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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parrish s,f ~ Tau.mamv

certify the within and foregoing To
he truly recorded i'm Book Of Mortgages
+, fOliOs 10 and l2l.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
49,, this nth day Of July, 1892.
SEAL II. Il. WARREN,
- Clerk and Ex- OlliciO Recorder
iyl6-jt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06
IA0d Office. New Orleans, La !
July IL, 1872.

Land Once, New Orleans, La
July IL, 1872.
Notice il hereby given that the follow.
ing named e q. "a has died nGtics os L is
intention to Make final proof in sur port
he mad" before the jad2s. or in his alb
Covington, La, on Wednesday, August
81. 1881, wig:
WILLIAM TOPPER,
who made Homestead Entsy No. 9Ol3.
Tor the west half Of The southeast quar-.
Ter Of section II. township 6, south
ranxe II east, 81 Helena meridian.
BE names the following witaesses 70
prove his coatinaoes residesee upon
and cultivAeioo Of aaid land. viz:
Auguss Hester. Christian Meyer. Louis
3eil30R and ". Z. GSuntheS, al Of u.
Tanaasy Parish. Ia.
|jy236s CaAs. c. PAIxxKr. Register.
Land Office, New Orleans, La, 4
July u, 1892.
Notice il hereby given that the follow.
ise named settler has 6led noeics o. his
inteneioo to make tinal proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will
be made before tho Rcgister and Re.
ceiver, at New Orleans, ON Wednesday,
August -, 1881, Wig:
JAMES ID. MARSH,
Who made homestead eatsy No. 1855.
for the southwest quarter Of the Soutl.
cast quarter Of section ~ east half OF
northeast quarter and northwest quar-.
ter Of the nSrthessst quarter Of section
-. Township G, south range l9 east,
~ Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70
ps0ve his continuous Ieside0ce upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
william RaHt0n Keeo, Zaehasiah r.,
Davis. Antoine Flow and Theo. 8chMalz.
ell Of H. Ta0manv parish. L..
jyl6-6e CaAs. Z. PAlxnxY, Register.
LAID Omce. New OEleasa, La,
Jane %. l69a
Notice il hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler hes 6lsd notice Of b h
intention 70 make 6nal proof IN sup.
port of his claim. and that aaid pgooG
will be made before the judge, or
In his absence the clerk OF the dis
trict court, 1t Covington. La. on Mon.
day. August =. fS:s2, Wig:
CHARLES BROWN,
Who made homestead entry No. 1863,
for the southeast quarter Of section %.
township I. south range 10 east. -. He
lena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous fesideace upon
and cultivation OF aald land. viz:
Benton Brown. Thomas Cyprien. An
drew Cyprien and Robert Brown, all Of
~. TaMmaoy parish. La.
jy2.Gt Gas. &. PAlxaEy, Regisl. I.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06
DIR. v, CONDORY.
Formerly Assistant Physician OF Prof

t0SsS1y "Hs KuySscu % 1s'
Ricord, Paris.
Has located permanently in CoviDg-
ton. and tenders his professional ser.
vices 70 the public. Has practieesi p
years and is an experienced physician
and accoucl,erc. Ofii.e and residence
on Columbia street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06
New Advertisements.


ONCE Of the East Louisiana X. X. Co. !
COvin.tOn, St. Tammany Parish, La, I
June 20, 1872. }
Special meetin. of the stockholders
of the East Louisiana Railroad Com
pauy. held at it's Office 10 COvinxton,
Parish Of st. Tammany, Louisiana,
this day, after due notice thereof had
| l,een given BY thirty days publication
| m the Daily Picayune, . daily newspa-
ner published IN the city Of New Or
leans. and In the g. Tammaoy Farmer,
a newspsper published IN COvinRtOn,
La, end by 1nssy days pri0e n0tiee
Given by the Secretary In writing to
each stockh01ler, the entire capital
stock Of said COapany beinx present
AID represented at said meeting, the
following amendment TO the Charter Of
the Company WAS unanimously adopt.
ed:
Resolved. That the capital stock Of
this Company be and the same II here
by Increased to the sum Of Three Hun
,lrrd anil Sixty Thousand Dollars. d.
yisled into ThirW-six Hundred shares,
of the par value of One Hundred Dol
lars each. 1.-THE same being at the rate
of Ten Thousand Dollars per mile Of
the railway actually completely said
increased stock to he paid for In such
manner as provided for In Article ~ of
the Charter Of this Company, and which
Article II now amended Nd ~ to read ~
follows. tO-wit:
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock Of said corporation
Il hereby fixed at the sum Of Three
Hundred and Sixty ThOuxand Dollars,
tn lie divislesi into Or reprcseafesl by
Thirty-six Hundred shares, NJ the sum
0f One Hundred Dollars each. Said
stock shall be paid for In cash, at the
time Of subscription, Or the same may
be issued at not less than par, In pay
naent Of property actually received Or
purchased BY said corporation.
I, IN. 4. Orr, Secretary Of the East
Louisiana Railroad Company, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Il
. true and correct copy of the original
Amendment adopted by the stOckhOlsl-
ers of said Company, ON the 10th day of
June. 1899, and that the entire capital
of said Company was present and rep
resented at said meeting.
PHI. A. ORR, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06

The State Farmers Union is now
in session ut Monroe. A majority
Of the leaders advocate adherence
to the Democratic party.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06

AnuU OInces new OIscoUSs lA.s
July Is. ls:s3. !
N..ice il hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention 20 make tlnal proof in
support Of his claim, and that said PROOF
will be made before the judge or clerk
Of the district court. at CovingtoD, La. i.
on Aoaday. August -, lU93. viz:
GEORGE r. EDWARDS,
Who made homestead entry No. $3.50.
for the east half Of the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter Of the south.
west quarter Of section J. township z.
soath range I'D east. St Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his Continuous Residence upon
and cultivation Of sail land. viz:
George KOeppe. 81. Alfred Gitx, Aug
INST FnhrmSn0, George Dutsch, all Of
~ Tammany parish. La.
j. . Ct CHAs. Z. PALSREr, Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06

Congress win adjourn to-day.
The Homestead strikers have had
the Carnegie officials arrested for
murder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-06
81. Tau.ina,,y farmfr,
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
w. G. KENTZEL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
CONVICTION La, AUG. 6. 189.
FOR PRESIDENT.
Grover Cleveland,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE.PRESlDENT.
4. E. Stevenson,
OF ILLINOIS.
For Congressman.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce

JUDGE A. v. COCO,
OF AvOyelles Parish. as candidate for
Congressman from the Sixth Congress
siOnal District, subject to the action Of
the Democratic Nominating COnven-
tiOn, to he held At Baton Rouge.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06

taken grip and have been confined 70 my room
and bed most the tine since. Ny whole nervous ys'
tim became weakened and with this trouble there were
Gcner had the attendance ana couh'
OF two able medical men, and also counsel from se'era
other ply sicans And in addition to the above trouoc'
have had lnc disease. which az times was greatly '
creased and ayprayyted Some months my stten-
ton by friend to Paine's celery compound ss
a valuable medicine for trouble and while sui IN
bed suffering the debility, obtained ootue
and commenced taking Before had used half OF II
felt very sensible relief. continued using IL. ana am
now on my third and that have not felt such
siren 9Th Of nerves for years.
II have had ner,0 debility for many years, but nv
nerves are quite Vigorous again. and now am up, ana
visiting my neigbors and attending business The
little poem expression Of my gratitude 70 Pe'ne''
elry compound for It gives strength and health wheh
d ath Is at the door,
II find that my organic trouble, from which nave
suffered for years much improved and for this give
credit celery compound attended with the d'he
blessing ~ my heavenly Father and would advise all per-
suffering from disease - try this reneoy
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06

1890. lie Is now the picture Of health. and looks
ready for immediate hard campaigning though ne diu
not talk as II he expected 10 do great deal Oh IL"
Or Murphy came to the city few hours after
MIR Croker and went also to the Hoffman House lie
WAS promptly met by observation-disclosures sheehan,
the chairman Of the state Campaign Committee ana
later on a conference held. ~ which Chairmen
Murphy and sheehan, Mr.. Croker President James J.
Martin OF the Police Department. President j. sergeant
Cram Of the Dock Department: Nelson smith. chair@
man Of the Tammany Hall General Committee ex-
Emigration Commissioner F.. L. Ridgway, and one or
TWO other Tammany men were present
The con s.lltaton broken up late In the evening
bv a message from the Hotel Normandie that senator
David p. Hi had reached there from Elmira The
Lieutenant Governor Chairman Murphy and one or
two others in the party. went up TO see Mr. Hill.
Mr. Croker was asked last evening II there was any
truth I'm the rIimor that the meeting Of the Tammany
Iia General Committee on Friday evening WAS 70 oe
turned into "A Cleveland ratification meeting with
senator Hill the principal speaker
None, the cl4ieftain replied. I'VE lave not De-
r,n 10 arrange for our ratification meeting yet. AT
the Friday evening meeting OF TIE General Committee
". bourkc Cochran John II. Fellows and Henry ID.
Purroy vii! be the orators
The Tammany Hall Committee Of Thirty viii hold
a preparatory meeting to-day at 4 30 j. m. and the
committee on Organization will meet on Wednesday
evening. st these gatherings the plans will be laid
for the General s.nmlttec meeting Friday evening.
al which resolutions pl,dgng the f'aty Of Tamnany
TO Cleveland will probably b. passed
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06

THE NINTH WARD WIDE AWAKE.
RorsIxG MrrrING OF THE LINCOLN UNION

RousING MEETING OF THE LINCOLN UNION.
Exercises appropriate 10 Labor Day We're conducted
last night by the Lincoln t'ron OF the Ninth Ward at
IL, headquarters No Abingdon square. There were
present manY Of the substantial laboring men and
business men Of the Great American Ward" and
there were able speaker, present who spoke OF the
Republican party toward American labor and Ameri-
can industries. In the absence Of George W. Clark.
president the chair Wa, occupied by Walter Logan.
vice. pI, ,!dcnl.
Amo, Parker Wilder wao the hrs, speaker OF the
evening II seems" he said as though everything
Is now tending toward Republican victory. II Is
not a wind runng the surface, but cyclone that l.
going to sweep the Empire state into the Republican
ranks this fall The Democratic party Is party Of
ncgatlon Benjamin Harrison is no experiment. The
more | read Of him and the more hear Of his actions
In public llfc the more am Impressed with his ability
and tho nobility Of his character. The Democrats call
him an ice WI Son but II - he Is clean ice wagon
lie is first Of All an educated and competent man His
Administration has been of great Importance. and
he has met every issue
Mr. Wilder then made nm able argument In defence
Of Republican tarih legislation.
40 c1rty said Joseph VI. Deuel.. the last speaker,
has ne much for the cause OF labor as the
Republican party. Its earliest action placed all
men in this country upon common platform OF
equality. The Republican party dignieS labor ana
secures for II full Compensation. The position of
the Rerul - psrty has been to found IN Industrial
system In which the job win hunt for the workman
instead Of the workman hunting the job. On this
dag dev ted to American labor II is appropriate for
me TO speak OF that party which Il the tried ana
faithful friend OF The worlingman. The
mission Of the Republican party will never
end until every native and naturazed citizen shall
have his rights at the ballot box In tho hope that
II might reconcile the differences between labor and
capital the Republican party started labor com
mission. The Labor Commissioner In this State, u
Democrat has given "A peck OF facts TO refutc
whole cargo Of Democratic Hes (Laushte: and ap
plaIse.) The club adopted resolutions urging the
necessity Of the Republicans looking after the local
affairs of the district. The Lal arrangements were
announced for the summernight festival OF the club
to BE- held ut Lion Park. on Wednesday. septem-
Der IL Among those present last night We're L. j.
Eurton, A. \. Ford. A. A. Kohler, y. G.. Cool W.
L. Held, Wylie r. Clark, Peter Andrae, tr. John ID.
Costa Phineas V. Clark. f. J. nsdale, Harrison >.
Downs and George Milne.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
FILTH IL LITTLE ITALY,

That part of the city which Is known as Little
,,.,y n and which is In East One hundred and
Gfteenth.st.. between First and second a'eS'
while greatly improved In sanitary WAY
since the beginning Of inc chocia ''"'e' "
not vet in a condition OF cleanliness. Inc
Street. Cleaning Department apparently sweeps the
Streets but great deal of rubbish and hth rtpo'ea
In the roadway yesterday. rapidly accumuia'ihs al
the time. The Health Department has no oouo' also
been visiting this quarter, for when reporter oi Inc
Tribune entered the hallway of one OF ''e
mIstook him for n health officer and asked him not
to arrest her. as she had complied with the Orders
In the rear Of the buildings. in many o ,nc rt
had corrected her error She said that the tenants h'a
been threatened with arrest by the health oicers
fhey did not observe the sanitary rguiauo's Anu,
To all appearances the street under the terminus
Of the second-sve. elevated road which roadway , ra
tends from SecondAve 10 the East iuveT; mas ~
been swept for several weeks. All along ue gutrt,
upe lAy an assortment OF refuse OF all kindS Vriaci
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
THE INTERNATT ONAL CONFERENCE.

ITS REPORT on THE QUARANTINE STATION
HERE NOT 4 FLATTERING ONE.
The members OF the international Conference OF
state Boards of Health met at the Firm Avenue Ilot"
last night and discussing what they had seen d
Ing the day they issued the following report
THE international Conference OF state Boards oi
Health in company with Commissioner Allen. Dr
W. T. jenkins, Port Health Oriccr; Dr Lewis ial'd
secretary Of the state Board OF Health Of New-fork
and Dr. c. A Lindsey secretary OF the State Board Of
Health of Connecticut visited the New York Ouafan
tine station today and spent the who" DAY inspecting
the various part OF the station. The Commission
after carefully examining into the Nias and into the
wor kings of the formulated it, conclusions nj
request Of the Secretary OF the S'c bru oi i'"'
OF New York as follows:
l-That with the appliances now nj The command
of the Health officer the detention Of ~" cholera shs
In the Lower Bay. rs at present maintained oIerS
tha only efficient protection TO the city and the points
communicating with II.
I'm view Of the infection nnavodably associated
with the detention Of healthy passengers on board
Of the infected ships. and for tie safety Of the cabin
and the ,till more exposed steeruge passengers. The
removal Of both TO separate stations or vessels for
detention and observation is urgently demanded.
3.-That further the removal Of ,ceragc and cabin
passengers is necessary In order hit the speedy ana
through dislnfcction Of the ships ana cargo may To-"
nrocccded with and IN addition 10 the present Wehof
che commission consider that a sulphur dioXide blast
furnace and a pumping apparatus Tor supplying di'
InfecDts In solution for washing down IN" holds The
steer4ge and her pat Of the ships be h'hcda'eN
supplied.
a That as the present appliances are Detective"
+he commission believes that the greatest care must
be exercised In Their utilization In order to pr"v''
,.nfccton Of baggage" clothing and other effects ana
,bo commission would suggest that before" another
..o son provision be- made for station Oi amp" uIH''
.ious for the detention and observation "l 'Ap",
for "A -af
All stations and for modern allaht'h'h'S I1i
steam and sulphur dsinfcrOn Ol Da4e"n"' N''S'iS
and cargo Of a carncy sufficient for 50 great port.
The member, Of tir commission did not ,,'m 10
be M all well pleased with what 'h"y saw at Vn'ran
tine Yesterday. None of them "ould discus lh' ou'
LOOK and the recommendations whhh lIrA ihu'
unnnimnuSly last night do not show tlit th"y nave
any great amount of confidence In th" buIe'u "I
ciiarantine ~ II Is now managed, ANA Win IN" ap
nlianccs which the Health officer there mas /" WORK
with. . ,,. ,oo,, A.. ,,,d,,,l,
train for Boston. They will Inspect 'c I"fl 'h,r'
tn'day and tomorrow they will go 10 Portland Nc.
After that the commission goes t. IihllaN ana rom
there n trip along the southern shore vi" be 'lAoh'
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
,,rpr-su rrprBLICANs HOLD A RALLY.

ush wa. held last night under the ausSces OF the Vh
District Camlaign club. Professor I. ID. O. IuiIy, OF
Ohio who was the principal speaker Of the evening,
after being introduced by the chairman. Mark Meyer OK
the executive committee entertained his audience Win On
I,r,,a lac.re with Views and quotations the tan.
bginninc with An illustration OF the landing OF thc p'
orins Professor Tuy began his lecture with referenc'
70 the froe uade periods and the subsequent behehe 70
the working classes and the country OF the protct'o
thrift After glowing tribute IN President Harrison,
whose nctura was thrown the canvas, ana wheh eeied
rounds OF enthusiastic cheers T. H. hd,ert, TOOK inc pat
fam and made stirring speech. The singers OF new
,lec club recently organized by {. H. Brown, chen sang
some patriotic airs.
The club has now a membership oil I'D on ehe r"'''
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
EFFECTIVE WORK IN YoRKvILLE

The James G.. Blaine Club, Of .orkvile. held wen
attended meeting night at It's headquarters. No 1884
,yenue A with r. NJ Hills in the chair and James +.
Davis acting as secretary Fifteen new members were
admitted and several good campaign speeches were made
The in charge Of the banner-rasng when Is 70
he held on September reported that oil the arrange
msnts were completed and tina; the following clubs wouo
take part n the parade Ivy Republican Club. Progress
Republican Club Iellqltc Republican Club, United Re-
publican club bohemian Republican Club. East olde
ctIzens' Club Union Club, OF Harlem; Washington Re-
,hlic,n Club the Charles +. Bgudcr Association, the
Reciprocity Republican Club Of the XXllId Assembly
District the Ivy club Mount Vernon; Lincoln Pioneer
Corps the United Ward Pioneer Corps The Lincoln Leasue
and the Lincoln Club OF XVIII Assembly District
band wifi attend the parade.
Among those present last night were Charles D. "rsnt
Albert Nielsen J. II. Abbott. jr. Charles Esemann'
Iulius Gruber X. NJ Davis. Henry Ham, - 'oon'oo'
Car Werner Rayman, and large deiegaoh from
the United Republican Club.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
suorLD FISHING Re STOPPED IN THE BAY'

MAYOR Grant ouspokcn yesterday In saying That
,othing of any kind should he permitted TO come
ashore from the infected ships under any circnm-
stances whatever, until they were beyond suspicion.
. Even the taking Of clans. oysters and fish In the
,ower bayn he said fought TO be- prohibited nt once
The ouarantincd ships are lying Immediately over
como of the clam beds, and II seems Impossible That
,, ret.e from these vessels should mol Inject thc
,.ms Measures should be taken by the state Board OF
Uca,tb 10 prevent fishing OF every description In the
Ivcr pay or permitting clans, oysters or other FISH
taken there from reaching his market. have already
oa,,d the attention Of the proper officials to this
subject
awhile secretary Foster Is here the Mayor con
,,nu.d II might be well for him 10 institute an
,no,rv INTO the question Of who Is responsible for
hr,ngnp the cholera into this port ii might prove
n very nice international question for the diplomats
uere are fbrce cholera ships now IN port vi hout
.onxlsr certificates. Clean hdlls OF health were re-
,n,cd them by the American consm Mt Hamburg
What right then. have these vessels In an American
mort In case OF widespread destruction OF NE aud
he commercial losses which always ioiow me lhlD
Smctton of pescnce, who IL liablef somebody ought
a be-
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
EMMoNs CLARK, Secretary.

HOW TIE FLOATING HOSPITAL WILL bf' '''
The generous offer OF floating hospnai lo' '''
use Of cholera patients made by Inc Eoalu oi ~
ayers OF ST. Johns Guild 10 the lleaIth Hepd'."'
has caused much favorable comment JOhh r. f""i''
who has been secretary o; 81. Johns ollld iof "'o
wears and chairman of the floating hospital comh0o
for six years said yesterday
ave recognized that tho present cmefSe"'S u0
manded prompt action, and a. We mad the oli, poa
in the harboi which tttcd with cooking apparatus
bathing facilities. hospital appointments, two "aius
with hot and cold wafer and medical appliances We
made the Offer The Board met Thursday al Il
o'clock ard adjourned at II 40. The offer was seht
at 80 and a reply received at > 80 accepting the
Offer. We were ready TO deliver the boat that night
of O'Clock. but the Health Department took chaiec
Friday at O'Clock Ut West SlXteenth-st. The DOa'
xent out that morning Oh her foity-irst trip thls
season with 037 people on board ana was caught on
lie return trip and the people informed that II wouo
fe the last trip thus season. Eighteen hours AFTER
tLo hoard met and resolved to make the otter the
hn.f We In the hands Of the Health department.
The orer of .he boat for In this emergency was
made Internationally The health authorities are
cnna 10 incose the upper deck and put III beds:
Thcy arc also going 10 put In small boiler ana
,na, roils to heat IT, The" have appointed matron
30 hired our captain, Mr. Cobb and six OF our crew.
All the work OF tho Guild will DO practically closed
hato,e the end OF the week. We have carried about
20 600 r~opic in floating hospital this year,
ana had - patients at the Seaside Hospital the
time The transfer was made"
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
ppooKIYN ITALIANS IN LINE.

4 meeting OF the Italian Republican Club OF BROOKLYN
was held last night at No. 90 tnonst that city me
presIdent A. Caciola pr,sd at the meeting number
y, sr,., hos were made In Italian by various members
urging the need OF early and careful ORGANIZATION ana
the members pledged themselves to double the present list
of Italian voters before November g. Efforts VIII b.
made TO secure naturalization for all Italians who
.rc ouaiaied to them. Frank Coscano Is vice.
president and Pelago Scdfno treasurer Among those
p>As.nt were J. Scahno, p GambI and August MessinA
Frequent meetings will be held from now until eeetioa
New-York tribune., 1892-09-06
THE ENERGETIC FREMONT CLUB.

The Fremont Republican Club held well atende4
meeting last night In It's rooms, No. 3s5 ThirdavA
A. willis Lgbtbum gave an interesting address on the
principles Republican party and the points that ne
made were loudly sppauded His mention OF President
Harrison was resolved with especial enthusiasm. Among
those present were William Grove. Walter Bennett samuel
sloan Barnard Louis Elsmel, John J. Leonard
and william r. Irwin. jr The Fremont Republican Club
was organized last May and has l?5 members.
The organization l. intended BE- permanent, and 10
enter actively into the work q the camagn Its officers
ore John J. Doubleday president Henry Hutchinson
yce.prcsiden Charles o. Johnston financial secretary;
Richard c. Irwin recording secretary: Walter Baecht
corresponding secretary. and James Hamilton treasurer.