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make a speciality of soda and fancy
crackers. My stock is always fresh.
G.. DIETLEIN.
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Til fortune never crushed the man
whom good fortune deceived not.
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NOTICE. u. s. Land Office, New Orleans.
lV La, July %, 1890 = Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has FL
ed notice Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Judge or in his absence, the
Clerk of the District Court, at Opelousas, La.
on Wednesday, September 18th, 1890, viz;
AIplaORse VeiIIom.
who made Homestead Entry No. s743 for the
w Of n w i and e of N w /, Sec. ds, 4
3, s r / e, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz Eyariate Fontenot, Jeslin
johnson, Aehiie Ardoin, Octave Ardoin. all
of ST. Landry parish Louisiana
CHAS G.. PALFREY,
Aug. 2, 1906 Register.
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PUBLISHED on SATURDAY BIZ
LEONCE & L. A. SANDOZ
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The Times Democrat of New Orleans, leads
all the newspapers published in the South
Daily and Weekly 1t has the largest cireu
Iatiot
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See notice of Judge H. L. Daigre, oil
Alexandria, offering money to loan.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09

The tongue Of slander is 4 sword
which ii seldom allowed 70 grow rusty.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
opeIonsas, Aug. 2. 1890.

Probate Court, Parish of 81 Landry, No. 5O2S
Estate OF ADoLpHE MALvEAU.
Whereas, Jules Perrodin, of the parish Of
of ST. Landry, has applied by bis petit
tion to be appointed administrator of the es
tate Of Adolphe Malyeau, deceased, late OF
ST. Landry parish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice G.. nj. THOMPSON,
August 2, 1890. Clerk.
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Finest lot Of fancy candles, always
fresh, at G. Dietlein's.
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Broussard & Oecuir VS.. Garland Peck.

sued out of the 18th Judicial District Court in
and for the parish of st. Landry in the above
entitled and numbered suit, will proceed to
sell at public auction TO the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court House
in the town Of Opelonsas, parish Of St.. Ian
dry, on iSATURDA z, the 9th day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1890, at II A. M, the following
described property, to-wit
The undivided one. third of one hunded and
fifty acres of land, moro or less, situated near
Grand Coteau, in the parish Of st. Landry.
bounded north by land of T. G. Anderson,
south by bayou Carenero, east by lands of
Denis Sicily ct ais, and west by Maurice Co
lomb ct ais.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
T. s. FONTENOT,
Sheriff Of the parish of st. Landry.
Opelousas, Aug. 9 1890.
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Eight oi the parties implicated 10 the
killing Of Adam Jacqnot Fontenot, "
Aanon, q few weeks ago, were re.
handed to Jail without benefit OF bail
NJ the conclusion of the preliminary ex-
eIninatiGr held before Judge Lewis on
ednesday last. One of the accused
was discharged. All of the parties to
sAis affair are white.
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n @ Daily States It is proposed
that in the event The Force bill becomes
law that the Southern States imme-
diately cease levying tax for the main
tenance Of negro schools, and that all
white people refuse to 90 on their bond
for any amount or advance them money
to assist them in any way whatever.
1t is believed that this plan will soon
open the eyes of the negro to the re-
alization of the fact that the white peo-
pie with whom he lives and has to de-
pend upop eepr employment aud help in
the time 81 need are his trne friends,
and that rather than lose the school fa-
cilities for his children which are furn-
ished by the whites who pay the taxes,
he will be glad to vote with them for
members of Congress. The plan is
meeting with favorable consideration
III many sections of the South but it is
merely one of hundreds which will be
evolved from the Southern mind if the
Senate passes the bill against which the
country has entered such an earnest
protest
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MONEY TO LOAN

IMPROVED COTTON PLANTATIONS,
For $ or 10 Years,
nARTIES wishing to effect a loan OF one
n thousand to ono hundred Thousand dollars
win do well by calling on Judge I'll. l.. DaigEe,
Of Alexandria, La, who represents Caldwell
81 Judah, successors to Francis Smith Caid-
we'll & Co., of Memphis, Tenn. Judge Daigre
will be in Opelousas August 10Th, and remain
for twenty days. Give him q call. asst
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09

MIELINERY.--L ladies Trimmed Hats
Remember that ] Meyers q Co. are
tile pioneers ia low priced trimmed
hats. They haze again secured q large
lot al stylish hats and are selling them
5at still lower prices To make room for
fresh stock constantly arriving
Their 25 cents hats will sell any
where at vs. cents, while their 80 and ~
cents hats are worth fully from one 70
two dollars.
They have just received d lot Of fin
est ladies' hats worth SO and IS which
they are selling out rapidly at prices
from 50 so to So. so.
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For Full Particulars Address
~. MoNTRoss, Prop, Biloxi, Miss
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False Premises.

N. o. City Item:
The Richland Beacon News comment
ing on the soul-crushing illiteracy whicl
prevails in rural Louisiana, darEenins
the future of the rising generation ant
seriously overweighing them in the
struggles of life, says:
We hear it on every hand that it is wrons
Tor our public men in the State to say Louisi
ana is not able to educate her children, keel
up her Charity Hospital, etc. This is no new
thing. 1t was charged that the McEnery ad
ministration could only run the schools from
three to four months. Is it not fact now
that with full attendance of children tht
public schools could not be carried ON hal
that long The rate of tax alton is high enough
and too high the valuation of property, il
some Instances, is exorbitant.
Under such sad conditions does not
the lottery high license furnish most
opportune, most blessed aid to the cause
of public education Ofcourse, persons
of wealth who can and do give their off
spring the advantages of the best pri-
vate schools, not needing or accepting
the little benefit which the country
public schools can afford, may repel
with scorD (real or affected) the relief
that wonld come from lottery money.
But the children of the masses are not
so fortunately circumstanced. With
them it is the public school or nothing
and practically, in a great many par
ishes, it is getting to that lamentable
condition ofnothingt
One can hardly listen with patience
to the speeious pleas that it would be
Immoral" to replenish the school fund
with lottery taxes; that it "would be
bringing up our youth to be gamblers, y
and other emotional phantasies of the
same style, when it is considered where
so large portion of the present..Seagre
school fund comes from. Every levee
barrel house, every negro dive and dog
gerry, every bawdy concert saloon, con-
tributes through its license tax to the
public school fund As we'll aver that
the State is now educating our children
to the sinful, HlYtfnl and debasing prac-
tices carried ofltin those vile places, as
to claim that fhe additional disburse-
ment through the same channels of a
high lottery tax wonld be giving in
struction in that game of chance.
We caa not believe that the masses OF
the people of Louisiana viii be misled
from their true interests by g anti y
preachments of so illogical and mis-
chievonsa cllaracter-and in fnrtherance
of mere Office seeking scheme a.
that.
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NOTICE.

n AN applying for Il homestead on the south
Il half of the northwest quarter of section
"a, Township 2 south Range east, South
western Land District,
AIS. DOSSMAN.
August ., 1890. St
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Ogelousss G,ourier.

oIdciaI Journal Of the Parish Of ST. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
The Races.

Last Sunday was the opening day
the christening. as it wefeof the
Opelousas Race Course, and a very aus
pieious opening it proved to be. Fully
one thousand persons were in atten.
dance and the sport was all that the
most sanguine could reasonably have
expected The track was not in the
best condition possible, owing ton light
shower which fell shortly after noon,
but on the whole no great complaint
can be made on that score. The grand
stand, just completed 4 few days be-
fore, was we'll filled with eager specta-
tors, mostly ladies, and 4 great mary
more of the fair sex occupied seats in
the numerous carriages and other ye-
hicles which lined the track, and seem
ed to take as lively an interest in the
proceedings as the men wiohad stalSed
their filthy lucre'' on the result.
The first prize of SIS for year olds
was won by Mr.. A. III. Generes' Dexter,
and tile gold medal in the free for all
race was won by Mr. John NJ. Wares
Ethan Allen. fine stallion I6 years
old. We give the records below. 9th
Ell races were ran lall frotting) but we
have not the record.
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Apartments. Table and Service Unsurpassed

Pure Ocean Air. Free From Malaria
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= ST. LANDRY, LA., AUGUST 8, 1890.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.


DUBLIC SALE.
P'obaie Court, Parish Of 81, Landry No 5029
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FoR 4IEARi HLDs.
First heat Dexter 3 .20aa
e Ethan Allen, Jr 3.a3.
Second & Dexter B. ST
z Ethan Allen, Jr.s3.l9.
FREE ron ALI,
First heat Ethan Allen 300.
St. Elmo 3ea.
Washington Dun SO.
Second g Ethan Allen -
ST. Elmo . So
Washington dun distaneed
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100 sacks of COW peas az Ivy per
sack at j. Meyers q 90.
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g. IERIFF's SALE.
District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1895
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-02
NOTICE.

desire to thank the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended to this house In the past; and
solicit q continuance of the same-which, by
fair dealing aud courteous treatment, trust TO
merit. GEO. A. MCLEOD.
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Remarkable Rescue.

makes the statement that she caught
cold. which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for u month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopele IS victim of con-
sumption and that no medicine could
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ton; she bought Il bottle and TO her
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trial bottles of this Great Discovery ut
Hewitt Il Browns drugstore. Large
bottles 80 cents and 81.
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NOTICE.

The co.psrtnorship heretofore existing between
VIM. RENDER and Alex. McKibbin, under the firm
All bills due the firm are payable to Alex Nc.
Kibbin. at his shop. and all parties indebted to us
are expected to settle up by tho first of October.
proximo.
l5slmo McKIBBIN 4 RENDER.
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

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the FIRST insertion and II enty.nve cents each 3D.
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Dissolution Of Co.

The copartnership heretofore existing in the
grocery and produce business in this city, under
is dissolved by mutual consent. David Earhart
resirsng.
The business will be continued at the same
place by GEO. A. McLroD, who has assumed all
liabilities Of the nrm. and to whom al accounts
due the firm must be paid without delay, % the
business Of the firm must be closed at once.
DAVID EARHART.
GEORGE A. Mcleod.
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Drs st.rkey Paleu will send, entirely free ~
tn,x :, -. oooA OF soo pages. containing the his.
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me men ana women who have been restored 10 h. liz
~ USE OF tne treatment II L. good r.sdtna
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Give references and particulars a. to experispee
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Dissolution OF 60. Partnership.

The law hrm Of K1NGsBUKY h MCGOWAN is
by mutual consent. The hrm business
Is TO be closed up by 8. 3. KM6sBURY.
B. KINosRURY,
A. J. MCGOWAN
September I'd. 1890.
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REV. CHARLES. W CUSHING, d. D., Rocb..
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Male Help Wanted.

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At home or travelling. No soliciting. Duties de.
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NOTICE.

To Whom It May Ccncern.
hereby give notice that will not pay or tie.
come responsible for any debts contracted or in
CURED by my wife, Mrs Mary NJ. Tucker, Of Hat
ley. Idaho. she having left my bed and board
without cause or provoc.tiou.
s3mlC &w* SAMUEL T. TUCKER.
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THE RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH.
Both are B,dly Demoraiized-The
Fast Mail Wrrcked-The Wires Not
Working.

Working.
No train came up the Branch to
day. The fast mail train was wrecked
four miles eGst of Shoshone, about Z
o'clock this morning, and the Wood
River tram was ordered to the rescue.
Several passengers were injured in
the wreck and, possibly, some killed.
The telegraph instruments in the
Shoshone Office are SO demorslized
that it is impossible for dispatches to
or from this point to get through tina,
Office. The TIMES had made arrange.
inents to get dispatches that, it was
hoped, would cover the whole State
for this issue; but owing to the causes
above stated, it has been impossible
for it to get a word. A mail will
doubtless come morrow, and it is
probable that 1t will bring some news
that will indicate how the State went.
Idaho was Republican by at least
$500 votes; but If the Republicans in
ether counties have done no better
than they did here it would not be
surprising ifthe Democrats had carried
the election.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-02
LATER.

The train arrived here at $50 this
evening. From the passengers it was
learned that, although the cars of the
fast mail train upset and several pas
sengers were bruised, only one man
WAS hurt. tie had an ankle broken.
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RlCAeC II you desire them no use foolisg
s.O''co awsy time on things that don't pay:
out send tl.t0 at once for magnificent outft Of
our Great New Stsnley Book. II book and terms
not satisfactory We refund your meiey. No risk
No capital needed. both ladies and gentlemen
employed Don't lose time in writing. step in
while the waters are troubled" DAYS are vsrth
dollars address b. =. JOHNSON Co., 1909 Main
ST., R3eEEc1S vs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Is CIRCLE gRAscArs.
ne set "a Fr<aeh = es Eeeas,ea -
LAT wtsssr's PlAs

AAst " tasFFt r4AE
The .Frenee Circle. .11eh rs or
g&azs8 Ia shs ess s&sl s1ier fgx tie
ssady q ne Preach .SDxaage aaa 1t
ef2tars, saa Whsea suspended ss vsrx
Ga tie sppsoA "a Of sammer, uil b Te-
osgAalEsa aanak sais pFesens naoaln Tor
tae eomsag winters course.
The History q ta.s ''clselss IS inter
esgng. Adolph BerzFd, Preach sen.
tlemAn Ia the esopley Of the Grand
kzpids 4 Indiana k&ilro&d Company
aetU@ted so.ely 81 love fer AS nauye
LANGUAGE and N = desire % have rs
beauties better appreciated ard lie lit
eFzlure better known among the cult
yAte.i folk 81 the elty. pfoflefea has gra-
tultoas service As director OF course
OF Readings IA freaca, for the oeaeTl
OF any Who ght desire ID accept tie
opportunity. & circle Was formed
consisting, a. rs firsi meeting, u seven
y fsons. This hunter was increased
20 thirty i've before the winter
was over. THIS class consisted
OF such well known persons A. ". ..
Hughart. J. H. T.. HughArt, john Law
renee. Peter Dogan, Mrs. a.. h. john
son, Mrs. A. =. b0odmAn, Mrs. Waiter
Hughes, Airs i. OBren and many
others The results of the winters
readings were satisfactory beyond al
expectations. The only expense 10 IN
dlYiduais vas small membership fee
81 So, which was used for the purchase
OF the literature needed by the circle.
With the fees collected, a small French
library of a little over one hundred
volumes was purchased and now be-
longs % the circle.
Ii the design Of Monsieur Berard
and the Old circle 20 continue last WIN
ter's operations, only Oh the enlarged
plan suggested bv last seasons success.
1t is now purposed 10 divide the
circle into two classes, one named
the beginners elias. and the
other the conversational class.
The financial features will be regulated
substantially as last year. Inc begin
ncrs class will meet at ti.e West Mich
igan Business College on "Wednesday
evening next, the Sth inst. AZ 80
O'Clock. Those desiring 10 JOIN the
circle may apply to Peter DOran, or be
present on ti4e AlpOtANtV NFNhlbss
The Conversational class Will be given
a complete course of readings and lee
lures on ali matters pertaining 10 the
philolOgy Of the language. II VIII have
two sessions monthly. fhe first Will be
at the West Michigan Business College
on the 18th OF this month, tor organiza-
ton and the arrangement OF courses OF
study. The second sess.on viii be on
the 10Th OF October. Ut which time the
election of officers will occur.
Monsieur Berard is not only = native
Frenchman, but Is Il thoroughly cul
tured Frenchman, and takes the direc-
ton OF the circle purely as "A labor o.
love. The pleasure and profit derive,
from last winters studies are guaran
tee of the success of the circle durlns
the coming winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

A new q lfic8iiv c0off0ats TIE street
car driver snce tbs steel in4estor has
been adopted Last evening = street
esf va. is4z ~ along 81 . RAPID paee
49, fte drfer had fssen - busy tbsf BE
I'D forrstten - p1H the sifIng frat
e.f.s.-st.s b. iodNafor. - TIE c8ntr ~
a4.r.e $50 serefsi streets behind ttf TO-
es4tF fr winch ths car vas ruoFl1e.
fer Vg>.i rstarnd Policeman waf an ffIe
~ sna go the EQUITY AID resolved
~ rsraeyi7 4 fs cssf6t hcld ~ f3e
fare req -fef cord - fnf tgn ~ tns ar
sf.8 gave rGnter ~ sherr Iefks Pc
fore ine soFr FED driver cauIe s.'ssk ae
asd SO o. ~ ~ ti.ree iffers CHARGED ur
- h.fa. ara 80 d.smss a. fue'rs SO f1s
s.r,l.cerYn ffisi 80 go % ADJ walked
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04


CxzrtFf- hon. 4 e. Rurehs gu1ge ~
Chzrss Z. kEl -. G1nla szsstor. sse..
- sas 1asesgo 8 Nssk II ek.s~a k4Al-
Vey tes reples4n; - tA< st,plll&il4l
d tinaeE Ni1ooat eos1s - eltser
psrs TIE Peopie -. An1eEsoa Par
iars sn3 1suaE Pass DxEu. litotllEA-
tlan fsE $50 AZ slta rs i - % srs=.
hoday k4r1a, tsss SE2a the cs.taS 0k
marEers defendants ARA kuea ana
pls4.tet neE guilty. Ihs People -,
JaHes Moore. laLoEal&i.o a FOR ISps; on
t-4i hon. We. r. Grove. Jae ge.--
HrBfy \ AndeFson 81 Al. e. IA Ford s.
haksT = a. en4ucxTy. Hermann
kgaegef And Joseph Peters. acn ttsss
10 tlxeHsaip. AGee J. Heggck -.
heabSn Coon sssampst; Judgment for
p.ssat.ff sIoi Z3 AID costs Default
Neu-lufY eSSss On call for tuesday
Ok. 7. N0s. =, 10, IL, Il. Is, a.. lo2
aid II.
PR0sAr1-Hon. Cyrus f. Perkins,
iudce-Estzte OF Czrdelia barker. de-
ceased. George NJ. Barker appointed
sdmn sFratOr Estate Of BkfnSrdas
Wynk0ff, deceased; letters 10 jo0u 81.
>teketee, administrator. Estate 81
Henry Znicema, deceased; letters g.
John benjamin, administrator. Estate
az Henry Shirk. deceased; Geo. "
Thompson appointed administrator
Estate OF Arnold I. Faulkner, de
ceased; license 10 sell real estate grant
ed L ate of kinxe Schregsrdus, de
G. as di Administrative maj account al
.owsd.
SUPERIOR Hon. +. A. Bnrlingame
/ ludge-PAtrlck Collins ". City oi
Grand kapids. trespass CA the case con
tnued over the term by consent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
AT THEIR OLD TRICKS.
The Members of the Owashtanong Club
Preparing For Thanksgiving.


Preparing For Thanksgiving.
The members of the 0washtanong
Club are preparing for a repetition OF
their memorable act of charity per-
formed among the poor of this city at
Thanksgiving time last year. The ex-
ecutive committee, composed of Presi-
dent c. w. Chauncey, as chairman,
c. W. Black and w. II. Boyns, has be-
gun the work in good shape, and the
following general committee has been
selected to carry out the good work;
A. S. Alnsworth, George Arnott, A. y.
Albee, Fred j. Adams, DR.. Barth, A. A,
Barber, K. 4. Blumrich. Lincoln Bowen,
h. NJ. Barnard, w. +. Cox, G. 4. Cotton.
W. X. Cushman, +. q. Clergyman, Peter
Doran, Wash. DAVIS, DIR. Dlsbrow, A. j.
Elliott, Charles Fox, Z. B. Fisher, NJ.
IL. Ford, n. l.. Freeman, A. Fyfe,
NJ. Friedman, Clark II. Gleason, Ed.
Gill, A. d. Greene, A. Greenbaum, IL.
F. Hastings, Ira G. Hatch, &. s. Holt,
K. A. Hamilton, James Harty, Peter
Haifly, W. c. Horner. Frank w. Hine,
John +. Killean, j. 5. Knox, Don J.
feathers, II. A. Lamos, Adolph Leitelt,
| jr., F. NJ. Lawson. c. +. Llnzee, w. f..
Mcknight, l.. f. McCrash, ID. II. Nc
| earthly, Geo. X. Mayhem, Arthur
MeIgs. 4. {. MsDgDld, W. f. Neahr, IL.
w. Nash. p. II. o. Brien, Geo. X. Perry.
w. ID. Pugh, b. w. Putnam, John
Platte. Charles Robinson, j. w. Rosen-
thai, c. ". Roberts, Joshua Speed, j.
l.. Strelitski, +. II. Smith, c.
ID. Spsulding, F. f.. Stevens, L.
b. Seymour, A. c. Scharsch, W. SWEET
land, W. G. Stebbins, John J. Sours,
Fred c. Temple, George w. Thompson,
CT. Major Tabor, r. c. NanBuskirk, /.
NJ. Weston, A. 5. White, ). Wesselius,
A. Nj. White, Ben White. julius House.
man, j. Il. Pantlnd, NJ. Shanahan.
A meeting OF the committee Will be
held on Tuesday evening to divide uI
the work. 1t IS proposed 10 establish a
| depot soon where donations OF food
clothing, furniture, etc, can be sent
Donations of $40 were received this
morning from W. +. Cook and X. l.
Foster, OF Ludington, nonresident
members of the club.