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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-08-25
white Supremacy Meetings.

A meeting was held at White
vile on this the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1894, for the purpose OF organ
izing an Auxiliary White Suprem-
acy League.
DIR. v. X. Irion was made tenn
porary chairman, Mr.. G. L. Dupre
yice-ehairman and M. l.. Swords
temporary secretary.
The objects of the White Suprem-
acy League was explained by DIR.
Irion, and the platform as adopted
by the Parish League was read,
after which Mr.. G. l.. Dupre adj
dressed in a forcible and logical
manner the question at issue. He
was continually interrupted with
cheers.
Mr.. M. l.. Swords was then called
upon, and in his usual foreible
manner addressed the meeting.
lie made some telling hits. He
said among other things he had
no objection to the negroes selling
out, provided he was not included
in the sale; and he then went on
to explain that when the negroes
sold out in body and voted as
they were told to do by their lead
ers they necessarily forfeited their
right to vete. He was roundIy ap-
plauded thr0ug8upt his address.
DIR. V. K. Irion was then called
upon, and he made a splendid adj
dress. Disclaiming any intention
IN N + 10 Il
law, he held that the solution of
our political problem in this parish
lay in the elimination of the negro
from our politics. He said he was
no office-seeker; wanted none; had
only the public veal at heart; and
TO that end he was willing to do
all in his power to bring about this
condition of affairs. The audience
was in full sympathy with the
speaker, and applauded him con-
tinually.
At the conclusion of DIR. Irion's
address, a motion was made that
those persons present desiring to
become members should come for
ward and sign the pledge required
OS llIS SOILStItuIlOHt WuHICupUH
40 members stepped up and signed
their names.
Election Of officers was then gone
into, and, On motion to that effect,
Mr.. A. L. Stagg was elected presi-
dent by acclamation. Mr.. Chas.
Iafieur was nominated for vice.
president and unanimously elected.
Mr.. Alex. Stagg was elected seere-
tary and Mr.. John p. Savant treas
urer. The permanent officers were
then regularly installed.
A motion was made and unani-
mously adopted that the parish
papers be furnished with a copy of
these proceedings.
Upon motion, the meeting adj
journed to September 1st, 1894, at
3 o'clock p. m.
Before adjourning vote of
thanks was rendered to the gentle
men from 0pelousas who kindly
gave their assistance in the forma-
ton of this League.
A. l.. STAGG, President.
ALEX. STAGG, Secretary.
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OpELoUsAs, Aug. 81, 1894.

Mr.. Editor.-Tn the last issue of
the Courier appeared the following !:
We have seen no comments in our ex-
changes on The white Supremacy
movement in this parish except the fol-
lowing from the Theoda Independent:
From the Opelousas papers we learn
that white Supremacy Leagues" are
to be formed. We suppose the real in
tention is not so much to protect the
Caucasian race from the wiles and
Snafes of the cunning Ethiopian, as it
is to promote and cover up tricks and
frauds should it be deemed necessary
hereafter to perpetuate the present ring
politicians. In other words it looks as
though 1t is move on the part of poll
ticai hacks to checkmate the spirit of
reform which is fast taking hold of the
people of Louisiana. The way to stir
up bad feeling is to continue ring rule.
Since the writer of the above sets
himself up to prophesying, we
would like to ask him a few ques-
tions, viz: When was there any
reform perpetuated by the negro,
or with his assistance ? When did
the people of this parish ever re-
sort to tricks or frauds to obtain
office When was it our. voters
have been denied a free ballot and
a fair count Whilst other par
ishes in the State reyelled in un-
blushing practices of frauds and
ballot-box stuffing, st. Landry
alone held aloof from this abomin-
alton.
We have heard it repeatedly
charged that in the parish of Ra-
pides, and especially in the town
of Cheneyvflle, where the Theoda
Independent is published, the
white voters, not satisfied with
counting out the negroes, have re-
sorted to this method to de feat their
qrhite Democratic brethren. This
can not be said of st. Landry. It
is because of this unrestricted right
of suffrage, and the tendency to
solicit his vote, that the white men
of this parish desire to eliminate
the negro from our politics. Divi-
ded as they have been the whites
solicit the negro vote; united they
will not need it, and viii not soli-I
cit it; and the negro left alone is
willing to leave the administration
of governmental affairs to the white
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OpEI.ousAs. Aue. 22. lS94.

VFELUUoAS3 Au5. z, IoOf.
Pursuant to a call published in
our local papers, number of our
citizens assembled at Chachere's
Hall for the purpose of organizing
an Auxiliary White Supremacy
League.
DIR. V. X. Irion was elected Pres
ident, Capt. w. /. Hargroder, Vice
President; John N. Ogden, Secret
airy and S. Causey, Treasurer.
There being no further business
TO transact the meeting adjourned
to Saturday, Sept. s, 1894, at II
O'Clock, IN.
v. X. IRIoN, President.
- u test test. J1e7iffeE JeifeS n. n 4GREN, seesy
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Notice.
LAND orr1or At NEW oR1EANs.

Aug. 6, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tfon to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof viii he made be-
fore E. n. Cullom, U. S. Commissioner, at
Opelousas, La, on Wednesday, Sept. q
1894, viz:
JEAN b. s. VIDRINE,
who made Homestead Entry No. lO630. for
lots No. 2 and > or VIE of NEA and SE frac-
tional Il Sec. 10, TIP. 6 S. II. L w, La. Meri-
dian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz:
TheoIule Doguet, Alexandra Ledoux, Ar
mand Hebert, Emile Hebert, all of Pearce-
vile p. o., st. Landry parish, La.
augl16t g. Med. BRUMBY, Register.
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oPELoUsAs, LA, SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1894

this morning. Besides the build
ing and contents, Mr.. Lafieur lost
his books and papers. We did not
learn If there was any insurance.
Supposed to be the work of a in
ciendary. CRUSTACEA.
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Tor sale.

An improved plantation with stock
and implements, three miles south of
Opelousas, in Bellevue. containing 766
acres. Apply to
DR.. E. S. BARRY,
may l7-tf 0pelousas, La.
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TAKEN lip.

ONE soRREL CREOLE HORSE, blind auzB
y in right eye, and branded thus EIINA
Two white feet on same side Has, WR$@
been roaming in my neighborhood. in
Plaquemine Ridge. for about eight months
Owner can have Same by proving property
and paying costs. JOSEPH JOUBERT.
Aug. 1S-1m Plaquemine Ridge. La
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FOR SALE !! Esss Msst'4S ss ts ssssr ser

for sale until Jany 1st, my property In Belle
vue, consisting of I4 acres, 30 or 10 Pecan
trees, residence and other outbuildings, al
so store and stock of general merchandise;
beautiful location as well as good business
point. Terms, ETC., given Intended purclas-
ers. Address G.. A. SAINT,
aug I8-2m sun Set, La.
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GHERIFFs SALE.
JOHN Il. COLE VS.. E. A. LAToUR.
No. l5S2T, 18th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of st. Landry, La.

By virtue of writ of fleri facias issued
out OF the Hon. 18th Judicial District Court
in and for the parish of st. Landry, In the
above entitled and numbered suit, and to
me directed. have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of the
courthouse at opelonsas, on
Saturday, Aug. 25th, 1894,
at II o'clock a. M, the following described
property, to-wft:
The undivided half of certain residence
property situated within the Incorporated
limits Of the town of Vile Platte, consisting
OF lot OF ground extending partly outside
of the Incorporated limits OF said town. to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, containing fifty {501 super
ncfal arpents, bounded on the north by
land belonging to eolored Baptist church,
south by public EUad fesatfiitIg TO 6pefousas,
east by land of u. T. Young, and west by
land OF o. Dardeau and others; the build
1ngs being all in the incorporated limits of
the town. Also the undivided one-haH of a
tract of woodland situated near said town
OF vile Platte, containing ten tl0) superb
cial arpents, bounded on the north by land
unknown, south by public road leading
from Chicot to VILE Platte, east by land Of
Anrore Latour. and west by land of Simon
Durio. said two pieces OF property above
described being the same acquired by said
Emil Latour and Alexis Latour from their
father. Emil Latour. as per act passed be-
lore Yves Vidrine, notary public, on the
18th day of April A. ID. 1892. Also the un-
divided one fourth (i49 of a lot of ground in
the town of vile Platte, containing ten lI0)
superficial arpents uninproved. bounded
north by land of o. Dardeau, south by the
main street Of said town, east by the afore
described residence property and west by
lands of Mrs. Yves Fidrfne, being the pro-
perty Inherited from their maternal grand
mother, deceased, by said Emile A. Latour
and Alexis Iatour Jointly with Marx Lazaro.
I. S. FoSTENoT,
5uiy21 ct Sherff of st. Landry Parish.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-08-25

By virtue of a writ of fert facias issued
out OF the Hon. l1th Judicial District Court
in and for the parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and to
me directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the frontdoor of the
courthouse at opelousas, on
Saturday, September 9th,
1894, at IL O'Clock a. m., the following des-
criDed property, toWit:
About twenty five acres of land bounded
north by McNnlty, south by Bayou Bour.
beux, east by Michel Sicily, west by Nc
Nulty.
Terms Cash.
T. s. FONTEN0T,
aug46t Sheriff of st. Landry Parish.
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by virtue of writ of seizure and sale is
sued out of the I1th Jnd. Dist. Court in and
for the parish of st. Landry, La. !, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and to
me directed, have seized, and 1 win pro
ceed to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of the
courthouse. at 0peloHsaS, on
Saturday, Aug. 25tla, l8o4.
at II o clock a. M, the following described
property, to-Wit;
One hundred and sixty acres of land, all
open and cultivable, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded north by
lands belonging to l.. Godcheaux, south by
Perry, and west by lands of Trade Fisher,
being same property which the said /. God
cheauy acquired from White Ward.
TerIns.-CaSh.
T. S. FONTEN0T,
jy216t Sheriff of ST. Landry Parish.
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JERSEY FARM, : \ w, ss,Issi,,. ssaia

r ERSEY STOCK FOR SALE, GOOD
- mixers and butter producers.
OPELOTSAs STOKE POGIS
at head of herd, sire Butts Stoke Pogis,
grand sire Prince of Melrose: dam !:
Ronlping Miss; reeorf q pounds, one
ounce in seven days.
Correspondence solicited.
May I9-3m W. S. OBIER.
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Lots FOR Sale.

TWO lots, centrally located In the town of
Sunset. VIII be sold cheap forcash. APP
ply to EDMOND DARBY,
Jus am sunset, La,
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EVERGREEN
COL | EGE.
Evergreen, lT0Ysllss Parish, La.
FoFtieth Session Begins Sept. 10, 1904.
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SYSTEMATIC /!
THOROUGH !! PROGRESSIVE /!
AGGRESSIVE /
Expenses per Mfontta.-Boartl. $40 tn
$I2; Tuition So to 81 5O

Expenses per Monfia.-Eoaril, $40 TO
Si2;; Tuition, S. to $780,
Courses of fStudy.--Preparato TnItia-
tory, Introductory, Scientific, Conn
piefe Scientific, Classic, Teneherss
surveyors, Commercial, Shorthand
and Typewriting. Music. Art and Flo
cutfon.
advantages. S.--Son- Sectarian. Expert
enced Teachers. Logical Curriculum,
superior business Course, Trlining OF
Teachers Speciality Excellent board
ing Facilities, Admits both Sexes,
Teaches the New Education, and gives
Special Training for Special Lines or
Work.
For catalogue. address
DANIEL HARMON, a. b., Principal.
or B. ii. PARRISH, B. c., Business Mgr.
jy2l SIN Evergreen IN
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NOTICE. The public is hereby warned
not to trade or negotiate for two certain
notes, each for the sum OF
sI66 66ss, dated April still, 1884, one drawn in
favor of r. W. Pickett, and one In favor OF
X. Il. Crooker. and signed by me.
Aug. 4-5r g. e. MIXER.
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Saturday, Aug. 20, 1894,

at IL o'clock a. M, the following described
property, to-wtt:
The interest of the seized debtor, consist
ing of his viTile interest In the property be-
low described belonging to the Estate of
Charles Mixer.
Ist. $40 acres OF land, situated on Bayou
Petite Prairie, and bounded north by land
of Henry EiIert. east by land of NJ. j. Rich
ard, south by lands of L. s. Hazard and
west by lands of Estate OF j.. s. Haw and
Mrs. T.. o. Hayes,
End. t200) Two Hundred acres of land sit
uated two miles south of the village of Big
Cane, and bounded north by lands of L.
Goudchaux, east by lands unknown, south
and west by lands of G. w. Ward
S3 head of horned cattle; one lot, forty
five head of sheep; one lot of hogs; four
mules three creole mares; two American
horses: three yoke of oxen; one lot of farm
ing utensils: one OK wagon; one two-horse
wa lyon.
Said property having been appraised In
the inventory of Estate Of Charles Mixer,
deceased. at the sum of s57I600.
TermS-Gash.
4. S. FoNTENoT,
july2l6t Sheriff of ST. Landry Parish.
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No. 1921, I1th judicial District Court, Parish
of st. Landry, La.
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GHERIFTs SALE.
IL. LYONS VS.. EZEKIEL MIXER.
No. l4S2T.
GoDCHEAUX & SILBERNAGEL VS.. EzE.
KEEL MINER.
No 1882.

1lTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARISH o
ST. LANDRY, La.
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By virtue of wrfts OF fieri facias Is
sued out of the Hon. 18th judicial District
Court In and for the parish of ST. Landry, In
the above entitled and numbered suits, and
to me directed, have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at public outcry, TO the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of the
courthouse at opelousas, on
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~
PIERRE MIsTRIC, CURATOR, VS.. LoUBERE
BERNARD.
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j Il F0NTENOT,
JEAN F.JEAN,
e. NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
- A true copy, Commissioners.
SEAL III. 4. EST0RGE,
s-~e--~ Deputy Glerk.
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GHERIFFs SALE.
NATHAN KOCH vs.. LEOPOLD GOD
CHEAUX.

No. 1880, 11TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA.
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At City Mission Hall.

During the mothers meeting. held yesterday afternoon at the City Mis- sion hall. a baptismal service for two little children was conducted by Rev. MT, Mossman, the missionary pastor. In connection with this occasion. tea and light lunch were served by mem bers of the womer's department.
 , The meeting last evening at the Mission hall was led by Mir. F. E Hartshorn of the United church, in stead of the Dwight Place church. II. P. s. c. E. appointment postponed un- til next week Wednesday evening on account of the Chr1stian Endeavor {. 7 N '. <, X
 The Girls club meets at the hall this evening at o'clock and applica- tions for membership may be made to EMiss Hume; the lady missionary N
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EyrERrAISMENrs.
IIYperian.


 An epoch marking drama like shore Acres" is sure to arouse much literary discussion. and Mir. Herne is to be congratulated on having for It's de- lenders the ablest literary men Amer lea has yet produced. These men have correctly interpreted the writing on the wall which. for the life of the drama, means truth to. nature. The lover of the drama will have treat in "Shore Acres" which is announced for production on Friday and satur- day evenings. November 9 and 10. with the original company headed by MT. Herne. There will be a matinee on Sat- urday. Sale of seats now open.
 Mrs. Langtry will appear In "A wife's Peril" on Monday evening next. Sale of seats opens Friday,
 MT. Richard Mansfield will present Beau Brummelr' Wednesday evening. November 14.
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Polls Wonderland Theater.

Miss Dora Wiley. '"The sweet singer of Maine." has, made 8 great hit at Wonderland this week. Her singing gives great pleasure to all hearers. Farnum and Seymour give very re- markable acrobatic act. The wonder full jumping of MT. Seymour excites the admiration Nof all. while the re- markable backward drops from g. high pedestal made by MT. Farnum causes one to fairly hold his breath. Maurice Drew and Lizzie May Ulmer give very amusing sketch. The Orion trio's pantomimic sketch causes roars of laughter. One of the best musical teams that has ever been seen here is Binns and Binns. The finish of their act, where they play on sleigh bells concealed in their clothes. is ludicrous in the extreme. The entire show is good,
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Grand Opera House.

George W. Monroe will present My Aunt Bridget" tonight and during the remainder of the week. with matinee on Saturday. The play has been con- siderably altered, and with the new features, whihc Monroe has added, is thoroughly up to date. George W. Monroe is host In himself. Raymond Hitchcock, new acquisition to the company, plays the part of "Alton Mcveigh," "Bridget's" would-be elegant nephew, in a manner to win much applause. In fact, all the specialties are good. "Liska," the child premiere danseuse. gives a re- markable exhibition of fancy dancing, and Alice Hanson's band of little pickaninnies gives an amusing per- formance The musical features. of which there are many, include all the up to date" songs, and with pretty faces, new costumes, and bright, catchy music Aunt Bridget" will prove one of the big hits of the musical farce comedy companies.
 Miss Lizzie Richmond. May Duryea, Nellie Bland, Ella Falk, Raymond Hitchcock, Eddie Magee, and host of others contribute to the evening per- formance.
 The lecture hall annex has for It's att traction this week Professor Lees marionettes, and the dancing dolls. The hall is open free to the patrons of the theater.
 L. W. Washburn's exciting spectacu- lar comedy melo-drama by Frank Du- mont will be the offering for three nights and Wednesday matinee, com- mencing next Monday, November 12.
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Jonah, while Princeton men thought Berkeley oval was uniueky to the wear CTS Of the orange and black. The man agers of Manhattan field ask $6.ooo for the use of the field in the game. and this Is undoubtedly the terms agreed upon. Some time ago. before the field had been leased by the New York base ball club. the use of the grounds was offered to the Yale-Princeton manage ment for 5000.
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GMaiIts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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ssWE DON'T WANT THE EARTH" WYE want your trade; we can save you w money; we have the goods; we sell for cash. LINSLEY, ROOT < O.,
 n579 a3 Broadway.
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mfslellanenms.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION. A Stypewritist and clerk in an office.
 "A (r7 3t) BOX 2l6 City.
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Stole a Pair of Field Glasses.

John O'Brien. who is well known to the police. was arrested by Officer Caulf1eld last night and locked up, charged with theft. When arrested OBrien was attempting to sell e pair of field glasses, valued at s15, at Fry's pawn broking establishment on Church street. The glasses had been stolen from the room of Leroy McKim at a21 Welch dornitory.
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YALE NOTES.

The Football Game P ayed at Yale Field
 Yesterday Beiween Yale and Tufts Re-
 suited in Score of 07 to 0 in Favor of
 Yale.
 The erection of the new Yale build- ings is progressing finely. The Sheffield laboratory is well advanced, and the new law building is nearly finished.
 Arrangements have been made to have 125 Boston policemen at the Yale-Har- yard game at Springfield.
 The Harvard Gun club has challenged the Yale Gun club for shoot to be held at Springfield, November 23.
 On Monday Prof. Palmer read paper on "Goethe and Hans Suc'hs" at meet ing in New York city under the auspices of the University of the City of New York.
 Prof. Parker delivered his third lec- ture on the subject Music of the He brcws and Greek" yesterday afternoon. A large audience of New Haven people WCiC pACoCAt'
 The first of the series of contests which are to be held by the Yale Gym nasitc association will take place at the gymnasium on Wednesday, evening, Mo- veinber 14.The following events will be contested: Horizontal bar. parallel bars, tumbling and fencirg.
 There will be 1,200 more seats this year than in the past at the Springfield game. One half the addition will be on the Yale side, and the rest on the Har- ward side.
 At meeting in room 42 Vanderbilt last evening, a whist club was formed with the following officers: President, F. W. Thompson '95; treasurer, B. w. Ho- bart 'S5; secretary, B. H. Dwight '06; ex-committee, R. A. Peete '95, c. Collins '96 and H. s. DeForest 'S7. Fifty-four men have joined the club.
 In the game at Yale field yesterday between Yale and Tufts some line play ing was exhibited, all the men showing a good snap and vim. The game resulted In a score of 67 to in favor of Yale. The team Is rapidly getting into condi- ton for the final great struggle, and compares favorably with the victorious teams of former years.
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE,
ssHIS NORS,,

"PASTERS AND STICKERS." NAJOR'S oIment for crockery, leather M and rubber l5 cents; LePage's glue, 10 cents Leggett's muci a 0, 10 cent.
 n579 LINStEY, ROOT < co.
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IT WILL BE AT MANHATrAr FxE1D

where the Yale- -Prtnoeton Game will be
 Piayed-The committss's Decision.
 X The settlement of the question as to where the Yale-P Princeton game shall be played was left to the decision of the University Athletic club and II . mest- ing of the committee yesterday Manhat- tan field was agreed upon. The com n1fttee which reached m agreement. was composed Of Adee of Yaie, Garrison Of Cornell, Matthewson Of HArvasx1, Rich ards Of Columbia and CaEley q Prince ton. The choice, had finaaly narrowed down to either Berkeley Cvnl or Man. shattan field. Yale seefnd to hold Man shAttAn Held In disfAvor glnH CAptain Hankex tesArded tnAt rlaSe " v Sort 1T
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED,

A willing, strong boy, sixteen years of age, 1l wants work of sor1e kind; or would serve out m apprenticeship in order to learn good trade; good references, Address,
 WILLIAM, This Oflice
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WANTED
WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl fDr general house. A work German pr Danish preferred.
 ns3tS l06 SHERMAN AVENUE.
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cHRYsASrHEMUM SHOW.
Every Available Space mt the Armory Wa
 taken.

taken.
 It speaks we'll for the love of the beautiful and decorative that our year iy chrysanthemum exhibition. which was opened last evening in the Second regiment armory. was so we'll attended. People began to arrive early. and vis- itors continued to pour in until e late hour.
 The chrysanthemum sometimes call- cd the Christmas rose." owing to the sweet old legend which tells us that the first chrysanthemum