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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12

and MfHs Eaae1, Mn 68u0oH6. Mn.
HiebeY. Miss Belle Stamford, Miss
Margaret McKinnie, Mis- Kate stan
ton. Miss Jennie Stewart. Niss Nellie
Cheasty, Miss Margaret Hayes, Miss
Emmonde. Miss Mctsiveny. Miss
Mazel, Miss SIatsery, Miss Clancy
Mr.. T. r. Drew, Mr.. William Calhoun.
Mr.. l.. A. Booth, Mr.. r. b. Hughes.
Ar. J. y. Jackson, Mr.. II. W. Miller.
Mr. George Mist, Mr.. X. e. Cheasty.
Mr.. Il. Lynch, Mr.. Charles Brown.
Yr. A. =. Pinckney. Ar. j. r. Ne.
Eiroy. Mr.. K. Mcmahon, Mr.. VIM.
Russell, Mr. Broom. Mr.. Kennesiy,
Dir. Schosster. Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr..
Gilger Cannon, Mr.. McGongh. Mr..
kneil: Mr. Miller, Mr.. Moukowski,
and Mr.. McGaughey.
PLEASANT WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. Handsaker's tent At Chautau-
qua was the scene OF . very pleasant
little gathering on Wednesday after
noon. A few Of the ladies Of the
W. c. T. e., knowing that IL was the
eleventh anniversary OF the marriage
OF Dir. and Mrs. Handsaker. thought
IL q suitable opportunity % present
Mrs. Handsaker with slight token OF
their appreciation OF her very efficient
services IN the union. A pair of pas
Tel pictures were selected and pre-
sented by Mrs. Parkhurst, president
OF the union, In the following poetical
address:
We've come with greetings fond and true
A few tried friends OF the c. T. T..
Here on this SPOT, Chauf suqua Beach,.
Where nature, love and peace doth teach
To bring q token Of our love
And ask Gods blessing fscn above
That many, many years may add
To those you have already had.
Eleven years OF wasdesI life
You We borne The b0uorcd name OF wIfe
1dA'ye had few sorrowz great or small.
Not cen been troubled with a squat.
Eleven years OF life veil spent.
With deeds on deeds By mercy sent.
It's God alone who pays the cost:
He viii reward--they are not lost
In daily walks in CROW ssed street,
TO al WITH whom you CHANGED TO meet
lou have vouehsafcd the helping hand.
With hearth aud home At Their com
mand
Yonr friends have watched With glad sur
Prize.
While tears have dropped from loving
eyes.
But stili remembering this wishai.
Good things are done in package small. -
1t i not always here on earth
fou get the honor Of the worth,
OF what your heart has found to do:
Critics your motives Oft Tnisconsf.ue.
Be pot discouraged friend Of ours.
tod often tries our willing powers;
Do bot forget the thorny way
Leads upward % eternal day.
Along this path that Won have ;rod
A partner, given you OF God.
Has been your joy and fond delight
And made each day sunbeam bright
lie has not frewned or been contrary
Because his vile turned missionary,
And sought 10 cure some others cases
Instead of mendsng all his hosc
VIII you accept this Little token
Of oer ioye--friendship anbroken9
The der this of love, 10 does not Measure.
lirllxt cir lltfi.. tr1..4e.....
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Rev. oyprien Venissat.

! This venerable priest of the church
and faithful! pastor Of souls surren-
dered his spirit to the God of his love
on last Thursday morning ut 2 o'clock,
after y long aud painful illness, the
result of the fatal accident which was
chronicled in these columns two or
three. weeks ago. From the. first,
Father Venissat's injuries were pro-
n"uneeA fatal by all his medical at
PENDANTS and the only surprise Is that
he survived the serious aud deplorable
accident so long. Indeed few men OF
HIS n.t-76 vears-wOuld have shown
such vitality.
The good Father realized his posi-
tio:. from the h"cinning; he knew
that his days were numbered that
the soil Of life was fast running out
of the lamp and he would soon be
called on for his final accounting. He
displayed remarkable christian resig-
nation aud fortitude in all his pain
FIJI illness, and. while consciousness
remained. arranged his earthly affairs
and prepared his soul for its final de-
partnre to meet its God.
For over thirty-five years. the Rev.
Father had been the good pastor OF
the congregation of st. Philomene's
Church.. at Labadleville. He was
well beloved by his parishiOners, to
whom he was as 4 father indeed. He
has had his d%efaIacrs who have sought
at one time to drag his good fame in
the mire. but confusion soon overlook
these traducers and he came out Of
the ordeal unsinsed.
Yesterday, in the very temple where
he had so often ministered in his
pricstly capacity, preached the living
word of God. cOnsecrated the Divine
Hest, administered the sacraments to
his congregation, and sung the funeral
rites over many a beloved parishioner
who had preceded him to the life eter-
nal. the solemn funeral services of the
church of his love and devotion were
performed over his consecrated re-
which were tnen laid away be-
meath the altar at which he had Officia-
ted for 81 many years.
The good pastor is no more of this
world; his spirit has passed to it's
eternal reward his daily haunts will
know him no more; but his good
his kindly words, his wise
eounsels, his friendly greetings and
encouraging smiles will long live in
the memory of his parishioners.
X. I. T..
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My editorial pencil is worn to a
mere stub, my ink bottle is nearly
empty and my pen in Il state of disso-
luton, and when | pass out of my
narrow little sanctum into broader
tiekls-of literature want only the
good will, &c.
Such are the words of Vivian-Miss
Addie McGrlth-in one Of her bril-
liant articles in the last humber of the
BtHoH Rouge Truth.
1t was only three months ago that
Ian accomplished editress in North
Louisiana announced to her readers
that she was about quitting the ranks
OF ordinary country journalists. and
''enter into a higher sphere of liter
.atuTe-"
A few days subsequent to that an
n~onnceanent the newspapers told the
story in Il five line notice.
1t was the first time in orr journal
ist;c career of 25 years that we ever
heard it called by that name.
Webster7s unabridged will have to
he revised and one little line added !:
"Matrimony-An entrance into Il high
er sphere OF literature"
Wen, although Vivian will be much
missed. and her sprightly articles re-
memberel with kindness, Uncle Silas
sends her good cheer, and earnestly
trusts that she may be as successful in
the higher paan@-of literature up
on whose threshold she o stands,
as she has acquired and won IN the
present career of journalism that she
NOW leaves.
That she will have the good will
of her friends. and their earnest wish
es for her future happiness and pros
perity is an assured fact.
But they hope that the proposed
change will not deprive them from
her pen in the future.
Since the above was written the
invitations to the marriage of Miss
McGrath to Mr.. Lee have arrived.
Uncle Silas wishes all the happiness
possible to his amiable friend and her
chosen companion, and their lives
may Ike long, useful, pleasant and
happy.
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Physicians Use II.

One great argument in favor OF DIR.
Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic is that
physicians never hesitate to use it
their practice. The formula is fur
nished to physicians asking for it. The
following is proof positive rs to it's
merits.
COLUMBIA, 5. G..
Gentleman.-l have very thoroughly
tested your Calisaya Tonic and do not
hesitate to pronounce it a most reme-
dial agent. As astomachic and a tonic
it is unsurpassed. Fer eliminating
n,alarial poison from the system and
repairing their d~eleterious effects, for
rebuilding, reinvigorating and giving
tone to the system when reduced by
prOtracted or severe fevers or other
facilitating causes, there is in. my
Judgment, no other preparation in the
whole field Of medicines equal to it.
j. +. ENsOR. NJ. d.
Former Physician and Surgeon S. c..
Insane Asylum.
DR.. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic
is sold by J. T. Thibodeaux & Son.
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The bond scandal seems to be the
all absorbing question Of the day.
Major Burke is on the way home from
London, and may throw some light
on these transactions. We cannot be-
lieve Major Burke to he a guilty
criminal or he would not come home
to meet his aecusers.
The report Of the Auditor and
Treasurer does not throw much light
npon the subject.
Who may be the guilty one or oucs
in this nefarious business, time will
develop. It is unjust and unfair to
accuse a maj Of a crime who has not
been in his own defense, and to whom
IN opportunity to explain has not
been given. The tax payer in this
meantime may scratch his head and
wonder how much he will have to
pay.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justices Court of G., A. Enper-
ran-Parish Of Lafourche.
Alerdndef Norris cs. Joseph bernard
and Farrell Morraut.

Take notice. that acting under a writ of
fcri facias, einanating from the above emit.
tied court, in the above entitled case, l have
seize' and will offer for sale at public auction,
pursuant to law, to the last aud hiyhest hill
der. ut the courthouse iu the town OF Tube,
daux, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1889.
between the hours of II o'clock u. M. and 4
o'clock D. ILL.,. the following described proper
ty, tO-wit:
N LUGGER by the name of Ida, of
New Orleans"
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot III United States Treasury Notes to paw
the lriIcipal and interest in the above SUIT.
HENRY J. CELESTIN.
sept. -, 1889. Constable I'd Ward
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Par.
islI Of LafOurciie.
Simon abraham rs. Bernard Pen0Millc,
Natural Tutor, dc. No. 2447.

Take notice, that acting under and by
virtue OF an order Of seizure and sale
emanaring from, the above entitled
court. in the above entitled and numbered
case. l have seized and will offer for sale ut
public auction, pursuant to law. to the last
and highest bidder, at the courthouse IN the
town of Thibodaux. ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ,, 1889,
between the hours of II o'clock IL. m. and 4
O'Clock p. ~, the following described pro-
perty, tO-wit:
Che undivided tl,ree-eiglths of "a certain
sugar plantation 81 uated in the parish, of La.
fourche on the left descending bank of bayou
LafOurche at about twenty-five miles below
the town OF Thibudaux, measuring twenty
seven arpents front, more or less. by forty
arpents in depth. bounded above by lands Of
John Lyall formerly. now Of Leblanc and
I,yall, and below hy the Barataria canal, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and the right and privilege
thereof.
To pay and satisfy the sum of three tbous-
and seven hundred and nine and $1,000 dol.
lars with interest thereon from the ist day
of May. 1888 until paid, at the rate of eight
per cent per annum plus the additional sum
ut five per cent on the aggregate amount in
principal and interest OF SAID Indebtedness ia
attorneys fees and all costs herein for Cash,
and which said amount IN principal and inter-
est, attor leys fees and all costs herein are
secured by mortgage per act before Thomas
A. Badeaux, notary public of said parish of
date the 18th day OF May. 1883.
Pc. LORIO. Sheriff.
July %, 1889,
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SPECIAL.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
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The american Former is II large IT,
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PAS7URAGE

A FINE PASTURE of $40 arpents. situate
near Raceland. particularly adapted 70 -
use OF cattle raisers and others. Terms
month: Horses or Mules. 81, Cows or Beeve
Is cents; Calves or Sheep, 50 cents.
For further infOrmatlon address
OSCAR LEplNE
Racelaad. -
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Che TAitndaux Sentinel
s ,TUkDAY. OCTOBER d. 1899.

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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
both Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LaCOurchs.
Succession Of Pierre j.. Boudreaur,
No. 1898. PrObdtes.

Whereas Mrs. Elisa Vicknair. widow Of Leo
nard Lasseigne Of said parish. legal tutrix of
the minor Jean Boulreaux,. has made appli-
cation to be administrators Of the aforesaid
succession.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn.
ed and notified to file their opposition to the
said application in writing with the clerk of
said court at his office in the town OF ThibO-
,laux ten days after the first publication
hereof, otherwise the SAID applicant will be
confirmed and appointed as such administra-
trik.
(~~l Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal Of my efice this the 5th
(~~) day Of Oct. A. ID. 1883. !.
j. ". KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court
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Judge Mari, of the New Orleans
Criminal Court, charged his grand
jury strongly on the matter Of the
bond fraud and on the same day, it
returned into court with eight indict-
ments for embezzlement, in blank,
but generally supposed to be against
Major f. A. Burke. 1t is given out
that MI. Burke did not sail last Sat
urday en- the Etruria. as he kad pre-
Nously announced.
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. ..re:% or, ADv ERTu<sNG-

For ench ar,;nvc Of ten IlncEO or lesN: !1'o Hrs'
i,.srt;nn. s9 81. Second Insertion. 70 cents
rer so,,a,a. tKor subsequent INSERTIONS per
on.r. "a c,nts Obituaries 10 ceuts yer me.
p, oi.ssa .s,s aud business cards. 'nr'a"ing
pa,.er. Will he published at the ta'e ~ es-
Orr suuare fc" the hret ihse'''"" ="
for snhseaue,t insertions.
liberal diseount TO yearly advertisers'
Announcing candidates for office s'o' to be
osi., tor IN ADVANCE
Announcements not marked on the cony
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parsoos s4.,u,no communications to this pa
nat must aISays furnish their real names to
:he Editors. Ne|will not save or return re-
'ected manuscripts. u
AlInsions reronnally disparaging to any
one will never he inherited except .as aaVer-
tisements nor rhem,if peculiarly oo|ec''o"a'
BILE
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THE STATE UFLOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession Of Pierre j. BomdfeaNr,
No. 1898. Pr0bGtcs.5 ~

Whereas, Mrs Louisa Bond reaux. vic ow
of Pierre J.. Bondreaux, Of said parish. natu.
Bricitte Boulreaux, has made application to
be appointed administrative of the aforesaid
succession. 81
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their opposition to the
said application in writing with the the clerk
OF said court at his office in the town o! Thib-
odaux ten days after the first publication
hereof, otherwise the SAID applicant will be
confirmed aud appointed as such alministra-
trix.
~ Witness my haLd and the Impress
LIS. ; of the seal vf NV office this the 9TH
(>~)day Of Oct , Al 1899.
j.. ". kNOBLOClI-
Clerk of Court.
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We congratulate Bro. Lawton, Of
the New liberia Enterprise, on the
marked ma5erial improvement Of his
we'll edited Journal. The Enterprise
has been greatly enlarged, a change
which no doubt Indicates a material
increase in our esteemed brothers
.exchequer.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial Distrie: Court-Par-
ish of Laf0urche.
Succession to Pierre Lorio. No, 1892.
PrObates.

Whereas, Desire H. Lore of said parish, has
pointed administrator Of the aforesaid esl tate.
Now. therefore, all persons are hereby
warned and notified to fle their opposition to
the said application in writing with the clerk
Of said court, at his Office in tue town of
Ihibodanx, within ten days after the first pub.
lication hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will be duly appointed and cvntirmei ma
such administrator in accordan nee with law.
GIL In testimony whereof, witness nv
LIS. hand and the ilnpre, of the seal Of
(~~) my office, at T%hib,daux, this 2Stb
day Of Sept, A. d., 1882.
J w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
News and Notes from all Parts of the old
Dominion.

News and Notes from all Parts of the OF,
Dominion.
A CoLoRED voter yesterday wanted
hone to anti-Mahone.
JOHN q. COLEMAN, one of the bes
known citizens of Shenandoah county
died last week. aged 81 years.
CHARLES DUFFEY, of Alexandria, wa.
knocked down and run over by car
riags, but, fortunately, was not seri
Ously hurt.
a MILITARY MASS. in which armed
sailors took part, was celebrated Sun.
day on board the French frigale in tie
harbor of Baltimore.
TIE many friends of Miss Maggie
May Russell, of Portsmouth, will dee p
~ regret to hear of her death. which
sad event occurred this morning at
o clock. The deceased was only fifteen
years OF age.
THE southbound passenger train from
the north which arrived in Petersburg
one hour late Sunday morning had
attached to 1t three coaches filled with
Italian immigrants who were en- route
Tor Charleston, s. G.
No TIDINGs have as yet been had of
the lost boy, Bobbie Kelley, who disap-
peared from bis home on Salem street.
Lynchburg, last Thursday. No motive
can be ascribed either for his leaving
home or for his abduction.
INTELLIGENCE reached Norfolk Mon
day to the effect that the body of "a
man, whether white or cOlored. was
not stated, had been found III the vicin-
ity of Lambert Point. DR.. A. b. Heis-
land, magistrate in Atlantic City,
with a coroner's jury, left for the spot.
A DIFFICULTY occurred Saturday be
tween two negroes at the water tank
on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
a mile east of Norfolk. during which
one of them was shot. The wounded
man died from his wounds last night.
The murderer is at large.
On SATURDAY last an overgrown
youth-a tramp, entered the stores and
residences Of d number of ladies' in AL
exandria, and on being refused money
became very abusive. In one instance.
at least, one of the ladies called gen.
tleman to her aid and the tramp was
kicked into the street.
MILTON TINsLEY, a negro who was
some time ago convicted in Bedford
County Court for stealing a barrel of
flour and who recently broke Jail, was
arrested in Lynchburg Monday by Off
Ger Seay and lodged in jail. The Bed.
ford authorized were notified and Tins
ley will probably be taken back to mis-
old quarters to-day.
MONDAY afternoon colored man
who is employed on Mr.. John Coiton's
sioop, Norfolk, was told to do some
hing. He became angry, and struck
1t MIR. Cotton, but missed his mark.
Mr.. Cotton returned the blow with
more success. lie felled the darkey to
he deck ana then struck him again,
racking his skull.
WILLIAM Brown and Bird Woods
co!ored), the accomplicss of the negro
ieorge Early, ia the incendiary fires at
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GEORGE a. AINSIIE.

We gave in our issue of yesterday a
detailed biography Of Captain George
A. Ainslie, whose death is so sincerely
lamented in this city, with whose gene
raj interests be had in life for 80 long a
time been so honorably associated.
Captain Ainslie was type of class
Of men whom a community can least
afford to lose. Not only did he set IA
very high example in all the private
relations of life, and in business, in
which he was so eminently successful.
but he was most useful and active
citizen in his public relations.
Every man who builds up by tho ex-
ercise Of industry and sagacity. and by
strict integrity, an important manufac-
turing establishment, from which many
families derive support, and which
increases the wealth Of the community,
and extends its reputation, is entitled
to high consideration. If to success in
business be added liberal public spirit
that looks always to the best interests
of the whole people, the man SO dis
tinguished belongs to very high order
of citizenship.
Such mau was Captain Ainslie.
Starting with nothing, he sccumula-
ted fortune by his own prudence and
good sense.
He served for years as Chief of the
Fire Department, and was for some time
president of our Chamber of Commerce.
He also acted for long while as presi-
dent of our Mechanics Institute.
In all these positions he won the
highest esteem for his judgment and
character. In dying, he has left to his
family that most honorable OF all heri-
tages, a memory which will long sur
viye as that of an upright and useful
man.