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II
upward allowed 80 n. Six furlongs
st. Pl.
L. L. Lorilasd's eh h slepner, by Morte- , q,
mer-Breeze. l. 1872 D.. (MeL2ughnn) 81 -
a. % Murphy IL l-S
W. 'ehnns D. A"'' '' 9iAttieaeidj Isl 81
e,.oooo 4 ,o2 ITayior1 0 Al 9 10
Silver Prince 3. l23.,- -, lBarnes) U AV-A
Time-l :16l2.
Mutuals-Slepner straight paid $50 3d. pace 90 10
Chesapeake place % 90
Chesapeake and sleipner the contending horses
throughout the journey Chesapeake seemed to have the
best Of 1t at post but sepner outrsn him at
the finish and won clevery by head; Chesapeake second
six lengths before Mary stone.
yECOND RACE-Sweepstskes non-winners since July
Of 80 each with 81 600 added, Of which $500 to the
second and 500 the third; those not having been
placed second allowed Z n Five furonss.
Betting
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THE RECORDS.

The standing Of the clubs to-day Is as follows :
ACHE
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salisbury place IS 25
oSoury led on like quarter horse and looked like
vi within twenty strides Of the post ROGUE
VI eAAlengeo him. In tight finish ROcouefort by
sI'H head; Salisbury second three lengths before
E-Sweepstakes for two-year-olds OF $40 each.
WIN $1,000 added Of which 500 TO the second and 800
70 The third Weights n above the scale Selling
'A'"s0ees Hall mile.
Betting.
n =, st. Pl.
R 81. Soyner's eh. c. st. Pancras. by st.
s,aer- Ne s-Paaence, 80 b....A Covington 81 IL
-A VESTS eh. c. Little Sandy, lO5.....
- (Doggett) e-5 i-2
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FIFTH RACE-FTee handicap sweepstakes OF a-V eHcI
81 $50 added Of which $3.50 to the second and 500
70 the third. One mile and eighth.
Nans VT Name VT
Long Dance Westminster 90
Eugar Johnson 80
SIXTH RACE-Sweepe:akes for thres-yearolds and up
ward Of $50 each with 81 900 added, Of which 300 to
the second and 500 the third the winner to be
sold a. auction So 900; allowances. One mile and
a sixteenth.
Namo VT Name W.T.
Esouimau ...........11s Celia s.
Edgar johnson ~
First race a. 2 80 p.
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- w. Lily DOL 2O-1
Time-1 :1Gs4.
Pools-Leser s25. Foreigner sl5 Charade 49, Gainda
Sc field $50.
Foreigner took command, Tapped by Carmne TO the
half followed by Gairda and the leaders in this
order into the stretch when Foreigner and Csrmne quit
Gainda then came forward and finally by length
from Charade who was lengths before Foreigner.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500, Of which 800 to second
snecial weights. One mile and sixteenth.
TING
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Pools-My FELLOW so Carroll s. King Crab -, heId =
King Crab and Bsllyhoo were the first away, and u
latter attempted to make runaway race Of It, She wi
four lengths in the the quarter with Carroll secon
three lengths from Costa Rica. They we're pretty we
strung out the backstretch' and at the nan byh
tuI ,e.ai,od good lead with Carroll second. Saunter
third and King Crab fourth. This was the order UNI
the last furonr when Carroll came forward and be-
Bayhoo home by two lengths who was the same dstan
before King Grab. Tapped by Saunterer
THIRD RACE-Purse $500, Of which so 70 secon
Special weights Six furlonGs.
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with 81 900 added which $500 the second and 500
70 Oh q rrla
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-05

TreinSbeim. SIM Sult muroe
oaS auf beln @ouOerneutentsplas III
&amerun erri9tete Oeufmal eutbii(lt
fir Die i'll Den Sabren 1888 Bis 1890
I'm failerlideu 56us9ebiet bon Sanle>
run perltorbenen @elebrten, 8eamten
nno Sffi5lere. Quf Dem Stanobilo
iino Die Namen BON le6S 8eritorbenen
ein9emeiBelt, uno oarunter beftnbet iid)
au9 o~erlenige BON Or. 9feser aus
Sreinsbetm, Delder %befanntlib an II.
Wfat 1883 bel gimbia mdbreno zines
befti9en @emitters, nobel lein Boot
fenterte, ertrurfen lit.
0boot. llniere 9ol5tifereieu nebz
men einen iteten Nufl9muns ;@lo bat
beilpielsmeiie Die Tirma &rteger in I'LL.
gefdbr 3 Sabren nabeSu 1900 SAP &c,
ltefert, pelde gum 9rOBten Gteil mad
auSmartS famer.
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pt6tigen Iuselesenbeit tpre6en. Som.
men Gie, bite, beute 9ta9mittae nm
BRET llbr in ben 5oolo9il6en @arten.
Sd weroe Sic BORT am 20fbenfdft9 CT,
warten. 8enn sic nidt allein foms
men m0seu, 70 brinsen sic nur Sbre
Sreunbtn nit. IS griiBt sic
Sbr er9ebener
Wilbelm Sturm."
Mfiete battle ibrer Sreunbin un~befans
gen iiber oie 99ulter seblidt uno ben
Brtef mit9elelen i. rSteb einmal !"
iaste tie. Dap ie einen 8ilbelm
Sturm bat, Der ibr 8rtefe ldreibt.
bauon lpri6t lie feil SterbeuSport."
Sdtbe Sriufmarn mar ein lpeni9
roth 9emoroen. sic iteGte Den Brief
baitt9 iii bic Ial6e uro e%utgceuete:
n@as Du nur fir uniinn reoclt,
Wtiete Serr Sturm lit Elm Sugeno=
befannter, ben id 9eftern felt orei Sab,
rem gum eriten Mtale lpieoerlab. SD
mar 9eraoe aui Dem Ne9e gu 1tr uno
traf 5ufa1ig nit INN 3ulammeu."
nSlt er reid unO pornebm ?"
,N6 neir, er min bier lein Stcuers
m%annseramen ma9eu."
nIllo lpeni9itens jung uno natiirli6
aud leOis."
,@atiirlid," iaste aatbe, na6bent.
ltd Dor it6 binblideno ; yaber marum
fra9it gu oarna9?
Dam 9eben MR." eutl9teo Miete.
sd weiB bod ni9t," meinte Satbe
;oserno. nGr i6reibt ia nibt einmaf,
mas er ei9entlid wia. llub Damn i'm
3oolo9tlden @arten -"
runlinn, aatbe, nun lag Mid mai
oerniinftis iein, Du biit auf Dem beiteu
Wese, oas @esentbeil 51 meroen. 9ait
ON ibm eeitern Define Gage mit9e.
tbei(t ?"
nSa."
Stun allo! Dann miro er leinen
trifti9en @runb baben. limb Der 3oolo.
glide @arten lit Elm lebr a~nitanoises
3ofal, oa fommen gang feiue geute bin.
IS iDirS freilt9 SonntasS Mulif ges
madt, unO On bait Trauer, aber On
sebit ia ni6t Der Mtulif pegen.A
6ortietuas fDlst.)
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@te lit nies.

8ir bieten ~einbunbert Dollars 8eIcbnuna
fur ieben Gall BON Ratarrb, ber nidt our@ Gin.
nebmen bon $aa's &atarrb Cur aehsiIt merben
tann.
8. 8. gbeneb g. Co., @isentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir, bic tlnter3eidneten baben s. 8. gbeneb
felt BIN letten .b Sabren sefannt unb balten
ibn fit bolfommen ebrenbaft in allen De.
fdd~ftsbanblungen unb fnanaieu befdbist,
ale BON feiner Girma einsesansenen gerbinb.
lidteiten gu erfaaen.
% eft & Sruar, grObbanOels GrosuiRen,
Solebo, Obio.
Railing ainnan& Marbtnr eros.
banbels.D rosuifeu, Golebo, Obtp.
SaD's Ratarrb Rur pirb innerIi@ eenommer:
unb wirft brett auf bas BInt uno Sic fdIei.
migen Oberad@en bes @bfems. !3eusniHe
fret perfanbt. 8reis 10 gests fit bic Slaide.
Bertauft bon allen apptbetern.
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u. s. gatis. s. u. &ot5pel.
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbif@es NteIier,
SO. IL unb Ii Wefs@ ommerce.e traBe,
San Nntonio. Die ollerneueften Sens
res In photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenio elegant tpenn ni9t better, pie
irgenb pelGe i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
graDou portraits unb ole Nrten bon
Uergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Jremben. I'm fe bergrbBern au
laHen, tuenn bic Nrbeit bier bon Der.
anttuortli@en Riinitlern our boaen gu.
trteoenbeit ausgeftbrt :perben taun.
Wir liefern MIR Nrbeit ertter Gla1e ab.
Nun6ten bpn @~ebduosn tperoen aufs
eenDmmen uub ale Wuftrdee au6erbalb
benz Wtelier prompt belorgt.
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co6aCU ac0rtdjten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
3apern.


Minfen. DaS 8erliherunase
GrsebniB aus ben Bldsen auf Der ST.
tobers Seitwieie fir @irtbSbu0en Wurit>
buoen, 6drtnsSbratereien, G6leltdnoe
uuo 0ffeutlide 8ebirfniB anitalten
mar beuer UNI 1 1,746 Mart b0ber als
i'm oort9en Sabre. Die Sferten erbiel
ten idmmtli6 Ben 3ui6Gas oes Wias
giitrats. - ie 1leue ct. 8ennofir1e
an Der 2asaretbitraBe lit 10 melt sebiee
ben, 6ab nit Der Ginp0lbung oeS Wiit-
tell9ifeS be9onnen miro, wdbreno bic
Sbirme, melde cine 96be bon 81 Wtes
tern erbalten meroen, bereit8 auf II
Wteter bonn Sunoamente emporitreben.
Wfit Nufite0ung beS 0ahltubles fam
erit na9ites 5riibjabr ~begonnen ners
ben. Sn eitem Gnfaue BON Settles
it0rung luhte un6 fanb Der lansldb=
rise, treue Gomptoiroiensr Der Sirma
9norr & 9trtb ben Sob i'm @alier.
Bu6bad. 8eim 3arten5piel see
rietben Ser Messer @rabner unb Ser
Dieuitfnedt Bittner ipegen elmer se.
rin9fii9igen lrlade in @ortpediel.
Dabei iibermannte @rltereit Der i3orrl
oerartis, bab CT beim elite, Elm lallses
Meiier botte uno Iolhes ieinem nod i'm
Mirts8lofale aumelenoen @esner nit
ten uu'o 9er5 ftiee, 70 oab berielbe i'm
Momente toot 81 Bobet i~tiir3te.
@ifitn9en. Der @brenbumpen,
tDeldler BON Der 1eutihen Gtu1enfen<
fdaft benz 5iriten 8ismard babier
iiberreiht wurbe, LIT aus 9etriebenem
Silber ber9eltelt. Die cine Seite Seiet
bas 8appen bes 8iriten nit bsrals
biI6en Gentlemen, Die anbere In Helief=
oaritellun9 Die Stubentenfdaft, BEN
Sirlten bulOisenb. Den Dedel front
elm f%abrenOer S6olar ais beralbilher
Srd9er oes 0iei9Saolers. Der Sodel
1T ber9eiteut aus 6eutid oltalrifa,
niidem (rotbem) Wiarmor.
M min9en. Pfarrer 9neipp
tpuroe fiir5li6 BON Der Straftamnler
oes |. 2anOseribts f%reiseiproden. SIS
ban6elte ii9 I'M ben befannten San
S9neioer. Oieler, elm 9aufmann BON
Wtiinben, mar fur3e 3eit, na9bem CT
fid, aferbinss i6on frauf, in &neipps
BebanOlung be9ebcn bate, pl0tli6 aes
ftorben, mas bon ieinen IerSten in ur.
ld6liden 3uiammenbane nit Der
Sneippfur gebradt muroe.
Wirnber9. Der Gerbanb ser
Irditeftens uno Snseuieurpereine bat
auf leinem in uulerer Staot abgefalte.
men 20. Abgeoronetentag, auf lpeldem
rs 8ereine nit $500 Wiit9lieoern ourd)
48 Dele9irte pertreten fparelt, cine 0es
t~beili9ung oil benz Sneenieurton9re6 in
Chicago beidlolien.
S4nein urt. 9uf Dem S6mab.
ftaoel ltieg gum erftcu Stale elm Mtilis
d s8auon in bic Suft, lpel9er mabrcnb
Der srOBeren pioniertednilden uebull.
gen gu 6elieffabrten 8ermenbuns fanO.
DaS Sufti6iff LIT in ben @erfitatten
Der f0nislid baDerii9eu eufti6iHere
Sebrabtbeilung ber9eitelt fporben.
Nus ber Rbeinpfalj.
ciler. Beim @breiBen
zines alien Dor 300 Sabren erbauter
9auieS fanoen li6 bier i66u 9eprdyts
uno gut erbaltene 6infrantenltide aus
ben Sabren 1851, 1902 unb 17O4 iali
benz BilOniiie Submies XIV. uno Be,
uml1rift Sit nomen Domini benedic-
tum (oer Shame bes 9errn iei 9eprie'
l fen1
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8att01rurtm+

Wer on Banbwurm leibet. ienbe fHr
rletr RaoitaI MitteI. Seine
6ungettur erforberIi1. Wein Mittel
III lei6t gu nebmen, felbH fur 9inber,
uno f4mddt uidt ben 46rper. Gas
rantie fur @rfolg. 8reis $3.50. 8lei9.
seitig berfenbe i'd bas beriibmte 3eras
uninerial 9eilpfater. 6ibnerougen'
unb War3enbdaffer, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment. iowie mein uufehlbores
WeuraIsia eminent. NbreHe:
W. Sell, Gufin, Seras.
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VINUN RUBlDUH PASTEURIENSE.
Sanitdtsr @ein.

unfere in GIaf9en pafeuriGrttn
Wotbpeiue, pelde bon befonbers ebter
0ottuns unb sutem sabreane bis sur
5 q ua Ie inter ausiaIs5 Ser atnsspbari.
i&en auft in Der GIaf@e bis sn Der bon pa.
Hsur boraeiariebenen Heuaperatuf NIB inter
aenouer Hefulauaa Der bon bemieIbens atsebes
men Wetimmunaen bebanbeIt anb, rignen f@
au6ercrbentIi& gum @ebrana far Rrnuge nab
ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb bel Gpibemien znnb fnb
tn serfdiehenen erSSsren Sospit6lern aranfens
bdufern, 2aaaretben .t bereits NIT gutsa Ct.
fols eingefabrt. RtGt 8enns s6une1
b II ober biefe ber3fgIi@en b of.
gepFegten Seine and tum t6sIi.
DEN @sbran@ e~mpfebIem.
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s@- 3~meibuubert Qn3hse unb brei.
hunbert 6Oieu gu fhnfais Gents ON,
Dollar, ales CUTE Maare, Inn gu rdus
men bel pancnaf & Son.
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n 2aBt Cure Nn3ige BEL g q r.
& Sobn anfertigen. SsSbr fins
bet bnrt cine groBe yusmabl nor3iaIis
der 6tofe; man liefert CUTE Nrbeit
unb Iaes fbt portrefft9.
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SCHEDULE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
FROM NOV. 18TH. 1889.
LIST. train leaves Thibodaux.9 i. am
arrives " ....10:2O a. m
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Train for New Orleans and west
connection leaves ThibOdaux Asp. m.
arrives :" !. $50 D. M
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Mail closes Is minutes before the de-
parture of the train.
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January lst, 1890

January lst. 1890
Mr.. +. GouauY. Hnuma. La.
Your "file Ointment Salve'f il the hest
remedy | have ever tried for piles. il has
cured me Of a very ba;! ease | had Tor wears.
/ know several persons It has curetl also. 7
am an old imam AMI | have seen many cases
treated by many doctors and patent nell.
clnes. nothing can com rare with yonr salye.
lon ought TO quit all your other business and
do nothing but prepare that salve ~ large
quantities. If it was well known Won cocId
not prepare enough Of it. Yours truly.
Glendale p o.. La. SAMUEL WnIF
Price, SOU by all druggists.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor, J. l.. Aucoln; Councilmen, CD.
Barker, L. P. C%aillouet, H W. Frost, W.
C Raglan, C. w. ThibodeauN and Frank
Yaruoff
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False River. Pointe Coupe, Aug. n. 1889
Mr.. F. Gouaux, Hounia.
Dear Sir-It il with pleasure that add
my testimony with the many thousands yan
possess. for the great benefit [ haye derived
from your Pie Ointment / would NOT he
without it for anything. p. q. WEBRE.
Price, $i.00 by all druggists.
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Thibodaux, La, April 29th, 1889.
Mr. Gouaux-Me have a steady sale for
your Asthma Remedies" We never had 4
single con- plant but many compliments.
You last invoice Just received.
RorH e. FLEETWOOD, Druggists.
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OFFICIAL
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor .....F. 7. Nichols, OF Orleans.
Lieut.. Gov.....J james Jefries Of Rapides.
Aud. Pub. Acct's...O. B. Steele Of Union.
State Treasurer, W. C. Pipes Of E. Feliciana
Attorney General, w. H. Rogers Of Orleans.
Supt. of Pub. Ed. .......... VIM. FL. Jack
q. S. SENATORS.
as. d.. Eustls.-----.--. /. ...-of orleans
R: L. 6 bison. ........-...... Orleans,
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
hiefJustice: Edw, Bermudez, of Orleans.
Associate 2" ia Breaux. of Iberia
c.. Z. Fenner, of Orleans.
S. d. Mctnery, of OuachIta
LIB. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CouIToF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
RI. Beausegard-.. ......of st. Bernard.
Il. d. Smith .o.... -......-.o OF st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN, 3rd. Congressional Dist.
Andrew Lafourche
DIST. JURORS, goth. Jud. Dist.
TAYLOR Peattie. Walter Gulon.
Dist. Attorney..---......L P. Caillouet.
PAFI>H OFFICERS.
Representatives,. ... Leonidas Trosclair.
III. Telemaque BadeauX.
Coroner..--... ......Dr. John Gazzo.
Clerk Northumberland. W.khobloch
Sheriff 2. L. Lorlo
Printer and Treasurer +. Samoan
Assessor. Prosper Toups.
Returning Officer ..........W. Ragah,
POLICE JURORS.
President, S. I. Grisamore; Jno. S. Seely,
l.. F. Gaud6, F. BaerilleauN, j. B. Bour-
geols, Frank Christian. o. Lepine. Hamil-
ton Ayo, Louis Lerille. Frank PARA.
Jerk Police Jury, H. n. Coulon,
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist. No. l.-E. L. Moryant, j. E. Coulon
and j. B. S. Mire.
Dist. No. 2.-John MeCullah. J. c. Braud
and Nc. Bourg.
Dist. No. SIS. Folse, J. Guedry and Wal
ace Letort.
Dist. No. &C. A. ClaL.et. Q. Toups and
P. PARA.
Dist. No. 81. A. rrosclair, D. Cancienne
Morvant.
Dist. No. GU. Prestenbach. P. Toups and
o Leplne.
Dist. No. &c. S. Mathews. r. Foret and
AYo.
Dist. No. SIS. Bourg. J. Foret an1 J. T.
adeaux.
Dist. No. 9.-Paul Letort. VALERIE Gaedry
and Est. Savoie.
Dist. No. lo,--Lu i Bergeron. Lenfroy
Mil - ~ ut,J.,,r
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
H0TEl

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friend.
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enabls
Q satisfy all those v 40 will honor am
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud Dinner
1t 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and we~lirurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL Bo,RD.
Thos. A. Badeau president: A. f. Kno
bloch, superintendent and secretary
j. l.. Aucoin, E. U. Morvant. 3. A. War
mold, E. A. O'Sullivan. H. ". .Iabo..
DIRECTORS OF THIBoDAUx BRIDGE Co.
l. D. Moore, president: J L. Aucoin,
P. E. Lorio. secretary: An
reyg Price, E. McCullum.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-26
ABOUT THE sPOTTERs.

Liquor Dealers Liable to be Arrested
 for TamperIns With Witnesses.
 It has been rumored recently that sev- eral liquor dealers who have had cases in court are to be arrested for alleged tamper- ing with the witnesses for the state in the cases which were brought by ex-Judge Blyndenburg. ...,.-.... A good authority has recently made the statement that the spotters, George Wyn- coop and Elmer Tholmes, were induced to leave the city at the time the cases came to trial, the inducement being a sum of money, the amount of which is not known, besides their fare out of the state. They were sent to New York, and it was there, it was ascertained yesterday, that J Judge Blyndenburgh was able to locate them and finally bring them back.
 The men who were instrumental in having the men leave the city, it is alleged, were several of the liquor dealers against whom prosecutions rested.
 Judge Blyndenburgh was seen yesterday afternoon and asked in relation to the matter. He said: .fWhen my witnesses disappeared had pretty good idea that they had been tempered with. deter mined to learn, if possible, who it was. I have learned good deal, and shall learn a good deal more. I do not care to give the names of the parties, but will say this, that as soon as I secure conclusive evidence, which think shall most cer- tainIy have in a short time, shall begin criminal prosecution against them, no matter who they be. Section 14S6 of the general statutes provides fine of $500 or one year Imprisonment, or both, for any man convicted of tampering with wit ness, and that is the stsfute which will cover their case.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-26
PREPARING FOR THE SHOOT.

FOh E SHOOT. The Manner of Selecting the Team
 for the Brigade eShoot-Prizes for the
 RegfmentaI Shoot.
 The committee appointed to arrange for the brigade shoot at Hartford October IA met at the armory last evening and decided upon the following method of selecting the team for the brigade shoot. The twenty five men making the highest scores at the regimental shoot October will be selected, and another shoot to take place between these twenty-five men few days later, from the results of which the team will be selected for the brigade shoot.
 In addition to the regular medals large number of individual prizes will be awarded to the winners at the regimental shoot, entries for which should be made to the inspector of rife practice, Captain c. c. Ford, not later than October ,. A special prize has also been offered by Lieu tenant Barber to the man making the high. est score in--the company team match For the regimental shoot new cup has been guaranteed for the first prize to | be awarded under the same conditions as | heretotore-the company winning it three times to own it. This new cup is neces sary from the fact that the cup which has heretofore been the trophy is now the property of Company K, that company having won it three times.
 The range will be open this afternoon a 3 o'clock to any members of the regiment J who may desire to avail themselves of tn, l opportunity thus afforded for preliminar, l practice.
 The committee of arrangements consist of Inspector of Rifle Practice Captain C. o Ford of this city, Captain George G. u Barnes of Company K of Wallingford gun platoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-26
Never Seen Before.

Such an enormous crowd as that which attended the opening yesterday of the Big Clothing Sale at 47 Church street, was never seen before in New Ha- ven. Mems magnificent worsted busi- ness suits $3.45, guaranteed worth $15, or money returned. Mems hand some cheviot suits $6.9S, guaranteed worth $20, or money returned. Mems splen- did cloth pants, 98 cents, guaranteed worth $4 or money returned. Children's elegant suits, 9S cents, warranted worth S4. Mems and boys overcoats and reefers, 30 per cent. below cost. Mems fashionable hats 31 cents, warranted worth $1.50. Fall style best stiff hats 9S cents, worth s. 75. Merino underwear 19 cents, worth 50. Un- laundried shirts go cents, worth S5. Elan nel overshirts 3S cents, worth $1 %. Socks 8 cents, worth 25. Hosiery. gloves, fur nishing goods, etc., all at a terrible sacri- flee, 47 Church street, two doors from Grown street, opposite postoffice, New Haven. Remember the sale of this i'm mense $30.000 assignee stock begins Fri day afternoon, September 25, to-day and will positively last only five days
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-26
LOCAL EWS.
Brief Mention.

Children's Shoes speciality at Royal.
 Judge Harrison is to become again voter in Guilford.
 Concrete sidewalks laid by Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church st., Room ?.
 The Rovers Bicycle club of this city will make run to Bridgeport Sunday at 8:20 Q. m.
 Wallace 6 Son of Waterbury are to build hotel at Quassapaug lake next season.
 John D. Hart, for years proprietor of the depot rrsssttssaagant at Miill1iimantic, is very low with apoplexy.
 J. D. Ballou, the lawyer, of Ansonia, formerly of this city, is about to erect twelve tenement houses in Ansonia. k
 Mines from Pyramid lodge, A. o. U. w., and Israel Putnam lodge, are to contest for the Farren silver cup at the base ball grounds next Tuesday afternoon.
 James L. Root of the COURIER is enjoy ing 8 vacation on Nebraska ranche. He is visiting at the home of his cousin, Mir. Thomas Porter, and will remain probably until about November 1.
 Burgess & Burgess big array of hats, fall styles, all varieties and prices, is feature af the Chapel street fall trade, and the ladies are buying largely of the firms great stock of fur shoulder capes. All the latest styles.
 Comrade castle, K. G. E., had fine time at the lodge room last night. They had bountiful spread and good vocal and instrumental music and the presence of eight Bridgeport guests. Grand Chief c. P. Butler for the castle presented big frosted cake to the Bridgeporters, Vice. Chief Hathaway of the latter place re- spohning.
 Rev. Morris Hill of this city sent letter of congratulation which was read at the celebration in Torrington in honor of the famous Grant triplets of Torrington and the seventieth anniversary of their birth. MT. Hill was on the Willington circuit in 1886 and was firm friend of Augustus Grant, the father of the Grant boys
 An injunction was served last night on Captain Pinkerman, Police Commissioners Grant and Fisher of Bridgeport restrain ing them from placing any person in com mand to succeed Chief Rylands and Pink erman from assuming command of the de- partment. The injunction was received by Chief Rylsnds. The office of chief has been abolished, but Rylands is determined to hold on.