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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
DoH'f Do 1r.-A very sensible

DoH'r Do Ira very sensible
''houseAold physician" makes these
suggestions for the benefit OF women
Who ere always ''tired:'' Never
eat heartily ''when tired 70 death"
Drink . cup Of tea and eat . crack.
e OF two, OF beat up IN egg in half
. pint Of milk, sweetsn and favor
10 taste and drink it. This win
Strengthen you, and Win not make
any demands upoa your weary
stomach or digestive organs. And
another thing: Do not rise early
Il the morning. and itrot al over
the house doing this ard seeing to
th,t fae hours before ron sat .e2y-|
thing.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The newly elected Mayor Of
shreveport, La, has created con-
sternation among The negroes BY
having . number Of idlers arrested
under the vagrancy act. Their fines
ranged from $soor hfty days work On
the streets. to IS or I've days work
On the streets. The idleYp are ean.
orally busting abound looking for
jobs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

1eoajaiog d ~ Cssing1so. q . ~.
oGee 1k3aay. Aog1.e lk looo:
Fssenoe eaIl3oO Sss ~ oomo vloo
posaso 0y a1vogei0o0:
0aldvio J Il Nm
0soaRa Aass1eA sass - q 4 49,
oeoW1 0eeegla Aosa Nh
Chas11oo Ooea v Mn
0aasso Dsa NM III Aoassls g
0soo0 Gm0A Nh
Jeokino HI
Joakiao 40
0anUo1 IaG1onA
Held fae Res1aGo-11ln q 0eongAnn.
Msv Osisasa L; llias OAsio 1eo0ec
New OEleaoeI L.
0eld toe peoAGoeA oeo1oe o11Romna
2 II htgsald. 1saiAsaPellhL la
Hnos called les n sAisly days fteu
AoeeL Tie above lseeess WI . ~ -
he DGa6-Le1o9 on.
4 - q ooe eeet aAdiejeaal paeonRola
required - IN aAvsssisea Deeasea.
0aAa nx 2. Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Tas CoGoRRD CoAcanAx D,ssras-
D.-The negroes in Washinston
Who have eli along been pretty sore
over the little recognition they have
received ct the hands Of this admin.
istration are In . state Of high In
diguatioo inst now over tie dismiss
q Of Albert Hawkins, tie nearo
Goodman who has beeu driving the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The Entertainment, next Monday
night. for tie benefit Of the Town
Hall fund, win be one Of the
grandest a1fain ever witnessed in
Covington. The programme will
consist Of vocal and instrumental
music. tableaux, etc., and there will
b numerous tables, In charge Of the
ladies, containing the choicest re-
treatments. After the entertain
ment there vim . bah. An who at
tend are assured Of . most enjoya-
bic evening, and 1t the same time
they well be assisting in . good
cause. We predict that the Hall
win b throagsd, upstairs and down,
with the youth and beauty Of our
town andpaEish, besides many from
the city. The ladies and gentle
men who have kindly volunteered
70 assist are now actively at work
rshsazsing. and al the arrangements
win be perfected in time for the
opening night Of our handsome and
roomy public hall, an institution
which hes long been needed in our
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
CAMP MEETING.

The time for holding the St Tam
many Camp Meeting has been
changed from October 9 to Sep.
TENDER 20, embracing the third
Sunday Of said month.
g. b. ELxD, p. G.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Lightning Away takes the short
e.: conductor to the earth, and un-
doItedly tall trees in the vicinity
Of q house are IN efficient safeguard.
1t has been suggested by experts in
electricity that very efficient safe
guard 10 to run large iron or cop
per conductor into . tree, and then
il the lightning was attracted to the
tree or the conductor, and Il divid-
ed up ito passage to the eerth, no
damage would be done 70 nearby
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
THE RICE CROP.

From the American Grocer, An
gust IS:
The figures named IN our market
reviews are for the largest lots iron
first hands.
Domestic sorts are out, Except .
few struggling lots Of high grades.
Holders are quite Indifferent about
selling for prices are actually below
those Of the South. Talmage said
in . recent circular, ssThis is a
phenomenal year in rice" Condi-
tons are the reverse Of those which
ordinarily prevail; everything = IN
favor Of seller and no change likely
for some time to come. Foreign
sorts are active. Spot stocks are
light, and al attractive styles find
ready sale to arrive. Advices from
abroad continue to note absence Of
good to prime grades. We learn
from . European correspondent:
Tendencies Tin rice) are still up
ward, owing to very brisk demand
from al sides. Our mills offer very
spazingly, expecting to do much |
better In The furthAr couroe Of the
season. Imports show great fall
ing OF compared with former years.
Stocks are melting away, and the
quality Of fresh arrivals turns out
worse and worse. Latest reports
rom the East Indies show advano-
ng prices Of the raw material, ow-
ng to the rise in silver. By IN
HE Il win be seen the position b
cry sound and strong"
We quote Carolina and Louisiana,
ull standard, common TO fair. -c;I
rhine to ohoice-64c; extra, 6: toI
3c; Japan, choice to fancy 6 to
4c; Rangoon, (Java) St to 5:c;I
'assein, fair to head, 3 to SIC.
Messrs. Dan Talmage's Sons 4
o., New Orleans, telegraph Louis
M crop movement to date: Re-
eipts (new crop) rough, 9,ses
.cks. Sales cleaned (est.) 9as
arrels. Market strong. Rough
1vanced. Millers buying freely 1t !.
to $3.50 per barrel, l62 pounds, !!
hich, with toll, makes cleaned out .
I'm cost &c to Gle per pound. .
riders from every quarter for new
cp are carried over daily On 40
unit Of limited supply. IL
Messrs. Dan Talmage's Sors, u
hazleston, telegraph Carolina u
op movement to date: Receipts, o
eaned, 7l.4s0 bbls. Market .
rong: Dsmanl local. Good q
AIDES, 81 to &c. "
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Rev. n. c. Brown win hold SER
vice at Vaudeville tonight and TO-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, in
tho Methodist Church. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

H. wn. Perry raised Tie inst
bals a cotton thb year. II was
bought By Ar. Nel Mclean, for
III cents per pound and . premium
Of . barrel Of Aouf and . gallon
q whisky. II was brought in and
shipped On Friday, the 10th inst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

AM selecting Baton Rouge as
the place, and Monday, Sept. -.
as the time for holding II. nomin-
ating convention, the committee
adjourned.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Rev. Dr.. Smith, Presbyterian,
Win hold service In the Methodist
Church. in Covington, tomorrow,
at II O'Clock. Public invited.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The Farmers' Alliance, recently
in session in Baton Rouge, had un-
der consideration . resolution to
boycott I'll newspapers favorable to
the Morris revenue proposition.
Some Of the more enlightened mem
bers, including President Adams,
are opposed to this move. Said
Mr.. Adams: 1.-THE taking OF read-
ing Of = newspaper is purely . mat
ter Of choice and conscience. II
. person has compunctions about
taking . paper that advocates the
Lottery measure that Is his af-
fair. II, on the contrary, q person
desires to read or patronize such
journals, I don't see how you are
going to stop il. For myself, Il
wasn't 10 read both sides, and II al
paper 10 abusing me that Is the very
one / desire to read"
The convention very wisely re-
fused to pass upon the resolution. |
The ''boycot" does not belong toI
his enlightened age, nor is it in ac-
,ord with the spirit Of our institu-
ions.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

presidentiai csrriags for twenty-five
years. Hawkins, e i understood,
was dismissed simply because Mrs.
Harrison prefers . white goodman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The Town Hall win be completed
to-day. II Is . handsome building,
and would be IN honor to any town
n the State. We will publish .
detailed description Of the Hall in
0 future issue.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

81. SRAxsGAus CoannnclAx Cpee
nes, Bay 8. Loci, Ma, ~
miles fo0 New OEloaao, O -
Loobville md Nashv1ue Rallsoo1.
begins - 35tA seasioa 1hnsedav.
Se,,k ~.
Placed b 90 q - hsaleA n
eoets q II ssa1hwesk 81 = -
immsdiabe visln1ty g - CT
sAore, IL - hgoGso and ~ -.
ns1 bathing 1abos q H C0laeo
. healthy aad de1lGhGbGl hoaa.
he couzse a e6ody = thrse1bld:
Pssparatogy, Ce9meeclal 81
Scientific. TAeC eoneeoial Cousso
, paRtic1lnly s@eisat, and gfadu-
aess iron 4 Ind ready and 1aeFa-
i've employment = b1sinese. III
College received . Silver l1olal 6
lhs Paris Expos1l3oa a 1850 loe
- 01h1b1k
For sssns I'd pastiou1aes q.
1IooD IL ptoo16eak
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

BY mistake, We omitted the name
ofAderman ". Kennedy. last week,
from the committee appointed by
Mayor Guyol 10 superintend the
entertainment to b given for the
benefit Of the Town Hall fund.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

4s9r WMs.-Reeds Chin Cure
% . medicine Of rare merit, and the
people I'll unite In praising It, 60 .
"trueIy great medicine For
sale at Heirtz' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH
SEAS.
BIZ BRIfDH pLANfHRs UmeI 1aR
PR0fHCTloM OF THE
BRITlSR Fac.

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.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

II some Of the ladies win have
N oyster table at the entertainment
Monday night, they win "rake in
IL shekels.'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
RAILROAD EXCURSION.

The East Louisiana Railroad has
kindly offered to give IN excursion,
nom tho city and along the line Of
the road, tickets good from Sat
urday evening until Tuesday
morning, for the convenience Of
ID persons who desire be in attend
ance at The entertainment for the
benefit Of The Town Hall fund.
The charge win b 81 Is, round
trip. The train win leave New
Orleans Monday afternoon at 4:lO
O'Clock. and returning, win leave
Covfngtoa Tuesday morning It s
O'Clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
SAINT.
In HSoHzD I'm LoUslANA LorfHRY
ColaRAxS, B0f Bon N1xi.
car Lo91.RY 01OcG.

Oeooe SoOO~s
! -
e 10n.neas e1 :
VI '0e AneAosss'y League N 'os
guy OF Nov Ot'eens y M. Cnas'
iao1o".y' q tne nfn OF h"'o"a!
IL 01o' N seoa ma oa'
o. .s.'on = oes fsv''so -
LOUISIANA Ssase Aoosfy - m
smoooens q ~ snas y cor
iups vsaai' ana damnaose. he
nas warned me onsespecsane Aoess-
'snssn VINO tessoes u me msessos
s.nss 'oe tou moosset W wno'
- ne nas ooossanuy alleged, twas
seekmg NE NORWOOD OF ne Sease. :
lee M. Holloway, It seems, y not
entirely . saint; be II part saint and
part smner-chie1y sinner. He
mas himself tasted the soro'dsn
ilons o. Lottery stock and "orst
OF al, when caught ae Il, p'eadsd
the baby act, and endeavorsd to get
Out OF u On the ground that the
transaction IN which he himself
wlli'ng1y engaged vas immoral and
Illegal because. ~ the court put It,
tne nrm who bought the Lottery
SOCK for him and Mr.. Holloway
n'msen were ''1osne advenenress IN
inquiry.
~ u NOS . @lhoo's proceeding
% cooce've tnas tl'efe are many
eood ana uee men VINO are opposed
% tne renewa OF me chareer OF The
.'.os .o'seEy' oes" onos sey-
w "1, e'ssese' % oeo'sfe
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

OzsHEHs.-Fresh Bayou Cook
oysters, served on the half-shell,
oein any style, at Noy's Restaurant,
opposite tie depot, ct city prices.
This Vim be good news to our low
90 a Tie luscious bivalves. See
adveR1iDement. 5 !.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
SECOND WARD ITEMS.
TcaRvuucfA RIvm, |
Aug. II, 1880. ]

Epercs 81. TAmuAuy rAan0:
The farmers ars co0Dsodng "a
pick their cotton. The bo1lD ere r.
ported to b opening very fAst.
ION dit,' that lk. Wn. II.
llathnes (not . Ftsoch0as) has
some q ths finest care h ~ par
III. rarr.rs~.
Hrs. Thos. Z. Coon, daaghtef q
Mr.. J. n. AInson, uas married. -
NJ. Buchanan Thoapsos, b. 0def
D. A. Boosh, lase Thnrsday nighG
Mr.. Louis Bernard took bals g
cotton to Covington last Saturday.
I believe Il was he second nsw baSe
Of TIE season shipped 70 year tovn.
Jupiter Piuvin6 swooped doun
On - With . vsagsases 0atnrday.
Ths branches = IL section were
fau to Ovsr6owinR.
Allow ne, 4r. Editor, - BsDoo-
stEate against IL ohsoasts 1sfhed
d oral spelling - taaghe = Doss
Of our rural schools. Pupe1 s1p
posed to b ahls 70 spa0 'sby
Asart" TIE major part a ~ 'sbsue
beck" or MeGa6sy's spelling bod.
ere considered By soms passnts 70
b rather ''smaEf." Take ths sano
pupils, and whan & eo00 % iDdtoo
. letter, their dsAeisacy h spelling
win be apparent Ianb b - neone
against oral spsning, but ! eoasidag
that the oily practical cd ssgs
way for . pun % ataalh . III
knowledge q spenlng = thseaGh
location exercises = ooopos11iso.
Let our fnrthast advaneod 0Gho1any
svso viii thoee = ~
lecond reader, h drlllsd thneoaok
y IN writing grocery oedsGs, 6viaAr
Soos, lessoas, 80, end - ul1sF.
~ prevai1ing % s1eh - a1aEni1g
'xte0t win faGt disappoar. -
In spslling b. hseEk - - -
& yoa may eogrsst . pup0, - Z
Dot Of . rstsntlvs Dsmosy, ~ 90.
'soeioa will b a WY htile 49,
8; but Il oogEeeesd b. nsnas q
Rotation sEareiDes, ~ 81, -
and and the heain - tro1nod 6
b same time. Dosidos, - II.
= languAgs - - nanv voe1s
alfks hat spelled dlDoe.
nt1y, that un1S scholars 80 ds11.
d thoeouRhv N VxffinR. ~ M
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Alderman Band, the weather re-
port failed to come to hand this
week. Whaxxermaxser?
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

We have received two interesting
lettefs from Aadisonville, but are
compelled 70 leave them over till
next week. Communications should
reach - not later The Wednesday
sight, 10 insure prompt insertion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
OYSTERS.
Bayea Cock Oysters
NOys Restaurant
opPesiss Ne nailsssA Dspsl
sssvsd h shs half shsll I'D. . r
any oshss stylA ae City Psisea
STRAYED.

To ODWA oas ri vieA Q vhaoe ~
ene % oas ear aAd hale 3 - eaS.-
e"a ee4 vhtte enc. 0itA teoun 80. -
Ass ss~4. hlaeh oess. aDd . ~ ~
% hee S1gAe Soae. 4 libasnl souoSa I'M
- paiA - eAsis rseuss -
Ar fHU1 WALLACE
0osOoo Aooo3e00H
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Ta1 ToP.-Rsed's Chill Cure Is
N indispensable household article,
and needs only fair trial to win
it, place ct the top. For sale ct
Heints' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The hop At Claiborne Cottages,
last Saturday night, was one Of the
most enjoyable events Of the sea-
son. The attendance WAS not as
large as was expected, owing to the
inclement weather, but those who
were present heartily enjoyed
themselves. The spacious halls
were tastefully decorated with ever
greens and Chinese lanterns, and
presented . most attractive appear
ance, while the enhancing tones Of
the grand piano and violin invited
tie happy guests to join in the
dance. During the evening ms.
G. v. Labarrs favored tie company
with several operate selections,
which were received with great ap-
planse; this lady has . sweet and
well cultivated voice, and proved
herself to be . vocalist Of very rare
Attachments. In the large and airy
dining room the tables were spread
With the choicest delicacies and
confectioos, which were freely and
lhandantly served BY polite and
attentive walters. Nothing was
acking that could add to the pleas
IRE and comfort Of the guests. Great
'redit Il due the manager, Mr.. J.
3. Maille, and his estimable wife, |
or the admirable manner In which
'verything WAS arranged, and all
vh0 were present are indebted to
heir generous hospitality for .
cry pleasant and enjoyable even
ng's entertainment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Hr. Nicholas Timm clipped the
inst three barrels Of new rice to the
city from Madisonville, last Tues
dsY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Strayed.-Two COWS, from Mr..
Author Wallace's place, in the Ger
man Settlement. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

The rice crop is looking very fine,
and harvesting win commence in
earnest in . few days.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Preparations are being mad, for
tie Camp Meeting, which opens
Sept. 20.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Seaes q Aoot.iaea. fAsisA e q r.
oAny. kightesstA Jsdisial nae6sS.s
CeoEt-Ho. ~.
WhsenA. Mn. Hanmah Haees. -.
pcesesoeed Ne soass Css ls1Gees a. ~
U1o1oeEaltoo % The eGn6Ae ~ ~
Ises M = Mazda. Asseaso1L
Nsetse = hsee6y Gisso. = q -. a
oay oooeoga. - ohnv aanna. vseAs~ ~.
day. fsoo the 2sss psbliunaieo n ~.
aeessA ny ehe prayer II ~ ani6 ~
oeese seo0ld nos - xrnoael.
~ order g Tie eoaEs.. lhio - 49,
Aw9ust, loo0 "
F. B. NAarnmAls.
Acting CIsrk.
coving'on. L.. Auga. { 4. ls0a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

New Advertisements.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Only 81 . year.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
rorrTvc P,IIROtDS TO PAY THE CITY

one Of the Immediate results Of Controller Myers's
efforts To- make the Manhattan Elevated Railway pay
up the percentage upon It's income. about s-ooooo
which ha claims 10 be due the city, Is that other
rnlroad companies arc led 20 that they VIII have
10 di,gorgc al-o Tho Eighth Avenue Railroad Com
panv Yesterday paid to the Controller Si5247 for ear
licenses at $50 for tie period loS2 - l-uO In
clu,lvc suit had been brought 10 recover those
fee from 1876 to lr-l. inclusive. which was decided
se.Ir.t the company. The railroad carried II up on
aupch until on January "a the Court If Appeals
gave Judgment favor OF The city for $4,000 with in
,,....t Ehl, sum viii also have 20 hc pad boy tl"
,nutali,. which viii make nearly TuuVno before the
ll-lfliyc. lac can Ec, clear receipt l.um the con
tfoicr. , >, , , , 40
ConlpauN. aid yesterday that suu .''' had boon
rr,tl ON the company Ia the sal. h -ul hY .''
Conf,nlrr We have been expecting r for sorlc
lime . he said. for our position hts been we'll un
d,l,iood We tlinh are right and our con.ln-i ms
are based on the advice II the best counsel We can
ohtain We shall night the suit 10 the court of ia>t
rrsnrt If necessary, and have no doubt tlHt IN
the end We shall be successful
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

raftcr IN the bronchial IamlhcatiCns ana aircciis,
and INNS prevent the l,caizatOn OF the disease anu
,o fine for The correction os the constitutional as
nr,,er The render ought how the same reason
iug auplie, TO the treatment oi pneumonia.
- iul.,t mention Il few thought, about alconol, do
some uhy .icnns o. influence ere claiming that u II
!. fnoa cannot atIiit their claim, ana even ccny
that alcohol f. a medicine. ii Is no HOp Oh WhiV
t",f = vbIn l.. and Ike the whip causes mOr-s eA-
hauston ,thc staggering dunnad tells tha s'iens n;
.e aic,Aol ta,d nc,c acOo Ole beverages In dlLte'
tr,, ,bpn I cnn "A, an extractor and Prcse:Ner OF
nlcrinc and In such sense IT Is 30 more lle iheche
tbun The hottie which cOi.'ain5 tncturc. Alcolol
!, not As near food a. water is-ihc formc. DeiNe
an iul1o,, drink and thc lAtiet very h,althy ana
n"ce.sary kind Take "A tarrci each Of alcohol ana
watcr and hoil each down 70 a pint and no" nu'A
d,rcrcnt will the remaining pints be than any pOrloi
", 10 r cino finds TO me ii Is nonsense 10 thinH
otort fnoI Uithou' substance. ! can think ard be
tievc bnwcyer that Il doctor who Gains that INJURIOUS
nr killing drug, are medicines. y consistent wAe nc
recommends "a moral and physical runner Tor ivoi'
have "a firm Jclici. founded upon many dempnSta
fiors fhnt there is no more necessity fOr any nhcnh
nllratcd case Of pneumonia having fatal termination
HAN for any uncompcatcf case of measles having
a lie t,r.uinatiou. and nnc"npEoaied measles. prop
sri, ,ca atnd will not cag,e death any sooner than
yy,,nrn case of itch viii develop into smallpox.
T,lo pre.enf common way Of treating measles WIN
cola drinks causes the death 81 Tiaiy peraO's ana
c,uses many Others 10 tell iOi years What trouDIt.
hey have had ever since they had tie mctslcs Oi
coursr Their, i an old and wise law "i cause anu
cg,.ct which human legislation or the IoHsh oi
education never can change. pi course. different re-
snits mrs, often caused rs different Treatment.
' W e. W. KING, NJ ID.
Kinqs station, y. Y. March l., leJo.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
,o,ngryG THE spicKLrD BEArTIES

Tho iron; season ha- fairly begun much to Inc jog
o; thcac who lowe TO cast their bread upon the waters
-, this eayly part Of ti.e scason worms bnne mora
.,fr....---,rd much 20 the cismay of those hc"i'
~ families ,vLosc hctterhaiNo@ n-st that every thing
,o seaeon elall eracc their tales no matter what
,r,ndflyc frirc- reign. The laws regulating trout
r.ln, are richly enforced That TIE exhibition o
,r.u, In F.on Mar,c, Yesterday afternoon was really
uo,dorln The 5000 trout, Weighing about l"'""'
,,.uds which wrr~ % show at Commissioner Hla'h
r,, stn,, vc te-Iay the best possible evidence
ct ,l,e esteem in which tho -portivc trout IS held
ri rreo,, mart of the Gnmcnt came from hmonl,
{ ,,ucrr trout are cultivated c-pe'ialy for tho
market lut the four biggest fellows IN the SHOW "cr'
received from james Auum's private ponds AT 'ale
donia They varied In weight from = ponm, 10
4 ronnd. and were greatly admired by veteran sport
Non enc of the prcttic,t thines Ia the "Nhiopn III
,hc opluiou of no lcss authority than the fi'l
omni,,iouer va, mess Of Wild trout received from
N Clinton ,iillcr of Brook Haven.
some r,oplc surprised that the trout from Ire
IoD Island preserves shouid be hi-hrr priced than the
vd brto trout The reason H. that The cilil' a'prs
,nlcnla. that cost, them - rr- poun1 l." ri'-c
ti,. tr,nt ard they viii not send thcW produce u
A. arl.c unless The dealers guarantee them ~ a poul
In. price OF I've trout Yesterday Na- 81 ~ i"uhn'
,r,,r, { madam trout fetched 80 rcuts ami upward
The .fisd ... Oh BE- la award th- Ncif. owing 10 ti'
l.eaL ur,ftcr \ favorable chang. oi temperature
nrc reported be around the coast now ~ large nan