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BE autiful San Antonio.

San AntonIo is Il city of parks and
plazas, city breathing places, which vii
yet be beantifieh and adorned witt
fountains and statuary, But nature ha,
provided natural park at San Pedr,
Springs, ut the point where the San
Pedro creek bursts forth from the pa,
rent rock, and after supplying mum
Der of artificial lakes tipples along the
western portion of the city until it adds
its volume to the river. Here are groves
and shaded walks, the city pavilion for
conventions and public gatherings, IA
musealm, and attractions common to
such resorts. Two lines of street cars
end at the Springs, one line passing di-
rectly in front Of the Menger hotel
The United States Ordnance Depart
ment was established here during the
Mexican war, and the arsenal is now
one of the points of interest about tho
city. 1t occupies government reser-
vation of about twenty acres on South
Flores and Arsenal streets, and extend
ing east to the river All the minor re-
pairs to small arms, equipments and
accoutrements for the department of
$H'tS d'o Aiaoo HC'e, iuu IL Hecu Do
more important work could be done.
The ample grounds are beautifully laid
out, and are very we'll cared for, so that
this is Il point of interest we'll worthy
OF visit by tourists.
Government Hill, in the northeastern
portion of the city, on a hill overlook
ing the valley of the San Antonio river,
is the United States military reserva-
ton and the headquarters of the De-
partment of Texas. This post is said
to rank second in size, beauty and COM
pieteness of any i'll the United States.
The department buildings and general
officers residences are of stone, mas
sive, yet attractive, while the soldiers
barracks and regilnental officers resi-
dences are of brick The grounds are
beautifully laid out with artificial stone
walks, maeadamized drive ways, we'll
sedded parade grounds, grass plots,
etc, all well shaded by fine trees and
with IA liberal supply of shrubbery. An
excellent band is stationed there, and
Government Hill is the fashionable
drive on drill days, when the artillery,
cavalry and infantry parade. A street
car line also rms TO the headquarters
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PROBATE Cohrt, Parish of 81. Landry, Nc. 1855
ESTATE .iF FRANCOIS MORN AND WIFE, MAR.
GUERITE SIDALIsE LEGER.
BY virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Sain q
Landry, there will be sold at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned or any duly qualified
auctioneor, at the front door of Jules Petetin's
store in Grand Coteau, in the parish of St
Landry, on WEDNESDA Y, January l6, 1889,
the following described property, belonging to
the estate of Francois NORM and wife, Mar
guerite Sidalise Logger, deceased, late Of the
parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
!. Fifty-seven arpents of woodland situst.
ed in prairie des Femmes, parish of St. Lam
dry, bounded north by Felix Miller and 9th
ers, east by bayou Fuselier, south by C6lanise
NORM and west by bayou Bourbeux.
2. Ninety-nine and one-half arpents of prai.
rie land situated in prairie Basse, near Grand
Coteag, in said parish, bounded on the north
by widow Jean Bite. Robin and others, east
by bayou Bourbeux, south by C6lanise Mo-
rim and west by Valsin Richard and others.
). One lot of beds and bedding, consisting
OF one feather bed one mattress, two quilts,
one blanket. six counterpanes and seven
sheets.
4. One small trunk
Terms and Conditions. .-One-half of the puR-
chase price cash on the day of sale, and the
balance in two equal and annual inatalments
from the day of sale. Purchasers for the
credit portions to furnish promissory notes
with good personal surety in solido to the
satisfaction OF the administrators. The notes
to bear eight per cent annual interest from
maturity, secured by special mortgage and
vendors privilege on the land to insure the
payment thereof, as well as attorneys fees,
fixed at ten per cent, in case ofsuit to enforce
payment The notes made payable to the
order of the administrator. The land to be
sold in four lots as nearly equal in extent az
possible. DAVID MECHR,
Dec. ID, 1888. Administrators.
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TDUBLIC SALE.

Probate Court, Parish of 81, Landry, No 1919.
ESTATE OF FRANCOIS COLLINS.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under.
signed or any duly qualified auctioneef,
at the last residence of the deceased. in
Maliet, in the parish of st. Landry, on
WEDNESDAY, January l6, 1889, the fop
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Francois Collins deceased, to-wit:
l. A certain tract of prairie land situated
at Plaquem'ie Ridge, in the psrish Of Sc.
Landry, containing sixty arpents, with ell
the buildin1s and improvements thereon
bounded as tollows: on the north by David
Beilard, on the east by Railroad land, on the
south By M. Scanlan and on the west by Felix
Guillory.
NoTE-This land is effected by special mort
gage aud vendors privilege in favor Of c. T.
Andrus.
q 80 arpents of wood land situated at Nal
let woods, bounded Eorth by unknown. south
by John Knuth, east by Fl. L. Garland and
west by Mrs. S. NJ, Young.
Two pairs work oxen
One two.horse wagon;
Three gentle cows with calves;
Two old creole horses;
One gentle mare and yearliDg colt
One wild three year old horse;
One branding iron;
One old buggy;
About 5000 lbs. cotton in seed
About two hundred bushels of corn
Twenty one sacks Of rice;
One lot farming implements;
One lot household furniture
Terms-Cash.
EUTROPE JARDoIN,
Dec. Is, 8S. Administrative.
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DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 4T0s
EsrArE on CIR. sI,1R EonrrNc.r

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 470s
Estate OF GEEAsIME FoNrENor
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under.
signed administrative or any duly qualified
auctieneer, at the last residence OF the deceas-
ed, in Old Grand Prairie. parish of st. Ian
dry, on THURSDAY, January oath, 1889,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of Gerasme Fontenot, deceased,
late of the parish of st. Landry, to-wit:
L. The plantation upon which the deceased
last resided, situated in Old Grand Prairie,
bounded on the nerth by property of Mrs.
Ezra Martin formerly Mrs. John Smithl, on
the south by same, on the east by lands sup
posed to belong to Moore, on the west by Oze-
me Fontenot, containing one hundred and
sixty arpents, with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon.
2 One dun eolored Creole horse.
3. One dun eolored COW with calf.
4. One two-year old dun colored heifer.
5. One branding iron.
g. One lot of plows and gears.
7. One two-hOrse wagon.
8. One clock.
g. Household furniture.
TO- Croekery and kitchen utensils.
H. One loom. &c.
on a credit of one and two years from the day
of sa!e-ten per cent on the whole adjudiea.
ton to be paid cash on the day of ,sale. Pur-
chasers to give and grant specia. mortgage
and vendors privilege upon the land until
fuII and entire payment of principal and in.
terest and In addition thereto to give one
good and solvent security to the satisfaction
of the administrative; notes to bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity
until paid. All movable property to be sold
for cash on the day Of sale.
LOUISA SNUFF,
Dec. D. 1855 Administrative.
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Meeting Of tFae State AericuItu.
ral Society.

OFFICE OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, }
BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. Is, 1885,
The State Agricultural Society will hold it's
Third Annual Meeting at Monroe on the 23d
24th and 25th of January, 1889. large and
interesting programme has been arranged
and excellent essays will be read on the en-
crossing agricultural topics of the day. All
Agricultural Associations, Oranges, Alliances,
Unions, and Clubs, are invited to send Dele
gates, one to every ten members enrolled.
Where no agricultural organization exists,
the President of the Police Jury of each Par
ish is requested to accledit al least FIVE Dele
gaten.
The newspapers requested to publish
the above, and aid in securing "a large attend.
ance. Monroe, with its usual hopitality, will
extend cordial welcome to the Society
j. l.. BRENT, President,
E. l.. WooDsIDE, Secretary.
Prepare for the accidents and diseases of
the New Year. Buy bottle of Dr. Tichenor s
Antiseptic. Sold by Druggists.
When threatened with cholera morbus q
dose Or two of DR. Tichenor's Antiseptic will
save you time and suffering.
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OYSTER SALOON,
JuDICIAL NOTICES
SALE
Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 1924

ESTATE OF EDMOND j. LAFLEUR. SR.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrator Or a duly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last r. sidence of deceased in
Old Grand Prairie, st. Landry parish, on
WEDNESDA ?, February 49, 1888, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Edmond j. Laieur, Sr., deceased, to-
wit:
l. A certain plantation situated in cid
Grand Prairie, st. Landry parish, containing
one hundred and ten arpents, more or less, of
open and swamp land, bounded north by Be-.
you Crocodile, south by public road leading
from Washington to Tate's Cove, east by land
of Jean Baptiste C. Fontenot, and west by
wild. R4lizairs Fontenot, being the same pro-
perty acquired by Edmond jacques Lafleur
from Lucius Jean Fontenot
| bay Creole horse.
ball face horse.
black horse.
brown flly.
black Creole mule. ,
milch cows.
yearling calf, four year old beef, | lot OF
hogs tabout five headl, wagon. lot of corn,
lot of -four, / lot OF farming implements.
half keg of nails, lot of oak posts. yokes
! branding iron, | lot carpenters tools,
grindstone, | steel mill, loom and spinning
wheel, old saddle. double barrel shot gun
| bedstead and bedding, | trunk, | sewing
machine, clock, one lot chairs, ! lot kitchen
utensils, lot of poultry. y
Terms and Conditions.-The land to be di
vided into two equal parts and to abe sold as
follows The sum of fifty dollars to be paid
cash on each part on day of sale, and the bal
ance of the adjudicated price to be paid in one
and two years from day of sale, purchasers to
give and grant q special mortgage and vend.
or's privilege upon the land until full and en-
tire payment of principal and interest, and in
addition thereto to give two good and solvent
securities to the satisfaction OF the admins
TRAITOR; notes to bear interest at eight per cent
per annum from day of sale, and also ten per
cent as attorneys fees in the event of suit to
enforce payment Of said notes or any portion
thereof. All movable property to be sold for
cash on the day of sale.
HILDEVERT II. DESHOTELS,
Jan. IL, 1889. Administrator.
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| EpTToRs COURIER

81
4 large and appreciatiye audience gathered
in the Town Hall of Grand C0teau, Saturday
evening, Jaa. 5th, to witness the performance
of The Social Glass. OF the merits of this
well known serio-comic drama, it Ia needless
to speak. Temperance is the theme, with q
strong underenrFent of sentiment In favor of
the preservation of the marriage tie. The
company, under the admirable management
of the versatile Mr.. Jno. M. Oge, executed
their several parts with the ease Of those
born to the sock and buskin. Those who have
seen Mr.. Og6 ON the stage need not be told
that as Bob Brittle, he was splendid sue
on the stage, than was given in this truthful
and realistic delfneation Of Brittle. Mr.. Og6
has ths rare gift Of facileIy drawing alternate
tears and laughter from an audience.
Mr. Jules ChrEsian, as Ehaa. Thornley,, was
sxceedingIy good, particularly in the pathetic
scene where be finally reRounees the glass
that has brought him ruin and disgracs. The
female parta were well done- the ladies being
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perfectly at home in their roles. Miss Nellie
Haw as Nettie Nettlesby, the town gossip
had occasion to say she wished to make folks
happy; which she succaaHded we'll in doing by
should desire to study for the stage, assuredly
her attempts would be crowned with success,
as she undoubtedly rendered her part artisti-
ealy. One of tho most notable performances
of the evening was that Of Miss Maggie Bag
nal as Eva Thornley,, Very clever was shs
in keeping on the right side of tho shadowy
lime dividing pathos from bathos. 1t is Ger
tainly creditable to the young lady that she
SO readily distinguishes where SO many old to
the stage fail. Miss Esther Levy was we'll
up in the part of Mrs. Farley. Messrs. An
gelo Grimmer, Dudley Dunbar, Eddie Ri
chard and Marcy Gardiner, executed their
parts creditably. ~
Theo. Posey will sell you bottle of Dr.
Tichenor's Antiseptic for so cents, and tell you
what it is good for. free of charge
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Don't forget that Mr.. JOS Bloch is
selling out his immense stock of winter
goods at remarkably low Prices, and
everything else in proportion A visit
will convince anyone that he says what
be means and means what he says.
Read his advertisement on the fourth
page Of the COURIER and give him a call.
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Mrs. Deborah Jones, wife of Col. T..
SamboIa Jones, editor of the Baton
Rougs Advocate, and daughter of the
Int w. B. Spencer. Associate Justice of
Tie Supreme Court, died at the family
residence in Baton Rouge on the ID
iust We extend to our bereaved friend
ear most sincere coincidence.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Perish Of 81. Landry, No. 1899
Vincent BOaani VS.. Armand Wartella at Al.


Vincent Boagni VS.. Armand WarteIle et Ais.
By virtue of a writ of feri facias issued out
of the 18th Judicial District Court in and for
/ the parish of St. Landry in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at the Court House in the town of Opel
ousas, parish of st. Landry, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1889, at Ii d.
m. the following described property, to-vit:
A certain plantation near Gradnigo Island,
in this parish, about four miles northwest Of
the town of Opelousas, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, con-
tanning about one thousand acres, more or
less, being bounded north by Gus. e. Dupr6
aud Lncien Dupre, south by Isaac Dnpr6. col.
ored, Victor Ramas, colored, Etienne Pitre,
colored, and property belonging to Alicia
Joubertie. wife of Henry Lastrapes fnow by
James BrBwn, widow Isaac Dupr6, Evariste
Francois, VALERIE Valmont, Etienne Pitre,
Mrs. Henry Lastrapes and public road lead
ing to Big Woodsl and by property of John
Simons. east by property of heirs of John 81
mons and by property of widow Edmond G.
Dupre, west by FRANCOIS Antoine Pitre (now
by j. Meyers & Co., or South Western Lou
isiana Land Co., Moses Hilman, Sr., and Lou
isa Bell, wife of Eugene Bell being same PRO.
perty Lastie Dupr6 had acquired of Caroline
Fanhille. widow, Lucius j. Dupr6, deceased,
by act be fore Laurent Dupre, Notary Public,
December llth, 1877, saving and accepting
the portions of said property, sold by said
Wartelle to Louisa Bell, wife of Eugene Bell,
to Moses Martin or Hilman, to Osborn Eaelin,
to Etienne Pitre and to Moses Hilman, Sr.,
together with all the mules, horses oxen,
carts, all agricultural and aratory implements
appertaining to said place, which said Lastie
Dupre sold to said Wartelle on the 4tf day OF
November, 1873, by act before Laurent Du-
pre-, Notary Public.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash. T. s. FONTENOT.
Sheriff Of the parish of st. Landry.
Opelousas, Dec. 8, 1888.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Pro1ale ee,.rt, Paris. Of s.. Landry. No. 4g35
ESTATE OF MARIA CASTILLO.

estate OF MARIA CASTILLO
Whereas, Joseph B. sibille. of the parish OF
ST. Landry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator Of the estate Of Maria
Castillo, deceased, late of st. Landry parish ;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
same in writing, in my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. C. NJ. THOMPSON,
.Ean. IL. 1899. Clerk.
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Three more steamboat disasters. The
fne, large steamer Natchez sunk near
Lake Providence, La; the Paris C.
Brown, bound for Cincinnati from New
Orleans, sunk at Hermitage Landing,
Fointe-C -Coupee parish; and the Kate
Robbins, plying in the Vicksburg trade.
sunk near Tchula Landing. Eight
lives were lost
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With the exception of the closing
ef the public offices and the
schools, the observance of the glorious
eighth Of January here did not amount
to much.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
j. Meyers 8 Co. VS.. E. Sumter Taylor.

]. Meyers Go. VS.. {. SHmteF EayIoF.
By virtue of an order of seizure and sale is
sued out of the Honorable the Thirteenth
Judicial District Court in and for the par
ish of St Landry. in the above entitled and
numbered suit, / will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der ut the Court House in the town of Opel
onsas, parish of st. Landry, on SATURDAY, +,
the 9th day of February, A. d. 1889, at II u
NJ, the following described property, to-wit :
A certain tract or parcel of wood land, sit
uated partly within the corporate limits Of
the town of Opelousas. bounded on the north
by lands Of Miss Mary Burr, on the south by
lands of DR. Vincent Boagni, ON the cast by
Morgan's La & Texas Railroad, and on the
west by lands of Miss Mary Burr.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash I. 5. FONTENOP,
Sheriff of the parish of st. Landry
OnnInnsas Han s 1899
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for repairing the
~ frame work of the roof of the Court
House, putting a new roof thereon, ceiling the
Court Room and painting certain portions of
the Clerk of the District Court until Monday,
Jan. Ia, 1889, at II NJ. The work to be done
as per plans and specifications on file in said
Office. Bids to be addressed to the under
signed, Chairman of Committee on Repairs,
and to include all the work to be done, The
contractor will be required to furnish suit
able bond. The Committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Suggestions concerning the mode and man
ner Of doing said work will be thankfully. re-
ceived E. NJ BOAGNI, y
Chairman Committee on Repairs.
Opelousas Jan. s. lSS9-2t
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William Agnew, IN Irishman by birth
and resident of this town fOr the past
four or I've years, died suddenly on last
Thursday nignt He was sitting in q
chair at Pefferkorn's restaurant when
the unexpected summons came.
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The store and dwelling Of Mr. A.
Meyer, situated at Petite Prairie, in
his parish, about five miles above Pal
metf0 station, with all their contents,
were destroyed by fire on last Monday
morning. The loss il estimated at
5000 Or $4,000 Only one third of the
stock was insured The fire is suppos-
ed % have been accidental.
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On Wednesday, Jan. l6, another
arand ball will be given at the Variety
Hall. In Bellevue. Admission free.
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MANY of our planters have already
commenced making preparations for
the next crop.
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Eha following officers of the Opelonsas
1hilharmOnic, Literary and Dramatic
Asa0eiaiion were elected on Friday, the
sth inst, to serve for the ensuing year !:
rEssldent, Prof. r Mayer; First Vice
resident, Mrs. A. Lacombe; Second
KAee President, Mrs. e. Settoon Treas
aEes ]. j Thompson Financial Secre
sagy jacques Perrodin Recording Sc
sselaKy A. j. Guidry A grand ball
aad supper followed the election We
aellgfatulate the Association on it's past
sacesss and feel assured that its future
Il \ bright one rith the talented and
energetic Professor at its head.
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A watch for only tive dollars and fifty
cents, warranted to keep good time, at
r Mornhinveg .ieweIry store
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The telephone between this plaeA AaDd
Washington has been cismantled; not
On account Of ia want of spirit and en-
teFpfise,' as feared By our friend of The
Baton Rouge Advocate, but because of
an injunction of the Bell Telephone Co.,
who claimed that our local company
vas gnilty of nm infringemel Of their
rights.
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DR. Tichenor's Antiseptic never fails to give
satisfaction when used according to directions,
in cases of wounds, burns or collie. Sold by
Theo. Posey, Opelousas.
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Washaye received from Col.S9. J..
Bird, State Commissioned of Agf7cul-
tafe, Bulletin No. I9 issued by his De-
paIlment, giving The results Of the diff
fusion process as applied to Sorghum
"a the State Experiment Station at
kennef, La, under the direction of
Prpf. w G. Stubbs. Parties interested
~ The matter are invited to call and
examine Ii.
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1T. 2. " Hoyt, Secret1ry ofathe
scllotl Board of the parish of Acadia
and Superintendent of its Public
sch0ols, died near Crowley on the 1st
aasl He came from Pennsylvania sew
efal years ago, aud was appointed BY
dox McEnery, and subsequently by
Eov. Nieholls, On the Parish School
board and perfosmed his duties with
intelligent zeal. His remains we're TAX
sn to PenayIvania for intetmens.
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The most beautiful and artistic hoiI-
day supplement we have seen this sea-
son Is that issued OBJ Dec. 22d by the
Thibo{laux Sentinel. II u very pretty
irai7eaga
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The celebration Of the seeend nm
niversary of tlie founding Of CruWiey,
on the 4til inst, was a success 10 most
respects, Notwithstanding the very IN
favorable weather. Besides Judge Es-
tilette, the orator of The day, the fol-
lowing 0pelousas people were present,
viz: 3. @. Claachere, G Z. Dupr6 and
wife, j. Meyers, G. G. Duson, Aaruil
Loeb. Morton Duson DIR. Theog. Cha
chere and Miss Mamie Chacher6 ID
Plaquemine Ridge, and other st. Lam
eiry neople web also present.
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.EUR " LIST.
FIRST WEEK

The following list of Jurors have been drawn
to serve for the March term of the District
Court, beginning on the 18th of March, 1889:
FIRST WEEK
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q excursion train left Washington
81 saN Orleans last Monday morning,
s4 Nsen it departed from oar depot
III ssAQnk "a persogs on board, among
Ss aas1nl were tlIB following ri 5. Will
s.a.1s sna 4 Fl. Fonsenot, Jr., of Wash
'Qa Judge ]. M. Moore and lady,
4; 4: hefebvro, Mrs. T. r.. Sandoz,
e ssSsssR Morgan Sand0z, Miss b. Ri
sa''sa y 81 Hobart Chacher6, j K. Sander,
thompson, hIrs. ]. Jagoa, Geo. @.
ss, 4. and +. 4 Sandoz, John
Ss sstlga A Simon, and others, Of
SsSs Had the excursion been
S. g EeEsisea tlaa number Of exGnr-
IN zfena Washington and 0pslou
Msala doubtless have been much
liey returned On Thursday
"a 94ss Aaa report having had pleas