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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
NEW E A OF THE COAST sURVEE.
Prof Pritchett or 81. Louis Appointed to
Succeed Gen. Dunield.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Gen. W. w. Dufield
will resign as Superintendent OF the Coast and
Geodetic Survey on Nov. !, and will be succeed.
ed by Henry s. Pritchett, professor of physics
and astronomy in Washington University, st.
Louis. Prof. Pritchett's appointment, which
has been foreshadowed for several days, was q
signal instance Of the Office seeking the man, as
the application on his behalf was filed in the
Treasury Department without his knowledge.
His support came almost exclusively from his
scientific colleagues, the only active politician
who is on record in his favor being Senator
Cockrell Of Missouri. Pritchett is u Re ublican.
and Cockrellhs support was based on State pride,
the appointee being a native of Fayette. Mo. In
his youth Mr.. Pritchett was a schoolmate or
former Congressman Hendrix of Brooklyn, who
also enthusiastically Endorsed him. .
Prof. Pritchett was for i've years in the Naval
Observatory here and for fifteen years past has
been connected with tho Washington Cniver-
eity. He Is only 40 years old, and Is the young
est man ever appointed to the head Of the Sur
vey. In that time he has been connected almost
continuously with the work of the Coast Survey
and spent q year in Japan and China conducting
experiments for determining the figure OF the
earth. Prof. Pritchett speaks French and Ger.
man. has received a number of scientific de-
grees from. American institutions, holds the
degree OF Doctor of Philosophy from the Uni
yersity OF Munich. and is a member of the
Astronomische Gesellschaft.
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Pay King.

PROVIDENCE. r. L., Oct. 27.-Miss Mary Far.
quhar Jones King, daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Goodrich King of this city, was married this
evening to William %Farquhar Payson, son OF f.
C. Payson OF New York, in st. Johns Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was witnessed by many
invited guests, not only from this city, but from
Boston, New York, Baltimore. and England.
The bride was accompanied to the altar by her
brother. G. +. J. King. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, the Rev. c.. l.. Richards,
u. d., assisted by the Rev. Henry y. Washburn.
The maid OF honor was Miss Adelaide Vernon
OF this city. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Foster, Miss Lucy Aldrich, Miss Daisy Dwight,
and Miss Ellen Dorrancc of this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Furze of England. Each was gowncd
In yellow silk with white tulle. The best man
was Archibald Douglass OF New York. Tho
ushers were II. Percy Douglass, Paul Armitage,
and Ezra Wyncook ( New York. and Frank
Wheclwright. Frederick A. King, and Harry z.
Cross Of this city.
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STILL AFTER THE BACCHANTE.
The womnn's Christian Temperance Union
Now Condemns MncHonnIcs's statue.

The Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
Now Condemns MacSIonnIcs's statue.
The following communication has been sent
to the Committee on Sculpture Of the Metropol-
itan Museum Of Art:
DEAR SIRs: 1t having come to the knowledge
of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
that the statue Of the 'Bacchante' had been
offered to the Metropolitan Museum OF Art, and
that it had been refused a place in the city OF
Boston, the character of the statue was care.
fully considered, and 1t was unanimously dc.
cided that the influence of such a statue was all
the more subversive Of good morals from the
fact that 1t is clothed in beautiful lines and
curves. -,
ference in the way a statue or picture looks to
himself and the way It affects his brother who
is not an artist. While studying art in Paris no
the ~statuary used as models. The artist said he
saw in them only beautiful lines and curves;
but the brother declared that he could not stop
there. he saw the live models in the statue.
Dear Sirs:. While we may educate and ele-
whatever is suggestive of good and pure mo-
tives and actions, and whatever Is really beau
tiful. we deprave the moral sense and taste. es-
pecially of those who are not artists, by placing
before them ANYTHING that suggests u depraved
or immoral creature.
Therefore, in behalf OF the young. thousands
of W nom will look upon this statue il placed in
the museum. our organization, numbering
to accept it. The following resolution was
adopted unanimously at our State Convention
at Cort and, on Oct. z, 1897:
"Resoired, That the convention declare
against the publication and circulation Of i'm
pure literature, the disgusting details OF vice
and crime in the public press, and all exhibit
tons OF persons, pictures and ~statuary which
present immoral suggestions.
We protest against tho acceptance of the
'Bacchante' statue by the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art as an insult to motherhood, and beliey We
that It's influence would be degrading and de-
moralizing. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. HARRIET :. PRIrCHARD,
Estate Superintendent OF the W. e.. 7. L. of
New York tor Purity in Literature and Art.
"134 VAN BURES STREET. B~RooKLYS. n. Y.
Oct. 26. 1897"
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uALLoWEL1AN IND THELABoRoUE
He Objects to Figuring Further In the LAltIe
Unplenaantness.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-James r. holland.
marshal of the Court of Appeals. and Ben. +.
Roberts have written a song entitled Labor
Queen Its heroine is Miss edna Whitney Of
Chillicothc. Mo-, cigar packer, who, through UNI
fortunate circumstances, failed to represent her
town in Kansas City's flower parade. Walter
H%allowell, Chairman OF the Karnival krew's
Executive Comm ttec, and one of Kansas Citv's
prominent business men, telegraphed to Chilli
cothe that, owing to the young woulan' occu-
patton as u cigar packer, she would not be ac-
ceptablc as q maid OF honor to Queen Carnation.
Messrs. holland and Roberts have engraved a
gaudy title page showing Miss Whitney's
photograph, u newspaper clipping regarding
the episode and the telegram, signed BY Hal.
lowell. The latter heard OF this and has entered
vigorous objections. He has threatened 10 get
out an injunction to prevent the publication Of
the song.
81 haven't anything to say about the matter"
said Mr.. Hallowcll this afternoon, except that
they will leave my name off the title page"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
WHERE ARE MRS. puMoNr,s JEWELS
A MJsierioua Robbery nt n nonsonhurst
boarding House. |

The police Of Bath Beach arc much pcrplexed
over a mysterious robbery reported to them
yesterday by Mrs. Ida Dumont of 2225 Eighty
NTH street, Bensonhurst. Mrs. Dumont, who is
a widow, says that she has Been robbed OF jew
elry and precious stones valued at $1,000. She
does not accuse any individual, but the police
are looking for a young man who had boarded
II, the house for u year and who left on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dunonl kept the jcwclry In a tin box in
adrawcr or "a bureau on the second floor, she
last saw the box on Thursday of last week.
W en- she opened the drawer on Sunday night
the box and jewelry had disappeared. The box
contained fifteen articles, including, a gold
watch. presented to Mrs. DuInOnts late hus.
band. Robert :. Dumont, by the vcstrymcn OF
the Church OF the Holy Trinity In this city. The
watch is valued at 5000. Other articles stolen
arc a medallion brooch, onyx and amethyst
rings, a catscyc pin. n coral set, diamond
rings, and a gold watch bearing tho initials
wv. II. A."
Tho Bath Beach police are at a loss TO under.
stand why Mrs. Dumont did not report the rob
berry to them earlier. She notified the Brooklyn
police at Headquarters on Monday.
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r.. l.. READE DECLARES He IS SANE.
He Is Now In Hioomiugdnic Asy,nm-He Mar
rIcd Josie Mnnsfieic.

Robert Livingston itcado, on his own petition.
obtained n writ Of habcns corpus from Justice
Truax of the Supreme Court yesterday roquir-
ing his production in court. He has been in
Blooniugdalc Asylum since April II last. when
he wa committed on an order OF Justice Beck.
man based on ai!idavits OF Dvs. Allen Fitch and
David II. Spragne. lie says he is nov mentally
competent.
lcadc was formally wealthy, but now he has
only S22,0oO. He i II graduate of Vale College.
lie married Josie Mansfield, who figured in The
Stukc,.Fisk shooting. The marriage occurred
in 1851. but she secured u divorce from him in
November, 1888. A Shorih's jury found that
Rrndc WAS unbalanced several months ago as
tho result of excessive use OF alcohol and choral.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Assistant Secretary
Spaulding to-day recommended that the rcsig.
nation OF John w. Kinsey as superintendent of
construction OF the public building at Buffalo.
which was asked for last week, be accepted, and
Secretary Gage approved the recommendation.
Kinsey, after an examination. failed 10 satisfy
the officials of his competency.
The seal conference adjourned to-day until
Monday next, IN order to permit Mr.. Mitsukuri.
one of the Japanese delegates, TO attend tho
founding OF Sheffield Scientific School, va Q
University, OF which he Is a graduate. Score
gates, including Prof. Darcy Thompson, the
British scientific expert, on Friday night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
American Horse. and sheep for Australia.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Department of
Agriculture has been officially notified of the
appointment by New South Wales OF a veteri-
mary inspector at San Francisco to examine and
grant certificates OF health for American horses
to be shipped to Australia from that port. A
similar appointment of a veterinary inspector
at New York In behalf of Australia WAS recently
made by New South Wales to facilitate the
country from New York only. The department
Is further informed that American bred merinos
are the 'premium" sheep in Australia, and
that the breeding and shipping OF such sheep to
that market Is hocOminE more ana more pOpuiar.
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greens are accountable for some of the poor
NOTES,

An interesting professional match at thirty
six holes for II purse will be played at Meadow
brook on Saturday between W. II. Way OF tho
home club aud &. a. Griffiths OF the Westbrook
Golf Club.
There will be n large turnout of golfers for
the preliminary round or the open tournament
at Orange this morning. The entries include
FoXhall p. KeenG, ". J. Travis. A. Il: Fem. f.
4. Walthew, l. p; Baynrd, Jr., j.. c, Powers Of
PATERSON, Oct. PA blind" handicap for
women members will be played on the North
mine tho woman championship. Valuable
prizes will go to first and second. Mrs; Charles
Ryle, the runner.upo OF last years championship,
are among the entries, of which there ID u long
list.
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Mrs. Myra Westervelt and Edgar Mcintyre OF
Jersey City were married last night at the resi-
Gence OF Mrs. Abraham Hopper, the brides Sis
ter. Avenue A and West Thirty.third street,
Bayonne. The Rev. Charles Jones of The First
Reformed Church of Bayonne OBLIGATED. There
were zoo guests, including. friends from New
and Mrs. Mcintyre will reside at 81 West Tnir.
ty-third street. Bayonnc, on their return from II
honeymoon spent in Washington and the South.
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Gen. FlnEler,s Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Gen. David W. Flag
lcr's report, as chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance.
shows that in the last fiscal year expenditures
on that account were 81. 90l ,lOs. Rifles to the
number OF 24,564 were furnished to the Ma.
tional Guards of the several States. lie SAYS
that satisfactory results have cen obtained
from the experiments with smokeless powder.
The report is mainly devoted to a technical dis.
cussion of ordnance in connection with the sea.
coast defenCes.
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WAsHINGToN, Oct. 27.-Iieut. Richardson,
who accompanied Capt. Roy on his Alaskan
trip has made a supplemental report, under
cate OF Sept. IL, in which he says that they will
remain AT Fort Yukon until the river freezes,
anu then they viii try to make their way to
BaMsoh CITY with dog teams. He confirms Capt.
me people along the river and at Dawson owing
" tue ihabIiiLy OF boats 10 proceed because OF
low water. Several hundred persons are in
camp al taInpaTt City, where the prospects, en-
In that vicinity.
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Gen. vl..huEh Lee Rest. = nlchnOua Hou.e.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 27.-Gen. FitzhuEh Lee
returned to Richmond from Lynchburg yester.
day. where he went to remove his furniture to
this city, having rented a house here. When
asked no might become q citizen OF Richmond
ington on Tuesday, or "Wednesday and remain
there TWO or three days and will go thence TO
week for Havana.
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Miss Elizabeth Herbert Williams, n daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel C.. Williams of 90 West
Eighty-sccond street, and Hugh Brock Suther.
land were 1t arried yesterday AT noon at the
sunmer homo OF the brides family, Windmere,
erIlnd, father OF the bridegroom. Miss Mabel
williams, u sister of The bride. was maid OF
wnE hest man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28

Gov. GrigGs announced yesterday the names
of the Commissioners he Ia. appointed to rep
resent New Jersey nj the TrGns.Mississippi aud
international Exposition, which will be held in
The Commissioners are Col. Robert Mitchell
Floyd and Miss Eva Henry William, of Jersey
City, Elisha b.. Glidis Of Newark. Senator
ton, f.. G. Hazard OF Shrewsbury. and .iohn Ed,
wards Barbour OF Paterson. The Commission,
crs will III ct tor organization at 56 Clerk street,
Jersey City, on Nov. l..
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GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. 27.-Miss Matilda
Rheinfrank, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. John
Rheinfrdnk, WAS married this evening to Mr.
Herbert Wilmer Hanan, son OF John II. lIanan
OF Brooklyn. owner OF the yacht Acushla, by tho
Rev. George Iiass Of NeN York. The ceremony
took place at the country home Of thu brides
parents. Mr.. Addison Garth Waite IiHnan of
brooklyn, brother OF the bridegroom, was hest
man, and Miss theinfrank, sister of tho bride,
WAS maid of honor.
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C0mcr-PenbOdy.

The marriage OF Miss Blanche Crissy Peabody
and Harry Conner Of London, England. t.ok
place last night Mt the home of the brides
Nest llSth street. The Rev. A. Russell NGyins
performed the Miss Marion Higgins
attended the bride as maid OF honor, anG L. ii.
Dc Leon was best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
sss, ooo 900 OF New silver C~er,,ne.,...

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-An order was given
to-day by Assistant Secretary Yanderlip for tho
printing by the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing and their delivery to tho Treasury OF tho
United States silver certificates OF the following
denominations and amounts: Five dollars. $l2,-
100000; ten dollars, ,Sl2. 900. 900; twenty dol
not mean AN initiation OF the currency. Tho
notes arc 10 be issued in place OF old ones de-
stroyed.
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CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 27.-Edward G. Curtis,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives OF
Illinois. and Miss Mary Il. Griffin were married
mt the residence of DIR. o. b. Campbell, 9v3
Cedar avenue. this city, today. The home OF
both bride and bridegroom is Grant Park, Ill.
and the brides purents reside there. The bride.
groom Is u nephew OF Mrs. Campbell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
Want 10 He Police Surgeons.

The Board Of Medical Examiners yesterday
held nm examination in room III OF the Federal
building OF candidates for appointment AS sur.
gcons IN The Police Department. Sevcnty.scvcn
candidates were examined. Tho Board OF EY.
amincrs makes tho icchLlcal rating, which
counts as 5Oper cent. and inc Police Commissions
ors fix tha rating Tor general qualifications, tho
same rs in the case of candidates for appoint
ment To other places in 1.-THE department. There
are TWO vacancies on the stan OF police surgeons.
The salary is al, 900 a gear.
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The UseruI silver Dollar.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. 2;.-Mrs NJ. c. Linn OF
Russell county is the proud mother of trIplets.
all boys. She has namgl them for William j..
Dryan. Gov. Leedy anu Jerry Simpson, and mott,
fled each By wire. simpson has responded with
q silver dollar Tor each uf them, which he sent
them, he said, 10 "cut tleir teeth on"
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Three nrldcs on tho same Tralu.

GREENPoRT, n. Y. Oct. 27.-To,day three
newly married couples left this place on the
same train. They we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ioui, L.
Wells, MI. and Mrs. James 7. Grady, and Mr..
village assumes u holiday aspect In honor OF
the unusual event. About 500 people crowded
the platform 70 bid farewell TO tho respective
wishes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28

An exhibition OF competitive drawings, sub
mitted 10y the studcnta working under the dircc.
ton of the Society of BcIuN Arts Architects, Ia
now open. free to all. in tho rooms of the Archi.
Fifty.bcvonth street. Tho exhibition Is open to
the public TODAY ana tO-mOrrOW,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
rs FiI In Three ana q Half Acres 1t Ellis
Island.

WAsliINdToS, Oct. 27.-Plans for filling In
about three and a half acres on the west side OF
Eills Island were approved to-day in the office
e. ne supervising Architect of the Treasury.
M w iuylor SAID II was tie expectation OF the
9mce that the immigration citation thero WouId
% READY for occupancy next year.
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Record Cycling at the Or, stall Palace. London.

LONDON. Oct. @7.-At the Crystal Palace to-
day Palmer. the bicyclist, broke all records for
from 81 to g. miles. He rode the hitter distance
IN ! hour - minutes 29FA seconds. lie also
broke the record for two hours, covering in that
time U2 miles 400 yards.
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While Albert Candldus. tho 5-year-old SON
OF Policeman Candidus of the Stage street sta
tion, williamsburg, was playing with his
fathers 3s-calibre revolver ut his house, 17S
MuuJer street, yesterday Afternoon, he shob
DANGEROUS,
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Mlnlnr nos- A.snssInAtea.

B]IRMINGuAM Ala. oct. 27.-John Con, min
ing boss at Blue Creck mines, returned from
church late last night, aud when near Johns,
Ala, WAS waylaid and murdered by highway.
ROADSIDE with dive bullet holes in the head.
Coils watch and 80 we're taken from his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28

WARTS ARE UNPLEASAST.
Don't try self. reatmeut but consult John II, Wood
bury. l27 w. Isd 81. \. y; 80 years cEprTl nee ln
curing all skin diseases. Send lOc, for BraitHhouk an
sample Of Woodbury'SF Facial soap VI FaeLAI Cream.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
BIG CROWDS AZ Es4E CIRCUS.
Numag!. Hamilton & Sells Slew
Draws the Crowd

Hnmmel, Hamilton s Stills cir
cus drew another very large crowd
asst night and the enthusiasm Of
he Ausijeaua was fully ns demon
strafye as that Of The previous
evening.
No cleaner, brighter or better
s!,ow tlsau ;!is has ever visited
Liftle i'snek. It is honestly CON
dnr'oi| ',y y capable and gentle
manly management, and the ul!tr
absence Of any Of the ''!hksi" ulass
or rather ,llsrel:'lsHh'e p"n;,'r was
a pleasure to all who attended.
NesSrs. nunmei, Hamilton &
Sells are to be commended for thu.
stand they t:ssr against anything
partaking OF dishonest practices.
Che circus exhibits this after.
noon and evening in Argenta and
then will visit several other towns
in Arkansas before entering Texas
for q tour CT that state Arknii.
sas Gazette, Nov. II, 1897.
This Great Show viii Exhibit at
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15

Alexandria on Wednesday Drt
22sl;l.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
Democratic Nominees
For Delegates 10 The Constitutional Coz
yeuti0a from Eap!des Parish:
j. r. THORNTON,
Il. J. SULLIVAN,
OF Alexandria.
Pop lists Of sSapiiIes Make Nonll'
nations.


The Parish Executive commit.
tee CT the r0pnl''0 parry u map
Iles parish met az Oh N'di, pun
snant to Call, Oh Saturday iaSt "h"
nominated The following sen,'o
mea az Delegates from H'Pi'''@
parish to the eohs'l'u'ioh"' coLN Gu
ton to-wlt: Il. j. Barrett oi '"e
willie and John H. CaFfN'h, u III.
mer, 7. o.
Nhl!e we are hDac4onlnleo Win
the political aHteceuentS u Nh
Carruth, bat suppose ma 10 "o d
disseniient Democrat "Ssni%eo
in popuIlstlc raimehF, we are ihu
mately acquainted win 'he POM"
cal history ct Mr. Barrel Tor tht
past thirty years ahh KNOW M" q
be IN ancient, 0f'gIhai aha gen"
Inc Republican, VINO MS i'"S"'
The DmocrAtIc parry ID HI 'i'0H
field for that iehgt!' Of time
The political complexion Oh ''''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
Revival After Depressing Pc
ROD.

Two months ofenarantin", shat.
ting out - m"st entirely the ratfjr
over the Son bern Pacific l,t w Ell
New Orleans snti points in Texas,
has MOI il AIRY gise impaired the
zeal OF tie the in opening he
great highway fer traffic. Com
mencing November 25ii', the va
Tious crI1R,uniiiss E.Hye raised
tEsrir Gnafan'inrs and ieEe;'iaieiy
The Guuh!e daily train ser, ice Will.
hffs't slrtrers VAS put liz opera.
t,"n, masking connection at New
Orleans with al lines east an,.
north. ta22.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
An Interesting and Instructive
Lecture.

DR.. W. L. Bringhurst, of HcnA
erson, Texas. delivered an inter
esiing and instructive lecture al
the opera house last Thursday
night. The Doctor, AZ We have al
ready announced, Is ii native and
former resident OF Alexandria, His
subject was "Ihe Problem OF
Life While his audience was
small, it was yet Il very Appreciat,
i've one and followed him closely
throughout the entire lecture,
which lasted mere than an hour.
interspersed with nathos, wit, I'm.
NOR aud practical Illustrations Of
his very interesting subject. FIRE.
quent applause a:trsted the appre
citation of the audience. His ref
erencc to many Of the evil hAhi s
of life, such as cver.iudH'grrGa IL
the use of intoxicaHts aud tobacco
seemed to carry his auditors witt
him by STERN, especially !ae frnl
nine portion Of it, Tie Doctor il
an eloquent, instructive and inter
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
BuckiCn's Aruica s;uivc.

TUE BEST SALvB in the world
IA! Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Hiieum, Fever Sores, letter,
Uhapped Hands, ChilibIaiuS, Carus
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tiyeiy cures Plies, or Ito pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
pen feet satisfaction Or moity re-
funded. Price 70 cents per Gox.
For sale at the Eagle Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-15
Sl276 %
On motion Ct T.. Z. Stamrrh-

Sl2tO IS !
On motion of T.. 4. St"if,rh-
Resolved, That he SawrriHten
dent Of the + Il. and ". Nuks,
I've instructed 20 place wattr III"
ttrs in the tnll"H!ng Ilaces, viz:
Livery stables, barber shops, laun
dries, ',oaV.:iuS iltuses, hotels, bak-
cries. restaurants ANS! factories, ana
any and all places where, i'll The
Superintendent Judgment, the
cny's aatsr SUPPLY shouid be 81
protected.
o. mnfion Of SAnl Warsl;aaer
h.,sols ed, That al PERSONS ssi-.
ling cat OF the corporate limits t,*
,rqnjrra to pay double the rate
i0r iighis.
The yeas and nays we're called
;;Hd resulted rs fn!!o*S:
observation-disclosures and Slr1kx
Nays-Neii, Stafford and Bring
'.nr.t.
Motion lost.
Oh n,Iinn of r. 4. Stafford
ErSo!: Cd. That li'e &upt,int.'u-
dent Of +. +. ait ". Works lie
iusituc5"d :n furnish ,"rsons liv
ing eat ut' tI'e corporate limits.
lights al th. following prices: On"
cent nSr lionr for l6.ean,lle power;