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Evening journal., 1892-04-13
nav RAIlRoAp ASSUMED.
vics-President King OF the b. a o. Says
That the l.. o. .. VIII he Built.

Nlfo-Ifthi0thA hluk OF me n q " oayH
That the l.. q. a 3. VIII BE Built.
Special Correspondence EvENrNo JoUREAL.
ELKroH, Nd, April 12.--The Ian
easter. Oxford and Southern railroad,
from Lancaster, Pa. to this town Ia an
assured thing. Vice President King Of
the Baltimore and Ohls railroad, who is
backing the road, and President Frank
lin OF the new lcorporAtion have informed
leading men Of this plaes that work will
begin this month.
The new road will cost about $500, 600.
Fifteen miles Of track will be laid from
Elkton TO Oxford. From that point the
tracks OF roads already In opetation will
be used
Between Elkton and Oxford the route
will be along Little Elk creek and will take
in nearly al the large mills. Among the
more important ones are the Providence
Mills, belonging to William NJ Slngerly
Of the Philadelphia Record. and Harlan
Mills. The ira ks will pass over the B.
& o. road at Childs's station.
The Cecil county directors sre Robert
AGckey l. d. Carter and W. F, Warbur-
ton.
Yesterday the Cecil county commits
sioners met here aud elected Beniamin
CraN ford Of, cecilton. First district.
county treasurer, to succeed Henry J.
Briscoe. The term Is two years and the
salary 81, 500 per annum. Mr. Crawford
is well-known Democrat and Is the
father Of DR.. e. n .. Crawford, the we'll
known physician and politician Of Cecil
ton
The Third district has bought a new
and improved road machine. II Will be
given 4 trial TO day.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
GENERAL MANAGERS NAMED.
Governor Flower Appoints New York
Worlds Pair OmciaIs.

Worlds Pair OmciaIs.
ALBANY, April l3--Under tho authority
conferred by the Worlds fair act Governor
Flower has appointed as general managers
Of the states exhibit at the Worlds Colum.
bian exposition Louis H. Rowland Of Now
York, Walter l.. Sessions Of Jamestown,
and Charles A. Sweet, Of Buffalo. They axe
10 act with the commissioners appointed by
the president -Chauncey M. Depew Of New
York, John Boyd Thacher Of Albany, and
Groton w. Allen Of Auburn. The governor
also appointed John Foord, Of New York,
secretary to the board of general managers.
Governor Flower has also appointed three
persons from each Judicial district TO man
age the exhibits nom their respective dis
tricts They are;
First District Samuel W. Fairchild OF New
York Walter Stanton OF New York and Rich
ard Delafeld Of New York.
Second District-Orlando b. Potter OF West
Chester, Daniel NJ. Somers OF Brooklyn, and
Henry seibert OF Brooklyn.
Third District William II. Rowe. Jr., OF
Troy Manly b. Mattice OF Catskill, and Robert
q. Pruin Of Albany.
Fourth District Thomas j. whitney Of Gou
verneur, George S. Weed Of Plattsburg, and Ed
ward Ellis Of Schenectady.
Fifth District-John +. Gaynor Of fayette
Vile Walter n Herman Of Utica aud George
b. Sloan Of Oswego.
Sixth District George F. O'Nen OF Bingham
ton, Hugh Duffy Of Cortland, and Robert
Thurston Of Ithaca
seventh District william S. KimbAll OF Ro
chester, Henry Stowell of Seneca Falls, anc
Edwin G. Cook OF Bath
Eighth District Willard T. Manson OF Lock
port, Henry l.. Koons Of Buffalo, and Henr,
W Box OF Buffalo
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

Leading you on to the Boys
and Youths from II to 10 years
Black and Blue Cheviots,
Fancy Worsteds, Light and
Dark Plaids, Browns and
Checks from 5000 to $I4 90,
single and double breasted.
Next come the men for whom
we are ready with a handsome
line from So. 50 to $4,000 in
Fancy Worsted, Wood Browns,
Whipcords, Homespuns, Black
Cheviots, Light and Dark
Checks, single and double
breasted sacks and cutaways.
not forgetting our almost un-
surpassed line of blue and black
Worsteds in Corkscrew and
Clay Diagonals $40 to $40 in
sacks and cutaways. Or per
hapS it is a coat and vest you
want. We have them from
S.. so to SIS in corkscrew,
diagonal and ribbed patterns,
which viii look very dressy
with a pair of light or dark
striped pantsloons you might
select from our almost endless
variety Of handsome patterns
from $I.5o to SIS.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
A Pnllcr MrItar plamlsaed.

Howard Walton, Thomas Nickerson
and Maxwell Dixon were before Judge
Ball this morning for drunkenness. and
we're each fined 81 aud costs Dog
Catcher Writ arrested Noah Leonard for
exposing his person, and Noah was 6ne1
$5 or forty days imprisonment. Isaac
Anderson was held under 800 bail for a
further hearing tomorrow morning for
disorderly conduct, The charge Of policy
writing against Lawrence Carey was dis
missed on account OF there being no evi-
dence to convict him.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

The brightest spot in our
store Just now is our children's
corner, situated on the first
floor away from the mems de-
partment. with skylight above
and windows all around, to
give plenty of light You may
set there at your ease and com
fort, and see our great line of
children's Suits. Children's
Suits to suit all sizes of Boys
and Pockets Every one of
them carefully made, sewed
with silk, and perfect fitting.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
anaasn n..,h Of ml.. Roh,rt..

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April 1S.-~he sad 10
telligence OF the death Of Miss Sallie
Roberts Of Red Lion has cast gloom
over her manv young friends In this city.
Miss Roberts WAS we'll on Friday. but at
night she became ILL., Her trouble de-
veloped into peritOnitis and she died
early yesterday morning A number Of
New Castle people will attend the
funeral, which will be held from the
residence OF her father, Samuel
Roberts, at 10 o'clock on Thursday morn
ing. Services will be held In the Red
Lion NJ + Church aud interment will
be made at st. Georges
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

Have you been paying an
extravagant price for the
Child's Jersey Suit, come see
us next time. come see US
now, we're headquarters for
Jersey Suits; we handle and
sell more of Hthem than any
house in Wilmington. Blue
Jerseys, Black Jerseys, Brown
Jerseys, Green Jerseys, Wood
Brown Jerseys, Pearl Jerseys
in fact almost every color and
in several designs. We guar
antee all our Jerseys to be
strictly all wool.
Blue Jersey Suits Sailor Collar and
Brow Jersey Suit. Sailor Col ar aud
Blue Jersey Suit, Sailor Collar, plain. 2 s.
Sage Green Jersey Suit. Sailor Col
lar shield from and braided 3.5l
Blue Jersey Suit vest front and
braided, 3 81
Pearl Jersey Suit. shield front, plain. 4.5'
Blue Jersey Suit, vest front and
braided 5Ol
Wood Brown Jersey Suit. shield front
aud handsomely braided. 5 90
Green Jersey Suit, shield front aud
braided, D o.
Extra knee pants to match.
Extra knee pants with hip pockets, SOC
Ezra knee pants At 75e and s100
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
pEAp BODIES ON A AL.
Hundreds Of Lives Lost in the Missis
sippi Woods.

Hundreds OF LIVes Lost IN the MIssIs'
sippi Floods.
NASHVILLE, April lathe appalling
character Of the foods in northern Missis-
sippi is just beginning TO be realized Hun
dreds OF lives have been lost. Last night
one man rowed several miles in the dark on
a raft with twenty-six bodies that be picked
up. The food came so suddenly that no
one was prepared
Northeastern Mississippi is in a terrible
condition. So great is the devastation that
citizens have appealed 20 Congressman
Allen for aid from the general government.
Scores Of houses, bodies Of men, women
and children, together with those Of dumb
beasts, are floating on the muddy waters.
More than I 200 people are homeless.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Wal.h eels a MeeL.. rlme

NEW HAVEN, April l3.-Ex-Judge Lynde
Harrison, counsel for John J. Phelan, the
Democratic claimant for the Office Of secre.
tary OF state, asked Judge Han, Of the su.
preme court, for a decree Of judgment IN
the quo warranto suit against r. jay Walsh.
c. j. Cole, Of Hartford, counsel for Mr..
Walsh, asked one weeks time 10 file an
answer, which was allowed
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
An Empire state Earthquake.

Troy, n Y, April IA severe shock OF
earthquake was felt Tuesday throughout
the Adirondacks and all Of northern New
York The earthquake occurred between
Il:iO and 1880 o'clock. II was felt at
WaTensburg, Glens Falls, Johnstown
Gloversville, Little Falls, Oneida and Utica.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
The wav TO Abolish "sweatInr.

Boston, April 3.-Congressman Warmers
committee opened the investigation into the
sweating" system Of clothing manufactur.
ing. W Z. Cogswell a cutter, testified
that the Massachusetts, law had rectified
the evil He believed the remedy for the
national sweat shop evil TO be the enacting
OF a national law requiring that garments
made under the sweating system be labeled
Tenement made
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Racnnef. nam md Net

The Y. NJ c. A. tennis club held a
meeting last evening. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year;
President, Jason Flory; vice-president,
Miss Alice Griffith; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Josie Fogg ground commit
tee. Howard Melchoir chairman; ". T.
Hoffman, James Greig, Edward helchoir
and William Tatnall The reports sub
mltted showed that the club is Ia good
condition: Play will begin In . few days.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
killed by a COWBOY.

FLnnNGroN N. j., April l3.-Two week.
ago a troop Of cowboys gave an exhibition
in Collinsville. They got into row with
some Of the local young men. One Of the
cowboys picked up Harry Beam, a young
man twenty-five years old, and threw him
80 violently against a partition that be died
Monday
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
o. n. A. M. Visitor. From cheater.

Theodore hyatt Council. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, Of Chester, 6fty strong. visited
Eureka Council, No 1. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Of this city, last night The visiting
order was met at the p, w a B railroad
station By a delegation Of their Whining
ton brethren and HyRtt's Military Band.
The visitors we're entertained In the
rooms Of Eureka Council In Eden ball,
and a good time was had by all PRESENT
The Chester council returned home ct 2
o'clock this morning
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
warner a Fugitive from Justice.

LEADvILIE, Colo, April l8.-Hon. o. M
Warner, state representative from Eagle
county, charged with obtaining money un
der false pretences, escaped from an officer
and IS now fugitive from justice.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
H.rtvelI and uar,ard,s shel,.

NKw HAVEN, April l8-Captain Hart
well, of the Yale crew, denies the published
statement that he took unfair means TO Sc
cure the measurements Of Harvards new
shell. He says; 'I merely went to Davyt
boat house, which is public place, and'he,
not knowing who was, informed me that
Harvard had requested him not 10 build .
boat for Yale. All other reports are false
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
PrIres for the Naral Reserve.

NEW YORK, April ia fashionable
audience gathered at Castle Garden last
evening to witness a review Of the First
battalion, Naval Reserve artillery, &c
which prizes and trophies were presented
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
More Lands for settlement.

WASHINGTON, April l3-The president
signed the proclamation opening to settle
ment on Tuesday, April 10, at noon, the un.
allotted portion of the Cheyenne and Arapa'
hoe Indian reservation in Oklahoma EN-
bracing nearly 100000 acres Of land
Every member Of the tribes has been given
an allotment OF 100 acres.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Indorsed by LaborIng Men.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Federation
OF Labor Of the District Of Columbia has in
dorsed Congressman Andrews civil service
reform bill TO exclude political influence in
the appointment of laborers under the
authority Of the United States.n
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
prettv Rose WIshes 10 Die.

NEw YORK, April 1S.-Rose Hess, pret
ty girl Of Cincinnati, who was ruined ano
deserted here by Z. o. Goodwin, CONNER
cial traveller in the employ Of V. Henry
Rothschild, Of this city, attempted TO end
her sorrows by shooting herself in tho
breast There Is no chance for her recovery
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
pardrIdre a mic nnver.

CHICAGO, April 13.-Pardridge bought
everything in sight Tuesday TO cover hii
short line Of May wheat. He claims tc
have purchased enough wheat for May de
livery to cover half his enormous short line
which the crowd puts at 10, 0,OO0, 600 bushels
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
cnnn.clicnt.s conrentIon NIar 1o.

NEW HAVEN. April 13.-The Democratic
state committee have named May 10 as the
date Of holding the convention to elect dele
gates 20 the national convention. The con-
vention will convene at the Hyperion
theater, in this city ~ ~
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Murderer Bnttis on TriaI.

NEW HAVEN, April 13-George BATHS
held for the murder Of Charles p. lombra
Of Wallingford, is on trial here. The mel
quarreled in Iombra's butcher shop ovei
nineteen cents change, and BATHS inflicted
several stab wounds on lombra with 4.
butchers knife
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Pardon for Mr.. Osborne.

LONDON, April l3-Captain Osborne has
received an intimation from the home Office
that his wife viii be released from prison
before her accouchment, probably within
the next three weeks.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
I'M rdward everett HaIe,s Honor

BOSTON, April lS.-The Rev. Dr. Edwaro
Everett Hale has accepted an invitation 70
a reception and dinner at the Hotel Ven.
dome on Monday, April Is, rendered by a
large number Of the most distinguished
people in the state.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
1.n.lr n.lh,.in rnrri,.a Anitn

SAN Francisco, April l3.-Lucky Bald
win, the millionaire, has forgiven his pretty
daughter Anita for eloping with her cousin
The old millionaire is i'll, and the girl ha,
gone to nurse him. The reconciliation ia
said TO be complete.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
The Insnranoe Code Passed.

EALBANY, April lS.-The insurance code,
legalizing endowment orders, was passed
by the senate with amendments eliminating
the short term concerns.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Grand Army Suits

Were not overlooked in making
the spring selection we have
them in all sizes, Single and
Double. breasted. Genuine Pom
toosuc and Slater flannels, war
ranted fast colors manufac-
tured expressly for our trade.
Prices $40, SIa and SIS regu-
lation buttons included.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
royett ehot uis CaptnIn.

NEW YORK, April 18-William Lovett,
cook Of the American schooner Martha I.
Thomas, las been held for examination On
a charge Of shooting the captain, w
Smith. at Havana
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

Is south Carolina Avenue. IS to Si2 per week
$40 70 81 90 per day. Every facility tol
guests. House enlarged; having large airS
rooms Mrs. n. y. Eldredge, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
sun.rintendent wilson's Sudden death.

RosEvLLE, n. j., April l3.-Stephen r.
Wilson, superintendent Of the Essex county
(N. j. almshouse at this place, died sud
denly Of heart disease in the Masonic temple
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

Strictly one price and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your m oney.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Mr.. Harrison Better.

WASHINGTON, April l3-Mrs Harrison
is much better The fever has broken aud
her cough IS much easier
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
HofeI ImnaTlaI.

On the beach; Maryland Ave; capacity, 2O9:
every home comfort, electric bells. large solar
ium. CRATE fires, appointments and table first
C " EENDRlCK
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& CO.
Seventh and Market Streets.
GORDON HEIGHTS LOTS
HAVE YOU SEEN THENTf

HAVE YOU SEEN THEsTY
Gordon Heights building lots. splendid
chance for homes and estments. The To-
cation OF these lots Is beyond doubt the most
desirable TO be obtained in this vicinity. High,
healthy and convenient. Natural drainage
excellent. Nothing low but The price. Charm
ings views presented OF the Delaware river
and adjacent country. p. W. a. b. r. r.. with
station on one side and the electric car rail
road upon the other. giving many advantages
and cOnveniences. DO not fail 70 secure a
beautiful home while You have the opDor-
tunity. Call al $50 Market street. Whining
ton. Del, and we will show them to you,
PHILIP R. CLARK & CO.,
No. $50 MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Hotel Edison,

Michigan and Pacific Ave, pleasantly situ-
ated, Open CRATES: sanitary arrangements
complete. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE.
Formerly OF the "Melgs."
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
BOYS AND GIRLS

is the most Interesting and
Successful of its kind in the
country, and its Eight O'Clock
C7Hb, to which all its Young
Readers belong, without fees
of any kind, is doing more for
the Intellectual Pleasure and
Improvement OF its members
than any other out-of school
agent. The Club now consists
of more than S., 900 Boys and
Girls, who read Tue TIMES
with delight every week.
The Subscription Price OF
THE WEEKLY TIMES is only
FIFTY CENTS a year. free of
postage. Send postal card for
a free specimen copy. Address
THE TIMES
PHILADELPHIA. pa.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
ArLANrIo cIrY HorRLs.
Hotel Allen,

near the beach; accommodations first-classi
reasonable rates
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
The Hotel stlckney.

100 feet from Ocean. on skentucky ave-,
Steam heat. sun parl0rs. 70 $50 day ~
to Sl2 week. J.. Y. STlChNkN.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-sO NEW SIX
N rOomed
FOR SAL e.

FOR SAL E.
Desirable homes and houses that will make
8 3fe paying investments
Al West Fifth street. 9 rooms.
gl7 Tatnan street, 10 rooms.
6l0 West street. II rooms.
6lr West street, Is rooms.
81 West Third street, 10 rooms.
100 French street, 10 rooms.
1874 jefferson street, 8 rooms.
2lS West street, 10 rooms.
1898 Wilson street, 6 rooms.
8l6 King street. II rooms.
e06 King street, II rooms.
ll06 Pine street, rooms.
4l9 lst Twelfth street, rooms.
4l6 East Twelfth street. rooms.
s26 West street, II rooms.
l06 East Twelfth street. rooms
3l3 East Eighth street. 5 rooms.
5l2 Adams street. rooms.
1908 Lincoln street, rooms.
SIS Washington street, 10 rooms.
90i Madison street, rooms.
905 Madison street, 10 rooms.
FOG Jackson street, 10 rooms
send for other lists.
HEALD & CO.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
The RadnoF,
The EIdredee,

lie South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located,
within three minutes walk Of ocean, hot sea
baths. depot and post office.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
anAL KsTATE.

tMAk AbEAIhs
EOR RENT. THE STORE, 3O7 MADISON
II street; good stani for any kind OF bu u
ness; fixtures in store; Si4 per month.
JANE MONAGHAN. fia Market street.
TOR RENT. NOS. 2sO3-5 and MARKET
i street, rooms and bath; also store and
dwelling No 280l Market street. 9 rooms It.
TATNAL.l. No. 7l2 Market street.
DOR RENT.-A TWO-STORY BRICK
4 dwelling; eight rooms and bath. sewer
connections. Rates reasonable. Inquire of
MRS. COTTlNGHAM, No, 80 Maryland
DOR RENT.-TNO SMALL HOUSES AND
store. Apply TO f. $. BRADLEY, Pull
man Place.
INOR RENT. THE STORE AND DWELL.
ing. GB East Firth street. rooms and
store. w. J. FISHER, 6O6 Market street.
DOR RENT.-rHE LARGE STORE AND
~ dwelling OF No. 2lI also the dwelling OF
Ne. 2i8 West Front street. Apply 70
PHILIP g. PLUNKETT,
No. 2a West Front street.
NOR gAIE-A RARGATN-9l NEW six
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
pHIuP r. OZARK & C0..
MOTICMs.


A-OTICE.-CITY ASSESSMENT. NOTICE
n is hereby given that the city assessment
hos been completed and the books placed In
the office OF the clerk OF The Council" at
tile CITY Han, where they can be examined
by taxables from FRIDAY, April !. 1892, until
SATURDAY., April l6. lse2, between the
hours of s 90 O'Clock =. M. and 8 % p, m. The
Board Of Assessment. kevisi1 1n and Appeals
will sit 10 hear appeals from the assessment
from April 20 Alrl 30, ls2. az the office Of
between the hours OF and o'clock in the
afternoon and and g o'clock in the evening
A II MESSfCK
Clerk Of the Council.
pENOyAL-DR. A. E. FRAN-Z HAS
IL removed his ofiioe and residence 10 no.
loi Delaware avenne
ID ESfOvAL.- JOHN BIGGs. ATTORNEY
~ at-Law. removed 70 No. sl3 Market street
VIII now devote his entire attention 70 pri-
yate practice.
NoTICE-TH OFFICE OF DELIN-
~ QUkNl County Tax Collector Tor VIII
mington sundred has been removed 10 No
si0la Market street. ONCE hours from 70 u
GE6aEE JAFlNcK. Collector.
NOTICE -DR. n. y. SLAUGHTER has
~ moved bis Office from No. IA East seventh
street 20 No. SQi Delaware avenue, offices for
merly occupied by Dr. Frsntz.
ID EAlON AL.--CUNNINGHAM s CO. BOT
IL TIERS. have removed from the corner
Of Harrison and Pleasant streets 70 their new
quarters at the southwest corner Of Front and
patnall streets. where they Will he glad to re-
ceive their friends and patrons.
DIR. O.. w. MANN,
HAS REMOVED TO
S35 Market Street.
Hours, $40 T. N, Is, l-sp, N.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
WILMINGTON, April II, ls99.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Young Mems Democratic Club.
Hope Lodge, Independent Order Odd Fellows
Naomi Rebek an Degree Lodge, i. .. y. +,
Mattahoon Tribe. Imp. Order Red Men
Oriental Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
CLAmuion Lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
Temple Lodge, Ancient Free ana Accepted
MasOns
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
ONE CENT

THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
TIMES is the Cheapest High
Class Paper published any
where. Its Sixteen Quarto
Pages are filled every week
with the Best Current Reading
by the Best Writers, in the
quality of which it rivals the
Leading Magazines, and it is
always Profusely and Hand
somely Illustrated. Itscontents
bring Entertainment, Recrea-
ton and Instruction 10 every
member of the family. It's
department for
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Well, we will explain a few
things about the easy terms on
which you can get a nice
SPRING OR SUMMER SUIT,
And what a beautiful line we
have for your inspection, con-
slsting of the
Latest Novelties of
the Season.

BY Paying 81 Down on a
bill of $40 and 81 a week
Commencing with the chill
dren from A to IA years. We
have never before shown bet
ter assortment. Prices 81. so to
S.. so a suit, in Blues, Blacks,
Light and Dark Checks,
Plaids and Browns, Single and
Double Breasted. Our
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-16
The App0rtiOnment.

The new apport,oLment adopt
ell Mt the late primary election
gives New Orleans 1914 delegates
out of u total OF 63l in future
democratic State conventions, or
nearly onc-third of the cntirc
number, thus giving prcpondcr-
ancc OF power 10 our great city in
III! party councils
There was IL singular want of
information on the subject of the
proposed new appoi tionment. be-
fore the people ut tho late primal
ry election. The people did not
seem to fully appreciate lis bear
ing, had they done so it would GER
tainiy have been voted down.
IT.; adoption greatly augment<
the di<prol;orti"natc power of the
city over the country, and IFS re-
peal in the near future will he !,
fit subject fer the consideration of
<N,,V
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-16

The allicrcnts Of the. Foster
side of the Democratic factions Of
West Fcliciana,. held Il barbecue
and nass-mcctlng IN the valley
just beyond the. residence of M:.
Robt. Montgomery, in St. Fran
cisvll!r, on "Wednesday last.
While stherc was Il very good
attendance, it was not such as
c,ul.l be lenomlnatcd an oulpour-
ing of Il triumphant and ..enthusi-
astlc people. gin point of fact, us
just and fair estimate, we would
dcnom'nate 400 as aslibcral figure.
including Foster and McEncry
white voters, colorcd people and
minors-u!l told. The forenoon
WAS occupied by speeches by local
orators, aud Col. j. G.. W,ckliffc,
Of New Orleans, addressed the
people in the afternoon.
At night Il torch!ight procession
WIS organized and parae!cd the
principal streets of the two towns
to the number Of somewhere in
the ncighborhood of one hundred
and fifty people, of whom proba-
bly, - to 10 were voters.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-16
The ScOtch-IriSl Congress.

We acknowledge receipt of IL
beautifully engraved card Of lnvi-
tation to the fourth annual con-
grcss of the above society, which
takes pace ut Atlanta, Ga, on
April % and will remain in session
three days.
The program includes addresses
by II large number of distinguish
ed gentlemen among whom are
Col. A. X. Mcclure. of the Phila-
deiphia Times. DR.. Francis l..
Patton, President of Princeton
University, Major Chas. II. Smith
(Bill Arp) and many others.