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AQyEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 209, STEWART BUILDING,
$50 BROADWAY, NEWYOKk. A

ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids or proposals for building earth and masonry
dam for Reservoir IN the Titicus River Purdys
station In the North Salem, Westchescr County
New.York with gatahouse and other appurtenaneesS as
the approved forms OF contract ana scinca
lions on the office OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
Will received at this office until o'clock p m on feo
r,Iary 5h 1890 at which place and hour they Will be
pubcy opened by the Aqueduct Commissioners and the
award FOR doing said will be made by said Commits
soners soon thereafter as possible; Blank forms OF
contract Specifications therefor and bids proposals
and proper envelopes for their enclosure be obtained
az The office Of the Aqueduct Commissioners APP
ulicaton o the Secretary.
- nv order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
~ JAMES G. DUANE, President.
roug n gHFEHAN Secretary
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT. NoRdH, RiVER.
100 Time Tor Tf ha % SsSeRSm ~ MaucA
ohga ,S and Eason Be Aua
town and Mauch CHUNK uor,,co0g r,.,o0 n.,,.,.u-
A st MaasS
ms w RGsEe ra~aau' sham0A BUN
bury zoo p no fef bennington BehJsssa Allen
town Maucn cs or fasoS BehlsheS ascS
sI Ea.oa
g 70 ard %Rsb Es@nst &icn,own M.u,s
Chunk Heading HaErsearg e, etc on sundays at $50
D. zoo a. M SUNDAYS. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allen.
town oS ana M s1nGays Bethlehem. Allen.
RI kd po Banf Pea aSas
OO Sunday s' trains 90 not ssoD ocean Grove :
AsPgry Monmouth Beach seabrght etc. at 80 sa
For Atlantic III Viz Ma,swan and ksyPers
20 For I % CG go rs m 90 20 45 p M
For Toms River and B@negat, 80, l5 a. M. 100.
4;1o or Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeton 80 me-
n 90 D. M through coach.)
For Freehold 80 si5. IL rs a. m. 100. ++s.
l For pp Perth ri AmoOy 30 oo SIS 10 30 II rs
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. Of NewJersey Philadelphia and Reading
For h4d at p 90 As 80 IL 90 a so.
SG SS s9s So &c. SO So OC co. % % 4s n
u. Bsismcre sndwssSirgtOp daily at go u 90 cen.
'is night have for Reading ass
Tickets and PafoF Car seats Be procured POI,
ilS s ST. is. East Si i5hs Nsw9orS coars SEQ
Fuiton.st:, % Broadway, Brooklyn: ali
baggage from hotel residence
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Gitn propertp for Sale.

A -MADISON-AVE., near 119th-st., desirable three
"A story brownstone, 20x50X75 feet; IL rOoms price
Il 500 or viii be decorated and rented at 81 200.
PORTER e. CO., II East 125th-st.
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New-York, Thursday, January %.
The following sales held at the Exchange and

Auction Room to-day:
4story buildings with plot Of land Nos 271 and 273
7thaye s 1910 25thst, plot 40.Sxll2 and similar
building with plot OF land Nos IS and 100 West 2Sthst
s. 20 # Q 7th-ave lot 41.SX7S0; ID Cohen, SIO,5OO
4story building with lease " lot, No II Avenue A,
W g. 5th-st lot 24xl00; @ ii Huber, $ll55O.
4 similar building with lot, No ia 3d.aye, W near
45th-st lot 25.6x95 A A Fishel $50, 100
4.story building with lease OF lot NO 65 Veseyst,
A. 1908 ii W Church.st lot 25x75i Martin, SO SIS.
/ four-story dwelling with lot; No go Lenoxaye. n Q
cor 15Istst lot % 1Ox100: u Keith, 81 $50.
W. NIsWJERSEY PROPERTY
lots Ocean-ave, cor Chelsea-aYe, Long Branch,
J L. Dodge. $500.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
Interior lot 2G39 W Avenue G. and 81 sth-
str II Fraud TO II Schellng 49,: 81
Woods to Martha Dunn .vG.' 10000
h0 sxc go' to 'i Il Gaiewslii 1900
54th-st = S, 295 5th-ave, 2O0h1OO.o; A ID Il
Jewett TO A ID Smith.
Washin gton.ave S. 1923 Quarry Road, DIX
100; Adebert Becker to G. W Copey and =,
'9t miller ref to LoewenseIn 81 300
HeaTei'w wines ref to Charles woiinsky 1000
V0d To- Frederick lex wiiIenbrcck 1So5O
leS Slm1oSs NO 10 Do.@ $500
llS SIhc oshS: 70 to'o II Reiley - 1900
Same property: Caroline Boehm to Robert Kelley ,200
John Wittlgschlager to George Robinson ......
'ot9S Frdus u TO to Thomas fitzgerald 1000
Centra.ave 8 @ s. adj land Of Chrystle and others,
POOLE aa,;iooo acres $1,000
IL ifh PASSENGER to- to Eli Carrier $500
Luddl eyy NO 81 eAor' hne.. " $4,000
Same property Rebecca and Ernest II Kahrs to
14! in. Frank to- Allen Townsend 5000
Kinesbrdge Road, 1886 ~ OF MarlOn-aVe, -
i6x rreg Jos II Kahn 10 Lille Yoran LOU
Fred STYLES and wife to jas Green -. 1, &c.
l-V samS 10 same O ~ 1, &c.
12Oth.st S. 280 It O OF 5th-ave, 35x100.11; same
TO Phillips e. Co l. &c
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On Produce Exchange to-day The butter market
dull creamery, 16a20c dairy 7d20e. Eggs firm; 14d
14i2c.
Milwaukee, Jan. 23-;FlOur dull. Wheat steady No,
Northern pth Sic Corn nrm; 10. on track 2siaa2ec
oats nrmer; 40. white track. 232c. Rye firm; No.
Provisions active: Pork, g IS. Lard s5 95 butter
Cheese unchanged chcddars 9d92c. Recepts-Flour,
20 bbs wheat 900 bush barley is 500 bush. Ship
mcnts-Four, 800 bbls wheat, LOO bush barley 900
bush.
Toledo Jan. 23-Wheat dun and firm; cash. S14c :;
January SHE; May, s32c July, SOC. Corn steady and
firm cash Sic May. 33c. oats quiet cash 23c Clover
steady cash and January, 80 So February
SO Az March, 80 522. Receptso1Wheat 5,3oO bush
corn, 40 900 cloverseed 004 bags. shipments
Wheat 3540 bush corn IL 607 bush oats 100 bush
| rye, ], 400 bush clover-seed III bags.
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A POPULAR HISTORY.

A POPULAR HISTORY.
History written in a most fascinating manner.-tN T.
Times
Fxhibts the same excellent qualities which won popu
Iarty for the History Of Our Own Times."-(N. Y.
Tribune. ,,
The narrative never loses its vitality from beginning
to end-(Academy, London.
As fascinating as an ably written romanee-(Boston
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ANCIENT LITERATURE.
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF ANCIENT LITER
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Mayor;
FREDERICK SMYTH,
Recorder;
THEODORE w. MYERS,
Comptroller;
RICHARD CROKER,
Chamberlain
WALTON STORM.
Chairman, Committee on Finance.
Board of Aldermen;
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LIKE LORNA DOONE."

Has in some respects much Of the same charm which
made Lorna popular-(Phladepha Inquirer
In Kit and Kitty 4" Mr.. Blackmore reverts to his
.,v smpcv Of style that charmed the lovers Of Lorna
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
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III.
KIT AND KITTY.

Novel BY r. D. BLACKMoRE, Author OK " Lorna
Doone" Springhaven," &C. 12mo' cioth' Sl 20
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THE FOUR GEORGES.

A History Of the Four Georges. BY JUSTIN NC
cARrHY. Author Of "a Short History of Our Own
Tim.s.n &c. Vol II uniform with Vol. u. limo
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Cash quotations follows Flour unchanged No
spring uhta a., 76Lc No .prng wheat 66d DC o. red
76loc: 29asc No . oats, 21dzli4c; No rye,
- pc No blriey 5pd57c No naNseed. q IS; prime
per loo N, IS 90, short ribs sides 1oosel, % s59
dear sides boxed, So 1odsj 10 whskey. dsters'
ished goods, per gal, al o.; sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

Commissioners
OF the
Sinking Fund.
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ppopos,rs For FrrRNISUING MATERIALS AND
PERFORMING WORK IN THE EfEStI ~ CcoGIrI,T
COMPLETION OF THE NEW CkIrMili, Sa az LAWS
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Ronnp1 oil n unchanged nc IOU CeIIs peT EHIIOH
barrels and 9. 20 cents In cases. .,, ...u..
Foreign quotations unchanged as Ipllows' Ahs"e
1ss SIGs, francs Bremen GOO marks London 81 penc
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
AN n
Providing for the construction and main
tenancc Of sidewalks in the town Of

ETONIuIHZ lOI lI1E GbIIsbI tGbIyI ttuG Aitlu~
tenance Of sidewalks in the town Of
Abbeyille, Louisiana.
BE it ordained, That whenever the ma
iority of the Taxpayers and property
owners OF any square fronting on any
street IN this corporation shall by petition,
apply TO the Town Council for the con-
struetion of q sidewalk on said street.
stating their willingness to defray one
half of the total cost of the proposed side
walk, the quality of which shall be speei
fled by said petitioners, it shall then be-
come the duty of the Town Council, pro
yided the funds in the treasury unappro-
priated shall justify. tie at once advertise
for 80 DAYS for the construction of said
sidewalks, and award the same to the low
est bidder who shall be required to fur
nish bond for the faithful execution of
the contract.
hereafter constructed In tHgtowH of Alb
beville shall he eff brick or wood.
Brick sidewalks. shall he six (6l feet
wide. unless the width Of THE banqnette
shall be less. and shall be built of good
hard burned bricks, set clearinghouse
style on d layer of sand, tire ground being
well levgled and rlGnIled, and covered
with q thick coating Of sand. The curb
inr shall beof heart cypress planks not
less than 2 inches thick, extending from
the bottom If tho ditch to the level OF the
sidewalk, saidplank shall be firmly spiked
10 stakes 3x4 u feet apart set firmly in the
ground on the inside of the curb.
All wooden sidewalks shall be built OF
good heart pine or cypress plank not less
Than one inch thick, resting n Xxi inch
stills, the enter ones being SET q inches
from the ends and the third IN the centre,
and firmly nailed to the siils, and shall be
of such width as desired by the petition
ara. provided that no sidewalk shall be
less than 8 feet wide.
All sidewalks shall be constructed upon
lines and levels Furnished under the di-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Land Office ut New Orleans, In,

Land Office ut New Orleans. In,
October e., 1880.
Notice is hereby given chat the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be-
made before the. Judge, or Clerk of Dis
triet Court. ab Akbeyine, Louisiana, on.
Tuesday, November 25, 1890, VIZ
WeRmE TrnERans
who made Homestead Entry No. s251, for
the SIC /, Sec. 0, T. ~, SIR. / East, Louis
ana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Joseph j..
Hebert, Ignace BroHssafi, Odilon Ban-
dom. Philosie Vincent, all of Yermiliou
Parish, Louisiana.
CHAs. G. FALFREYs Register.
October II. fsg0.-6t.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
MARRIED..

SAGRERA-WHtr On Friday,
October 81. 1890. at the residence.
of the brides father, Isaac White,
.Cheniere aa Tigre, Vermilion par.
ish, by Judge Joseph Trahan, Or.
Raphael sagrera and Miss Alice
White.
Our congratulation 60 ont to the
happy couple.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15

Ernest Mouisset, a Vermilion boy
now chief clerk at the Southern
News Company's Star & Crescent
Hotel at Lafayette was in town last
week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15

Francois Rageur, the Roy7irla
capitalist was in town on business
last Monday. He has lately re,
turned from a visit to his native
land, Italy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
Site or LOUISIANA,
Tsoehy-ftA Judicial District Coaok
-
Parish ct VarW3Ij6,a

Succession of Jean Pierre Mouniuue.
No. $50.
Application Of Jean Camille to be APP
pointed administrator of said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in said succession, or having
any opposition to make to the application
of said applicant to file same IN writing
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my official signature and
seal of court this 25thday OF October, 1890
ALCIDE LEBLANC, Clerk.
White & BFoussard, Attys,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
ARREYI1LE. Ocfoher ID. 1sqo

The Town Council of Abbeville met this
day ut the courthouse pursuant to adj
journment, with j, O. Lege, mayor, and
G. u. Edwards, o. B0uraue, and u. A.
Mazerolle. aldermen.
On motion Of Ophelias Bourque, the
following ordinance was read and adopt
AN ORDINANCE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
NOTICE.

Hunting on The lands and premises
OF The undersigned, is, henceforth.
prohibited. anyone tresspassipg
on his properties will be prosecuted
10 the all czteat Of the law.
3. p GuEYDAv,
Shell Beach3La
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15

Mr.. Afez. Mire, Of the Grand
Prairie Settlement has set up a small
horse mill and pans and will grind
cane for himself and neigEbors,
making syrup only.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15

Group and diptheria ere some.
what prevalent in the country.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
AN

Prohibiting riding, driving or Ltchinc
any horse mule or other anf..ssl upon
the sidewalks, of the town of Able
Vile, Louisiana.
BE it ordained, That it shall be unlawful
Tor any person to ride, drive or hitch any
horse mule, or other animal on any side
walk IN the town of Abbeville, under
penalty OF a fine of not more than ten tSIGl
collars orten days imprisonment or both
al the dlsefetion OF the mayor.
BE 1t further ordained. That any ordi4
nance or part of ordinance in conflict with
this ordinance shall and the same is heres
by repealed j.. o. LEGE, Mayor,
A true copy:
Attest J.J, ABADIE. Secretary.
On motion the meeting adjourned sub
jeet to call.
Jos. J. ABkDlE, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15


Mr.. R. T. Hogsett has bought
the Attakapas Telegraph line run
ming from st. Martinyille To New
Iberia, and has also secured the con-
troll Of the telephone and aas com,
bined the two lines. The Abbeville
line will also be connected with the
St. Martin line. establishing tete-
phone communication between St.
MartinyiIIe and Abbeyille.
Farm hands are unusually scarce
this year. Some Of our rice plant
rrs are paying 81 so and $500 per
day for help. Certain cotton plant
ers are paying one dollar a hundred
for cotton picking. The big crops
and ~lateness in harvesting is gener.
ally considered the reason Of the
scarcity.
The dust this week has been very
annoying 10 The business portion Of
tom. Il strikes u thai It would be
a good idea for our merchants to
club together ard purchase a sprink
ling cart and keep the dust down
whenever It becomes troublesome.
The amount Of goods damaged ny
the dust would more than pay for
the machine.
Judge Moutou, on Wednesday,
rendered a decision in the celebrated
land suit Of Mrs. Demosthene NlRcz
vs. Felix Broussard, maintaining, de-
PENDANTS plea ONO cause Of action.
Mrs. Nlnaz will take an appeal to
the Supreme Court where her indie.
fatigable attorney, Mr.. L. L. Bour-
ges hopes to win. The suit was a
very important one, involving some
very khotty law points, and attract
ed a great deal Of interest.
Yesterday morning our young
friend Willie P. Edwards left here
for New Orleans, where he will en-.
ter the Law Department Of Tulane
University. Will is a studious
Young man, and graduated with
honor from the literary department
of Tulane two sessions since, Oar
best wishes follow him and We trust
he may acqait himself creditably in
his new studies.
Why don't you take a few shares
of stock in the Abbeville Building
and Loan Association? Every old
as well as young mar in this section
Of the parish should take at least
five or ten shares. It will prove a
safe paying investment. Payments
I
are made monthly. aud are easily
met. The money is invested here
and under the charge Of home men,
and is perfectly safe in every way.
The bidding last Wednesday for
the money offered by the Building
Association was decidedly lively.
The first loan Of 5000 was knocked
of to Mr. Joseph Landry, at 625 per
cent premium. A second loan of
$500 was sold to Mr.. f. f. Feray at
Al per cent. Upwards of SO shares
B. opened October 18th, have
been taken. No better investment
can be found for your spare change.
Take a share.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15

week.
Francois Rageur, the Royyilla
capitalist was in town on business
last Monday. he has lately re.
turned from a visit to his native
land, Italy.
Mr.. Alex. Mire, Of the Grand
Prairie Settlement has set up a small
horse mill aud pans and will grind
cane for himself and ~neigEbors,
making syrup only.
Bagley's.Lyon's plantation has
been running steadily since last
week boiling up the juice which is
taken to the Ramsey refinery and
made Up into sugar.
The Alliance store on Bayou
Tigre under the skilled management
of Mr.. Theophile Primeaux is re-
pulled dning a fine business in increes
ing its ruu Of customers daily.
A big prize fight is announced to
come off in Rayne, Gu Saturday,
November. goth, between O. A.
Boudro and jim Stakes. Several of
the Vermilion sports will take it in.
Mr.. Auguste Ducasse, an ezpe,
rienced baker Of New Orleans, Nor
gan City and New Iberia has pnr-
chased Henry Heinrich bakery and
is rapidly acquiring a profitable
custom.
Rev. Father Th6bauIt the accom-.
plished young vicar Of this place who
has been filling the responsible du.
ties of the priest in charge of the
New Iberia church returned home
last week.
Perry's Bridge was visited by
hoodIums last Monday night. Bridges
were torn up, fences pulled down,
gates taken from off the hinges and
the devil raised generally. No ar.
rests have been made.
We have three railroads project.
ed from Bayou Teehe in this dlrec
ton. Which one will get there Eli
remains to be seen. we have had
two paper railroads already and all
Of these eau'l be built. Which shall
it be?
There are four children 10 one
negro family in Natehitoches parish,
two being black and two albinos.
The albinos are chalky white 10
complexion with white wool hair.
One has pink eyes and the other
blue eyes.
Willie j. Swain and Miss Dora
Southerland were married at the
Methodist Tabernacle in New
iberia, last Wednesday. Willis is
an energetic young farmer living in
this ward. We wish the young
couple much joy.
Tho Lake Arther Herald is mis-
taken when it asserts that the Bayou
Vermilion sugar planters do not use
coal. Mr.. y. II. Putnam, the enter
prising proprietor Of the Rose Hill
Refinery uses coal almost exclusively
on that extensive establishment.
Mr.. Robert Neal, died last satur
day evening Of swamp fever at his
home IN Rice's Core, about 6 miles
from town. His remains were in.
tered in the Masonic Cemetery in
Ahhnn;lln 81 gnndnr He mas On
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-11-15
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Yermilion-s5th District Court
Parish Of yermiIion.-No, S..
-
Saccessioa Of A. c. Broassara.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in the said succession, or hav-
ing any opposition to make to the tableau
Of debts and charges and distribution ~0f
formerly existing between said deceased
and blodie Leblanc, surviving spouse to
TO file the same in writing iii the office
of the clerk of court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of court
this list day of November, 1890.
ALcIpE LEBLANC, Clerk.
w. h. White, Atty