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ASK TIE MAYOR
FOR REDRESS
Workingmen Complain Of
Contractor Kelso's
Methods.
Labor on the Postohice Site,
They Say. Is Hampered
by Conditions.
Complainants Desire a Competent
superintendent Appointed to
Secure Their Rights.
The following petition, signed by 200
names, has been presented to Mayor
SAN Francisco CAL. Aug. IL, 1897.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Aug. II, 1897.
To the Hon. James d. Pheldn, Mayor Of San
Francisco-SIR: The undersigned your petit
justice done 10 large number of working
men, residents of this City,
We desire to call your attention to the man
ner in which work has commenced TO be done
on the new Postofice lot, corner of Seventh
and Mission streets.
For the excavating. removing sand. etc,
from said lot we understand that a contr act
has been let 10 the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany, and that they in turn again have sublet I
this contract to a certain contractor named
Kelso. The latter, Kelso has been endeavor-
ing 10 hire men tor 81 80 a day, providing
they work eleven hours and board in his
tor board from S4 TO $5 week, allowing men
just about time TO work to pay their board
bills, and If by chance, which sometimes oc-
ours, some money is coming TO them they have
10 accent an order on a broker, who charges
them 20 per cent for cashing said orGer.
We believe tn at this proceeding is contrary
to law, and therefore we petition your Honor
10 use your influence and prevent this mposi-
ton on men who are compelled to earn their
living by their labor. We pray you to use
your influence as Mayor OF this City, and take
the liberty 10 suggest that the Government
shall do its own work Let competent Off
excavatine and grading on this Postoffice lot
and such other work as shall be directed to be
done by the architects. Let this Government {
official hire the men direct and pay them the
regular standing wages of s. for eight
hours work, so that the men who are dong
the work shall get paid for doing the same.
And your petitioners will ever pray.
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cARELEssAEss OK Il SHORTAGE.
Enperts Inr'stiDattnO Discrepancies I,
IrM,ted Employees Books.

Erperts Inr'stignttnO Discrepancies In
IrM'ted Employees Books.
LOS ANGELES. CAL. Aug. 20-The
books of Rnen odyne A. Bird, secretary OF
the Briswalter Land and Water Com pany
in this city, were to-day placed in the
hands of an expert to determine whether
their bad condition is the result of care
lessness or shortage. As he is an expert
bookkeeper his employer has accepted
the more untavorable explanation.
For three years Bird has been employ ed
in the company's office. he having oeen a
protege of President G. j. Griffith, the
wealthy man who recently donated the
great Griffith park to the city. b I'd has
handled large sums of money for Griffith,
who says that he cannot believe that any
large shortage will be shown when the in.
vestigation of the boz ks is com pleted.
Griffith yesterday received his irst inti-
nation that anything was wrong through
telephone message from an unknown
woman. Bird has wife and three chill
dren. He could not be found at home
to-day.
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" California GAoRGE" DEAD.
Tho WeIi- -KnoCn SoTdi"r of Fortune
f0nIt.,ffa GMfcfdh.

f0nf,stts Suicide.
NEW YORK, n. Y. Aug 20.-George
Weyman, known ali over the country as
"Calitornia George" died by his own
hand by shooting last Tuesday night in a
lonely part of Central Park, friendless,
penniless and forgotten. Twice at least
he was tried for murder, once for killing
'BilP' Gould, brother of the former dive
keeper, Tom" Gould, ana he was the
man who fired the Confederate ram
Louisiana to prevent her capture by Ad-
miral Farragut during the war. He was
born in Germany sixty years ago.
Coming TO this country when young
man, he soon went 20 California, where
he worked for a time as u ip- -calker.
This brought him in contact with many
rough characters ana before many years
he gave up the trade, having become q
gambler. Weyman was given the title OF
California George" which cluug to him
to the hour of his death. He served
through the war in the Confederate navy
and afterward came to this city. where
he became well-known gambler. He
spent seven years in prison for murder
Meyman leaves widow. For two wears
he has been practically penniless and
friendless, and on Tuesday he said life
was not worth living.
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San JOse's taH Races.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Aug. 2o-The races
to be held in this city during fair week
commencing October A. promise to be
something out of the usual order. Ninety
seven entries have been received and these
include all the fast horses now on the
circuit. This is the largest mum ber of
entries received for race meet in his city
for some years, and res ident horse men are
greatly encouraged. The directors of the
Santa Clara County Agricultural Society
yesterday added these races to the pro-
gramme, the entries TO close Septembe s:
Trotting, 2:4 class, purse $500; pacing,
free-for-all, purse $500; lrotting, 2:15 class.
purse $500; free-for-alI trot and 10
pacing race
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SHOT A LITTLE GIRL.
Foolish Play With a Shotgun
May Result Fa-
tally.
Lizzie Admy Seriously Wounded in
the Head by Bennie
Miller.

Lizzie Admy. girl years of age who
resides with her parents at Fifth avenue
and Q street, was accidentally shot in the
head by Bennie Miller, boy years oi
age who resides at Third avenue and
street, yesterday afternoon.
The boy and girl were playing together
when the former in a spirit of oravado
began to play with the shotgun, which he
had carried to the girls home.
The boy was showing the little girl how
the weapon was used when it was acci.
dentally discharged and load OF buck.
shot struck the girl in the head.
She was removed to her home and @
ply sicIan called, but he was unable to
locate the course OF the bullets.
The cir! is in a precarious condition
and is not expected to recover.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
SENA7O3 S7EWARTS DENIAL.
The Nevada Statesman Declares That
He Yet advocates Free
Silver.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. Ex-senator
Stewart of Nevada stood in front OF the
Hoffman House Thursday, and was not in
particularly good humor. Questioned
about his interview admitting that pros
perity had arrived and acknowledging he
had practically abandoned the advocacy
OF free silver he said: II never gave any
such interview. l have not been inter
viewed and deEounce it as false, misIead-
ing, and not representing my views al all. -
Then you are still for free silver"
Yes; unreservedly."
But silver is decl lining in value"
"Then that is all the greater reason why
it should be remone'ized."
"Did you notice that wheat had gone UP
in price?"
Famine caused it-no thing more"
Stewart stroked his beard, and as he
started for the car he said: Tho high
price of gold marks the rascality of the
whole thing"
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FIERCE FIGHT IN ARKANsAs.
Three Men Killed aud Several Severely
Wounded.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 2o.-At Palarm,
little station thirty miles from Little
Rock, Ark, Deputy Sheriff Owens Saturday
night attempted to arrest a negro named
Kerr for murder. Kerr resisted, shooting
Owens in the groin. A number of whites
came to Owens assistance and the negroes
of the town attempted to rescue Kerr.
Fifty shots were fired, during which Kerr,
another negro and Charles Audry (white)
were Killed. A telegraph operator named
Clark was fatally wounded and several
others seriously. A piece of money in
Deputy Ovens pocket. which Kerr's bull
let struck, probably saved his life. The
negroes were finally routed and fed, pur-
sued by the infuriated whites. The white
man killed was shot through the heart,
while Kerr's body was almost shot to
pieces. Should Kerr's associates be cap
tured they will be lynched.
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Wreck of "a schooner.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, Aug. 20-The
schooner Emma Banner, bound for this
city from Manislee, Mich, became water
logged off Point Saubel Tuesday. The
ca aptain, mate and crew took to the yawl,
and the schooner soon afterward fell over
on her beam ends. They buffeted about
thirty-three hours without food. They
were in danger of laundering for many
hours, and had to bail out the yawl with
hats to keep it af1oat. A steamer was
finally sighted. picked them up and
brought them here.
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Made In the #hea, Deal.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 20.-The follow
ing amounts were reported made by local
spectators as the result of the resent rise
in wheat: William c. Haarstick, $500 600;
Ben Barnes, $3.50, 600; ex-secretary In
terror Francis. 100000; Corwin H.
sion company, 100000; Charles T. Orth-
vein, 100000.
1t is significant fact that men on the
inside of the market were the same who
formed the celebrated bull pool last wear.
which startled the wheat operators
throughout the world.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
Ne,c Oregon Rnu,uav DIRECTORY.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Aug. 2O.-At a
meeting of the holders of certificates OF
voting trustees representing the preferred
and common stock of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company Thursday the
following nominations for directors were
made:
A. T.. Mohler, H. w. Corbett, w. B.
Aver, w. w. Cotton. William Macintosh.
Portland: Miles c. Moore, Walla Walla !;
Alfred s. Heidelbach w. l.. Bull, Edward
d. Adams and Charles H Coster of New
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
0fI0.E5 AGAIN. SHUT OUT.
Unable to Get Solitary Run From
CieYeia1d-Boston in Sight OF
the PeHHant.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 20.-washington
2, Chicago 8: second game, Washington Il,
Chicago1.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 20.-Philadel-
phia 6, Cincinnati 2; second game, Philadel-
phla 3, Cincinnati d.
BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 20.-Boston Is, Pitts
BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. 2O.-Baltimore O.
C&velaud >.
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te,c Uorld,s kreord Made.

WORCES1&R, MASS. Aug. 20.-In the
athletic games on the Worcester oval to-
day Bernard J. Wefers of the New York
Athletic Club made a worlds record of
Ii 2-5 seconds for the 120-yard dash. He
finished strong, four yards ahead of W.
NJ. Long of the same club, who started
from the three-yard mark. The race was
run in heats, Wefers winning his trial
easily in II seconds. the final heat fol-
lowed imme edateIV.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
BA1rImoREs COMING VEST.
Hill Play All Uinter im San Frunctsco
and Outside 7otCns.

and Outside 1o,cns.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Aug. 20.-It was
announced to-day that all arrangements
have been completed for California trip
of the Baltimores and picked team 10 be
known as The All-AmerIcas" under the
management of Billy Barnie. Frank Selee
and J. Frank Cline. twenty-five players
Will go to the coast. starting Immediately
after the season ends. Eu route the teams
will play games in different cities. They
Will stay in California throughout the
winter, playing together i'll San Francisco
on Saturdays and Sundays. and on week
days they will play other clubs outside of
San Francisco. With the exception of
Stencil and possibly McGraw all the
Baltimore players will be in the party.
The others have not vet been selected.
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York to represent the preferred stock
holders. and Henry Failing, w. M. Ladd
and A. L. Mills of Portland, w. u. OaL:-
man of New York and Samuel Carr OF
Boston to represent the common stock
holders. The auditor of the company in
New York was nominated for independent
auditor. The annual meeting of the COM
pany for the election of directors Will be
held in Portland, Septem Der 2.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
"MONEI TO BURN"
Tho Kansas Bnnks Are Bmrs ling Wlt
SMrpIms of Depostts.

Tho Kansas Bnnks Are Burs fin0 With
SmrpIus of Dero,tts.
TOPEKA, KANs., Aug 20.-State Bank
Examiner Briedenthal in his semi-annual
statement Thursday said:
"a most extraordinary financial condi-
ton exists in Kansas. The surplus in the
banks of this State is larger than ever pre-
vlously known, and the cash circulation
among the people seems undimished.
The banks are worr ed 10 know what to do
with the enormous deposits on which they
pay per cent interest.
"Grain is rushing East RAPIDLY and the
farmers are making Improvements on
their lands and actually have money to
burn. The situation is attributed to the
wave of economy i'll the hard times which
the past few years has developed. The
farmers were forced to get along without
money. and now they find it easy 10 con-
linue in that line
Briedenthal is q free slvei Populist.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
THE CARRIERS
CONVENTION
Encouraging Reports Re-
ceived by the Pro-
mOters.
Large List of Donations Pre-
sented by the Canvassing
Committees.
Great Enthusiasm Is Being Manifested
Over the Coming
Event.

The San Francisco Letter-carriers' Con-
venton Association met in Judge Joach-
imsen's courtroom at the City Hall last
evening to discuss arrangements for the
convention to be held here next month.
The members evinced great enth usi as m,
which was largely contributed to by the
following encouraging list of donations:
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Dny. sutliyrn to Ftgh. Palmer.

LONDON, Eng, Aug. 2O.-It has been
finally arranged that Dav5 Sullivan, in
stead of Soly Smith, will fight Pedlar
Palmer for the bantam weight cham pion-
fight will take place at the National Sport
ing Club on October IS.
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TO PROnOTE MARRIAGE.
An Association That WiU EncoAraOe
1fmid Question Peppers.

1fMtd VNesfton FoppeTs.
AUBURN, IND. Aug. 20-The "W. L.
Meese Marriage Association" was formed
Thursday and will be incorporated. The
meeting was the reeuit of the recent re-
union OF all the couples married by the
Rev. w. l.. Meese, 1900 in mum ber, and
the avowed purpose of the organization is
to promote marriage. Many whom he
married in his pastorate fifty years ago
were present.
During the meeting to-day Meese asked
all of those who never spoke harsh word
to their wiv@s to hold up their hands.
Only one hand wont up. An investiga-
ton proved that the man was married
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
Stable, and Horses Burned

MAYFIELD. KY. Aug. 20-A fire on
Thursday destroyed six buildings besides
two livery stables, where eighteen horses
and negro named Morris are supposed
to have perished.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

Pimpes, Unfitness to Marry, Exnau sting Drains,
by day or night. Prevents quickness OF discharge,
which If nos checked leads to Sperm at orrhoea ami
all the horrors of Impotency.
CUPIDENE cleanses the liver the kidneya
and the urinary organs OF all impurities.
CUPiDENE strengthens and restores small,
weak organs
The reason sufferers are not cured bv Doctors is
because ninety per cen troubled with Pros
tatitis. CCP1DENE is the only known remedy
To cure without an over ton. 5000 testimonials.
written guarantee given and money returned IL
SIX boxes 10 not effect perm anent cure. 81. 90
a box. six for $500. by mail send Tor FREE CT
GUAR and testimonials
Address DAVOL MEDICINE CO., ITO
Market street, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by
BROOKS PHARMACY, 1l9 Powell street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21
RESULTS AT CHICO.
Joe, irWngton Belle and Meridian
Lead Their Fields Past the
JudoeS.

CHICO, CAL. Aug, 2O.-The attendance
at the track was unusually large to-day,
all the stores having closed to give the
clerks chance to attend. The races were
unusually good. Asito. entered IN the
2:30 class trot By c. A. Durfee, fell while
scoring after the third heat and could not
rise without help. Durfee withdrew the
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

RESTORED,
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This great Vegetable
Vitalizer, the prescrip-
tion Of a F am Gus
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Will quickly cure you
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Lost Manhood. Insom-
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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

BROOKLYN, MY, Aug. 20.-Brooklyn IL.
ST. LouIs7.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 20.-New York g.
Louisville g.
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AND The CAT
SHROLLED BACK
At Odds of II to |
Thomas Cat Won at
Brighton.
The Erratic Firearm Took
the Opening Event at
Saratoga.
Outsiders In the Betting Again Held
Sway at the St. Louis
Track.

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, Aug. 90
Thomas Cat upset dope" players by de-
feating DR.. Sheppard and good field in the
handicap at the com Portable odds of II to 1.
Daisy Cutter proved the only remaining
favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

six furlongs. handicap, two-y ear -olds-
Demagogue 100 (Penn) s 10 1............,.,......
Cock Robin 80 (Clawson), 3 to ........,...
Fonsavannah l07 (H. Martn), TO l. 1..........-..
Time, 1:l434. Cherry Picker ia, Nuts IL
%Previous 122, Ortoland So and Strathmore s.
also ran. *Favorte-
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SIX turIongs, seIIIng-
Billali 96 (UConnor) to o2.......,..........,....
%Zanone 11O (ULesry). even
Yankee Doodle I16 (S,oan), to l.. .............S
Time, 1:I424. Discount 1l3 and Refugee ITO
also ran. ~EaVorite.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 3.-The track and
weather we're perfect Tor racing purposes
and outsiders in the betting enjoyed an
other outing, capturing all but two of the
events decided.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

One mile, handicap, three-year-ods-
Thomas Cat l03 (Hirsch) - TO l................l !
%Dr. Sheppard IA (Simsl 10 5..................2
Tripping IL Oh. Martin), to 8
Time, 1:4214. Storm King 119, Elm 1O5 ana
Bastlon 96 also ran. @Favorite.
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One mile. selling
Ameer Ia (H Lewis. to 1......................I
&katser Ludwig g. fClawson), 5 to 2.............3
Time, l:4212 Patchogue los, Albert JOG,
Sandowne 100 Louise y 10l Passover 9S, Flames
eS and Mt W Washington SO also ran. %tavori,e.
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one mile and a sixteenth, selling

One mile and sixteenth, Selling
Rife l0J Oh. Mar.in), to H.. ...............
Marshall IL (Newmeyer). 8 to 2........... ......
TinGe Ia (Sherrer). to
Time 1:491z. Three starters.
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SIX fur ongs, selling
Holy Terror 81 (Ha), to 1......................1
Yankee Helress go (Combs), to 1................
lago e9 (HoyIl, 10 10
lime, 1:l6s4. %Groganette CO. Mary Barn s
go aazy 81, DEL a 81, Devor 81, Jane Andre VS.
81 Poka Dot 81, Ruby Glenn 81, Salmos SO.
John Corbln SO and Achieve 1O2 also ran. *Fa-
vorite.
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Six furlOngs, selling, maiden two-year- olds-
%Faroudella LIS (Freeman), even. ......
LeOnag no (Peterman). to l. 1....................
Ismene lou (Combs), 10 to ...... ..............,
lime, II. Heidorn 100, King Zelda 100 II
Joseph Lister l0S and Domse 1l3 also ran. +Fa
yOrite
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-21

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 20.-Under
tie pilotage of Willie Martin, Firearm,
starting pronounced favoIite. took the
opening event from a moderate field. The
same rider also landed the Baldwin entry,
La Goleta, ahead of his company in the
third race. Although the track was in
good condition, but two favorites man.
aged TO win.
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Five furlonCs, selling, mSiden two-year- -ods-
%Daisy utter l0S (H. Martin). to
Fusno 109 (PIckering), 10 TO ..............2
Pink Chamhrev l03 (Thompson). to 1........: 3
lime. ;U2Is. Park Slope Ill, @Domestic l09
Logi1tic 109 hegie May l05, Louise Degnan lO3,
Grey Belle l03 and Peggy 9S also ran. *Equal
cnolces.
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one mlle selling
Basqui 81 &C. Murphy 10 to o1.................. !
ii set 81 (Stevens), to 2....-.
FAryan SO (COmbs), even MISREPRESENTATION. 3
Time, 1:43. he Ghost 106 and Donation lO9
also IAN. NEaYorite
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Cne mile and twenty wards, selling
Jnspirer 95 (Stevens), to l. Observation-Disclosures.
Frank DAILY 80 &C. Murphy, D 10 1................
Helen Il Gardner lO5 (Garner), 8 to l...........
Time, 1:45. Necklace 80, Zarina go stella
3D. Scan See km 95, c. $ Bush 95 IntiammatC
SO aud Nicolini 1O5 also ram +Favorite.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-12
Enligls tened Cftix emshfp.

A knowledge of economic and polit-
icoeconomic questions and their practi-
cal bearing upoa American conditions is
more important to American citizens
today than is the scholarship implied
in a college degree. The republic
hangs in the balance, and its perma-
nence and prosperity will depend upon
the education and good sense of the
people upon these subjects, particular
ly the questions of Money, Protection
and Labor. To this educational work
Gunton's Magazine is exclusively de-
voted.
1t aims to be strictly scientific in
method, modern and accurate in data,
and American in sentiment. 1t is in
reality a magazine of American Eco
Monies and Political Science. 25 cents
a number, $500 a year. Gunton's
Magazine, Union Square, New York.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-12

J.. J. Waltz, President Of the
Gulf, Louisiana and Great Northern
Railroad has given The people of
Grant a bond for $500 to secure the
expense Of an election TO grant the
road a 5 mill tax for ten years, in
case they fail 10 build the road in
the time stipulated. Saturday a
meeting will be held at Colfax when
the petition asking for an election
will be submitted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-12
hOopingC Cough.

Why suffer with Coughs. Colds
and Lagrippe when Laxative Bromo
Qninine will cure you in n daye
Does not produce ringing IN thl
head like Sulphate Of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure Or money re-
funded. Price Is ceuts. For sale
by A. j. GODDARD d Co.
E. Ell Mills Co.. Lmt'd.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-12

The famous Point-aux-Loups
Springs arc now ready for The recep-
tor of guests and many improve
ments have been added since last
season. The new bath have been
completed and a dancing platform
will soon be erected for the accom-
mediation of the devotees Of Terpsi-
chore. Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-12
Sherifss Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Par.
ish of Vermllion-l7lh Judicial
District Court-No. 334.

STATE OF LOUISIANA--Parish
of Vermilion-l7th Judicial Dis
trict Conrt 943.
Nedoli Bouin. widow of Derne7ille
Hehert, VS.. Godfrey Bonvillain.
By virtue OF and TO satisfy an
order of seizure and sale issued in
tie above. entitled and numbered
cause, to me directed by the Hon.
18th Judicial District Court, 10 and
for the State and parish aforesaid, to
satisfy plaintiff demand aud costs.
the undersigned sheriff has seized
and will offer for eale at public anc-
ton. at the courthouse door in the
parish Of Vermilion, on
Saturday, June 26, 1897,
between the hours of II O'Clock q M.
and 4 p. m, the following described
property, to wit
All Of Godfrey Bonvillain's midi
vided share right, title and interest
iu and to o certain tract OF land Or
sugar plantation situated in the par
ish of Vermiiion, on the west side Of
the bayou Vermi'ioD, measuring
twelve and one-half l2a) arprnts
front on said bayou by u depth of
Forty (4b) arpents and bounded
above by lands of A.. G. Maxwell,
below by those Fl. Fl. Barrels, east
by sal ! bayou Vermilion and west by
lands OF H. i. Lee, Mra. ]. j, Gray
and others; together with said lands
are inclnded also the undivided half
share, right. title and interest Of said
mortgagor in aud to all the build
ings and improvements situated on
said lands. including work stock,
agricultural implements. etc.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS :
Said property being ordered 10
be sold for cash, sufficient to satisfy
the sum Of two thousand one hundred
(s2l00) dollars with so per a,num
interest from the 9th day of Febru-
airy, 1893, until paid; togelhef Win
ten per cent attorneys fees to be
computed on the whole amount Of
principal and interest herein due
and all costs of these proceedings.
And on o credit until the 27ih
day Of February, 1897, on the far
Their sum of sever hundred ($7GG)
dollars, with 8 per cent per annnm
interest. from February 81, 1893
until paid; and on a credit until
February q, 1898. on the sum o
seven hundred ($T00) dollars. with
eight per cent per anintr interest
from February p, 1893.
Sheriff Office, Ahbeville, La. thi;
22d day of MAY 1897.
CASTOR LEBLANC, Dep. Sheriff.