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LES FERRIES DE L. PIROfS
Sc LIFOTRCHE.

CONNIE on furra sen reildle
compile dams ce present numero, Ia
yente DIES Ferries &c Ia Paroisse
L.afourche. faite par ie Major S. /.
GrisamoYe. President du jury de
Police, ct Mr.. Oscar LGpine, Chair
man du Comite de Finances. du dit
Jury de Police, a rapport6 en- tout ct
partout Ia somme dc $4,000. Cette
vente est faite pour deux ans, a
partir du Ter. JanvieI. 1892, iusqu'a an
81 Dtcembre, 1893.
La somme totale de la vente de
t0us ces ferries, a lexception dun de
moins (celui chez Nj. T. J. Badeauy,
vendus il Y a deux ans, dams lie mois
de Decembre, 1899 Sc portrait a
a40S7.J0, faisant une difference dams
les deux yeutes de S2593.50. Tout
en- crovant gu IN on deuX. tout all
plus trois de ces ferries, il Y a deux
ans, furent adjug&s. a cause dune
grande competition, au-lela dun priN
raisonnable, dependant nous sommes
de lopinion que Ia vente ct lie priN
d'adjudication cette aimee Gtait bien
au-dessous de ce quils auraient du
6tre. lie priS obtenu rogne conside-
rablement les revenus de la paroisse,
de maniere a metre entraves aux
depenses %ordinaires de chaque aimee.
Vovez, IN ferrey seul, celui situc a
Lockport s'est vendu il V a deux ans
pour $4,000, de plus que tous les
ferries Sc sont venaus catte aimee. le
dit ferrt de L~ockport, ayant etc
adingt i Mr.. G.. D. Barrios en- Deem
bre, 1891, pour Ia sommede 92045.Q0.
Ce prix, sans doute. etait trDp elese
pour lie Ferry a I4ockport, ct Mr.
Barrios Il du en- ayoir etc lie pertlant
plusieurs lie v%oulaient a cette 6poque.
ct dams Iexcitation du moment, on
poussait les ms contre les autres, ct
a la fin Mr.. B. q etc pris.
t Dams gnotre humble opinion. afn
dtviter une REPETITION de &C qlli est
arrive i Ia derniere vente, ct afr
S d'obtenir pour Ia paroisse une juste
: compensation pour usage dies ferries
lie Jury de Police .devrait Sc METRE :
5 l'Gusre, ct fixer I'm prlx II chaqut
q ferry, scion So location, ct quand OF
c en- fait Ia vcnte, aucun ferry ne doit
a etre adjuge, a moins Qu'on en- al
j. obtenu au moins lie prix fiNe. ST
a"rriyait que quelqueS ms DIES ferrie:
:, ne rapportassent pas lie priy fiXe. qu'
lie Jury lie Police, par son president
emploie DIES hommes de c~onfiance pou
3, sen occuper ct les %utiliser pour /;
+ paroisse.
Nous ne faisons pas ces suggestion
atm de blesser l'amour propre de ecu.
qui ont etc assez heureuX d,achtter
privilege des ferries a dies prix s
bas-loin de Ia notre pensee-tan
u mieuX pour euN-nous navons, no
u plus. Intention de dieter au JURY d
: Police &c quill dot faire dams ce cas-
y mails nous souhaitOns sinceremen
'e que o suggestions seront serious
ment ~considGrtes. atm d'arriyer 4 u
u mode defnitif de procedure p:
e lequei les inttr6ts de Ia Paroisse l.
u fonrche seront protegGs dams III
{ mat;ere aussi importante que celle-e
. Depuis que nous yenons sl'ecril
ce aui precede. nous apprenons qt
81 lie jury de Police, a une de ses seance
"a await entrepris de METRE a executio
IL les suggestions ci-dessus mentionnee
mais faute dune majorite DIES mer
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w&~ B L@
II Raugue Re ThibodauS angmente+
de jour en- jour ses attaues-cet1e
semaine bearcoop d'argent Y = tte
depos6 Les actions sont en- i@nsse
ellie, valent s122,50.
Nous ~apprenons avec pelpe sIne
notro competent maItre de poste, Nf.
G. Bouargaux est alittt depuls quel-
qucs Jourz. ct ne peut pas oceuper
de Sc, a~iiaires otlicielles.
lie Gouyerneur knobloch ct lie tol.
|. d. Moore sont parts samedl passe
en- route pour Baton Rouge. lis
representcnt Ia Paroisse Lafourche
CONNIE d6ltgues a la Convention
d'Etat, choisis par lie peuple.
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Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN

PREMIEK TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a $3.50 heures a. NJ.
avec la MALE de fOuest. sr tra
Arrive a Thibodaux a 1895 heures. D. N.
avec la MALE de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
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TENTE DES FERRIES PT-
BLICS.

SIES III - I
CONNIE il a etc a~1nonce, la Nente.
DIES Ferries Publics de "a paroisse, par
lie Major s 7. Grisamore, President
du Juri de Police, assistt par Mr.,
Oscar Ltpiue, Chairman du Comitd de
Finance du cit Juriede Police,sa en-
lieu 4 l'enchere publique lie ) Dtcem
bre. $780,, ct furent adjuges aux plus
hauts ~cnch6rants, CONNIE suit l
/. Ferry Angelica, i Oscar Angel
loz. pour $4,000
:. Ferry st. JEAN 4 \. \. Bou-
vdreaux, pour. .s36.oo
3. Ferry Gossin, a /. A. Gossin,
) : pour .........-.. 5000
(. Ferry St. Charles, a 8. OsRous
sean, pour. .........+ ,s2b.oo
5. Ferry aceland. a Firmin Thibo-
dauS, pour. $4,000
6. Ferry Thos. Leblanc, a Louis
Eschte, pour. $500
:. Ferry Lockport, a Ferdinand
BarrilleauN, pour. 1923 90
5. FerryT. J. Badeaux, a Edmond
Bourgeois, pour. 5000
0. Ferry Canal Harang, Il Jos.
Tomassi Jr., pour. 1900
10. Ferry Cut Off, a Ellie Ducos.
..$6.OO
Montant Total .$l492.OO
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LIE Col. r. IL. Allen saresenwasaaAs
tation Rienzi, situ9e en- face de This
bodaux, ne fnira dc rouler seuaprAs
le jour dc 4 an.
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Bouyeron; habitation G. \. Claudet
& Co. a fini de rouler la semaihe der,
Mere. ayec r6sulats satlsfaisants.
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Mr.. FRANCOIS Barilleaox,slefa partle
inftrieure de Lafourche etaita fhi-
bodaux lundi passt.
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Mr.. Ursin Leblanc a passe ses
dernieres cannes la seInaine, f~aissntsa
peu a pres $50 boucauts de sucre.
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Mr.. Richard Foret s'cst w obiige
d'arr6ter de S~rouler samedi dernIer
parce quill ne Iui restait prs ne
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West B5ptobh IEopgl ! cameron Snt
dlus DIES dtltguts favorisant Meme
ry, ct Biepxi!ls de- d9lsspes fakerr
SAINT Adams. 90 - =
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Par IN vote manpne, Mr. b, T.
Wells fut tiu President temporaire
de la Convention dFfdt.
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M.rEdiear.-Veuillez m'annoneer
.onme candidat All poste dc SHERIFF.
~ Il paroisse Lafourche, sujet a IA
dScision du Parti Deinocratique
I. u. IDRO.
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Mr.. Tfasimond Foret Il fini tie ron-
ler samedi passG. sur SON hablfatlon
Ludiyine.
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nr Ellis1 Fore. don't Tabitathn, 81
trouve 4 une petite distance en- has de
Loekport. 4 fni ssa +oulafsoa samsdi'
passe.
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Messr5. Whitehead ct Kent ont nas
forte r6colte Il sauyer, ct ne fnIront
pas d'ici quotque temps.
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g
Nine L. Leyert, sur. son habitation
situ&e a ~qlielques miles en- hant de
Lockport, a achieve ses traSau3 ha
roulalson Ia semaine derniere,
-
On nous apprcnd que le "Lafourche
Refinery iinira tous ses uayauN ttes
premiers sucres Ia senlaine proefalne
Les seconds seront faits dams le mos
de ftvrie1 proclaim.
Mr.. Clay Naqnia don't a tanilie
est venti roster L TIlibodaux, Il
queIque temps, est de retours chez IN,
ayaut achieve So roulaison sur la
Techc.
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A VENsAssR. -
NGTVEATX ARRANGLNENTSFe
EE6ArEEE. HDEsS E"E'gg "a

NbEEsEA Ds1S k"E'Ek ANEERN.
EncoignGre des rucs Green ct T~hInodaux.
#F~ # @ 49, AE#E 49,
M Thomas Albert apre viest SEES am,s
les voyageurs aI,n syieat de siaire Dc non
veauA arrangements al. hi perlnettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ccux5 RI voudrnnt lhonnoe
rer deieur coniiaaee RssggF~ Atr@ -
Repas a toute heurea aee - sot,rneeFes "a
commando. III a~w-
5~6jeuner ct IA henr@sfIs5ir II III tIfrer
Ghamh-,es cominaGsese tbiea 4arnias
s- sfstFs NR ~ *4
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a E.OalEsss assRsA-yESDgE

4 Gtz.sF I 7a NbM--- = - - N4a5
lie seussigne- proprieta ae Dc A., 00a acresde
terre sitnts dams II l~ftoiSse VernAnioE, aux
envirehs TN 44aac Ar+hnr. sfnser. prnr la
culture an riz on 4 ftte7aa AtaAt erre aux
conditions suiyantfs. LIS atrw v#t.4rssY :
Un quart dc IL lfq.al!c iVRalys cent acre1.
ct n ci.dnieme Al Se>sn@ DE- Cent acres,
la tersr esq ~ fnara. i ~ *f- $50 afE
II vendra 4 80 aal'acre. t,s-;l,le pn- tierseau
- ,noll's r"mptaat' g 1asett+--s = ~ aaou
tette tcrre est propreEa tosfes soffes >
culture. rtaFe%4@ a saf ~ \ sgg@s "
s'adre. SGT d a zrTvs4 ~4~
!. GuEYDAsa
Shell Beach parni>se TernnlIiop La.
On anx b~ureanx. dcfa SESrfSFTLFs lie Thibu-
daux pour infofinasion< ass5afa usrs 49,
-*.FA %DeesIrqG W A4a# aFw
A W. sshEsss..6 = Nka
4#~Gs .AHsa --- ~ ~ F8 49,,
nEUN POIPES. DE A+IQICEs. POUR
~ irrigation. .Maeilines ct houilloires en-
bon ortire. addresses n @I q 800 =
NIX. GEaRGE DI0NNE,
GU ! la Sentlnelle aefthiaosaaS$ gtta'
-A tSzll-9ItI
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Mr.. c. 4. Matthews a encore splu-
sieurs semaines de roulaison.
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On a ini de rouIer STU lhabitatIon
Raceland, appartenant i Nj, Leon
Godchaux. II semalne derniere
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cannes sur le champ.
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Anssit6t que nous pofTr6ns obte-
mir lie ~rsndene1t total de "a retdte.
de suere ct de me 'asse sur fes dfHe-
rentes habitatiors sucrieres de Ia
paroisse, nous en- pu5Herons Garesut-
tat. Ain de pouvoiry arrfTeEs nous
prions les habitants sueriers deFor-
loir bien nous envoya lie nombre de
boucauts et de ba rilsde maIasse ct de
llvrea desnc1e que chacqn afait, ID
plus atot possible Nous avsps-touta
raison de croire que lie nendensni
dams tolte II parpisse est reaucoup
mieux que Pon ne u, s'p6osatt a.
commencement de laroulalsaa- a.
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Is.
j. BARKER.


H
SHERIFF
n. TFJ,tear.-Veuillez m'annoneer
.omme candidat au poste dc s4ERlFFi
de Ia Paroisse Lafourche, suJet a la
asoision du Parti Democratique
I. II. LORIO.
~yOuyELLES LOCALES.
Fumpz rs "~Thibodeaux Special
r,.a,sa 1T vonS sefpz heureuX,
It asa IL /
Mr.. John Seely 9 du passer ses
dorniAres cannes marli passe. gH1al
les Freras Emile Ct Joseph o.!
Toups ont fin Ia semaine defniere.
Mr.. c. A. Matthews a encore splu-
.ianr, semaines de roulaison.
Mr.. Joseph 7. LeBEthe, passait ses
derniere, cannes Ia semaine derniere.
On a fini de rouler sta habita4Ion
Raceland. apPartenant i Nr. Leon
Godchaux. II semalne d~erniere
Mr.. Tfasimond Foret Il tfni lie ron-
Ter samedi passe, II Q habltat@oa
Ludiyine.
Mr.. francois Barilleao ,leia partie
inf6rieure dc Lafourche etait fhi-
bodaux lundi passt.
Bouyeron; habitation G. \. Claudet
& Co. a fni de rouler la semaihe der
Mere. avec r6sultats satisfaisdnts
Mr.. Ursin Leblanc q passe ses
dernieres cannes la selnaine, faisait !
peu 4 pres $50 boucaats de stlere-
Messrs. Whitehead ct Kent ont nae
forte r6colte d sauNer, ct ne fnlront
pas dici quotque temps.
Par IN vote unannne, Mr. d, l.
Wells fut tiu President temporaire
de Ia t~6hvenfion d'Efat.
Mr Ellis Fofa, don't 1abitathn s
trouve a une petite distance en- has dc
Loekport. a iini sa 4~oulafson samsd
passt.
West Baton Rouge & cameron On.
6lus DIES d6ltguts favorisant Meme
~, ct Biepvills, de- delsspes fateri
SAINT Adams. ICA -
lie Col. R. H. Allens saresensisani
tation Rienz, situ9e en- face de I'D
bodaux, ne iinira dc rouler eusaprA
lie jour de Ian.
Mr.. Richard Foret s'cst " oblig'
d'arr8ter de ,roulef samedi dernie
parce quill ne Iui restait P'rs q
cannes sur lie champ.
Nine L. Lesert, sur. son habitatio.
situ&e a qrielques miles en- hant q
Lockport. a achieve ses traSauN Y
roulaison la semaine derniere.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-11
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA,l
January 20, 1891.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following-nameds settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof in sup.
port Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court of the State
of Nevada, in and for Elko County, Nevada,
at Elko, Nevada, OH Wednesday, April l, 1891,
viz: Charles Toyn, H. Z. No. 81 for Lot Of
Sec a. Lot of Sec 1, TIP 9S N, X IS K. and e 4
Of Sc u. Sec rs, TIP 40 N, r SO K, DIN.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
A. g. Dawley, of Elko, Nevada.
A. w. Brown, Of Elko, Nevada,
z. Guldager, of Elko, Nevada.
III. Hyiton, Of Elko, Nevada.
!. l.. DUNKLE. ~
Register.
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WEDDING CARDS, POSTERS

BALL TICKETS, INVITATIONS,
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
First Day of the Olympic Club
Handicap Contest.

Yesterday afternoon witnessed the opening OF
the annex tennis tournament at the Olympic
Club grounds. Preparations for the event have
been in progress for some time and the players
have been carefully classified. Following is the
classification:
First Glass;. Tobin vs.. Blank.
Second Glass;. Code vs.. L. Carrigan; A. Car
rigan VS.. c. L. Dietrick; o. C. Haslett vs.. NJ. l..
Requa; A. j. Treaj VS.. X. A. Harron.
Third class-F. PritcEard vs.. j. Il. Kempster;
A. X. James vs.. NJ. f. Cabs; II. Parker vs.. j.
A. Haley; W. IL. Pegram to play winner OF
ker-Haley sell; n. OSulltvan Us. IL. l. Yeeder.
Fourth class &c. w. Hupers VS.. j. II. Bishop;
+. }. Warzman ys. II. c. Wilbur; j. r. Carroll
vs.. j. +. LaTkin; L. L. Jacobs 10 play winner Of
Carroll Larkin set; L. l.. Golcher vs. ID. w.
Treat
The odds as given are: Tobin gives second
class half 80; second class gives third class 10
Third class gives fourth class 49, first class gives
tnird class 80, owe 10; second class gives fourth
class half 80; first class gives fourth class 80,
owe 80.
so far as played the score stood at dark last
Carrigan-Carrig an won BY Codes default; g
Cafrigan VS.. c. Dietriek-DeirlcK won by Car
rgan's default; Carrigan VS.. Dietrick-Carrigan
won, Ga and GO.
In The third Glass;. A. Kemptun won from f.
Prtchard by GO and Ga; j. n. Haley vs.. III.
Parket-Haley won by 6-1 and Go; w. II.
PeRram VS.. j. n. Haley-HaIey won by Go and
Go; n. O'SHllivan VS.. H. 7. Yeeder-Veeder
won by GO, 4-6 and 6-3.
In The fourth class-G. w. Hupers defeated j..
II. Bishop b. score OF ca and Go; ID. w.
So.
PLAYING will be confined TO-DAY
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THE YOUTHS DIRECTORY FESTIVAL.
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK
OCTOBER 18TH TO OCTOBER 18th



Opening address by HIS GRACE ARCHBISHOP
RIOROAN.
Address by REV. DIR. vooRsANGER OF Temple
Emanuel.
Address by REV. DR.. EAsToN OF Calvary Pres
byterian Church.
Grand concert by the unitod German singing
societies of San Francisco, $50 voices under dlrec
tion Of Professors Philip Frederichs and Joseph Il.
Reiger.
Grand concert by the united church choirs of
San Francisco under the direction OF Professor A.
C. Elmer.
Grand exhibition drill by n company composed OF
noE-commssioned officers OF the Third Infantry,
n. q. c., by permission of Colonel Thomas +.
Barry.
Fancy exhibition drill by the Carmel Cadets. COM
posed OF members OF the Young Ladies' Catholic
Union under command Of Colonel w. p. Sullivan.
First Infantry, n. &. q.
Grand athletic performance, including wrestling,
club swinging, tumbling. bar feats and the famous
buresque Knockout by delegation from the Olym-
pic Club, by kind permission OF their President,
w. Greer Harrison.
Grand athletic performance. including pyramid
building, tumblng, ETC., by the Verein EinIracht
Turn Section, numbering % performers.
Grand performance and drill by the Third Infan-
try N G. c. Drum and Bugle Corps, comprising 40
memr rs, under the direction Of Professor Nelson
Hadley, the worId-renowned Drum MAJOR OF the
late z. T. Barnums Circus Band
Grand variety performance by the entire Wig
wan Theater Company.
REGULATIONS by talented professional ana amateur
readers.
Prize games from to O'Clock each afternoon
Admission Adults, 20 cents; Children. 10 cents;
season tickets, 81.
The proceeds TO be devoted to the support Of the
homeless boys In the Youths Directory. 1t
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NORRIS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.


Rev. E. A. Teller OF the English Conference
Will occupy the pulpit OF the West End NJ. E
Church this morning.
a number OF society young men OF this city
have organized a minstrel club and Will give
their first performance on the 18Th and goth In
Park Opera POuse.
The receipts Of the narrOw-gauge office at Park
street for September were $22lT 80, Of which
S1193 90 was for the sale OF tickets aud
S1O24 % for freight handled.
report has been circulated that the police
force was TO be cut down man or Two, but City
Marshal Rogers says there IS no truth in it. He
thinks the fUIce should be In e. eased II anything.
Papers have been prepared, and probably Will
be filed tomorrow, protesting against X. ).
Montgomery's going through insolvency as he
has petiIoued. Montgomery recently failed as
a restRuTani-keeper in This city.
he trouble of Philip Traysaac and Mrs. Ora
mer neghbors on San Antonio avenue, came up
for adjudication in the JUSTICES Court yesterday.
Traysaac claimed that The fence that separated
The property of the TWO stood four inches on Mrs.
CrameT's laud. Without her consent lie moved
the fence on to his land and she bad HIM ar
rested for malicious mischief The jury could
not agree and the charge was dismissed.
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MORTON Special Delivery office removed to IT
Geary street. one trunk, 35c; three trunks, ST.
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Demand for California Rs;sins.

NEW YORK. Oct. 11.-There has been consid-
erable "rustling" In this market for moderate
quantities OF new California layer raisIns the
past few days, and more Interest is shown also in
hrst-class loose Muscatels spot This demand
has not been easily met, for the reason that very
lew goods have yet arrived and prices have been
paid that many buyers consider ridiculously high
for the same goods when the latter was offered
In transit. A few buyers have purchased fairly
liberal quantities. 10 arrive. but the majority have
made little provision Tor future wants. and there
are slight indications that stiff prices will nave TO
be paiu for early arrivals
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fiji defectiYe sight Az kearnY street.
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FOR BREACH OF CoETRACT-The North Pa
cific Coast Railroad Company has sued the
Duncan Mills Land and Lumber Company 10 re-
cover 81 2. 800 on an alleged breach of contract.
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win not he inserted. They must be handed Ia AZ
either OF the publication Offices aud be tndorset
with the name and residence of persons authorized
TO have the same pubiished.l
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wARD-In this city. October g. 1891 after long
and painful Illness. Il. X. Ward, beloved husband
OF Katie Ward. native OF New York, aged 40
years and 10 days. Jacksonville (Ill) papers
please eopy.I
GJ-FrIends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day.. at 30 O'Clock p. NJ. from his late resi-
dence, 3i0L2 Clementina street, between Fourth
aud Fifth. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery.%S
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SAN FRAN
cisco Lodge, No. 4, A. o. U. W., are requested to
attend the funeral OF late brother, Is. h.
Ward from our lOdge-roOni, $40 Post street. THIS
DAY (SunGayJ at II O'Clock NJ.
F. J. CARLSON, NJ. W.
W. p. ENoLIsH Recorder.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SAN FRAN
requested to assemble IN X. r. b. Hall. corner
Mason and O'farrel streets THIS DAY (Suu-
day. at IL 80 O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral OF our deceased brother. Il.
X. Ward. Sister alliances are respectfully invited
attend. Per order
JOHN T. BLAKE, President.
j. II. o'CoNNoR, Secretary.
McGREGOR-In this city, october 0, 1891. Mary
A. McGregor, beloved sister OF Alexander T. Nc
Gregor, and caughter Of Mrs. J. Hoffman date OF
Westport, MendoeIno County. CALI, native OF
Eigin. Moray shire, Scotland, aged 25 years and
days.
M Friends aud aFquainIRnees respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day., At II 80 O'Clock F. NJ from the residence
OF her uncle. John Edwards, 1899 broadway.
near Hyde street. -
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BORN.
STERN-Tn this city. September %, 1891. to the
wife OF Charles Stern, son.
HARRIS-In TINS city, October 8, 1891, TO the wife
OF Samuel Harris, a daughter.
TASCHkER-Iu this city, october 8, 1891, to the
wife OF Gus Taschner son.
LEVIN this city, October 3. 1891, TO the wife OF
Julius Levy. a daughter.
MOSES-In this city, October 10, 1891, to the vile
OF Samuel Moses
BARNES-In this city, october 6. 1891. to the wife
OF (. II. Barnes, son.
BLISs-In this city, october 10, 1891, to the wife
OF Charles w. Bliss, n
VAN VALKENBERG-In this city. October 1891,
TO the wife OF L. j. Van Yalkenberg, daughter
BYERS-In this city, october /, 1891 to The wife
of Fred Byers daughter.
CLARK-In this city. october Q, 1891, to the wife
OF +. p. CLARK, son.
GORDON-In this CITY, October Z, 1891 to the wife
of Robert Gordon, SON.
CLEARY-In this city. October 5, 1891. to the wife
OF Thomas Cleary, daughter.
SCHMITT-In this city, October !. 1891, to the
wife of Harry C. Schmitt u daughter.
Met ERNAN-In this city, October 10, 1891, to
the wife of J. j. McTiernan. son.
MEINS-In this city, October g. 1897 to the wife Of
William Mems, daughter
STAUD-In this city, october s, 1891 to the wife
OF n. Staud, son.
ALLENBERG-Octo Z. 1891, to the wife OF S.
AIIenberg a daughter.