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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
AN INDIAN OWNS THE TOWN
From The Spokane Chronicle.


Bonner's Ferry is puzzled. The citizens don't
know whether they at home or on Indian
land. Until few days ago they were wor-
ried about Indian claims, but at present these
form very lively topic for discussion
The trouble started by the announcement
that the Government had allotted ten tracts of
land 10 the ten heirs of old Dick Fry. the pioneer
settler at the ferry who married squaw The
ten allotments aggregate $50 acres. and one tract
of forty acres. claimed by Arthur Fry includes
the original town site. This has been indiNerently
known as Frys postoffcc and Bonner's Ferry. ii
includes the hotel the postofiice: number OF
stores and many residences. Altogether II IN
claimed to be the most valuable part of the town
site
The people of Bonner's Ferry do not know what
TO do Some of them think the title can be over
thrown Others inclined to think the Indians
title indefea sble and attempt a compromise The
fact that If this title Is sound he Will not be able
~ dispose of the land for IA quarter of n century
adds perplexity to the case. although attorneys
say there may he ways TO remove that difficulty.
At the time this application was made there were
no improvements on the land which was covered
with an unbroken forest. Since that time set
tiers have located upon the land. have cleared II
and erected good substantial buildings. They ex-
pected 10 secure n title from the Northern Paci-
he Railway when the land was surveyed, 1t hav-
ing been ascertained that the land would be en-
braced in Section No. n. which Is railroad sec
ticn. -
These people were repeatedly warned by Dick
Fry that this tract taken under the Indian
Allotment act, and that no title could be given by
the railway company, but they continued to build
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TIE BRADHrRST CLIFFS OUTING.

A larg" number Of the members ana Irl'huN VI
tc Eraihurst Club attended their first animal picnic
ni COSMOPOLITAN PARK, Onr-hundrei ana olXN hih'h
st. and Amslcrdamave, on lhhr'nhy evening"
lanes THOMPSON Collin II. Woodward. william Kob
ir.o, y / uJIara Louis Kcssel Warren r.. John
son and Charles Brewer were the Reception tom
mlticc and the Floor Committee we're charles y.
Gla.er floor manager: Gilbert =. seaH, ASSISTANT
eoor manager: william VI. Douth. John j. Mcfa1 I
+ Hardy T. J. Tuinurc ana H. valentine o1h'h.
Among those present were jacob VI r",''S"n'
william T. Robinson. James Thompson, NJ NJ.
Mckee General Michael Kcrwih, leader OF the
XyVIiuh District Republican organization Joseph
Cotcr. president 81 the Hamilton Republican 'lHb :
Mr. and Mrs william Montgomery. Charles II. wood
ward Julius VI. Mayer, president OF the independents"
Clnb: Charles Gcddes T. j. Mares, Mr. ana Mrs
Hrdon Mr. Anhault. Mr.. and Mr.. John Russell.
Mrs Wagner. Andrew Mcfarlane, r. d. Ack,rnnn'
~ d. McArihnr. John r. Mcneil, Mr. aud Mrs.
Alexander Hazard ana the Misses storey.
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". Harsha. Of Nebraska. will preach at the morn

W. Harsha. of Nebraska. will preach at the morn
The Baptist Church Of the Redeemer winisne ed
closed until September g. when It VIII De r Giles
by the pastor the Rev W. w: Giles lie 70 attend to
his pastoral duties =, the
Rev Or James Pat,srsSn pastor "a o. East
One-hundred- and sixteenth-st. will preach
E0dev6r msens W be as held at
The librarian Of the Harlem Library. George ron NJ
T as lie hf e esf e Gy
will visit his homestead at that place, beliu. ~
turning to the city he will visit other poih's %
Mr. and Mrs Carl V. Lachmund, who are We'll We'll
leave their home in Harlem Tuesday FOR t une
West Mr. and Mrs. Lachmund will visit their o at
the Worlds Fair. Before re urning home in sep.
tember they will visit number OF summer reso %
The regular report for the Harlem Library for
taat a% 70 s Sf c an
crease OF nearly 400 since January i III hoif Of
bicb o0 %ere works of con There
volumes in the library and since tne oeg ETH he
ths y1s5 pa sn SGna G D May @ volumes
issued the Is owing to the advent OF 'n of
banKs drawn Shows 20 works art 50 on
biography Sc history 70 on %ediine u on
The Rev pr James Ramsay Pastor d. n%
Harlem rTs:e sear
ust oft of town His church will be formally re-,
pend August b. ap n ths pHp and and %
Mr Carter, of Williamsport PENN VIII supply '"'
pulpit. ,. ,,orr,s Rantist Church.
enthst w Ie filled this morning by the Rev, ~ w.
RI Butrck OF Albany. He will preach III 'he '"or"-
The monthly report OF the Manhattan SeSS.a
ia O ehows thai institution to be in hourlshlng
condition In June fftyseven patients were IRE aa
,nittad while on June | there were fortS SIN pa
,nnts In tho hospital making a total treated IN
June OF O3 Thrty-one Of these were DISCHARGES as
cmred two were transferred to other hospitals
oinbt d,eJ and sixteen were reported as improved
The staff Of the hospital consists Of Dr. s A. Man
nhvsican and DR. A. f.. Covert, house surgeon
Dr George T. Chase has had charge Of the out
door department In the month there were i'o new
surricoi cases and l3 old cases. making total OF
nearly 900 In all. DR. r. y. Henson. who is IN
charge OF the medical section. reported if' ns ne"
natiens treated and rs old patients. total OF 26i
The total number OF outdoor cases was I53, while
the hospital and dspensary records show total OF
sjG patients treated
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NJ John Mason is an old man. 1t is likely mat tne
Manola- Mason company will give THIS as d cur
.-.i.. -. ...i.h

of John Mason is an old man. 1t is likely that the
Manola Mason company I;sny E vii give 'h' d.
One Of Carl Rosenfeds mechanical Inventions 'h
which will be INTRODUCED IN "a , ZIP viii III open Nib
los Garden at the end of August Is called scnnc
Flying Heads" The surprise VIII occur t N stage
Suddenly. IL is said they will disappear ana nov
minute later their real heads VIII be seen "''"s
Roland Reed has called his company FOR of his
ais on August TO- preRarapSfy s 10 ~ o dedicate the re-
constructed Boston Museum with me lrst Pou SLe
in that city of Glen Macdonough anu ha,nh" Miss
Isidore Rush for several years the leaulE e,ios
of this is to G9mnu H the city to pre-
pare for the next tours Of his three COMPANIES
vourneen' last season. he has signed hve E,r ,'
contract with him to star in t9at IT, pay pross starts
on the road on September ., and Across the
Potomac" viii begin us tour on SeptenDrr has
Charles Mortimer, manager for Fay PEARSON III, IA
liy and the Rosc in which Miss Marion and oU1 bc
niece of Edwin Booth, will appear. Miss Booth
will start for Paris this week to have Worth make
The Union square Theatre. under T. +; <eith's
management. and with his continuous perorrninc ,1
vaudeville will be given until the mondays after
Thfh 2P vahd will T be- be IN Ts h
redecoration of the house will be in cream and
gold. and there will be many important changes in
the lobby auditorium and stage.
Herbert Standing well-known English actor.
sails Tor this country on SATURDAY, ana VIII MAKE
his first appearance in America at the Garden
Theatre in THE Other Man
The vacation of the '1492" burlesquers is passing
pleasantly. Mr.. Rice has decided not to reopen
Palmcr's Theatre until August 2G instead OF the
original date. August Il. Miss Camille d'Arvne
Of Venus at the Park Theatre. Boston. William
H. Hamilton has also signed with Mr.. Rice for the
same company
The Imperial Music Halls interior is filed with
scaffoding, and score Of men busy making
alterations The stage has been lowered and
larged. also the balcony and boxes. a handsome
prOScpnium arch of corrugated iron has hppn
ed. A novelty in the line Of serpentine dances ie
promised by Mr. Kraus. Of the Imperial Music
Hall. IT will be introduced the reOpening Of
the house on August IA by Mile. Demore a French
dancer who has just arrived from Toulol
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4 GREAT PIANO NAN Err.
From The London Globe.


Iv the death ~ Mr.. Henry BrOadwoOd the head
OF the well known firm Of planooric manufacturers.
The confry loses one wlIh. hy his inventive power
and business capacity did much 10 revolutlonlzc the
trade with which he was a>suchlcd TO his In
itaiivc was due the adoption In This country Of the
iron framed pianos now universally used. which Were.
founded on an American idea. In 1916 he finished
Tie first plano ever made here with complete iron
frame: and II consequence Of this invcn-
ton that H. added tie tfichori arrangement Of
strings In order Ia augment the tone.
The advantages Of the trich1rd ""r" nj fonce seen.
and IT, was adopted 10y other makers. but II many
years before The Iron frame became equally popular.
Indeed Its advantages were appreciated 10 larger
extent In Germany than In TN, country, and being
almost entirely used In the German pianos sent
here II has been regarded by MANY u German in
vcnton. II Mr.. Broadwood. too. who introduc ed
the piuncttc into this country. In privat. He h..
u keen sportsman. especially de, ot"d salmon
fishing.
HIS daughter, Miss Lucy Iroadwood, Is an excellent
musician. and besides composing several original
songs Of real merit, has just brought out I'm colnh-
Grafton with Mr.. J. A. Fuller Maitland an extremely
valuable collection Of old English ballads ,nanv OF
which for the first time published with n
proper accompaniment ~
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There is a marked contrast between the indiners
ence with which Mayor Boody's reappointment =.
Assessors Kurth and McLeer has been receives
and the storm aroused in the Democratic camp
five years ago when Mayor Chaplin appointed NC
I.eer and reappointed Kurth. Formal censure wa.
then visited on Chaplin. and 1t was declared 'nA'
he had insulted his own party by retaining Az M
dependent Democrat and naming EepuDIcS
Now Mr. Boodys action passes without coma m4etnss
and he says that there were no otner csnosess~
for the places
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Il DECREASE IN THE CITYS MORTALITY
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES SLIGHTLY MORE PRE-
VALENTINO FEAR OF A DIPHTHERIA
EPIDEMIC EXPRESSED
There was q notIceahIc decfMnse I'M

There was a noticeable decrease in the mortality I'm
this city last week The Bureau OF Vital Statistics
recorded 1854 detths. against ,257 in the preceding
week. The largest decrease was In dlarrhoeal
diseases. The following table, prepared by the
Health Department. shows the deaths I'm the civ
from various causes in the last two week:
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DIR. Nagle and Dr. Edison both denied yesterday
that the Health Department had any fears OF
diphtheria epidemic. There has been a slight In
crease I'm the number OF for the last week but
not enough to cause any alarm.
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There has been some popular misapprehension
in reference to the entering OF the 1udgme".
OF Justice Cullen in the Adamson suit to pre'en'
the Union Railroad Company from constructing
road In the street OF that name. This case ma
been confounded with the recent proceedings winch
have caused so much discussion. As matter OF
fact however. Justice Cullen's decision was rem
dered some two months ago. and all that has no"
been done is to complete the record so that az
appeal can be taken. The Union Street Raiiroae
Company made offer OF $50 for the P rivess
in defiance of this granted the franchise to ,ns s
Union Railroad Company; the Mayor vetoed r rfs
suit brought by Mr.. Adamson followed, resulun ss
in the defeat in the lower courts OF the latter ors
or less powerful pulls" are Interested.
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There slight Increase In the number OF deaths
from conta Hous diseases In the city last week. Dr.
Doty Chief Inspector OF Contagious Diseases yester
day prepared the following report for two weeks:
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COMMUNICIT TED.

The following Jurisprudence is
published for all whom it may concern
aud affect
LoCKrORT, June Dist, 1898.
e. j. Barker, ESQ.,. Thibolaux.
DEAR SIR AND FRiEND:-I have
heard with sorrow that it has been re-
ported to you that l have been using
your name in the penning OF cattle.
and that it was halnaing You among
your friends. I am really very sorry
that this falsehood was ever invented
against me towards you, as have al
ways been "a good friend of yours, and
have always appreciated You SO much
for services rendered me and my
friends, that | could not allow myself
to be guilty of trying to harm you in
that extent, and I highly declare that
such reports to you are mallciously
put up and are fa%lsehoods.
As ever yours,
ADAM BELANGER.
EDITOR OF THE SENT'L In explain
alton of the above letter | will say,
that. I was Informed, that the writer
of the above was using my name in
connection with the penning and the
sale of cattle for running at large on
the levees. curing higi, water. The
report as it came to me. was, that II
was the person who had advised him
(said Belanger) to seize aud sell all
cattle that he found on the levees."
When this information came to my
knowledge, l communicated with a
friend in that section of the parish lat
Lockport> and requested MIN to see
Belanger, and if the report was true,
then to inform said Belanger, hat l
would hold him personally responsible
for the unauthorized use of my name J;
as / am later informed that the report
is still current in that vicinity, l think
it proper to publish Belanger's de-
NAL received by me.
1t is needless for me to say, that l
never dreamed such a thing as giving
the advice as alleged and l hereby
publicly brand the whole thing as an
Infamous lie, and the author or au-
thors as infamous liars.
C.. j. BARKER.
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The joint committee appointed by
Thibodaux Fire Co. No. / and Home
Hook and Ladder Co. No. l have made
the requisite arrangements to run an
excursion by rail, from Thibodaux to
Abbeville on Sunday, September 10th,
1S93-Fare for the round trip $1.75.
No excursion has ever been made from
Thibodaux to Abbeville. The route
will be to New Iberia. thence to Avery's
Salt Island and along the Gulf Coast
to Abbeville situated on and neal the
mouth of Bayou Vermillion.
Passengers will have an opportunity
to see the famous Salt Island, and also
the Gulf Of Mexico, sights that many
persons in this parish have not wit
hessed. Abbeville is a pretty little
prosperous city, whose inhabitants,
being of the same race as those of this
section, will give the excursionists a
warm and cordial welcome.
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C. j. BARKER.

Remember that to night and tomor-
row night the Complimentary Con-
certs to be given to Professor Emanu-
I'll Ghol will take place in the Thibo
daux Opera House. No citizen of La
foarche merits the liberal considera-
ton of the public more than does
Professor Chol.
For nearly 40 years he has been q
worthy and indefatigable teacher of
music, in this vicinity, and, at all
times he has willingly given his time
and talents to promote any charitable
or worthy work.
Now the people have an opportuni-
ty of disclosing their appreciation OF
his many generous Efforts in the ad-
vancement OF m%eritorious designs to
which he has given a helping hand.
That the concerts will be grand
goes without saying as Professor Chol
never does anything by halves, and
with his 500 brilliant pupils in the
LafOurche Parishes he has the mate
rial to select from to render these two
evenings most pleasant and agreea-
BILE to all who may be present.
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ADMINISTRATION SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial Disliicr Court Parish
of LafOnrche.
Succession Of Lame Dantin,
deceased rife of K chard Bourgeois,
No 1877 PrObdtes.

HNAKE NOTICE. THAT PURSUANT TO
i an order and decree of the above Court
and to IA commission TO me directed i'll the n
bove entitled and numbered sue essioD. l
will offer for sale at pubic auction. pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th. 1893
between the hours of Ii o'clock, a. IN. and 4
O'clock p. M, the following described proper
ty, belonging to the above succession to wit:
REAL ESTATE.
The Eastern half OF the Western half Of
A certain lot Of ground or town lot, situated
in the town of Thibodaux, in this parish, de-
signated and known on d plan of said town
as. lot Number Ninety-four 49,, bounded
South by Baker Street, West by lot No. sc,
East by President Street, and North By lot
No. 70, and the whole Of said lot measures
one hundred and seventy feet and eight in
ches tl70 and 8ll2 feet on all sides. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale: Cash on the spot in U. S.
Treasury Notes to pay debts.-
July 9Th, 1893.
p. E. LORIO,
Sheriff of Latourche.
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The largest store general merchan-
dise) perhaps in the parish, is the
store on the "Valentine" plantation,
six miles below Lockpnrt. and belong
ing to- Hon. JOS. T. Badeaux. This
store is in charge of, and ably man.
aged by, Mr.. Edmond Bourgeois, who
is fully assisted by four or five other
competent clerks. Two large ped
ding carts. run III connection with
this store. Mr.. Bourgeois, besides
managing, has also charge of the books
a set of which is very accurately kept
by him.
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Last fall I was taken with a kjr

Last fall l was taken with a kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with
a wonderful diarrhea Soon after, my
wife's sister, who lives with us, was
taken in the way. W. used almost
everything without benefit. Then l sal,
let us try Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrl,ea Remedy, which we
did, and that cured us right away. l
think much of it, as it did for me what
it was recommended to do. John
Hertzler, Bethel, Berks Co., Pa. rs
and so cent bottles for sale by ROTH
DRUG Co, limited.
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sHERFF's SALE
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
oath judicial District Court Par
ish of st. Bernard.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, cs.
No. 25j Albert j. Jdnih.

rIaAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
1 and by virtue of writ of alias Freri
Facias, emanating from the above entitl
ed Court, IN the above entitled and number
ed case, 1 have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction paFsuant to law to thu
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
in the town of Thihodaux. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5th, 1893.
between the hours of ii o'clock a. M. and 4
o'clock p. m. the following described proper
ty to-wit 80
A certain Dredge Boat, known as the Kin
ta Nc. I, tpgether with its Machinery there
of, now lying IN Bayou Lsiourche. at about
thirty miles below the Town of Thib0daux in
tue Parish of LafUurche. :
Terms and Conditions of sale, Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes. to pay
and satisfy the sum of Nine Thousand i've
hundred and seventy-seyen and 81 100 Dol
lars. 1851 30 1907 debr, with interest there
on, from the 3ist day OF May 1881, until paid
at the rate of eight per cent per annum and
all costs herein. ,
~ P. E. LDRIO, 5
Sheriff, Parish of Lafourche.
July 22d 1893.
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Hoods Pills are easy in action.

On last Monday evening whilst the
colored Odd Fellows Supper was 60
ing on at their hall, nj or two white
men attempted to force their way IN
the hall, when one of them received a
first class slap on his face. If such be
the case, the only thing to be regret
ted is that he did not receive a halt
dozen.
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Do not forget the Grand Fair to
take place at Labadieville on Satur-
day and Sunday, August 5th and 9th,
for the benefit CT St. Philomena's Cath
Ollie Church and Presbytery. There
will be amusements Of all kinds, fly
ing horses, refreshments, and restau-
rant according to the French and Gre
ole cuisine.
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Prof. G. E. Won Hofe is Il hustler,
and has been in town this week and
last week during which time he has
disposed of several pianos. One of
his pianos will be used for the Com
%plimentary Concert to be given as a
benefit to Prof. E. Chol, on tonight
and Sunday night in the Thibodaux
Opera House.
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Are You Nervous.

Are you tired out, do you have that
tired feeling Or sick headaches You
a be relieved of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which
gives nerve and bodily strength.
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Positions Guaranteed.

Money can be deposited in bank, for tuition
until position is secured. Send for "a page
catalogues D~raughon's Consolidated Prac-
teal Business College, Nashville, Tenn. No
vacation. Enter any time. (MeHtion tins pa-
PERI 7-lo-fS5- 6n.
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
F. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1886.
} SEAL A. w. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and macous surfaces of the system,
Send for testimonials, tree.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o,
uSold by Druggists, 75c.
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TULANE UNIVE RSIT'
OF LOUISIANA.

The next Annual SEES sion of the ColIed
81 High School, and IL. Sophie Newcofl
Memorial College for Women, opens Il
tober End.
Entrance Examinations, September ~
and 30th.
The College is well equipped with Librari
and Laboratories for Classical, Litera
and Scientific Work.
The University grants about One Hundr,
and Fifty Scholarships in the Collegia
and High school Departments. Fac
Senator and Representative in the sta.
has the appointment of one Scholarsh|
which confers free tuition for the whd
course.
For further information. address
VIM. y. ROGERS, Secretai
NJ. PRESTON JOHNSON, President.
IL. 80 3mOs.