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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

m:n, % yoar .:@mi,s.s: :. :.cssslssiy sD,l.s
tlon whether an equalization OF association on the
, ,Se.. 81 s,s aes p sSfss sa. 's issr.s. SSi s SSsssi n N. mnGss Sc e
racing. might not result In important ADVANTAGES to
70. ne T :; en- s sSSys si,sa y q. sSm%II'.,.o are;
he large. clubs. or sSoss whose ssst: are composed q
mos, .ss.;', -SlsS =; ssi.S, in..rs s%s IN : ma rae.
m.s;s s:S.i:.eis iss y. See s.w ! 3 snS S:c55s s1 SI%s =
20 p,.'sS,ss s,;. n &c r., .SSy d DUR s.,,o no, co0,,,,ep,,,
Il wsrs willing 10 become Itself a member OF Il, and to
nj 4ss g? y ss!'s 4o sssF S: sss le SisB n. n. Ssi'S Ss.s : purely
ass,ss 'ffn e %oaid Z ever e f Ss1. ci reached l. ni Y, pres pi... &c
n sT2.1 y s:. ts.E i ~ aesp w sss cruz sral.I h.. ' VIII { :
s sc: n. "a f fcs sSs. a. .1o sS.l'f ~ in .s1sSa II d rssin 81 I, era ss.
Ing. .e.,eis bears wi,n... 20 the broader Interest
~s Il ao III require fsaSir: s scssns et sss. On nj in sSsTt for such .
s,Ss 20 , ssit ,ss III, ~ !. . .se 2 ,sy TO 90: iSnis "ad Of
consider tion mean, for ,he New York Yacht clu6.
/, e nus u :n ..sssa sG' Z. : a ii:ss;: .sSS =, a.. maj r sS% P sSlss %
'h Il, Man, R. ipS.' SssS 81 S,ses "a ,oos,, . ,r,,un,, o, ,.,,
resort ns.s become mere agency Tor me ,rsn.mi.
; po%.f 81 .S sso sc:.., 10 Z n nos 81 p tSs ss, t or a acs. Ui ,h.
New YoIs Y On, Cat. but By the votes Of nnamsIs
Wi.sos, i,@i.. and ~sc.s only iimi, Is that placed
but % muat % INFORM them 70 the dates nIed by this
higher power
Cndsr M Y rms Of the constitution submitted tn US,
is June regatta might be changed against its own
protest. or tht' GATE Tor tue race Tor the Goelet Cups
might Dc aite4 cd BY the same supreme power.
Rvsp ~ right TO discipline Its own members would
be taken from 10. for IL 10 q part OF the proposed
scheme that HE power to enforce penalties for viola.
tiQns ~ Racin Z Ruiea should be vested In the Council.
tn the opins,n OF your m It has everything
70 lose, and ne thing TO gain. In becoming a member
OF the prOposs d league.
Your comm ittee, therefore, report, as their con.
clusion. that Il II not advisable for the New York
Yacht Cinb TO take any action toward the organlEa.
uon. OF the Yacht. racing league mentioned In the
resolution uu Ter which they were appointed.
All Of whtcs u respectfully submitted.
EDWARD d. BRowk. r. NICHOLSON K,Sr, JAMES d.
sslrI,. y ID. 1ioHoAN. LOUIS CAS- LEDYARD. L. oLiyKn
IsxIir. CLARr tcE A. PosriEY.
Dated NEw YoRk, Jan. go, 1897.
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JERSEY TROOPS AT W4SHI>Grox
The Legislature VIII Probably Approp~.
ate $1,000 for Their Expenses

sse $4,000 FOR Their Expenses
TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. 26.-ln the House this
afternoon Assemblyman Richter OF Morris n
troduced a Joint resolution appF"irai'"g
$4,000 for defraying the eIpenses Of a pro-
visional regiment OF New Jersey mi,.aa % ne
Inauguration next March. The re:imen $50
consist of twelve companies OF one hundred men
each and the Essex and Red PNus Sava.'I
troops. The resolution was referred to tie Ae
propriations Committee and it will probably
pass. Is Iutrod uction resulted from a ?r-''n.l
letter sent to Vice. President-elect lluna'i ?.
Gen. Horace Porter. deprecating the far' I'M
New Jersey was not to lie represented % iAe".
augurAi parade, and informing Mr. Hobart NV
the New Jersey authorities were being cru,
the second ONCE In the Gift OF the pcu.r, W,
Hobart sent the letter Ia GOV. Grigs,. insAlhs
no comment upon IL. He cares .n"iA!n; or
personal escort. but would Ike Ne" Jersey "
be represented In the parade.
The Senate this morning confirmed al "
nominations received last week. No ne" 'n'
were received.
Announcement was made that public heAr.
ings would be given next Monday atir,nooh 81
Senator Days two.cent ferrinGe I'LL and h''W.
making q: unlawful for railroad cowpNH'"suo
prevent passengers from carrying '"t'e'' ="
packages on trains.
In the House bills were introduced
by Roll-Requiring dentists to DO licensed ol "'
State Board before being permitted to p%rA'tice 90.
BY bod OF Hudson Providing that Huhnk,nt ~
and Police departments shall he RoNrfn'l Tvs
partisan boards composed OF -four members '''h.
Both Houses have adjourned for the week
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Wayr ANN sTREET yIDEyyn
Property Owners Propose to Have u MAJ.
u Real T~borourhfare

Harry q. Uayemeyer. ex.Gov f.v, u H.
ton. August Belmont, Charlie, r.. Fin, ta,.
fett'' ana other o"hors OF property )orler.
ing on Ann street are ABOUT TO make a -trenu.
Gus effort 70 induce the city 10 wide, 80,
-. - ~ -. va"
street from fnrk row 10 lts FOOT al Cold street.
The idea took shape last Summer. and PROD
ertv owners along the marrow stree, t..',..,
- -. /, -, ,----- sea
AT once tnst u "ou'd ne Rooh thihr r'r them
and for the ci,y. A number OF them oxnres,ei
THAR vulinoness IN hear the cns, a. ,.,..-
on n movement to prove to the Board NJ Stree,
Opening that the city would be justified n
cohNerNns So Ia'o Uro"a '.bi'
tnorouSn'Are oihco 'ha' ''"e Lawyer 'oha
C. Shaw has been securing signature, to .
~petition asking for the i'm ,royemen. a.i ,,,d,
peNs,on "'N,.A :, "a ''"' ,'uaI-
Ann street already has on its .or,S"rn ~.
an aims, con',huTus,y even Colh'ary i!n',
upon the road wey more and more AS COD
stre,t ia peared. and nj that poirt 4, il ,,,,,
hal, NJ. vid, as q 4, a, Bro,dwav Pa
Park row IL Is only a few inches more ,hA,
forty feet wide. While from william 70 God
street IL Is ABOUT twenty ieet. WIN one -
tw, exceptions all the important buildings a.,
upon tn. south side. The conclusion. 'ler,.
fore' OF those VINO are ABOUT 70 press 'r The
widening OF the street are that the neelci
poe0 nv !" " '" '"e nv" Sr'r'
thus leaving npton,hed the great WENT .iou-.
story st iaul oulldlng. whlch M. uaN-ner'r
mas JUST erected upon the od H.Iiii ..te. iIs
other big buildinr, further down-thA ~streetoa
the sou;h siue. ana NJ the same time '~traight
eninR the genera! CurD lnd bulllihg Inc OF
the north side of the street. They plrtos
70 ask that the improved street shaii D. med.
OF q UNIFORM width throuxhont It's length o!
either ei!ty,nve or seventy ieet
Ihey declare that along thst whole ~.
the street there are Only tnree onilhlnRs oian7
consequence wnlch would oe cut ihto or de-
rtroycd. ana that none OF these sol a ye'F
expensive character; Mr. shaw say. he T. sat-
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Chess Notes.

A rapid transit tournament fer non members win
Ing.
Mrs. J. n. showaiter viii in all probability he a
competitor IN this women's international cbess tour.
namsnt 70 De played ut Lond On next summer.
Tho New Jersey State Chess Association announces
that its twelfth annual tournament will be played
on Feb. 20 ut the n. J. A. e. house, hay onns. Any
rsaident Of the state may enter on payment OF 81.
The programme viii shortly be Arranged. Secr etaSy
James 3. Shaptev. lOv west Eighth street. Bayonpe,
will give further particulars about the event.
The directors OF the Metropolitan Chess Ciub held .
meeting last night In order to arrange the details Of
the Team maica TO 6e played on ten boards between
tho Metropolitan and Paterson Chess clubs on next
Friday evening. J. W. Showalter will be rail-d upon
TO aaludicats the game. lett unfinished. Paterson
lowing players GOV J; W: OF rs.. y; stspt-r. 8.
T. white T. L Cr,is. Joseph Mcdonald.
Ads-rmsn, l. lErhuihoG. K. ooodbody. ~. Byrns.
Y. Jastsr. }. Fio.s. {. Hoeberle. and ". Boyer. Tho
iss; p, o ? Honss.sr ) rsieei On, susen,; y.
Prot. A. PiectontA, J. II. Kahn, ]. Goethe. u. Hirsch.
leo Pelf. u. Tahnenbaum, o. Dreshor. ane N. l.,
Metzgcr.
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On tn. Iro. I'm Track.

iRoS HUI, Jan. 2o.-The following are the sum.
maries or the races here to-day;
First Race-Six ana u half furlongs. Claurcce, q
to l ana 4 TO o.. woni Miss Pearl. 3 to l for place,
secondi Queen d'or third. Time. 1851.
sscOnd Race-Sik furlongs. Lawrence p, 2 to 1
and = TO o. woni Harry o.. l TO o for place. scsond;
Guy. GriRgs third. Time. iil7. =
Third H. ce--Cne mile and a sixteenth. Gypsy, y
to and = TO l. woni Wexford, even for place, sec.
ond' Pocketpiece third. Time. 1908,
Fourth Race Five furl6 ngs. Waterman, 8 to 1
ana . TO 0. won' Pearl brock, o 10 ! for place, sec.
ondi Miss Carrie third. Time. l;0t.
Firth Race-Four and a half furlongs. Lucette.
even and l to .. won; MinnetunkA. Nven for place,
second, Jorquet third. Time. 0:osh.
sixth Racs-Four and a half furlonga. Henry, q
70 ] and eyen, woni oAia, . TO o for place. second,
Hint third. Time. 0:bT.
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Kid Moran 10 anxious to boz any los or ITO pound
mAn for . purse.
to face any one his weight in the business.
Lon Bsckwith began trsinins yesterday in q light
way; ne has rsSs,vsa the promise OF a match
Tom Broderick and Mike Farrashsr Of Ohio have
been matched by Buly Newman 70 boz ten rounds
At the Polo Athletic CLUB noTt saturday night.
Joe pernsssin And eddie Curry. II the psir come
together they will NEE, in = twsnty.round bout.
,. D,snsy MSs, sss !; ::sn. TO s.v. rssc..rsd from hi.
bout.
bozins yestsfday injured me thumb OF his iiHhf
band; Kelly says that this viii not interfere with
Charley Kelly realizes now.that good condition is
; sin,. q ca sni s' &c sains ss 10 N. 6; S,. .SsSs'; 10 'ns pr,..
- . hddls to night any one In his class.
r. y, S.; s s:!s sss'f s..:y inss an q sss S : had been
sullivan Of Ireland. and that tho pair viii 6,S
Feb. U. They will shape &c ~ ilo pounds.
srRAousx. Jan. RB.-Ths Ryan. Tracy nRht for the
weltsrwelsht ehamPionst Up Ia Syracuse on Fob. st
- ! The local I%pi.. a. G. this .t %srains "s iio ss'? sosa
D:Hopsin. u Chicago saying that Tracy had sIsned
ST.. Lovrs, Jan. 2s.-It was announced i.., nirh,
tia. Jonn d; Hopkins, hacker OF Dan crsedon and
o. in. National Sporting CLUB Of ri fo mSn,sr for ne . D sT:s
OF eIoo for the hscoy cresdon light during Derby
Burge. "
solly Smith will At last have = chance OF meeting
George Dixon. Tom ONRourke Last niRht fold Tn
suN r.porter that he would like to meet smith nj the
broadway Athlsuo club ct o'clock this aftsrnoon
i in sai sSt q ;s,s q mat as,t, 1sds % bosnes S, DOE. o oGt 2 %sss
business as regards meeting Dixon ON Fob is ana
wants soliy to take Downeys place Instead. 1855
RocHIsrkn. Jan. aB.-The night betwee, jack Mo.
DonouEh OF this city ana Jack Daty OF BufaIo M,
the new Rienzi A. o. last night resulted In n yIcI,sv
for baty In twenty rounds. There was no doubt Of
weighed iotA pounds. The preliminary was a
ten round go" between 0ilbert GouIrtte OF Buf.
man got the decision. "
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For Eienr,.sk nN.r Me..r..

The annual competition for the Ating
championship is scheduled for tonight and to-
morrow night at the st. Nicholas Rink, 90 West
sixty-siIth street. As In previous years, twenty
set figures constitute tho programme, while
each aspirant to the national title has the op-
tlon OF winding up with specialt!es. Unusually
keen competition 10 anticipated. As tho entry
list includes such clever performers as:
T. NJ. vinson. Boston; Frank y. Good. Ice Palace
skating Cub. N y; John Doughty. Paterson: Arthur
q. keane. New York city; Lewis Edwards, 81 Mich.
g. Sicho,as ska!lns club; l. Michslson. Montreal a.
D Beissbarth and Herman y. Beissbarth. Ice Palace
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Field Trials Declared ON.

WEST POINT. Miss, Jan. o0.-The Champion
Clubs trials were declared of this morning.
There were only nvs starters, as follows: MArle's
Sport Tony Boy. Minnie T., Harold skimpole.
and Delhi. The weather was too cold to run
ana was mixed with sleet and snow. The tenn
poraturo was IL above zero. This ends tho
trials here for this season.
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CHESS.
rmsbury and s%howsise- Meet. bat no Not
Sign Articles.

Pilisbury and showslter met At the formers
residence In this city yesterday afternoon. but
did not make anal arrangement for their pro-
posed match. The Boston Chess Club wishes to
have the men play n week in that city. and IL
was decided. At the suggestion OF Plllsbury. to
postpone further negotiations for another week.
showalter. who was seen by n reporter OF fHs
U at the Manhattan Chess Club after the
meeting. said that he would have preferred to
begin play on next Saturday. and was rather
anxious that the postponemcnt should not DO
longer than Satu Feb. o. The players have
almost agreed not 70 play any Part OF the match
at tho Brooklyn Chess Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

Atths ciermont Avenue Ice Skating Rink. Brook.
llyn' last night, tho teams OF tho Queens University OF
klnss'on' Canada and the Montclalr A. C. met In a
game Of hockey, the result being in ayor NJ tha ca.
diana by q score OF u goals to l.
The university team PLAYED the 81 Nichoiaa
sentatlves at the St. Nicholas Skating mini, this cits
scoring one goal. '""'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

BRAsoHPoRr. n. j., Jan. 26.-E. #. Taber,
Secretary Of the South Shrewsbury leo Yacht
and Boat Club. to-day issued a challenge to the
North Shrewsbury Toe Yacht Club to sail q race
for tho pennant now held by tho latter club.
The race Is for boats Of the third class. those
under 10 feot. The South club
owns some fast niers, and should the RsdbanE
yachtsmsn accept the challenge q very inter
est!ng race will follow. II IL believed that the
challenge will be accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

The Merritt team has reorEanized for the year and
IL ready TO book games with all semi. professional
tsams giving q suitable guarantee. The Merritt is
composed OF some OF the best semi professional
players In tho city. Address John J.. sullivan. 500
Prospect place. q
At the last meeting OF the williamsburgh Field
Club ~ was decided 10 expend the sum OF $500 to
place In the neld the strongest semi. professional team
In n Brooklyn. and the committee in charge has sent
contracts 20 many of the leading players in Brook.
lyn. In the mean time salnes are being arranged
with college, athletic. and other first class clubs
offering rood Inducements. Address James Y. Nc.
Meel, 90 south Third street. Brooklyn.
CHICAGO. Jan. eG.-within thirty days the local
League players will be ready TO 80 away for their
spring practice. The Chioasos will spend "a season
~ Hot Springs. ana from there will proceed 20 Kan.
sAs CITY. where the nrat acuiAl practice will be
taken. An arrangement has been made by the local
management with the Kansas City. for q seriss.of
practice games. There wa, some Iaik for . time' OF
taking the team TO California. but the expense OF
such q trip was found TOO great.
The report from Louisville that President Puiiiam
had gone 10 Detroit TO dispose of the Louisville Ma.
tionai League franchise u Van der Beck Is not gen.
orally credited. The Louisville Club cannot sell its
franchise to parties in . city outside OF the present
circuit without the unanimous consent OF tho
twelve League clubs. As Louisville made money
last year and.has already put up slO,0 900 in cash for
the coming season. IL 10 hard TO believe tho story.
Il 10 also Improbable that II the rumor s.ould prove
true. the unanimous vote OF the League rould DO
secured. for the reason that Van der Beck o. the Dc
troit Club has several enemies m the League.
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s.r. B,ow.-. M... . L,,ue n."L

MoRRIsrowS, n. j.. Jan. 90 Bure!ars erote
into the general store OF Psrrine Brothers ~
whippany. on Monday night. The .a's vs.
blown open. and Sl04 In cash and So, IN Chesn'
taken, besides about 500 worth Of lnetrnHh'
disc. 1t 10 believed TO be tho work o: a netn'
borhood gang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27
New. fro. the Horse World.

..sARArooA SPRINGS, Jan: 96.-The Ticonderoga TreE
ting Association. W, X JAnviey OF New York city,
rrss!dsnd WAS to-day eompsl,ed 20 postpone uil TO
lng Ineetine on Lake George. Last nights drifting
gale hal 80 GIled the kite track that II Was found i'm
possible e. clear II o-aay,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

The He'll Gate Gun Club held the first Of its
regular monthly llve-bird shoots for the current
year at Dexter Park yesterday afternoon. re-
sulting in q tie for first place between Frederick
Trostei, Daniel vAlsnti. Conrad Weber. and
John p. Dannefolser, the latter having lost his
chance for . straight score on the eighth round
by missing an easy right quArtering incomer.
As a whole. the shooting Was exceedingly good,
consid ering. the velocity OF the wind, which
tho shooters, making tho best part OF the birds
straightaway drivers. Tho scores:
Regular monthly club shoot At ten live birds each, for
yearly prize: Frederick Trostei. 2s yards. z points, 3;
81 yards, o points. " John r. Dannsfeiser, VS. yards
% points. v; Charles Lang, 20 yards. s pointA, o.;
20 yards, . points, II John Il. voss, W yardS 4 points,
q Emil stenens, ~ yards, op points, Z; Louis
stel,le. aa yards. AZ points. I kmil Metz, W
points, q; Philip Woslfsi. es Yards, 7 points,
Richard Regain, ~ yards, Of points, 8; wv. Rioh.
ter; :. yaras: IN points: .; Dr. Baasr IS yards .
Eugene Dosnlok' 90 yards: 7,po,nt. 81 dn: NowaE' 80
points, Jacob Hlmmelsbach, gs yards, 9 polnt.. 4:
~ yards. o points, 2; Henry Alsheimer. ga yards, d
points, o: Edward MArquArdt 20 yards, ~ p0ints, 3;
(guestD, rs yards, 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

CAKsoS. New. Jan. pa bill was introduced
In the Assembly yesterday. ard referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Public Morals. for governing
glove contests, and provided that they may DO
brought OF In Nevada. In an Enclosure. without
molsstation from the municipal authorities.
providing that no gloves lighter than four
ounces be used. Both participants must have
been examined and pronounced sound by two
resident physicians. no intoxicating liquors to
30 sold on the premises. and a license OF $3.50
must be paid. OF which threc-fourths IL to go to
the county In which the contest occurs. and tho
rest to tho State. Tho license is to be issued by
the Sheriff OF the county.
The bill was read the hrst time and the second
time by title and referred to the committees.
which IL expected TO report to-day. II this bill
10 made . law II IL believed Cotbett and Fitz-
opposition TO the bill.
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Baseball and shooting at P~r,.s.,o..

PRINCETON. Jan. 26.-Prof IL. b. Fine. Chair
man Of the FanultyC Committee onOutdoor Sports.
to-day called . meeting Of all candidates for tho
univcrsity baseball team. and announced that
By action OF the faculty all men who arc back In
their work or who receive conditions 1t the COM
ing mid-yesr examinAtions will not DO allowed to
try for the Soam. The enforcement Of this rule
~restricts athletes more than any other repre-
sentativeso Of the university. no such requirement
being made for debatsrs, members of must
cal clubs. &C. Several promising men will prob
ably BE- debaired from competition NJ the OPEN
Ing of the season. but every effort will be made
TO remove conditions in time Cor the beginning
OF the playing schedule.
The management OF the university gun club
has received . proposition for a contest from the
club of the University of Pennsylvania. No
definite action has been taken. but the Prince
fOnidn to-day nays that II Ia not likely the shoot
will take place. A match has been arranged
with the Creseent A. @. to take place Mt Brook
lyn on Feb. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27

In compliance with the resolutions adopted al
the recent mass meeting Of the students OF CO.
lumbia University, Chairman DR.. w. X. Otis,
's2, has appointed tho following committee OF
ten graduates to 20 before the University Union
and urge that q crew be selected this year: C.
Albert Stevens. Francis S. Bangs, Edwin Gould,
ID. lie Roy Dresser. O.. G. Wheelook j. y. Lang.
thorn. Fred III. Lee. T. Ludlow Chrystie. Victor
Mapes, and Starr Taintor, The committee wifi
meet this afternoon AT 1 80 o'clock at the house
OF Dr. Otis. 8 West Fiftieth street.
The sentiment around the university ia still
as strong as ever against the action of tho
Union not TO have n Grew, and II has reached
the point that II the Union does not change It's
decision tho students will probably feel COM
PEELED to take the affair into their own hands
and run IL themselves. As things appear now,
however. 1t Is expected that there will be no
further trouble ana that Columbia will again
be represented on the water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27
National Guard Athletic A~ssosiatioA 90 Ne
Formed.

There will be q meeting OF delegates from the
military organizations Of New York city and
Brooklyn in the Armory Of the Seventh Regi-
ment tomorrow night, to form o National
Guard athletic association,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-06-05
THE CORONATION.

The last day of May is the pref
tiest and most interesting Of all
the feasts of the Catholic church,
because it brings forth multi
tude of pretty, innocent little chill
dren who come from every part Of
the parish to pay homage to the
Virgin Mary, and every one of the
hundreds of children bring a
wreath or a bouquet which is left
at the church, at the after of the
Mary, and by this place them
selves under her kind protection.
1t was indeed pretty and inter-
esting to look upon the mass of
lovely children all dressed in pref
ty little garments of white.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-06-05

Senator McEnery's position OH
the tariff is impregnable," remarks
the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser. "The expressions of appro-
val which it has elected from the
hsrd-headed business men Of Lou-
isiana show that he has substan-
tial backing among the reputable
Democrats of his own State. View
ed from the broader standpoint Of
the national. welfare, his course is
highly encouraging as a sign that
the South is beginning to throw
Of the yoke of the free-trade sup
erstition and to look forward in
stead of backward. This newspa-
per has already alluded to the de-
velopment of a distinct protection
ist sentiment in an influential Sec
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-06-05

By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias
issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed by the
Hon. 10Th Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish of st. Martin dated May
10Th A. d. 1897. / have seized and will
proceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the Court
door, in the Town of st. Martinville, be-
tween the legal hours on
Saturday, July 10th, 1897
the following described property to wit:
A certain Town lot situated in the
Corporation of st. Martinville Parish Of
st. Martin Louisiana. measuring seven
ty- five feet front on College street by a
depth of One hundred and forty five feet,
bounded north by the lot of Henry Bien-
yenu, south by Jefferson street, East by
College street and west by the lot Of
Ulysse Bienvenu, together with said lot
all the improvements thereon erected
and thereto belonging.
Seized and sold to satisfy said above
mentioned writ.
Terms and cOnditiOns-CASH.
Sheriff's office this 4th day of June
1897. ID. REEs, Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-06-05
DIFD.

Mrs. II. p. Faurnet, nee Cecilia
Fournet, died at the residence of
her husband in st. Martinville, at
eleven O'Clock, Sunday morning,
the Both of May, at the age of 50
years.
Mrs. Fournet died after a long
illness which she borne with the
patience and fortitude of a true
christian.
She leaves husband and seye-
ral children to mourn her death.
Peace to her ashes!