police Notes

The Police Court yesterday was in scs
/ sion twO hours, hut the number Of cases
on the docket were OF such "A triiiiuc
character that they were all ismissed
Charles Deane, negro, was charged
with stealing one suit of clothes from Il
Florshcim of the value of $22 He was
sent TO Jail for six months by Justice
Richardson On his person was coat
aad vest brand new, evidently stolen from
some one They were taken from bin,
and Sergeant Thomas locked them up in
his cabinet The owner OF these clothes
can call and get them after proving pro
pcrty. Ii the owner does not come, the
clothing will bo returned to Deane.
Robert Lewis negro, was charged
with unlawfully irespassing upon the
premises of and abusing and striking Ed
monia UarH5 lie was required 10 give
security in the sum Of $500 for twelve
months
Jordan Garter, q negro vagrant, was
sent to the Alm-hOuse, and c. W. Leadke,
q white yagrant, was ordered 10 leave
town within twcnty-foHr hours.
Belle Jones. dusky damsel was
charged with being drank and disor-
derly and resisting Policeman Burnett on
the public streets in the discharge Of his
duty Belle was sent on 10 the grand
furry
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SLAVERY r. DHALIi
emancipation Being Effected Without
War.


New YORK, April Is The Rio Janeiro
correspondent OF the New York Hsra!d
writes under date OF March 2lst that tue
new Ministry have already made public,
through a semi-0flicia organ, that the
principal and more immediate objects in
their programme will be the abolition Of
slavery this year and measures for the
Improvement OF the finances and cur
reucy OF the country
Thee declarations have given almost
unmlxel satisfaction, and the liberal
leaders have hastenei TO assure the gov
ernment OF their support in regard to
Goth objects
The wholesale emancipaiory move
meni. which Was initiated last December
in the province OF San Paulo, has already
nroluc l the freedom of 10000 Of its
pos. 900 slaves. A last The province of
Rio Jau,iro j. aife ted, and the Liberation
movement has been commenced la the
municipalities OF san Fldeli-, Campos
and Narthr. In Fdc.is, chiefly dey0led
fJ coffee raising, 900 slaves, 400 belong
in- Co one family, were liberated bY their
owners 40 the end OF last week. In
k NIVp-f u ltkN H"~Hl ApAASt4AA Ap*hif
0f the province. 5000 were set free with
in ten days. II Nacahe 1900 have al
really beca cmlncipl,et, the Araruam.
family, owners OF great pautations and
ot the splendid central sugar factory Of
Quisslman. insugurating the movement
by giving immediate freedom 10 over
l,O0D slaves and engaging 10 pay fair
wages 10 all their freedmen who choose
10 remain on their plantations.
The province OF liiO lie Jaleiro, which
nas hitherto been the strons shOld OF resist
Ance 10 abolition, has thus begun to give
wa, and there is NJ doubt That the ex-
ample of san Filelis, Campos, and
Nacaho viii soon be followed in other
counties.
Pctropoii has fixed the lst OF April
for the extinction OF slavery within it,
imils. and in the metropolis Of the En-
nirc the city fathers have determined on
SIGNALLING the return OF The EN- eror to
Rio on the 20,h OF June next with the
liberation of all the remaining slaves in
be city, now reduced TO about $500 in
number.
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WHuKE 70 voIE TO-DAY.
List Of the yariou, Precincts Hnd Voting
Places

List Of the Various Precincts Hnd Voting
Places.
People are continually asking where
they are TO vote To-day The voting
/ places were published in The TINES last
I sunday, and for the benefit of all the
voters, they are again given
MARsHALL WARD
/ First Precinct-Rocketts bridge.
Second Prccinct-Broad street between
+ Twentv-iouuh ald Twenly-hith.
Third Prccinst-Masonic Hall, Twen-
/ ~ nth and VI streets.
JEFFERSON WARD.
FIRST Precinct-No - North Four
tecnth street.
second Precinct-Old Market, Seven
tcenth street
Third Precinct-No 222l, East Main
street between Twenly-second and
Twenty-third streets.
Fourth Precinct-Carpenter shop.
Twenty first between Marshall and Broad,
MADISON WARD.
First Preciuct-No. Gjl East Marshall
street.
second Precinct-P street bflween
Ninth and Tenth
Third Prccinct-Carpenier shop,
Seventh street between Main and Frank
lin
Fourth Precinct - 3orroughs coal
Office. Seventh street between Main and
Cary
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct Carpenter shop, First
street between Main and Cary
Second Precinct-Store, corGer OF Sec
oad and Grace streets
Third Precinct-Adams street between
Brook avenue and Marshall
Fonrh Precinct--Dipner's place, cor
uer of Marshall and Third streets
Fifth Precinct-COrner OF Canal and
Second streets.
CLAY WARD
First We,lham house corner
LaurA and Cary streets.
second Prccinct-l}road street between
Adams and Jefferson.
Third Preciuct-Broad street corner
OF saith
Fourth Precinct-No 1900 West Main
street
JACKSON WARD.
FIRST Precinct-No. 730 West Leigh
street
second Precinct-C0rner 81. James
and Dnyal streets.
Third rreci lct-Duyal street between
Second and Third.
Fourth Seventeenth street
between Marshall and Clay.
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DIED.

PERRY Died. 0n the 18TH Ia n't., al lie rest
A, nee OF her sOn-in iaw, Mr. john DunlOp.
40. SIS West Fraukllu street, Mrs. lrauces Is.
Perry.
Funeral from the residence O day at D pm.
McDOWELL.--Dlcd. April L.. is,s. at ten
minutes e. L. O'Clock, at the res. icnce ot her
parents. No. 2255 Nenlble Il Get, Mary Jose
phlne. Youngest daughter VI John q. and kcs
b. Mcdowell a. el Oh year aud eleven days.
MCDOWELL.-Died, April 18th, al the rest
ience of her parents, No. .2jj Nenao.e stree
RUDY James. only child Of John VI land hosa
Is. Mcdowell: aged three years and eleven
months.
O'CONNELL.-Diod, Ap,il L. 1855 at ll:Sl
am. AT the rcsileuCc Ot Mrs hause, iUl
North Fltst street. Miss Julia f.. OCounci IN
the 2sth year OF her age, aitrr a shOrt and
painful Illness
RUSS HLi.-Died. at Ashland. Va. April lo,
1855. siis. Martha Russell, IN the 'gth year OF
her age.
1INSLEY. Died. Of pneumonia. Monday,
April lG 1855 at 1915 am, 1T the resd nee or
her sister Mr-. John \. King. SIS vest Clay
sii eet, Mrs. Bette j. Tinsley.
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says. ain the periot OF covering the
frauds Of 1876 Mr. Conkling lost the
great opportunity Of his lifs, an oppOr-
Iuuity which. had he seized, would have
caused bis name 10 be venerated. Al
though he was SO earnest in his efforts 10
establish an Electoral Commission, and
oid,d in iis passage, he refused 10 be-
come one Of the committee 10 sit In judy
mcnl with that partial tribunal. HI, op-
position 10 counting the vote Of the state
OF Louisiana was public notoriety, and
the lear or discretion, which kept him
silent. can only be attributed 10 his strong
parry bias.
j. wss known that he had determined,
II he could be assured Of the support Of "a
suiil9icut number Of votes 10 carry the
PROPOSE ion, 10 move 10 throw out the
vote of Lou -iapa when that State was
called lie was prepared 10 take the floor
0f the Senate, and in speech carefully
celebrating all the frauds by that in
famous aud 50 called election. move that
i. ie counted, it counted at AL, for Gov.
cruOr ilCrn. The necessary votes were
promised him, and he worked increasingly
10 mature his plans
The friend who was the Intermediary,
aud himself Senator, had also deter
mined q vote a. ainst the consammation
OF the fraud They spent the sunday
night before the day when the State
OF Louisiana wa. TO be called, remaining
closn,eI until diybreak, and tie friend
retired with the assurance that when
the State was called Nr. Conkling would
move its rejection This he proposed TO
do in speech that was 10 be the greatest
enort of his life The friends OF Cover.
nor riden were at that late, or rather
early, hour informel of the Senator'S
plan, and waited anxiously for rs con-
summation.
Mr. Conkling left the hotel at O'Clock
on tAat eyentful Monday morning. but
never appeared on the floor of the Senate
during the day None could tell why,
nor I'D De ever explain The Oppor-
iunityof hls liie was, however, lost The
t.j8 which lends on the fortune was
allowed to ehb, and from that moment
aii political career seemed ended. He
never recognized the beneficiary of the
lrsul, however, and always spoke OF
hm with contempt, and rs chat man
Haycs"
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His Condition Reported About the san

His Condition Reported About the same.
BgRLIN, April lS-The Emperor pass
ed toltrably good uiyht, although his
sleep was Interrupted somewhat by
coughing. The fever has not yet disap-
peared At $50 the Emperor arose and
began attending to the ordinary business
of the day.
\ bulletin Issued by the physicians this
morning states that the Emperor's cOndi
ton j. almost the same ~ Yesterday, al
thOlsh the fever has not yet LETT him.
His strength, under the circumstances Is
satisfying
The physicians held another cOnsulta-
ton th- morning. Prince Bismarck Wis
tied he Emperor AZ II o'clock. The
Crown Prince William remained at Ber
lin over nisht. aad this morning reviewed
the troops az the Tampelhoferfeld
Prince William was greeted with great
enthusiasm as he passed along Inter den
Linden, where the troops defiIed.
l:2S p.m-Thc consultation held By
the physicians This morning showed the
Emperor condition TO be less salisfac-
tory than IL wa Yesterday morning, but
better than last evenings feyerish symp-
toms indicated.
240 pm The Emperor appeared at a
window IT the Charloltenburg Castle at
l2:ij and was enthusiastically greeted by
thecrowds tsat hal assembled. Prince
Bismarcks visit this morning lasted an
hour
pm-Hs condition is less satistac-
tory
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The ward superintendents met anC
consulted with superintendent Captain
Tazcwel Eleii last night The list o.
three gentlemen who are 10 watch the can
yass OF the vote al each precinct was per
fected, but q copy OF tie list was denied
the TIMES representative. Each Of lhesC
three gentlemen will be Al the polls lo-
day, and will remain there all might to
night TO see that the judges at each pre-
ciuct and the CLERK c0nscienIi0usly &c
their duty
The probabilities are that it will be
sunrise on Friday before the entire count
is completed. The morning papers will
hold their forms open so that The full re-
turns can be published.
The 1udg intend 10 count the ballots
for the general Offices first. After com
pleling this count they will begin again
and count the vote for COuncilmen and
Justices of the Peace.
The polls open this morning al u
o'clock They close at . p u. After
wards the vote will be counted and the
result will be sent 10 the papers 10y mes
senger.
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SILK I,ibbonst

Those OF our lady readers who would
like TO have an elegant, large package OF
extra line, Assorted Ribbons 10y mail, In
different widths and all the latest fash
iontble shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming for
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work
etc can get an astonishing big bargain
owing to the recent failure of large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only IS cents (stampsJ, to the
address we give below.
A. 4 specld! ogsr, this house will give
d0qJls the amount OF any other firm in
America If lou will send the name and
T. 0 address OF ten nelely married ladies
when ordering aud mention the name OF
this paper No pieces less than one yard
in length Satisfaction is guaranteed, OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack.
ages for go cents. Address
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITY
u.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
4 Pleasant Lemon Drink

Cures Indigestion, Constipation, head
ache, biIi0usHcss, malaria, kidney disease
fever. chills, loss Of appetite, debility auc
nervous prostraiion by regulating Liver
Stomach, Bowels, Kidney, and Blood.
II cures ali other diseases caused by q
torpid or diseased liver 1t is an estab
lished fact that lemons, when combinei
properly with other liver tonics, produce
lhc most desirable results upon the
stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, and
blood.
Fifty cents aud one dollar per bottle
Sold by druggists generally.
Prepared only by II. Mozley, N. d.
Atlanla. Ga.
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am I'm my seyenty-thlrd year. and for
fifty years of that time have been n
great sufferer from indigestion, cOnstipa.
lon and billiousness. have tried all the
remedies advertised for these diseases and
got no permanent relief. About one yea:
ago grew much worse, the disease as
suming more severe and dangerous
form. became very weak and lost flesh
rapidly, until ia November commenced
using Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. |
gained twelve pounds in three months.
My strength and health, my appetite and
my digestion were perfectly restored,
and now feel as young and vigorous as
| ever did In my life.
L. J. ALLIED.
JqsDer, Gu, March 3, 1897.
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Coming NOnlangist Mnnifesto.

PARIS, Ap'il ~ The Fgr0 says that
General Boulanger will snort Y issue a
significant political manifesto, in which
he will propose the revision OF the Con-
stitution The League Of Patriots have
congratulated General Boulanger upon
his election to the Chamber. Another
attempt was made last night TO ho,d an
Opportunist meeting at Bordeaux. but the
Bouangisls again interfered and forced a
suspension of the gathering.
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS
or RICHMOND.

Your votes to-day ar licited for FRANK
W. CUNNINGH >N for CITY COLL kLIOk
ii l. tu ly capable 81 conducting the bust
ue-s + In Il oiIce, having been bookkeeper
I I numb 4 OF year,, aud his record as an nc
cOmmodatng dpuOlic-s spirited man isa mat
ter Of fic'. His services hive ever been al
the disposa OF ALL, ge sard.e.s OF atioua.lty
or religion, add the citizens of hicbu ond have
now an opportunity fewariiBg Il des .rving
man. who ha. been, aud Is now, and Will BE-. al
ways at the service oI the people. oapiS-lt
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No Combination

To NJ Citizens u Richmond
Mr. james c. Smith stsles ia a card
that | said in a meeting that had made
no combination with Mr.. Reed.
I made NJ such statement Mr. Reed :
friends, am told, Understood from some
Of my friends that in case Twas elected
would give Mr. Reed employment
That is all RoBERr 4. CARTER
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THE u. & o. RAILROAD.

Dividend on the Washington Branch De-
clared.
BALTIMORE, Nd April IS The month
" meeting OF the directors Of the Balti-
more ami Ohio Railroad Company was
beM 'o-day.
Mr.. Charles O. Scull Assistant Gener
Al Passenger Agent, was promoted 10 be
General Passenger Agent.
a semi-annual dividend Of 4 per cent.
on the stock Of the Washington branch
was declared. but no dividend was allow.
ed on The main stem
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SENATOR Stanford's Nisfnrtnne.

SAN Francisco, April IS Fire at Palo
Alto last night burned portion of the
stables Of Senator Leland Stanford. The
following horses were roasted 10 death:
Clifton Belle. Reyford, Emma Robertson,
Troubad0ur, Lowell, and Howard. Nor
laine. which has a trottlng record the
fastest for yearling in the world, is not
yet dead, bat il is Impossible for her to
live. Two or three Others will probably
die. The loss will reach at least 800 900.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS
DIR. AGNEW DEAD.
4 Famous Physician Snccu,nbs TO His
Enemy.

New York, April iS-Dr Agnew
died at 2:4j pm. lie did not suffer much
and his mind WAS clear. His physicians
said this morning that he would not 1.-Two
for more than an nour or two.
DR.. Agnew was native OF New York
city, born Angus, 8, 1880 IIe graduated
from The College of Physicians and Sur.
geons in 1859, and perfected his studies
In the great hospitals Of Europe lie
had held many important prof, ssiousl
positions and was n prolific writer on
medical subjects. During the war he
rendered important service 10 the United
States Sanitary Commission.
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Minister Phelps ss Justice Waite, sue
CessOr.

WAsHIyGToY, April Is The rumor
prevalent yesterday that Minister Phelps
would he appointed Chief Justice was re-
sumed this morning in the Capitol. At
l.30 rumor In The S,nslc corridors had il
th.L the nomination would reach the
chamber late this afternoon.
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MUNCEAGfLLIAM --Marrici. Apfi! 18th,
at the resi- leucc OF the brides mo her. kieh
mund. Va. 10y hey. Noses ID. hoge, d. D..
j lbn Sinclair Munce, son OF the ate DAVID
Muucc, OF Belfast. Ireland, 10 Leila, youngest
dau hter OF the iate george " Gillian oI
nlrnunuI. w.
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Tho Pelican state Solid

NEW ORLEANS, April l9 AS reported
last night Nichols and the rest of the
Democratic State ticket were elected by
from 10000 10 10000 majority.
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Sauye dune triste fin.

-5e suis bien f3chee lie vous
Eijre de Ia peine Mr.. Sadface, dit
Ia ipnne file j; son amoureux mails
ie voa> conseille de ne plus jamaiS
revenir sur ce sujet, je ne puts ct
ne ponrrai iamais Gtre votre femme.
-Ctest bien Ia votre lernier mot
Nile Irene?
-Oui.
-Ricn nest capable de vous
taire changer cette cruelle decision.
-Je snis parfaitement residue d
la maintenir.
Mile Irene. dit l'infortune Sad
face en- Sc lcvant pour prentire son
chapeau, avant de venir lei ce soir
j'avais parie cinquante piastres avec
nh ami que vous me repondriez par
un refus. Jai gagne. Je courais
certains risqnes, mails j'etais sans lc
sou.
Madpmoiselle Ell reflsant dfGtre
mon 6pouse bien aimee vous me
fAites gasner mon pari, vous me
sauveZ i'honneur ct la vie ear je
n'aurai pas pa supporter la misere
1T j'aural probablement attent6 a
mes jours. Soyez mile fois benie
et d'tes-vous bien qu'aussi long
temps cue JIG vivrai il y AURA IN
cpur 0ul vous sera reconnaissance
ct udvcue. Bonsoir.
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LIE PetrOle en- Russie.

D,aples une note r%eprodui,e par
les journaux techniques anglais, il
y a actuellement a Bakou un puts
qui dome 1000 tonneaux d'huile
de petrole par "a heures, soft 254
livres par seconde Phulle %jaillit a
66 metres de hauteur. C'est la
plus grande production connue.
Jusqn'ici la plus forte production
citee etait celle du puts de Droodga
a Bakou, Dormant $500 tonneaux
d'hnile de petrole par jour. &c
puts await fourni de l1huile pen
dant 10 jours, Tors de son forage,
await que Pom PITT r6ussir !; lie cap
ter ct il await repandu autour de
hi m v6ritabIe feuve d'huile /;
pendant les 70 premiers jours on
perdit ain>i $500 tonneaux par
jour. pnis 1000 tonneaux pendant
les 81 jours %suivants. 900 tonneaux
pendant 80 ;ours ct enfin 600 ton
neaux pendant IL jours. Arrive a
CO dernler cniTtfe, on put eapter lie
torrent d'huile. le maitriser ct re-
Guiariser REQUIREMENT.
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La Foire donnee 4 Lockport les
% 1T "A derniers, au benefce de
r6glise st. Sauvear, etc couron-
nee dun sncces tres.satisfaisant.
Malgl6 un temps peu favorable.
des pluies continuelIes qui rendai.
ent racces de Ia foire dificiie ct
peu agreeable, le montant brnt des
recettes s'est &lev6 an chiffre de
S1,14O.
On dot &c resultat inespere au
zele, All bon vouloir, ct d Ia genera
site ieployes en- cette occasion par
les DANES patr6nesses ct les excnr-
venus par la vote du Str.
Louisiana ct du bateau.mouche, lie
Parnell. LIE Rev. pere Litilly pro-
fife dr Ia vote de CO journal pour
envoyer ses remerciements a tous
ceux qui ont pca on prom contribute
an success lie la foire.