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Railroads
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new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Crry.
Trains leave rs follows:

Trains leave ms follows ,.,,., .v,..
"i ao.c noe M D.t.4l. and Baasio -
1000 A. M.-CillOAGO VESTIBULE LIMITED quo
1910 ooISIlsr i DAY EXPRESS except
12,o0 -sorTHwEsTERN vEsTIBULE LIN
IIED-Due Cincinnati 10 100. indianapolis IL Az a. He
4,5S Ioni VI SIXTH SHORE vEsTIBUIE LIMITED
500 Gay p. ,r.-FAsr WESTERN ExPREss1-Duo Chicago
s.5 f. II." 2siD5iI0SBACK AND MoHTREAL Ex.
1850 '''' p M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
e,I5 p M.-FAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
FRIsS Due indianapolis Ii 20 p. m next Day d.
FIsuKi iii (NEwhrRGm, PouGHk EEPsIE; RH HI l5
s! loo s 3S go g. z B o. sy'o 10 &c. rGssh5
p H. Tor Garrsons (west POM. :! IS. ~ :l6 a m
AEAWyL7 80 a. 10 10. 10 90 1850 ills A. m. 70 90
noon. 3 80 50. 30 90, t6:25 80 o:l5 D M.
TR0Y-t7t5 e1o. 10 90 30 80 rs a N c u 90
r, pO92 y 80 }?1 QS7 S9 q Fl 10 6o g
a m. l. 90 noon. so q 90 30 9l5 D. H. -'Oo
Rot hEsrEE-2l 1000 10 30 20 n,, 200 nOon
SO 10 &c., 10 30 UO y 200 90 noon .oo
SO SO * g IL IL SO 1880 n" e 90
ADiE0NDACK MOUNTAINS ANpD MoNTEEAL-t745
AurBtTTN GESSfEvAA. I'D cAS&SS%'D NGgA-9 10; 10 90
BrEk SninE e. Hit III, VIZ "mARLEI DivisioN-
r ssePqs Car 'rg ls, e rss sr'q q
e! W.: i;,5,h;' ,,a'S ,as T R.I
i nS5H $50 oSSn and 100 adc w sS
Welo Ehpr,' Gcis ior AND GhSSs baggage from
tDaly except sunday. 3Daly except Saturday
70 d Ssj5 30 g. nosr 'vns g. 80 70 90 m
and ]? 20 Hdag top at Psi Sire :; H Gp%gFrs
Gene oil Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the WesA.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot NJ,
DesbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets, "a
fOllOws:-
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.

THE FAST LINE.
800 A. M cdyeIDs ysssule Sleeping and Psro,
S5sSs'. Sl, E 1$SS: 3 s. a;
49,. THE PENNsYLvANiH LIMITED
1000 A. W. COMPOSED exclusively of Pullman yes,bul.
s:e hRaaf sss Ss
Of home Officer Heated By steam ' and eHs sSs
'aa NM snS chseo sa ne A d,s
ST LOU!.. CHICAGO. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
- P33$ e. '5ss s$,
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 =. M.-Pullnan Vestibule sleeping Car New.Yot
Sh bSs s t9e Se1 70 s sa Ns
go p; M chicago 80 p M next day, and s, Louis
and Toledo daily except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s:ss svsi e,Ts S sossss
8:
BABTIMOKE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express Of Pullman PaI!or Car
I%s.a aaPs With b Sc tsr At 20 S :
Ma.sasS 20 rs 3 M s5ss9So ss1Ssso
nf3 FOR m h.%S5' Sa md s"'s *
f0f Thfou sH Buffet faro a Car 90 p H. "e' with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20. 500 80 90 Chicago Limited
dining Car and ii 200 a. NJ, y 20 90. 10 soS
$780, 100. 30 5 co. s. 90 $50 8 90. and s SS
p. and II IS night. Accommodations IL 10 a. M.
40 and 200 p. m. Sundays Express Is, 9 80
go Pd "P D. % and l5 is night ~ Accom- S1
mediation 100 p. m.
For time tables Of trains 10 local points the Penn
syyania Railroad System, apply at the following Ticket
Offices: Nos. /, 435. $40, and ga Broadway, l Aston
and foot Of DesbO-eS and Cortlantt sts Court
st. Fuonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot II
Fulto1st, Brooklyn; IS Hucsonst., Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will call and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 destination
CHAS. T.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Drsbro-~eS is. a follow
a. m for sarinccon and Intermediate points:
10 for Geneva, LYONS, Elmtrd, Rochester. Bu1at
and the West. Pottsvic and principal local points Chair
ear 10 Lyon, and Pullman ear to Suspension Bridge
20 A. H. for Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II A. NJ for l.. and Z. Junction and intermediate points
Chair to Mauch chunk.
d. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
ear ~ Tunkhanock Connection u Reading and Harris
$40 D. m for Elmira and principal intermediate points.
Chair ar u WIKI share and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge. =, .,,
ate points. Chair to Maucn Junk.
10 u. M. fOI Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection T. Reading and. Harrisburg.
D. M. flr Geneva Lyons. Emira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. 49,, ON
u m connect Tor all points in MshOnoy and Ha1eon coal
regions. ...r, =. -,r,r>-s
10 a. m. for Mauch chunk, halelton and informative
points and II u. .or Shenandoah and inteFmedaS
= 10 n m Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points: .
n m Tor Geneva. Lyons. Emira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Onice. 235 Broadway
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CENTRAL R.R. or NEW-JERSEY

FOOT or llBl.lsl1-Sl, NOhlH NV
4 30 a. M Tor Easton MlGen CGunS, wtlkesbarro.
our Wamspoft On sundays Eiston. Mauch chunA
~ a. Ill., ior Ts,ton and Mau,h Chunk On Sundays
Eao NaqSn fa r asioa NaSa Chunk wke.bsrre
sn.moSir Sua6ary. wia@sToit Through coach
10 = N. daily FOR EastOn. Maaeh Chunk Reading
HarIsbu Ptts S' om S1HI n6 iI adq a fio
burg. wiAesDarre scranton Tamaqna Po''''e Shame
90: E Es.!Sn l Mau Ac GSanR Reading Harris
tu;f 80 fS g. M sq io Es,cn and nd RSa.own
80 30 3 sg9dny'i PFC % g 90 p 10
oOG Long and og,h Point Pleasant
cI'o: Ocean 1 Grove and ASbury Para. 90 200
Red ga % = a. S4 ss % m 80 80 10 o.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At AS Sis A. H., 80 20, 10 D. IN. Sundays.
600 a. IN, Parof Cars al,l 80 40 gao p. NJ;
d"' 70, IONS S River Barnegat Park and Barnosa 49,
l FoS Aaat SO City Vaeland and bfdSe;oa, 445
Fc,i MonnscuIn Beach and seabrGht. is. II Is
FOu PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WAsIIINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia 40, 300 IL 80 m, 30
sGV%SD&YlSS 800 'VS iioO m. o. $40. 90. 90
For Batmorf and washington daily at 90 II 80 ex'
Trains leaving at AS. II 30 M; 80. go. 100
80 D. NJ, 10 Is night except Saturiay niGht SUNDAYS
have connection for Recalling, Haf-
FOR sdnSg1y and wllllamspOr Via PHILADELPHIA az -
A. NJ Il 30 Binct Paror Car. 30 y n, II 10 midnight
(except saturday nightJ SUNDAYS, 600 - m - $50
Tickets and ParorCa seats IAN be proc GTet at a. III
Vest is5thst i3a Eas, l-5tGst NewYOrk cOurtst.
500 Fuiton- It. % broadway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana checK
baggage from hotel or rrsldenc'.
nj EW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" KAILwAY.-rran. leave West i:d,'t a. follows
Middletown Ellenye Liberty Debit SSrTIeh o MeG
Chicago; 4. for CAM HllL Miuaic-
town Elenville. Liberty 50 rs M for Mddetown LIB
efty Walton Oneida Central square, Oswego ltochessf,
Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago. st. Louis. Daily. All
ether trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets time tables SxS
Exchange Place. ~.
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navy S be bs sSSyS@ e. ' %ai Ea6s3o
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6nce Ncw.Yor or the Bureau samples Of the stand,
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bd ali other thing; r., being sbt eqS 10 Ha fsed ds
to 81 9? ST essa
ID ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND
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will preach Bibe.school e:16 m young 49, y-p ser
meeting, 80 p. m. Strangers ~eicomeo ~ e''
vice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

SON D. DE- breaches at 10 so M ana 7w We
evening at s O'Clock. Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th;ave.. e92.,ner
l2th.st.SerNiceS II a. m. and z. m NeE JAMES
MCLEOD, ID. D., Of Albany, win preach
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FOURTH IN FREE COURSE Phenomenal Lectures at
Cooper institute on solution Of Sceisl P9sa ana H
Olombia Commonwealth. Subject Sunday, March 10, 8
D. m, " Strong Deusicns"
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HOPE CHAPEL. 333 East 4th.st., near Avenue
Rev. JOHN Il. DEVINS Pastor. Preaching II a. ~. ana
d. m. by the Rev. FRANK :. WOODRUFF, OF Prince.
ton sunday school D. PRAYER me etng anu teaehefs
meeting, Thursday p. m. Free reading room opeh
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DIsCIpLES OF CHRIST, 50tn.st.. near oth'aVe.
Tho Rex r. e. TYLER. Pastor

Manning subject 'Conyersion OF a Company OF Thfeve
od nrnnE the eleventh a series OF sermons o.
Somc I,l6ic Examples OF Conversion" Evening SPEAK
- tho Truth In Love- The Garfield Chautauqua tlfcl
vii meet in this Tuesday evening at oclocH
Leach in this church on Wednesday evening.
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ELEVENTH STREET UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH.
between 9th and 7th ayes Rev. BoLh La 1 IF R
power OF a Christian Le.' p. m, "Old WORDS anu
Mean,ng-n Al Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

PARK AVENUE METHODIST ErlSCoPAL T phi. NJ 10
rorucr Of S5a.st-SerNico-. 10 30 ana 20 iIt.h.s
b. Professor RAY MOND. president Of wesleyan o''r'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

purLIIps PRI.NRYTERIAN CHURCH Nadison;aNe
and ,3I.-t-Itv ~. srlNiN" Ia'.r, VIII P's"fn cct
..r1Ic Max Irri on, Modetl Spitltu'l~m "seu'
sun choo ?.I5 a n. All cordially m'i''u'
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN; corner 22d'
st.-preaching by the Pastor Rev. HOWARD CnCSBh ,
D. D. at II NJ, =. IN. Evening SUBJECT 1he
Habakkuk.''
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PILGRIM CHURCH ,Consrega, onah Madi,""'pse;; anu
,ot-' - ia, <NAlTFI. II. VIRGIN. u. ID, IaS,"l
sabbath -',c- ~ n. 1ho Highest 'rue'"s Ii 'th
',' ,r,,,I, .lcno.rncr and Prrp'r Su 10 cue. 80
hno HON. spanish. Chimes dslnrtheh''' 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

PROFESSOR W r. HARPER. or tn" University Of
,.,,cn sin Give the la, % lcctgc, IN The nth
AyrniIS BipjIst church. ~. Wet idth'st Sunday
Na,"b n A. ~ T. m. subject: 'Ilabakkuk.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CUI@RCU near SHAVE, OLIVER \. BROWN, d. q
pasto-Preachng 10 80 and 81. sunday-school, 30
Ipworth Leaghue 6 80. You are invited.
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RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. 92d.st and Am.
,.iS,..,V. NPrsnrhing A. II ard - by Rev. JAMES
FRANCIS. @ rw-lIaupshlre. sunday school 81 o.
.f~,nyers and friends cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

,c,DENy OF MUSIC BROOKIYE.-Doctor IT, l.
80 q. continue his course OF
sermons on The Ten Plaques Of These Ihree Cities'
Evening service New.York Academy OF MUSIC
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I East sEvENTEENTH STREET. METHODIST
| CHURCH reyiya.-9 80. Mrs DIT PALMERs H1 ,n eS
| needing Dr. NJ. d. G. CRAWFORD. preaching az 10 80.
| Praise meetings 3 30 O. Preaching 30 followed py
| he services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

FULTON STREET
DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING.
from II 10 O'Clock. Come In, rest and pray. .
Stop s. 10 20 mnute the hour al time admits
Nos 113 Fulton.st and IS Annst
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY: 1855 Worth.
st. WILLIAM + BARNARD araea na
wholly BY the children OF the Institution Public invited
Donations second hand clothing and shoes solicipc
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57tl-st.. between 9th
and 7,h.aNe~Nr. MAJ AlIllR pcseh c, hHndiy morn
no and evening SunGd, school .: 10 PRAYER meetings
Monday and Friday evening". Advisory committee meets
StudJv auI "Wednesday y To rccc!Vc cana ditc, for
,tpt Strangers welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH; 2 70 10 West
i6ths St, near 5thave-Rey. W. H. =. FAUNCE, Pastor.
p caching at II by the Pastor. At 7.45 p.
Professor W u. HARPER will give exposition Of the
Prophecy OF nIhakkuk Sunday 30 a m. PRAYER
meeting Wedn, siay evening, O'Clock. All welcome.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. s1stst. between Bour'
ward West End avePreachnR by the Pastor. Kew, l.
NJ. HALrEMAN, at IL a. m. and 40 p. m. sunday
school 80 a. M Prayer.meeting Friday evening 7;4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

AT THE IENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
IN So west il6th.st. east OF LenoNavc. Temporary
mace o. wor>him The Rev MERLE ST C.. WRIGHT
pastor win mr. a, az II a. Sunday school az 80 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

WcdDe.d., evening at y. M D. GEORGE NhN III
WATi,i; Rector Of ~ Andrew, liail.m. pr aches.
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and 5od.st Rev. l. MAiroLE WARREN, Rector
Iiniv Conrnuucn 80 q. Morning -erNice II O'Clock.
i-cac6,ng BIZ the Rector. E,cning service at y.
Roth sermons b. the Rector
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CENTRAL PRESBYTEEiAN CHURCH, 61th-st. be
tween broadway AMI 5th-gyr hing BIS the Pastor
Pnv WILTON MERLE SMITH. y. D.. at II O. m. an
345 - N salha'ii--choo az o'clock Strangers cor
diaiiy WELDON d.
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REV. ARTHUR -. PIERSoN, y. D.. OF Phi,ad- pnia
viii Irrirh on SUNDAY. March 10. IN the ooIeglate
I;t formed Church. 2:tn-st and 1'h-oNr Az IL d" H.
,Td : ~ m 1nr public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

GOLD JouN STEEEr' Rev W w; 30, BoW nd ptSli,
b. ~ >~i,I.L p-~fheS 30 evening "T'ha 'ihs'H ~
large chorus clf1i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

CHALMERS PEESBYTEif&N HrKCH. 7th.avc
n.ar Is,.-.t.-Rc,. W. ID BUCHANAN, Pastor. wi
preach a. 10 80 and - Strangers coIdilll
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, t2dst;i, o ST0S
5th and 9Th ayes-The Pastor Rev. JOHN X fAAIoN'
ID. D. will preach tomorrow at IL m. and 4o D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
Madi.on.aNc and l26th,t.-i;"N. Dr. j. l. fllOf Ia,of
vu uftlth at 10 80 a. ana 80 j. m, iN''i..11
monthly praise service. " Peter, the Fisherman SP'mi
music. Strangers wclcon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

CHURCH or THE INCAENATfoN. Madison.ave. an
a,,b..t Rrv ARTIUE BGOOKS Rector AlOmng ser
80 a. II a. IL. Afternoon service. y. m. The RecO
will on.o! lat. Strng ?, cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL GuLTu RE.El;eetqffe py
Mr ~ NJ MANdASARlAN at ChlckclihI !iat' AZ - -"
a. m subject, The Quito Of MatraGe," ana AZ Wc
IiaI Of the Harlem Democratic Club l=6th,s bttnen
tth and Madison aNc~., al y 10 y. m. subject foIr
Crcoorv the Se,cn'h" All interested are invited
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

A-NEw.YORK TEMPERANCE UNION; Masonic
Temple 6th.ave. and o3d:st-sunday, O'Clock. Doors
n tns great occasion viii he opened AZ = Our WORK a
tfumph Mankind by Gods help deeained ana saT ad
lac The Christian Advocate and the rum power
Combined cannot thwart Bad company 10Y Dr. BUCK.
h idvocaie and then come the Temple on sunday and
Ae Nv SCson"e II the great Methodist Church voted
n," ~ NJ, tho onster rum curse would die I'm day.
Come and hear Mr. GEO Il. SCOTT Of The witness" on
AVID listn n thousand vOces ringing out
cold coronation" Nearer my God TO Thee" a. You
e,er had them lclofe. The Fowler Christian coOfed
nvs,ic, and Old Black JOn in their sweet hymns and
tneodSs An extensive select musical ana literary pro.
glammc. ....,x CT. - ~ 'A"D''
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>,p.rt tti.sni1l.KIAN ChCRCH corner OF 9th
,yt AID 5,t.--Frucln- rs ia" Pa,tor Roy > IL To-
-iTtE II H. Morning service, 10 80, Hbe'-'ho'lN'
"a Young peop.,'s prayer meeting. Z; evening ser
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-28
Anti Lottery Goomors.

Ii the lottery controls the state GOV
eminent as the ants charg. that il
does. 1t seems a little strange that
Louisiana has never had a lottery gov
ernor. Certainly the chief officer OF
the state, with the power of appoint
Ing Judges and of ~yetoins legislation.
would seem to be the person d corpor-
alton or individual seeking legislation
and the establishment of rights in court
would most desire to control. Yet it
IS a fact that Louisiana has never had
a lottery governor. Since the lottery
was chartered in 1879, the executive
chair of the state has been occupied by
only three men. Nichols, Wilt aud
McEnery. Gov. Wilt die q few
months after his Inauguration and be-
fore he had time or opportunity to ex-
press himself on the lottery. Cover
nor McEnery never missed an oppor-
tunity to score the lottery in his mes
sages to the Legislature and Governor
Nichols is the recognized head sachem
OF the present lottery crusade. The
only time Nichols showed any favor
to the lottery was when he accented a
contribution of $4,000 from it to his
campaign furd. Toes this look like
the lottery was controlling or seeking
TO control the state government 7 If
the lottery has anything like the pow
er In politics tie ants credet i: with.
surely 1t could have elected at least
one governor favorable to it since 1879,
ana that 1t has not done so Il ust from
anti standpoint be taken "a prima
facla evidence that it Gid not want 1t.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-28

term, and has served continuously
since as a member of the Police Jury
of this parish, and we defy Mr.. Mich
oils or his lieutenants to point to a sin
gle official act of his hat does not
commend him as an efficient and
worthy public servant.
The same applies to Robert A. Oil
vier as assessor. and himself an APP
pointee OF Gov. Nichols in 1888. So
that if we look to the ''cause" for the
removal, ne can only find it in the fact
thai they refused to surrender their
political convictions to adopt those Of
Mr.. Nichols and his followers.
Such petty actions on tile part Of the
Chief Executive of a State. are 100 con
temptlble to meet with the approval Of
risht-'ninded men, and tGey will be le-
buked at the first opportunity.
However, if Mr.. Nichols has the
courage OF his convictions. and wishes
to be consistent in His course. lie must
pursue it a step further and proceed TO
tevok all commissions held by Pros
and supporters Of Hon. Samuel d. Nc
Emery in this parish. We challenge
iihf htTi ms lctil duA ISbfS vi toIt.
In the first pace they lave over
looked the commissions held by McsSrs
Cade and Olivier as members Of the
school board.
Then there is Mr.. NaIc.sSe Druilhct,
of Jeanerttte. and Mr.. II. A. Deronen.
also members cf the School Beard.
And Mr.. Jehn u. Walsh, Of the third
ward, and Mr.. Camille Broussard ot
the second ward, members of the police
jury. and all leaders and active and
workers iii the interest of
Judge McEnery and ia favor of the
amendment.
The time for action is now. Cover
your faction here need your back
ing and encouragement tor the first
sklrmish of the Campaign. which comes
OFT on the 21st. Your first effort was a
Try it over again you
may be o Successful this time and
throw CONSERVATION in the ranks Of
the enemy. 1t is true its a game OF
3; but then you played lottery
successfully in 1888 you may hit it
again. Try it, Governor. Let her
.oll.-[New Iberia Enterprise.1