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Bring On Your Fish Balls.

A decidedly cool wave struck this town last night
and among other things put stop to the watorms on
eating match that TO have occurred at Jack MuVi.
hills saloon iu Front street In consequence the spec.
tstoTs who gathered In the hope Of seeing Thompson
beAuS and South street conteAd in
friendly rivalry the luscious fruit greatly
disappointed but were consoed hy tho knnOunc mt
thai on next saturday Night here viii be nah bali
eating match between noted Fourth wArderS the gen.
emEn Becretiug the greatest number OF the deloAcy
ten minutes to DO declared ohampon hsh bal eater OF
America Several have already entered for the honor
fortunate In art weeks pie contest but expects 70 re-
RRlp oAt lauTsg the coming Saturday Charming Mag
gle Patton the IDOL ~ the ward win supeIntend tho
SSesndaa Pom I'M sS,f 10 hSS Bs1 ne
he fair Mag has rRnBpantOd her affections 10 the mill
tATy Paddy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

roo SABRE GLoS7"
Further Evidence OF the AmerIcanization
of the Chinese In California.

Further Evidence oil the AmerIcnnlEntiOn
of tho Chinese In California.
From the Los Ano>l.s Trioune
Late last night q small Chinaman with long
pigtail and an excited manner rushed up to q
stroller In Chinatown and whispered You
What 7, said the stroller
You sable Glos?" repeated the henthen:
tossing his cue over his right shoulder and
looking around in an alarmed fashion.
Ne sable CLOS ale same Mclean. You
"Whapy the matter with you, any way p"
You sable AIemely. stIeet =, continued the
rsmbn ME- wSkee ale ale
sober lS ale same MecSn 4 lie long
Hit Sings home you sable. me see fine China
man. look Ike mandllnei; you sable mandine
your /" be no spieaE. Ne say You sable Mel,
You sable air him allie same air: You sabbe
What did you dos" ,aeke4 bystander
git ale same Mclean man"
This IL all that could be obtained from Wong
SING he was all broken up and had seen a
From a, Chinaman who spoke English It was
learned that WonR was returning bone from Il
Were obf1aman had died he saw t tiGeS
dressed Chinamgn In the full wal, paint OF a
ce7Sd No ls rhsS poPS asa he
TO nudge the mandarin In the. ribs with
pipe and his hand sank into and through the
figure. which was nothing but air and air as
SSS S Lee MGG sd hat 1t s as though
coming Democratic convention. In short, 1t
was II spirit, a Chinese ghost, and Wong re-
covered and ran up the alley as stated.
Ghosts are rare In Chinatown, and no other
Chinamap had seen the mandarin. though one
was found who said that there were heap
a truly American Invention, and the fact that
ono has been seen In Chinatown shows that
John is rapidly coming over to American ways
and ideaB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Capt. B,sbee.s Plea for Divorce Denied.

PROVIDENCE, July 12.-Tho Supreme Court
to-day refused the petiton for divorce OF Capt.
Arllus NJ. BIsbee the Imperial Commissioner
of ports OF the Chinese empire The cafe,
which was one Of the most sensational ever
heard in the Supreme Court, Is denied for The
reason that the petitioner made his domestic
circle what II WAS. Tho court characterized
the state OF Affairs as most ocular.
Attorney John D. ThurstOn Of tho law firm
OF ThurstQn \ Ripley OF this city announces
that Miss Locke's breach OF pronlse suit has
been discontinued. He asserts that tho claim
Is founded upon promises made too long ago.
and That tho prospect was very slim for Rottlng
any damages that might be satisfactory TO
Miss Locke, tho fair New Hampshire claimant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
THE NORTH ATLANrIo FLEET AT BATH.
Greeted with the Roar OF Cannon and the
RiaEIng OF BeIls.

BATH, Me-. July 12.-The North Atlantic
SQUADRON steamed up tho Kennebec this aiter-
noon. and reached this city SOON after o'clock.
amid the roar Of cannon and the ringing Of
bells. The Baltimore was the first to enter
the reach" All around hor were vessels Of
every kind-tugs, yachts. steamboats,. sailing
craft, and even the two large ferryboats. all
loaded with people and gay with bunting,
doing honor TO the first naval fleet ever in
those waters. Behind the Baltimore came tho
Petrol and Dolphin and as the three moved
slowly up tho river whistles on shore and on
the bedecked vessels In the harbor Ioined In
tue salute. At n the feet came to anchor OF
the Custom House. and committee OF the
city Government and PROMINENT citizens
boarded the flagship and rendered the hos
pitaities OF the city.
was Givon BY Ten. /. ", HYDE in honor OF Hd-
mira Ghsrardi and his officers The Hvdo
< rounds which include ~ fty acres, were bril-.
l!nntly illuminated Ivy electric and coYred
and along tho promenade. ia tho orchards q
broad dancing pavilion had Leeu erected. aud
from 4 stand noar by was tho iull Togus Mill
tary band. The guests were received by Mira.
began there, we're some 800 guests within the
grounds. The assembly was one Of the most
brilliant ever seen In Bath. Tho Sagadnhoc
Club is also preparing to give reception to
This. visit Of tho squadron is to be credited to
miral Gherardi while calling on him on tho
Fourth In Portland. and was enabled. through
Congressman Boutelle' to assure his ACCEPT
here TO- morrow morning, having boon unable
to leave Portland with the rest 81 tho fleet. The
fleet will remain here until Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
New DormItory for the General TheoIoGI-
cal Seminary.

The foundations are now being laid for another now
building on 'hsses square tue block Ainih avenue
between twentieth and Twenty.tlrsl streets occupied
by tho General Theological Seminary Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church The building will DO \ dormitory,
and viii I'll the gap on TwenyNrst street between tho
present buildings and The chapel making asnsc hull.
INK from the heanery At tho corner pr Twentieth
to Twenty hrst street and half down tho long block
on that aide The building will be OF brick with LIons
trimmings, uniform In style with tho chapel library
deanory and othar new buildings erected Tor tho sem
mary since 1898 Tine seminary has been located its
present site since 1872! and TWO OF the original SrHc
lures OF hoRVy stone still stand TweUtoh
back toward the centre OF tho plot II expected that
ono of them VIII Ue torn down this year. but the oher
will probably remain for time The dcpigu Ia thai
new buildings 10 be put M a. tho uOcds Of tho In. THU
ton require VIII In tune completely enclose the square
leaving large court within.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
The Ea.tsrn Yacht Club. Cruise Rsgun

MARBLEuEAD. Mass. July 12.-The Eastern
Yacht Club sailed on its annual cruise this
afternoon. tho Sea Fox being the last to get
away, Among the fleet that sailed were the
Maynower. Gitana. America, Medusn. Oenone.
Puritan, Volunteer. Merlin, Troubadour Mill
cete. Alga, and others.
They will make gloucester tonight and
leave tomorrow for Bar Hnrbor. Their de-
partures will cause u luil In yachting for q few
days. There was but little wind AZ the start.
o fiat calm having prevailed all day. but the
boats can easily run to Gloucester tonight
GosSoon are unfounded.
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BITg!hrs entered the elegant house of Banker r. 4
f,"Tc' ~ art GTcFuwirN u rfdAy morning an !
500 several h"ndrod dollars wor,h " sliyerW"Ts
ce', )" mn"I' ~; "EIH a AK S"s GoHF'rf d
c. Of Portland, Me was shot dead ye,tvrlAr iuornng
loaded.
Id, Dyer az n" Ro'ton custom House has been
r"NuN"l hN inllec''T Heart atl tie pv"r "a. be n
MED u1 John n torh, hrpnulrlh E,U mas been en-
pnE'l u the Z lstUm House lSeuty y-Ars A sIGuJ
c.eTks'lip was offered Mr. Dyer, but no declined Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Wanted Somebody 10 Help Float His
100000 Acres

Charles PhilipS real estate dealer OF ~ Wall street
arrested Friday night aud Arragned nj Jefferson
Market Police Court yeitordGY. charged with swndlnR
harino Vega out OF sIOl Philips advertised for "a
special partner In Mexican enterprises. active silent
lady or gentleman to 20 abroad" Vega who is EN-
ployed In sheldsS drug stora at Twelfth street and
broadway, answered the advertisement lie sRys
Philips TO see him. and raid o had 900 Q acres
oflGnd IN Mexico TO GoAt. lenttdsd money and II he
could nhd partner he would divide the Commission
with linl Vega SAYS be lot Philips have SlOl. Then
sGmebody told him he had been swindsd and he had
Philips arrested. Tho prisoner told Justoe O'ReiY
that he hal taken tho money loan giving his nute
for 600 due Sept IS lie was hold IN u OVO bali
for examination Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
IMITATION COFFEE BEANS.
A Philadelphia Trying to Sell IL to MIX
With the Genuine.

n I-HIIhueIpnIuh ITSIuB 10 SCH IT. 10 MIX
With the Genuine.
PITTSBURGH. July IA man Is making some
kind of artificial coffee in PHILADELPHIA. and 1t
has found its way to this CITY, Arbuckles Il
Co. havo some OF the beans on exhibition. and
Messrs. Flood 4 Edsall showed q reporter some
Of them. which might deceive a model house
wife. The manufacturers disingenlouS cir
cular reads a. follows
DEAE SIN: send you a sample of Initiation coffee.
THIS anuiactured bean aud u composed OF hour
You easily mix lSper cont Of this substitute In with
genuine coffee that ranges in price from 20 2 cents
and 1t Will improve the flavor of tho II Rranu-
lRtes The same coffee II YOU deal with IA & wal DO
in the iuost complete confidence This IS. s. coEeo
superior substIute packed In barrels weight about
10 pounds to the barrel ny the use of our bean you
increase your rrohtS Ike pound and improve
the flavor Try sample barrel price lIti cents per
pound No attention paid to postal cards send ship
ping directions l would not show samples even to
plOypes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
NsttIe ClnrI.,. rorrerIen.

Providence, July l2-It has Just leaked out
that hottie l. Clark who is awaiting action OF
the Grand Jury on account of the forgery OF
James l.. Tourtelotts name on 10000 prom
issory note. undertook on tho day she raised
$1,000 on said note 10 negotiate another pur-
porting 10 be signed by Tourtelott and on
dorsed by Joseph BudlonG for S. 0ON She
went to a well-known brokers Office aud asked
an advance OF $4,000 upon It. but the broEs or
declined stating that he did not deal in per-
directly to the Mechanics Saving Bank and
raised the money on the smaller note.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
BROOKLYN.

President Daniel Lew, o. the city Railroad CoW-
pany will be President also OF the llrtfhis Gable Com.
pany, which ia 10 construct AcERe road ON MnutAyuo
9Teet between Court street aud Wall Street Ferry Tho
OAOe cOmpAnyA rond VIII eventually, Il u NAld DO in.
cIuded IN the extensive ~ HIon of tho Ciy company.
Al tho meeting OF the board Of Aldermen to.tIlTrOW
thr resolution adopted last wneh, 9pEopraunE 81 900
for trip 10 the Getty sburg battlefield on Brooklyn
Day viii DO reBcinded and returned 10 the special
committee which presented II for further oOnGlderA
ton This action will DO taken because Mayor Chaplin
ANNOUNCED that he would veto tho resolution In Us
original form
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
csn FIorlaa seat Thls Loulslana Tarpon,

PLAeuEMINE. July 12-Chsrles II. Dupuy OF
this place and Warren q. TaRRart of New
Orleans recently killed tarDon seven feet
long and Weighing 1888 pounds In tho Bayou
Plsquemine. The lsh was speared by Mr.
with the two men IN 1t SIX miles, and Il V9s
four hours before the prize was landed. Mr.
produce tarpon as long as this one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Dou,urhrow Rubbish Into the Streets.

Commissioner Beatto OF the Department OF Street
Cleaning began yesterday the distribution Of thousands
of handbills calling tho attention Of houSehOdsrG cart
ownerA and other persons to tho ordinances against
iusrng the streets with paper and rubbish Tho prin
CpR point in the circulars Is the ono which meets the
critcism that the ordinances in question provide no
penalties The circular quotes the provision OF the
Cousold alton Act that all persons Offending against
any ordinance passed b. the Common Conncii shat he
deemed guilty OF msds WeanOr, AMI he punished on
conviction by fine or In default Of payment OF such
nge. 10y imrrlAOnment not eNcee ding FONDA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Gov. Hill Entertained.

ELM1RA, July 12.-Gov. Hill was handsomely
entertained by the members Of the City Club
here this evening. The gathering was ire
spective OF party, and many gentlemen promi-
nent In all walks of life were present to nay
their respects TO Elmiras distinguished
citizen.
lie will remain In town over Sunday the
guest Of Mayor Stanchileld, and will return
to Albany on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Tho Storm King Club.

ALBANY July IA club incorporation certificate
fled here bears the name Of The storm King Club"
Its purpose is to furnish facilities for social
and such accomm odatons are required by members
during the or winter in tie countr The clubs
!ioigmani william " Powers z yan Worst Powers
LehOuH James Nyd. George W. Kenyon, and A.
MRthioson Tho club headquarters will b. IN Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

TANGIER, July l2.-News has been received
hero of raid by the Zemmour tribe on the
camp of the Sultans son, near Salee. The
camp was taken completely by surprise. Tho
troops and slaves were mercilessly slaughtered
burned alive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
rIs,ol t.Lo,s a, Fort HamlIton.

Two strangers called at Henry KoJSnS saloon Al Fort
Hamilton on Friday night and after refusing TO pay
for their drinks elected by Rolun They soon 70
turned and one Vt them, drawing revolver, began FIR
ing At koJan Two bullets took effect In his 10 re-
head and the other in his hand Although there were
three or four artierymsn from the fort In the saloon
the time this WHO bTsn the Shot well ~ his
companion, sgeessaed N making bis escape aud there
10 Glue 10 their Identity KojAh removed 10 the
seney Hospital, where both bullets were extracted, lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
A TnIk with Omit. Casnti.

ROME, July 12.-ln au Interview Capt Casati
the African explorer. said that Elnin Pasha
and he were heartily glad to be liberated from
tho equatorial province by Mr.. Stanley Evil
tongues. he said had magniHed the mlsunder
standing between Mr. STANLEY and Emin Pasha.
They had the highest respect for each other,
and had never seriously disagreed. Capt.
Casati said he intended TO take long rest apd
to write an account OF hts travels. H9 says he
moon. lie praises the climate OF ujunda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

Nj. HOLLY, July ia-Edwin Lppincott, tho husband
OF uR Lppincot tho alleged forger died In Medtord
this afternoon. Mrs ippincott, 1t will be remembered
disappeared Shortly after tho publication Of her
Gus Irregular financial transactions The husband was
tax sick about week after his wifes departure and
no grew steadily worse Mrs LippincOtt who was
arrested In Baltimore short time ago is still confined
IN tho county jail In Camden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Great Fire In stanl,oul.

CoNsTAHTINoPLE. July IA great FIRE Is
now raging in the Stamboul quarter OF this
city. The conflRgration began In a timber
yard and the flames, famed by II strong wind,
1000 houses and shops have already been de-
stroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Missing with a satehsI of his scarf Fins.

Rudolph Fuchs a manufacturing ieweller Of ~ DO
ancoy street has been missing since last Thursday at
termoon when he lcft hi' home with sAtche contain
ing 500 worth Of eweIry principally scarf pinS which
he going 10 sell to W toTn dealers Ito 10 IS years
0!l feet 20 inches tall Of me nun huili, and OF
lisht completion, with Gln"k hair and mOustachH
hazel eyes aud thick lips 10 wore a hiacN cutawGy
cOa and wAistroat, brown striped togsera gh'-broWn
Drrby hAL and gahers Yesterday Ills wifi" sarah re
ported his disappearance ~ Folitc headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

ArraNr. July " --SeCrrtary Dewey OF the Regents
has announced the result IT the ballot TOR Conyoeaion
GGnqEGiI as iol!owFi Ps%sdent D. Hin q Rochester
PrnripHl =. Il smith OF the LAutngburgh Iiigh
School Erin 'tpal A. wright Of tho WRttrye Union
S1hop and ir W. Ai!ae, President Or the state Nor.
ma College ALBANY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Kicked to Death bynHorse.

wnKg'rAHRT. Pa, July ~ -GeorG" Diamond aged iG
yeArS son of stephen Diamond, awel known resident
OF Orange IiSton Kick ed 10 death this after
animal "a tho tunc and lie ND relu n tho
family wen ont ull found hun lying dead under tho
hoTscG hOufs H. had evidently been unhurEe5snE the
animal when It killed MIA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
ABOUT BIRD CAGEs.-No. 7

Cats are guarded against, and
whore one captures Il bird IL hun
dred pets are killed by vcrmin
Avoid all soldered cages and buy
the only safe one-the HendryI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
ROLLED sFE TIE ROOF gocErHEr
Two Fighting Men on n Tenement Roof Get
Fearful Fall.

George H. Schneider. 81 years old. OF 1920
street and Cortlandt avenue. went homo last
night and found his wife and three children
on the roof with other tenants. He scoided
hts wife and began to beat her.
George L. Schwartz took the wife'e part and
In the scutfie that followed Schwartz and
Schneider rolled of the roof OF the four story
house together Schwa:tZ's skull was frac-
tured. and Schneider WINS injured internally.
Both were taken to tho Harlem Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

MoNTEvIDEo. July 12.-Gold Ia quoted to-day
at 2S premium. Paper 10 still refused. Or.
Mun0z has been appointed President OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
A New Corporation.

AhpiSr July 1.-THE albion Duplex Railway Track
Company was Incorporated to-day with a capital Of
SppnO for the manufacture and sale OF rails ana ma.
teria for railway construction In New YORK Tie trus
tees are John u Eiwgll John sessions William y Co.
hen, Samuel seymour Archibald H. Sessions, Eus-
taGo Conway and harIes h, NOnAdson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Mr. IIaSsett Explains.

Peter n Ilassstt OF 50 Fortythlrd street.; BROOKLYN
says that he NAn the complainant against William I'm.
MS for assault before Justice Tghr Thursday 10
aI-O says FOR Mrs Raymond wHO was Rae conpiatnApE
against Mrs Ennis for assault at The tIna, that
her husband u LIVING and that she di rot hRuTe 81
sensational shooting case AT Nah Beach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

BERLIN. July l2-In to-dav's rife contests
Messrs. Dormann and Kemoick of New York
won prizes at the fixed target. and Dir Block
OF 81 Louis and MIR, Meyer OF New York wen
prizes at the field target.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
.Ems,r.I.a $4,000 Wor,h OF n,.nona,.

ST. LOUIS, July l2.-Phil Berger OF Chicago
who is employed as q travelling salesman for
Il. French, = Sixth street jeweller was sr.
rested 10 night for SmbeEElinR $4,000 worth OF
diamonds, He confessed that he pawned tho
Jewels and lost the money on the races,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

HnrOn Wiasman Very III

LIsDoN July l2-The Chamber OF Deputies,
by Il vote OF AZ to so, has approved tho Bill for
q general increase Of taxation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
Onice otJ. NJ u. ROBINSON. lu2 East L. ith ST.,
NtsLleLce. GSh East 1881 Il.

We have the signatures OF prominent New YORK uhvsi
Glars certifying to the positive cur" OF CAM FIR aud
other he elitnry hood diseases by the u.s. OF the CAC
TCS BLOOD CURE. All those desiring its use In tho
case " cancer should apply the oil VI the company
either III person or by letter for instruction.
ALvA's BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

DERLIy. July 12.-Tho attack Of asthma
from which Baron Wissman Is suffering is as
sunilng II more aggravated form
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

Does she sneak French we'll
"sponddIy. Her accent isn't e Hctly RICH, and her
yocAbufry is very limited but he .hFugs her shoulders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

An Interesting old gentleman with the polished man
ners that hoong TO the old southern social school OF
nifty years hEo sat In his pretty parur the other even
Ing 81 Nnth street next TO tue corner OF tith ave
ttory, TWAS Mt charles Davis who ia cousin OF the
late Janerson Davis WHO was the IRE ident OF tho Con
federacy, Any one Tho ever "Jeh" Davis would
instantly Tscognhq tho resemblance between the two
men Mr. Davis IN Ills seventy sixth year and Ia hale
and hearty He told the reporter secret his good
health and how II was restored uo said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
JEFFERSON DGVIS'S COUSIN.
Il TALK WITH mn. CHARLES DAVIS OF
BRoUNLYN

he u Hale and Hearty at Serenfy-stp aud Tells
Reporter tho Secret Of his BsinO Restored
TO Good Health Doctors McCoy and Uiid-
man Cured HIM ColnpIeteIn Of Cntarrl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
"Mrr. Partington'n" I:.rthday.
spARKs from THE JNAEGRIrn.

Bosrov. July ~ Mr.. BENJAMIN r. shilaBer MIRA
harrington, is rs years old to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-13
GEO. w. LINCOLN.

1T,HE WELL KNOWN BUILDER, FIELD AS CON-
uacpo ana better dsof
still retain plenty
the building trade am enabled do
the
bearing IN mnd that what is worth doing
Thanking the public for tfavors,
or remain respectfully yours
w.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-07-23
to visit and inspect tie

to visit and inspect tEe
Jail.
On motion of Mr.. Randolph:
Whereas, the Supreme Court OF
Louisiana has decided that publish
ers of newspapers throughout Tue
State are not required to pay any
State or parish license, and whereas e,
the proprietors of the Town lAtS
and Louisiana Democrat have pa'o
their parish license to the collector
for the wear 1890; therefore, be II
resolved, that the President OF LINE .n'
Police Jury be authorized TO oraN
warrants on the Treasurer Tor th'
amount thus collected in error 10
parish licenses, in favor OF the low
TALK and Louisiana Democrat.
On motion the Jury then adJourne'
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
! Attest:
L. G.. SANFORD,
Clerk Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-07-23

just at the present time, the
Shreveporters, land they're nice lot
of fellows) are devising all sorts Of
WAYS and means to boom their town,
but no move, it seems comes to any
good. And the fault is not theirs
either-hence the why's and wherefors
Let a delegation come down to "th'
future great" and we will let them II
on the secret of how to boom in TIT
proper style.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-07-23
THE REUNION POSTPONED

At a called meeting OF JEFF DAVIS
Eucampment held in the Courthouse
at Alexandria, on Monday, July H.
1890, the following resolution was
adopted.
Be it Resolved, That the annual
reunion of this Encampment be post
poned from the 9Th and 9th Of
August to Thursday, the 10th day o.
October, 1890.
This resolution was offered ant
passed because of the excessive hea
in August, and because OF the az
sence of 80 many of our citizens frol
home at that period.
GEO. o. WATTS,
President.
W. W. WHITTINGToN, JR.
Secretary.