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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
THE NEW SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
CITY DIVIDED INTO THIRTY-FIvE-BOUN-
DIARIES OF THE DIVISIONS.


DIARIES OF THE DIVISIONS
Before the Board of Education adjourned Its meet
ing on Wednesday the Committee on School System
instructed consult with Superintendent Jasper
arrange the details Of dstrctng the schools into
forty-fve inspection districts under the new law
Yesterday the committee through its chairman
Commissioner Strauss. reported to the Board that
to district the city into thirtyfvc inspection dis
trcts would give better results than the forty-ve
After superintendent Jasper heard to the same
effect the first resolution rejected and Commits
sioner Strauss report was adopted.
Here are the districts. the boundaries and the
schools contained within those boundaries:
l. Franklin. Baxter Baysrd sts Bowery. cstherine-.s
I. %. P:imary schools Nos. IL; "a. a. 2. 10:
sssso: Mo-. To0s ''' East River Grammar
ss snma RA seScOs 1 sRns primarily
.ssss: S No. s s '' East River
aaSn S. II; sSsS io
s;S IS s:s
Worth River. Grammar schools Nos. 3. iS' Il.
H r. r SS1is RSs5 So e. ~
s,s%maS school: Nos % IS. S. H. las Primary S!
H. seSsasssn,S-:s Fss5.A-ay.:. rwsltts-.t Av.n.. 4
Ninth-st. East River. Grammar schools Nos. g. 10.
:sssS: 3: e. G. North
IA Er:: q s1;av FoqEsays
y :S"-'
1;sss Nos.
RSsT eS%%sr schools Mo-. s. Is So Primary
" East 4 esSS. S to fynr'' Gram
IS FOrty-third-s. sxth-ave.. Fiftieth-s North River
IA :ssGSs Nos u - 81 g. Mort,
Nos g. Primary SSesa No. Ss
s.s s
"a has sy :sa%s' y
g. East sa:, Tss m
ave East as River Grammar school No. TO- Primary
r. EAs. ssysniy-nn.h East Eish,y-sxth SITS. the Park
~ E,xssy eusSs F,ssh-sS sY' 81
r.. T1a ESs1 eIam Es., SGs e. s' TIL.
Park. Eas, River. Grammar schools Nos s. 49,
a. East Nney-hiTa-s,, East one-hundred snd-slsh-
re F rss H saSoo. h No schools Nos
n East One hundred-and six,h-st; East one-hundred-
msl ssss0. Nos 81 g. h'''" River Gram
o. East One-hundred- -hfeenth-sr. Parkavc. Har
lem River Grammar schools Nos "a, %. Primary
one-hundred-a nd hfteenth-st.. Park-ave one-hun-
Sundrsd- and twenty ninth-si. Hudson River West
Sne-supdIedy and-,enth-', GRAMMAR schools Nos
81. West hundred ninthst Lawrence
West One-nundred- and twenty -nlnth-st. Hudson
River. Spuyten Duyvil Creek Harlem River Park
ave. Grammar schools Nos. TO- 43, 40. 81, g. 50.
Primary schools Nos. 10. 81.
50 Harlem River Long
Sound. Grammar schools Nos. GO. S. branch
Primary School No. CO.
Is. Ons-hundred forty ninh-st Harlem River Glare
nont-ave.. Elliott-st One-hundred- -scventeth-
st.. Boston Road, wilkins Place. Charlotte Place
Bronx Grammar schools Nos. g. g. 80. VI. Primary
schools Nos. 33. ~.
81 s:sws ss' city @ ss
Bronx Wetmors.aye. one-hundred- and rty-ninth-
u. e. g. 60. Primary schools Nos As. 40. a..
~ North city Sound, Wetmore-ave. Longclow-St
Bronx. Kinssoridge Road. Moshelu Parkway. Je-
rome-ave, Grammar schools Nos %, 0S, 90 l0l l02,
Primary schools Nos. IS. IS. 80. IS.
Blsckwes Island Is included in the Tweny-nrst Dis
erc4 WARDS Island In the Twenly-eghh District
dais the Thrtieth District Rkers and Two Brother
trAfth D4strtct>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Nuw-YoRK-THURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT OF NDw-YoRK-THURsDAY APRIL 80, 1895
ARRIVED.
steamsS Hbsrnisn Or Wallace Glasgow April II and
steamer Virginia sGer Won MassewIta ststtin April i5
American ' Linz" Arrived a; the Bar at 5 a M ~
II. mdre ~ passengers Netherlands
American Steam Navigation Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer light OBJ Andersen ROTTERDAM March
Steamer BssTssia ls5,' Laird, cs,.nls March 80 Pa
SSsH %1S i. Henderson Brothers
Steamer stra'hmor OBJ nigh prOsolinso Janu
S rs e. Hsn srcS Odoni rs ss % e
Michaes April and Delaware Breakwater 90 with mdse
to fs & nss rs ss Ra g.
April ! and 81 Lucia q with mdse to Busk JevOns
Henley sDS cn e. April q with
Steamer Js.en Br,, Fmser. Falmouth April 90 Monteso
and passengers to f Kerr Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer FL Sol Mason. New-oreans. with mdse to
rs .qs
mdse and passengers to Old Dominion S. Co. ''
-. h sv Wh ms of drsT wT~i Hong KO~s
iiark cralsnar OBJ Gries0n MaurltIus 9e days. with
Sandy Hook. April 30. $3.50 m-wind light breeze
south. clear.
CLEARED.
Guayra. savanila. etc-J NJ Cetaios & Co
Steamer II NJ Whitney. Hallett. Boston-H F Dimock.
Steamer LANDAU City 0'r). Hunter. Brston-Janes
Arkel * Co.
Steamer ornoco d,r Fraser. Hamilton. Bermuda--A
Outerbridge 4 Co.
Steamer Cottage City Bennett. Portand-Horatio Hail
steamer Advance. Beers Coon--Columban Line.
Steamer Yumurl Nor Mathason, Gonaius Jacmel
Santa Martha etc-Pim, Forwood & Kellock.
Steamer George w Clyde Mckee. JacksonviIle-w p
Clyde x Co.
Steamer Wakefield Obj. Vale. Valparaiso Callao
Hemenway Browne.
Steamer Simon Durnois Clor). Kantiz Gbara--Mones &
Co.
Steamer City of Augusta Daggett. savannah--ocean
IS Co.
Steamer Aachen tGer). Hashagen. Bremen-Oelrichs
Co.
Steamer Detchland Ger). schierhorst. F1ushng-t3ust
Hsye.
Steamer Henry l. Cav, Lewis Baltimore-H c Foster
Steamer Yorktown. Dole Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Drumfeil (I3r) Steideman. Swansea Bowring
4 Archibald
SAILED
Steamers Istria (Aus0. for Tampa; Panama (span).
Havana etc; LANDAU City r Bristol; Yorktown Nor
folk and Newport News: city OF Augusta, savannah:
Ornoco (Br) Bermuda Advance. Colon; Capua Ger.
Pernambuco. Bio Jansirp ETC. via Baltinos; Eyss OBJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The investigation into the Port Richmond public
school by the Department OF instruction was be-
gun yesterday. and number Of witnesses were
put on the stand The testimony was to the effect
that abuses existed In the management Of the
school.
The trial Of Hawthorne and Lewis the men who
IT is alleged robbed Charles A. Turpisch the Jewell
Ter, on Saturday. will be begun this morning be-
Tore justice kullmann and a jury In the Police
me annual meeting OF the Charity Organization
Society Will be held In the Church OF the Redeemer
Snug Harbor. this afternoon.
The committee appointed by the New-Brighton
trustees to advise them regarding Q new water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

May Day festival in aid OF Messiah Home for
Children Garden Theatre, p. m.
Ladies' reception New-York Yacht Club, 3 TO
p m.
Spring reception. Metropolitan Museum OF Art,
D.
Young Women's Christian Association book re-
ception No. East Ffteenth-st., 4 to p. N.
Colonel Alexander S. Bacons lecture. No go
East Fifteenth-st.. p. m.
The Rev. J. Leonard Levy's lecture. Temple
Israel p. m.
Police Board meeting, p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
YONKERS.

On Wednesday night Policeman Wright took 10
Headquarters a boy fifteen years old. who said that
he was Jacob Gluecksten. Of Essex-st. New York.
The boy found driving a horse attached to
phaetoH and said that ne lost. He said he
worked for a named Golistein. but could not
tell where he lived. The police made investiga-
ton. but found no Goldsteln family IN the city who
knew the boy. Yesterday the police received
message from New Rochelle TO look for horse AMI
wagon that had been stolen from that place and
owned by Mr. Coldsten. OF Webster-ave. The
New-Rochelle police were told that the property
in this city. and Mr. Goldstein came after 1t.
Gluecksteln was arragned before Justice kellogg
and said he had gone for drive and lost his way.
lie discharged
The Yonkers Turn Vcrein Society gave Its annua,
gymnastic exhibition and vaudeville entertainment
at its hall In Post Lane on Wednesday evening
The entertainment consisted Of wand and dumb
bell exercises Juggling. parallelbar exercises. club
and torch swinging. horlzontal-bar exercises. iron
wand and march drill and wrestling. The woman's
section OF the Mount Vernon Turn Nerein gave
ROUNDED and wand winding exercise.
musical was given .ast evening at the club
house OF the Park Hi Country Club In aid OF st.
Johns Day Nursery. The artists were Mrs Fech-
teller. mezzo-soprano Mrs. Ruggles. panlste; Miss
Beatrice Butler elocutionist; Mr.. Kempf. vioinis;
Henry d. Martin. James X. Cooper. }. stanford
Brown and ". w. Thomas OF the Apollo Sixteen
and Yonkers Symphony society. an amateur organ
ization under the leadership OF Percy X. Engwcll
Schumann sullivan GODDARD Franz and DE Koven
the Terrace City Bowling Club went to New-fork
on Wednesday evening and played the third game
in its series WITT the Jonah Club In the alleys In
One-hundred- d-twenty-hfth-st The Yonkcrs team
defeated
The Rev Enos J. Bosworth. OF the Ncpperhaa
Avenue Baptist Church. Will address the members
of the Loyal Temperance Legion at Its meeting this
afternoon in Temperance Hail. - Co.,
John w. Oliver, Editor Of The Yonkers states
man." celebrated his eighty first birthday yesterday
al his nome Rose Cottage" In Warburton-ave.
There was a family Reunion. and at tao dinner In
the evening there were four generations at the
table. 80,
The 4th Separate Company held It's closing drill
of the season last night. Tie men had parade
al lut the city before breaking ranks
The nineteen young men. al residents OF One
hundred nd y-ifth-st and the neighborhoo1.
New-York VINO taken into custody by the
Yonkcrs police on Wednesday evening were allowed
to%go home yesterday. Chief Mangin told them
thew had been arrested moro for their own safety
than for any wrongGong. They had all left their
railroad tracks. They were locked up AZ Head
quarters. and remained In cells all night Word
was sent 10 their parents. and many of them were
on hand to take the boys home yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01

The bowling match between the White fiains
and Lyceum bowling clubs was decided at the
Lvceum alleys on Wednesday evening The White
Plains club won three out Of the five games
The ambulance recently purchased for this VII
LACE and attached TO the Tarrytown Hospital mas
hcen called out several times this week. none OF the
cases being of a fatal character. The only serious
call was received Wednesday. ior the purpose
Of conveying TO the hospital James Vincento, In
i,lred by his horse running away. He declined 10
70 TO the hospital however, and was taken nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01

Mediterranean ports; Elliot lBr). Gibara; Acka"sns
OBJ, Liverpool; Alder Ger. Bremen s..., Ma
Janero and Santos.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Manatee River.
M0ee is sysn that on or about May 20 3 s
Manatee River from tb. south par, of Tampa Bay; 49,
s Gn' on Sna he structure 4sesny erected
OF the W end OF the shoa making Of % "a
The local plane Of the light will 2sis feet abo, na
high water The suuerre is square pyramid nc, m, II
painted black. The approximate seosrsRhes pos'II a,
States s Coast and aSs" oeo o Survey viii be- iAtas
north q degrees 30 minutes 10 seconds on ns
ansent to Pamssoia Point hTq p. p.scoa
should be left about 80 feet nohwsrd IN entering VI"
Manaee River Cut Beacon--A fixed red lens .s,.,
light the structure rcery erected IN feet q ~ me
sSeu 800 na ess n ase o . RIVER er TIE
light will be 3Os feet above mean high water r p
is now bat % be- red
geographical position Of the light as taken rom N; Al mis-
named chart will be: Latitude north = degrees
utes 40 seconds longitude west SO degrees ~ h, a.
ssnt snead POINTS HNE%E tangent Shaw
ENE; tangent Palmasola Point sw by W. sp,sus The
Th. notice affects the LIS. Of Lights and Fog %s
the List OF Beacons and Buoys Seventh L'sn'n''''
John TAL Ak, F Rear Chairman
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Augusta Victoria Ger. Kaempn rom pm,r,routn
York for cherOours and Hamburg. arrived at f'''''
steamer Tauric CBr,. Smith. New-YOrk for iASe'P'"
Steamer Hayel tGep. Junsst. from Se " w.
Southampton. arrived at Bremerhaven April ~ vYost
Steamer Amsterdam Dutch. stenser, from Ne"
Steamer schedam Dutch. De vries. from Ne"--
arrived at Amsterdam April 30. hND
Genoa April 80 for New-York. via Giersar ..ax hua
steamer Chateau Yquem H'r. Roy. from Nsw.l't ~.
Steamer Heyeus 'Bes). s,aplsionn' from
April arrived a. RIO Jsnero ApN =. from NsrIa
April 10 for Bahia, Rio Janeiro and Santos S'
Steamer MarenEo iBr,. Bingham. from New-Y0rS "'-
3. arrived at Gothenburs April IS ,,..v-york Aph
Steamer Halle Ger, Rooen, from New-York A'"' :"
steamer Croft Obj. Robinson. from New-fo'A ~
IS, arrived at Lelth April 80. v,w-yorx April 10
Steamer Brooklyn City sBr,. Watkins from 4, New
Steamer reta HoIme DR. Richie from Lc1 ,,sr sR
10. via Palermo April '2o' for New-f0rk' pa'Ss'
spaarnaa ptsh. sosjs s.r,i frs So R0'
for sswYe pa,,sS S p HSsRsn hfs S April
,or Rotterdam sm.A passed the Isle Of Wight April NJ
se1%sE Betty Betty :Au'o S's0''n sailed ''0"
Steamer n Aired Fr Mcneil Coer, sailed from ''''
'0s steamer Marian 1Sa tBr Martini sailed from p'n''
sea amer Island DAM sk,od, sailed from cOOsnn's
s..s%s, co,ess So Main. sailed from 0'''s'. :
fnaaepn's n npi r sailed from Shields for New
Anseunesmssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
DOBBS FERRY.

Charles H. Aldrich has sold his Belding-ave prop
erty to Leslie r. Dickson. Mr.. Aldrich intends
moving to East Irv.ngton
While swinging In a hammock on Saturday last
little Matte Develln seven years old. the daughter
Of Arthur Deyelin fell out and received injuries
from which she died Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
IRVINGTON.

Miss Mary Fay. who was stricken with an ephep
tic fit has improved so that she Is able to be about
The Rev DR.. Wheatly has moved to Cold spring
\ Y wter he will take charge OF the Methods
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
SING SING.

Miller & Holden coal dealers on Wheelers wharf.
began on Monday to extend their pier forty feet
further out into the river. The firm rents the
property from the Wheeler estate which possesses
a grant for eighty feet OF land under water from
the present picrhead Soon after the work of
tending the Miller & Holden pier begun.
temporary injunction was served on the firm for
bidding them 10 proceed. The injunction
served by Justice Van Wyck. of the Supreme Court
OF Brooklyn upon motion Of Hyland & ZabrIske,
attorneys for the jerks Brothers. OF the
ado ming pier who claim that the contemplatlve
addition TO the coal firms pier will form oh
struction to navigation. The will he argued
before Justice Van Wyck this week
The minstrel entertainment OF the Ossinlng Yacht
Club and Sing Sing Volunteer Life Saving Corps
VIII be repeated at One Opera House Tuesday
evening May IL, for the benefit OF More Post, No.
IA. c. A. X.
Captain Abram Jones has removed to his new
home on Hamilton-ave.
The buildings at the lower dock occupying the
sites OF the old Nelson House and Empire Hotel
are being demolished to make room for a four-story
grain elevator and storehouse 10 be erected by
Crow & Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $3.50 Moon age IS
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 10 "a Gov Island lo:o5 He'll Gate 0:4s
P.M-sandy Hook l045 Gov. Island li:l2 Hell Gate 05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany. April So-The Court OF Appeals day CAL
endar for tomorrow is Nos. 5ss, $50. 59l and 59s
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. April 3o-The day call In the United
states Supreme Court tomorrow Will be Nos 2s7
2Gs go. 275. 276, 277. ZIy 2sO 2sl and 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

Appellate Division-supreme Court-Before Barrett.
g j. i. & g. s. 81 $ $ o. 81 81 9, g. 9, g. e. q. 8.
supreme Courts Special Term-Part Before Andrewn.
supreme s S' Termfa4s -pefor. smy,n
court open, at 10 80 a. m Ey par,s matters:
supreme Goar.$pcc'. TsrmPass Iv.nesor. s,cyer
1873. 1885, 1868 2ie2 1854 2i95 2i4o 2ii 2siO 1861.
supreme Court-specia Term-Par v--Before Truax
J-Causes to be sent from Part " for trial. Case
suprem. court-specla Term-Part vI--Before Mac
Lean causes to be sent from Part Nv for trial.
supr-m. .couIt-specaI Term-Parts VII and VIII
supreme court-Trial Term-Parts II and Iv-Ad-
supreme cour,-TrIsl Term-Part III-Before pusro
JnNo day calendar
staver Losases to be sent from Part Ill for trial.
supreme Court-Tnn Term-Part vT-Adjourned for
J~Scs DADS 2i2a 40 l52i 1929 2sGs 2s7o' 227S.
supreme court-Trial Term-Parts VIII. TX and XII
Adjourned for the term.
Jcauscs sent from Part VII for trial Clear
Supreme court-Appela,e Term-AdJourned for the
surrogate's Court chambsys-Befor. Arnold. s.-Mo.
Kun 1 h.ch" sa 'pU Wills Tor probate w A Of
gusuf s,ubenrauch, Francis Molloy. at 1890 m;
M sarToxs Murphy a an r.rmn.tor. pssera
c|S1 p No ssy s''f Fn.non.
Court opens at 10 a M. Motion. at 1880 a.
CITY Colrt-General Tcrm--Adtourned sine die
city court-Trlal Term-Parts l. H. III and Iv-Ad-
1ourned FOR the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY MacLean, J.
Wiets Wigens--ruon Mcmahon.
by Pryor. J.
White Young-George /. Nichols.
Kingsand Clark 1.-TWO cases)-Henry Thorrson,
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Andrews, ].
Matter Of Rafnoer-Schott Braiding Machine Company
Charles H. Schott.
Matter OF Delany Heater and Rheosta Company-Henry
ID. steers.
Mitt.r OF Home Book Company-Frank 7. Lowell
Caroline N. OConnor Ann f. Watson-Benjamin f.
MaineTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01

supply has referred the subject to the MIiaSe
the nlant of the Staten Island Water Company
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TARRYTOWN.

clerk. Peter A. Hayes; police officer Patrick j.
Hogan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
HASTINGS.

The Village Board has made the following nm
pointments: Board Of HEALTH John Freund, Charles
r: Phillips, George A. Schoen John B. Bennett and
william Steckert; Health officer. DR.. z. II. Brandt;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and BrDadwa
Thirty-second and Broadway
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-09
A HOu;eh.;li Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie,
N. Y, says that he always keeps
DR.. Kings New Discovery in the
house and his family has always
fund the very best results follow
its nsr; that he would not be with
ont it, if pTocnrabIe. q. A. Dyke.
man Druggist, Gatski'l, N. Y,
says that DR.. Kings New DIS
cWery is undoubtedly .he best
Cough remedy; that he has
used it in his family for eight years
and it has never failed TO do all!
,h:t is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy 50 long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free at the
Eagle Drug Store. Regular sir.
50c. and 3i.H0
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-09
Secretary

POLICE JURY.-Presi.lent John
j. Swami, i'll compliance with Il pc
tition OF ten freeholders, has issued
call for the Police Jury to con.
vene in special session at the
Court House to morrow, for the
purpose OF carrying into effect all
requirements of the new election
law imposed upon that Body fol
executions.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-09
Fell and Broke Her Arm.

Miss Anna, the little Q year old
daughter of Mr.. q. NJ. Fitzpatrick,
Deputy Clerk Of Court, while
walking Sunday afternoon with
several little companions on Gas.
son street, near the Morgan track,
became frightened at the move
ments of a cow and in her anxiety
and haste to fee from the animal.
fell and broke her left arm be.
tween the wrist and elbow. The
little girl is quite unfortunate.
having fallen from a hammock
several months ago and having
broken her arm in the same place,
the bones of which had scarcely
reunited, when she met with the
second accident. DR.. II. l.. Ban
dolph- was Immediately called and
set the bones of the fractured
member.
The little girls who composed
the party all unite in the declara-
ton that the COW made some de
m0nstratiOn towards them, at
which they naturally became
frightened and ran.
This accident-next time it may
be the death of a child-only serves
to emphasize the fact that horses
and COWS should not be permitted
TO roam the streets of Alexandria
at will. Less than two years ago,
~ child was kicked to death by IA
horse. We know not how soon
the idolized child of some devoted
parents may be hooked to death
by a vicious cow.
If the present Council cannot be
persuaded, induced Or prevailed
upon to re.enact the recently re-
pealed horse ordinance aud adopt
IL cow ordinance, then it must be
made living and burning issue
in the election Of the next Council
The interest of the owners Of
horses and cows cannot he weigh.
cd in the balance with that of hui
man life. The latter must be con
served and protected at the ex
pense and Inconvenience of the
former and the only way to accom-
pllsh such a beneficial result is to
require the owners of sneh ami.
mails to keep them within their en-.
closures. Until this is done, there
is no security for the lives Of our
children. They ara liable at all
times to be run over and trampled
to death by horses galloping
through the streets or hooke;! TO
death by vicious cows.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-09

ROSu IlASHoNAH.-Rosh Hash
onal, the Jewish New Year 5657.
commenced at the setting OF the
San Monday afternoon and contin
urd till the same time yesterday.
This holiday, as usual, WAS strict
IL observed by the Jewish p"pnla-
ton of Alexandria. by The closing
If stores, rigid absfenlion from
business and services il the Syna.
gogue symbolcally com.nemora
tive Of the event.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-09
Succession Sale.
The State of Louisiana-Parish of Rap
ides--Tenth judicial Dis.
trict Court.

SUCCESSION OF fro 49,,
CunlsrorHER BERGMAN. No. 7l3.
DURSUANT TO A COMMISSION AND
l. order Of sale issued FROM the Houor-
able the Tenth Judicial District Court
and to mo directed as Sheriff and ex-
oificio anctioneer of the Parish Of Rap
ides, La, commanding and authorizing
me to sell for tile payment Of debts, for
cash, after due advertisements and III ac-
cordance with law, the hereinafter dos
cribed property, belonging to tho above
entitled and numbered Succession, will
offer for sale, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the premises
lately occupied by the late Christopher
Bergman. in the Town of Alexandria,
La, between the hours prescribed by
law, on
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1886,
the following described property, to,wit !:
One lot household furniture, etc.
One lot hardware, stoves, etc.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to ap-
praisement on Tile in said record.
ID. T. STAFFORD,
Sheriff and ex-off1ciO Auctioneer, Parish
of Rspides, La.
Sept. 9, 1896.
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FISH AND OYSTERS FRI
DAY AND SUNDAY.
Levy BROTHERS.
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Regis
tration book for the Parish of Rapides,
will be open at the following places Oh
the dates mentioned for the purpose
OF Registering all unregistered voters and
to change the voting places of those who
have moved from one precinct to another.
Alexandria, court house, from Sept. 2ud
to 18th September.
Lamourie bridge, September Il.
Lecompte, September Is.
Chcneyville, September Is.
Woodwork, September II.
Forest Hill, September u.
Glenmora, September 10.
Gum Post Office, September 81.
Hammock Church, September 70.
Hiueston. Sept, mbcr %.
PauPs Store, September ~.
Union Church, September Is:
Horns, September rs.
Quadrate, September 70.
Lena, September %.
Boyco, September 81.
Wells Store, October /.
Pinevilie, October 2.
L-abat's October3.
Bells, October 5.
Holloway, October 6.
Big Island, Oct0ber7.
Borelau.ls, October 3.
Tramway, October 10.
Poland, October IL.
From October 18th to November 2nd,
1896, inclusive, the registration book will
be open at the Court House in Alexandria.
c. BARSTOW,
Registrar.