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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-09

QQ.
Wind, velocity ....... 20 @
Mean temperature, 60.
Mean humidity, -.
0ioches.
Total excess or deficiency OF temperature since
January 1, Z 253 degrees.
Total excess or deficiency Of precipitation since
Jan. 1,-7.62 In.
81. ]. COX. Sgt. Sig. Corps.
Note: A minus sign l-]prehxed to Thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero.
ssiE" In connection with rainfall indicates a
trace of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow is melted and resulting depth Of water no.
ted under rainfall
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
AUG. Q.
sun R1sxs, 4:I5 NOOK skrs, H1ez WATER,
SUN SETS, $50 2:46 $50
DEATHS.
R!NawALD.In this s. city, Aug. Th. Christian
Ringwald. aged "a years, months, "a days, of 81
The funeral will take place from the Zion Lutheran
church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward
street, Sunday, Aug. 18th, at o'clock D. NJ Rel
atives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend without further notice. ct
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NOTICE.
CEALED proposals will be received up to 1880
y O'Clock August 18th, 1889. for furnishing and
placing stone upon SO much Of the recently graded
part OF Elm street, West Haven, as now remains
not deemed for the best interest of the borough is
reserved HERBERT P. WHEELER, Warden.
Dated August eth, 1889. aus ct
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Par
isll of Laionrchr.
Succession Of Albert j. Brooks. No.
1900. Pt.0bdtes.

Pursuant to an order aud decree of the
above entitled court and in obedience to 1t
commission to me directed in the above enfi-
tied ard numbered Succession and
bearing date Of Nov. II. 1880, l will offer for
sale ut public auction, pursuant to law, to
tue last and highest bidder at the courthouse
in the town cf Ihibodaux. on
SATURDAY, DEC. 22. 1889,
between the honrs of II O'Clock u. H. and 4
e'.'lnck y. m, the following described pro
perty, to-wit:
/. The eastern half Of lot Of gronnd situa-
ted in the Tawn Of Thibodaux. being the cas-
tenn half of lot No. huiidl Ell and ninety
one I9l as represented on plan of Il part oi
soia town made by Il y. Richardson. survey
or, on thn i1th day OF June. 1916; said lot
Ne. one hundred and niuety-onh 1911. of
wc, this is the eastern half measures nine.
ty-seVen feet and one iuea ~ feet | III on
Harrison street and ninetysix teet eleven in
,hes ta6 1t II in] on Chnreh street by two
hundred and twenty-siX feet and II inches
I:26 It II mi on the northern line and two
hundred and twanty-s;,; feet and one and
one bird inches ,26 It II in] on the south
ern line in depth. said eastern half being
bounded il. fro8t or west by lot OF George
Bryant. norti, by lot No. one hundred and
ninety 1901. east Ivy Harrison street and
south by eastern half of lot No. one hundred
and nine-tao [i92l. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all
the arrurtenances thereof.
= 4 certain tract Of lauti situated in this
parish in the Druslr Grand Chcue at about
four niles north ot the town Of IhIhotlaux
ara ut one hundred ii t, thirty l3G arpeEt.
from the bayou Lasonrc'lr. measuring one
ana one-half II 81 arpents front OH the ives
tern boundary by sever e arpents more OF
less in depth bounded north by lands now
or formerly OF Evariste Adam, south by lands
of EUGENE RoudreanN.s now or formerly, west
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SUGAR AND RICE ESTATE
At AUCTION.
"cHlNA GROVE" "plANTAT'N
Sale by P. z. I4orio. Sheriff, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1899

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1889,
ut the Court House in the town. OF Thibodanx
bet ween the h'urs and 3 o'clock in the If
ttrneon at puhlic auction.
hat certain tract OF land known as the
- iiha Grovc' P';,ntaion, situated in the
PARISH OF i.af"Grchs an tho left descending
h. hk "f the baynu LalOurche ut % bout four
ni' {. below the towr Of Thibodaux peas,,r.
III. IA Hrpenis li.Ore or leSs front on sail
hy"u Lisi"nrche and Morgan Raj read
ny eighty tso) arl'cnts III depth the
lateral lines eunvergine considerably
as they recet!e tr"m te said bayou,
i'"n"sse'' above by lands OF l;abin Rr,s, and
below hy the track of M".gan's |. g. r. rail
road aud lands ef Marcelhn Richard: IT, q
wilnle a.rreahly To plan OF sketch lDa-xed
10 al. a'ii lleni ic .. sale of said plantation Of
date the the i5tli Arril, 1881 and recorded in
he conveyance office of the parish OF La
t"urhe
Together with all the buildings and i'm
provemt nts thereon. aud all the appnltemau-
ces thereof; eight (S) mules. five (5) carts,
five ~ plows all agricultural implements s
| thereto belonging.
1erms-One-.hir.l cash, and the balance ut
one, Two ana thiee years, with interest there
on ut the rate uf per cent from the tay "
sale. and secured hy vendors lien aud privi.
lrgr. The net to contain all the her usual
| security clarSe.'.
Act ut SAFE before Philip L. Leblanc Nota-
! ry, AT the expense Of purchaser.
For iurihcr particulars. address
CilAS. ESP IMAM.
~ Decatur ST., New Orleans La.
+ L LORlO, Sheriff
! NV. Is, 1889
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court-Par-
ish Of LatOuiciie.
Succession Of Joseph Rosemond Le-
Blanc end Community. No. 1888.
Prebatcs.

Pursuant to an order aud decree of the
above entitled court and in obedience tn
commission To me directed in he i.hn"c en-
titled a,i.i ntnh red succession bearing date
October iG, 1889. will offer fer sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
mi hi chest bidder at the courthouse in the
town OF ThihodauX. on
SATURDAY, ECElIBER IS, 1859,
between the honrs of II o'clock II. IN. and
o'ri"ck p. m, the following described pro
perty. to-wlt:
/. A certain lot of ground situated in said
pari~.. oI i.ai"uirhe ut four nles below the
town of Thtbodaux and above the New Or
leans. 0peousas and Great Western railroad
now Morgan's oaisiana and Texas railroad
and s. Steamship Company. and being lot No.
tou" & on IA plan made by Joseph Nicholas
on April 18th, 1854, measuring hfty-seyen
feel seven inches t57 fl Z in| front on he pub
lie road, one hundred and eighty feet $50 ft)
deep the western line. one hundred and
eighty-nne feet (iSi III deem on he eastern
line. and nineteen ana two -twe'tths feet
10 II : fl in Tie rear; Together with ali the
buildings and improvements ther"cn.
=. A certain tract ot land situated in said
parish of s.aiuurche right bank or bayou la
iouvctlc. at abunt three or more miles below
the town of Ihhodatiy, measuring three ar
penis lno,e or less irent. by forty arpents
in depth. bounded above by land now owned
by Lncier /. -&ni,lroG, and below hy lands
now owned By widow and heirs al Gieophas
Adam. deceased. together with all tire bui''i-
Jugs and improvements thereon.
Purchased by TIE said Joseph Rosemo'd
Leblanc deceased in conformity with ex-
istn. lines and per aversipnenf from
/ boundary to boundary. wifinnt warranty as
! tn The sxsc, quan;i5y of lana sold tl'e mere
+! nl less going 10 the profit or loss Vi tue pnr-
! chaser
/ MOEEABLEs
+ Seven heasteads and he',dings, two ar.
meirss. IS chairs. poker. DINING able,
! wa4hstands i safe, stov" and cooking uten-
i sis. clock. bureau. 6 loohing-g lasses
| lot of porcelain ware. sewing machines. :
j small tables, buggy and harness, lamps
i / shotgun. small table, . ronnd tables,
! iron safe, ! remnant groceries, lot store hx
tu,es, l lot barroom-
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-Casil on the
spot i'll Uuited States treasury Notes to pay
debts. -
! Nov. %, 1889.
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| he other terms will he civil terps

he other terms will he civil terps
Tie terms III March aud November will be
presided over by Judge Walter Gnior, aud the
terms III June and September will be presided
over by Judge Taylor Beattir.
In the parish OF Lafourche the terms shall
be held follows:
On the first Monday OF February.
On the first Monday of April.
On the first Monday of July.
On the first Monday of October.
lie terms hcginnlg the first Mondays
OF April and October shall be Jury terms at
each OF which, a grand jnrv shall Le empanel-
led
The other terms will be civil terms.
11i" terms IN February an,l October will
he presided over by Judge Walter Guion, AMI
the terms in Arri and July Will he prrsi'.r't
over by Judge Taylor Deattie. For each ~.
ry term .'nry shall is. drawn for three
weeks Of The tenn unless otherwise specially
ordered ny the Judge.
The Judges reserve the right to interchange
term with each other and to preside one tor
the other whenever the puh.'r itercst ar
their own convenience may render it .les,ra-
ble.
All cases III which ole of the julyes may
be recu-rd shall he contim.,od to the next
terra held by HE other Judge.
lhis order shall gn into effect from and af.
ter the first day Of JANUARY. 1890.
Thus done ard sig ell in open court, at
tHiS udN vi tNoNcuucs,
1859. tSigned)
WAITER GUION.
TAILaR REATrIE
Judges Goth District.
Filed November 4th, 1889.
(Signed
OSCAR DUGAS
Deputy Clerk.
(~e~) true copy. Clerks Office, Parish
lis. af Assumption this tenth day OF Nov
(-~>- )cnbcr, A. D., 1889. tS,sned(
OSCAR DUGAS.
Deputy Clerk.
Flied in my Office on this eth day OF Noven,-
ber. 1889. and spread on the minutes Book
-" of said accuant folio Us and ! l6 the samc
day.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
( L.S. Of tne seal of my office at Tiht daux,
~ this eth day of Nov a. y. 1888.
j. w. kNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court Parisl, Of Laiourtlie.
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RULES OF COURT CHANGING
TERMS.

It is ort|ei ed that the terms Of the Twen-
fieth Judicial District Court shall be held
iollows:
Ia the parish of Assumption:
0n the first Monday OF March.
Gn tie first a'sn,'ay Of June
On tho first Monuay of September.
On the first Monday of November.
The terms beginning on the first Iondays
of March and September shall be JUICY terms
at each OF which, a grand jury shall be en-
panelled.
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THE STATE OF LOUISl.AEA.
Goth Judicial District C.,urt. Par
i>l %! Lafuurc.:...
Ct.EHk'SOFFICE. }
ThibO.!auX, Sent. ,..S, 1852.

l hereby cert f. that "n the 9Th day of
Sept. 1889. the follnwiu. nn,nr.i prisons
we've drawn hy til inry commissioners OF
sad parish, to serve as jurors l.r Ike eusuin"
term of said coutt beginning on Mnn.!a,.
Dec. end. 1889
For the second week "f said court hegin
ning on Monday Dec. 9Th, isS: rs follows,
VII
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offer for sale at public auction. isaisiiant
to law, TO the last and highest bidder. at lhe
courthouse in .he town of IhihadanH, ca
SATURDAY. JAN. 4. 1899.
hetween the horrs of l o'clock Il. III. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, the following described r;o
perty to wit:
!. The W Of W. and y " of " !.
section 3. + 20. $ y l..
.. Lot7 cf section ;,3 I 20 s II - T. be;n. Il
acres OF land on right bank af bayou Laioni-
che, bounded .ilny, by lands Of 4. Daf,atIc
and below by lands OF il. Dausereau.
) $500 ar.,ents. lot j., of Eon.eroi pl:r,
right bank bayou Ees AllciGands, about 50
aipent~ from s.utl bayou. bJnuded toward
bayou Des Allemanhs by portions "f' lots Is
ana 81 Of said plan, above ny lot 81. below
by lot 81 aud in the rear on toward bayua
Lafourche by iot Is and borton ct lot l. of
s.li, plan measuring upper lirlc s,'nara;ila .
it. from lot 81 ahoat - arpts a;itl tu the loser
liue separating II tr1a .ot ~ alinut 50 arpcit
and the line drawn al iigiit "ns.ies bswern
sai. upper .,au lower lines ui!Nin, Il lang ii
of 40 atpeuts.
1. 1919 ar,,ents. lot a. of he B"ugerel plan,
rioht hank hayoa Des Aiielna,t's, bout ~
arpears irant on s,d haycu, tie upprr !iie
having 1t depth of los a.len,, anu the lower
li.ie having delth of lo0 ;irrcnt-, hoahtled
above Av iots /. - and of :hc s,., ,aH. ana
below by lei IN OF the said plan. ii ,hs =
by 10. Z and 1t portion OF lot 8, conts.!iln :,
about 1919 snllc ir;a arpents
). 1870 arpeuts les IS ottle BnTgcrol plan.
right bank 0: baypu Des Al eiuan,;s. having
Il front Of forty arperts, bounded ahoy'' by
lot a and below by lot % ol >a.d Plan, the
,uprr line having depth OF 10 a,tent, ant.
tie lower line depth o. la7 arpoats.
d. 5235 arpents lot 56 If Boueeto! plan,
ii:lt ba..k oil hayou les Alemands, having
:. wid !! OF forty ;trpeats, the upper Inc hav
j. . u depth of l25 arpents. the lower line
h;gvire a depth et i:}i arpents, bonnaed IN
rrtut ny Bal o,i ,.es Al.emandes. ABOVE by
lnf j., of said plan, below py lands of j. Il.
G e,ns aud Bro ana in the real toward Bay
"a Laiourche by lot IS aud portion o. lot %
of said plan.
l. 1882 .rpnrts lot 81 of the ROngerol plan.
situatea riuEt han1 OF Bayou des Ali niands
about - arpents from said bayou being of an
Irregular shape bounded toward Bayou dies
Allemanas by portions OF lots so and 53 ci
said plan, On the upper line by lot 49 oa the
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TUESDAY. DEC. II, 1889.
EA'|'Al 7alzzEE 7alzzE 100000

100000 Tickets at Forty Dollars;
Halves, $40; Quarters. $40; Eighths,
S.; Twentieths, So; Fortieths. 81.
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Ia Prizes, Amounting TO 81, sJ1. 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

FsFoR CLUB RATES or anv further infor-
Eearion desired. write iegihiy 10 The under
fsned. clearly stating your residence, with
f1ale. County. Street aud Number. More
hs'M return mail delivery Will be assured by
Eoer enclosing aa envelope bearing your
Full address
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Ntw Or}ea.ts National Eaiai,

sdtreas Registered Lo!.ers containing Currency
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Otli Judicial District Court, Parie!'
of Lafourche.
Succession Of Pierre A. Thibodaur. N
124l. pyObdtcs.

Pursuant TO an o,sier nd slecfecp the above
entitled court ami Ia oha,9 "Eec 70 commits
sion to mo directed III the ateve enti,i"a sac
cession. bearing date of ''ct. t6. 1889, ! Will
offer for sale at public auetlon nursiiau!
to law. TO the last aud highest bidder. at Tue
courthouse in ,he town of IhihndanX, cn
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NEW ORLEANS, Li'
."RTMENBFI,

"REMEMBEn. that the payment OF
|sses is GUARANTEED by FOUR Ma
knAAL BANKS u New Orleans, and the
sets are sigued by The President Of an In
E'alion whose chartered rights are reoog-
- IN the highest Courts; therefore. be-
fse OF all limitations or anonymous
kheines.'
WE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
~ OF iractisn of Il Ticket ISSUED BY US
any Drawing. Anything IN our name
sleu ior less than Dollar is a swindla.
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EJ1ErG3Gs 6 v.'E'.

all ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued ty alt Express
leMpaheS or AoW York f.Nei'anse.
addressed va q sSEaaN,
New Orleans La.
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6NPRECEDEETED kTTRacTi0n
OVER TWO aGltilOHS DISTRIBUTED


Ineorpo, atetl bv the Legislature. for
Educational and charitable l,nrpusrs. aud Its
franchise made n part of the present State
in 1879. hy an OVERWHELMING
1upuLAR VOTE.
ns GRAND ENTEAORDlNsR sRY DRAW
! hyGS take place Seml-Apnnaliy, tJnne and
Slecember.l and it's GRAND SINGLE NUM-
f,ER DRAWINGS take place in each ot the
Sa,hcr ten months in the yrar AMI are all
Emwn in public. at the Academy of Music.
New Orleans, La.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise
+br arrangement nts for all the Monthly an,. Seni-
Aunual Drawing Of the ori-iana State Lot
! kcry Co.. and IN person manage an! control
hbr Drawings themselves. and that tue same
k,re conducted with honesty. fairness. and in
l.ood faith toward all parties. aud we author
Eza the Company tUNse this certificate. with
kscsimiles of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

The fifty workingmen and women
sent by the Detroit Ecening Ne,oS to in
vestigate the condition of European
wage-earners, have returned 10 their
homes. They visited the shops and
factories of all the principal cities of
Great Britain, France, Holland, Bel
GUM and Germany. In most of the
countries visited they had free access TO
the factories, but they were denied adj
mission to the great Krupp gun works
at Essen, Germany. The visit of these
representative workingmen To Europe,
and the report they make of their OBJ
servations while there, will not create
any especial enthusiasm in the ranks of
the free traders of this country, for they
found that in no country in Europe is
the workmen so well paid, so well
clothed, so well fed or so well housed
as the workmen of America, whose
avocations are protected by high tariff
The condition of female wage-workers
i'm all the countries visited was deplor
able-they getting small pay, and often
doing mems work, such as forging nails,
making chains, etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

Now that the administration has
yielded to the demands of the soldier
hating element i'm the democratic party
and made Corporal Tanners stay at the
head of the pension bureau SO unpleas-
ant as to draw from him his resigna.
ton, witness with what alacrity they
now turn and stab the president for do.
ing exactly what they have demanded
he should do. They now claim that
the pension commissionership was the
price agreed upon by Mr.. Harrison if
Tanner would come to Indiana during
the campaign and keep the G.. A. h. in
line for the republican ticket, and they
charge the president with rank treach-
cry in "deserting comrade when un-
der fire" We presume this element
can be made happy only by giving the
pension bureau to one Of its own ilk
and who will consider that he is only
dealing with beggars and plunderers
of the treasury when he is doing out
such pittances as he must.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

Hon. :. ;. Cox of New York died ON
the evening of the 10th inst. and there
are very few men living in this country
to-day whose death would be more
keenly felt by the people at large. Mr..
Cox was class by himself-unique,
peculiar, original, and never sinking to
the level of the commonplace. He was
all his life stalwart democrat, but he
had as many warm personal friends in
the republican party as in his own.
His versatility amounted to genius, and
even prevented his getting the highest
political rewards, for the average
democrat distrusts leader so capable
of sudden surprises and so gifted with
wit. His career had been long and
varied and successful Whether in
congress or in the diplomatic service,
or rs a writer of most interesting books
of travel, he was always Sunset Cox, y
active, original, and fertile in re-
sources.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

ALL parties in France are working
vigorously for success in the approach
ing elections. The Comte de Paris, as
head of the monarchist party, has is
sued manifesto appealing To monarch
ist Catholics, imperialist Christians and
moderate minded men who, having in
vain sought To found an honest repub-
lie, cannot continue eternally ''to de-
fend, against their experience, a form
of government that has been condemn
ed by its results" In the event of a
monarchist success, the Comics pro-
gramme is to remedy urgent evils first,
and then undertake a revision of the
constitution. He advocates a submits
sion to the people of the question Of the
form of government, and is confident of
an overwhelming majority declaring
for the monarchy. Certain expressions
in this manifesto indicate that a coali-
ton of the Boulangists, monarchists
and imperialists is formed TO overthrow
the republic, and then let the people
decide which of the three shall govern
France. Prince Victor Napoleon makes
similar appeal to the French people
through the columns of Figaro
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

IT is understood that the third party
prohibitionists, at their state confer
ence at Lansing, decided To do nothing
toward securing prohibition anywhere
under 1.-THE republican local option
law" In other words they are opposed
to it and don't want 10 see it succeed.
BY voting with the liquor dealers and
saloon interests they can undoubtedly
defeat prohibition in many of the
counties of the state-perhaps two
thirds of them. But there is one
thing they will certainly have 10 do:
they will have to show their hands,
and many of them have already done
so. The temperance people of the
state may as well understand now as
later where these third party politi-
clans stand, and the sooner the latter
take their position the better.-Detrou
Tribune
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

JOHN l.. SULLIVAN announces his
willingness to represent Boston dis
trict in congress, if its democratic ma
jority sees tit To send him there. That
j. l.. has been consistent democrat
all his life, there can he no doubt. He
has been firm upholder of the doe
trine of personal liberty" SO dear To
the heart of the average democrat, and
there is no doubt of his ability to hold
the entire saloon vote of his district,
for he has given that strong ally Of the
democracy great deal of hearty en-
enlargement and support. In con-
gress or out of it, John is a democrat
pure and undefiled, and would make a
good running mate for the only Rid
dleberger.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

The race of old-fashioned, large
mouthed copperheads is not yet wholly
extinct, and fair specimen of him is
found in the editor of the Pittsburg
Post That sheet is just now amusing
itself by making faces and shouting
"Roguew at Corporal Tanner. The
class of which he is an individual will
never learn to love or respect an old
soldier, and when he is on two crutches
they don't hesitate To insult him.
Some honest, muscular man about
Pittsburg should interview the Post ed
itor. Tanner may not have proved
fully equal to the great task set before
him, but no one except just such speci-
mems as here referred 10 have ever
doubted his sterling honesty and integ-
rity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-09-18

WHAT howl the democratic press
of the country would set up if il should
transpire that some republican was
drawing two salaries from the u. ;.
government at the same time. But as
it is a democrat, we presume they will
take the matter very philosophically
IL is Gen Rosecrans who is thus favor
ed He draws 81 900 year rs register
of the treasury and 81, l25 rs brigadier
general on the retired list Now, gem
tlemen, lets have your best thoughts
on this subject: Shall "Old Rosa" be
retained in the treasury department or
not?