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St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
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50 O5
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ASSESSMENT IS MILLS, rcLL Tax
AND cOsr.
Parisy C Mrs est, certain lot
making u part vi sar II, 10 # on
Florida 81. by 17S It in .sptl, 4
mp DIV st John. as'.l $50 81 O5
Also the following property,
found by Mr.. w. II O'Beirne,
will be sold on
Saturday, May 90, 1897.
Adams v l. j B Mrs. 40 acres, -
part of sec AZ. tr Z. 10 e. for
taxes Of '93. '94. % 4 sc. as'd 5000.
$l3 50
BsuiOn. Re.laing. Ivey. wO,dman
L Brown. 48O acres, ri! RI sec IL.
tp :. Is Is. for 4 years ms'd $500
per year, $jO ID
Bill Jane Mrs 4 S.,livan D. %
acres. part Of 10; ). SEQ IL tpS, r IA
.. ns'd 1925. for on. year, IS so
Booth Edward. 60 acres in center
Of sec AZ II 5. II g. for 4 years $50.
S. 55
Bsierona c F, 162 acres u " ! sec
81. tp 6. ID Z. for 2 years as'L
5000 per ye,sr. 81 20
Bush Clins S. 5362 acres, 1i57
acres. all Of sec 3. all of sec 8. =
RI sec II. 1876 acres, lots l h 2
sec 1, lots ! l. 2n 9 scc IL. all ot
s.c .. lots l. : l. Z sec 8. all Of sec
Z, all in tp 10. r Is =. 5O3 acres all
If sec 33. lots !. 2 3. 4. 9. Z. IL. Is
l. 1G. Sec 81. lots 2. 1 l. = ~ " ! OF
u W s~c 81 tp 8. r III 6. 4l3 acre..
lots |, 2. 5. 4. 5. 4 6. e / 4ofse4 4
u W Of e 9 !. SEC 26. Up . r Is .. 4
lots Z. 10. IL l. Ii Of rec 26. Up 8.
r Is e. . W ! ofne !. l. n 9 Of
n W sec ~. l99 acres, lots 3. 6.
3 l. 10. me osne3& " / Of
= w / sec 35. 15O acres. lots 2 ) !
4 5. in W of "a e sec 36. ~ .
E Is .. 324 acres. lots 2. ). 4. s. sc.
sec z. Up 10, l5 .. 55 acres. l"ts
J, Z. ). 4 5. 6. 49, 8. 1O. IL, II, 13.
IA 4 Is, " of u e &se I os
> l. w / of 9 W sec 25. ~ 9.
r Is =. asd &268l. 1t 15. Il Ii 4
15 iaiils. $l65
Cnmmcr Luml,as Co. 40 ad :,
sw "f ~ rec 8. IT, 5. IL as'd
500. at Is. I3 1lk Is mills. 81 80
Cnnsoni I. 81 scres. lot . bayou
L.comle acid $50. NJ Is, IL. Il 4
l5 mills, - 95
..,re Mary Mrs. 30 acres y ! III
n rec IL. tp 5 l5 .. n~'d 500.
81 81
Chapman jessie .or Heirs. $50
acres. .ll Of sec 81, ~ 5. Is e.
AID 100 dolls. Z 80
Daiurian p o. sqr 66 isossier
Clvy, NJ u O'I stOIS, Tor 10 & 80, 3J0
Danes Bertrand. sqr Sc. B.,ss;+r
City. as'a lOO dolls. f"r 95 l. '9j.
5 OO
40 .i.,is. 4 ~
.,ol..nte B. 81 acres. W or. sec
l6. Il. T.. 10. =, as'a TO-. dolls. 3 Is
I-rwis Phillip 1894 a.fes. $40
acsrs u " ~ Of y or l. " .fs v
nr. l. In,s =. \. 4. s, q 4 z. sec q. tp
. r Is .. +" qr Os n " Or 4 Ints l
4 8. sec =, ip 8.Il5e. 1ll9 scrss
Z of n " qs see :E. " of " e Or
'rs ~ tp 7.rl4~.sx qr VI "
qr sse q, = 4r &s "f n " or +
J. Of ss q. SIC Ia " = of u y ar
1 of~ kswqs"f~s = . ar s-e I.
! ' Yr u v qr 4 : qr s~c n,
: Il =" rr 4 w -: = qr s~r
% u 8, Il .. s.'d 500 .i..le. 50 20
Holt n J. s .er<A ~ * xec "A.
y ?. - = sd 3s d. > S
- = sfs ~ N n n NJ ~ 9sS
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Quave Rosemon. ooe thonsand acres
and imp known as the Sinxletsry Tract .
on Bosue Ch:tto River, tp 5, r 3 e. as
one Thousand dOI.s, Is ID.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15


:;S'oods Julian, 81 5O-lOO acres
4 imp in q Q qr, acc u. tp =. I4e,
as'd $50 d0Is. 5 b.
William Robert, 5 acres. l,elng =
portion Of e " Or II = { ar 4 9 a.
II " or, l. " , of " q. soc -.
z. 7.rl3e. as'd $40 $:s Is
Wexford John, 5S acrss in > ]
'of W qr sec -. tp Z, II &, ss',l
50 dolls. 3 IS
Z.nser Fred. u lots ! l. z >slr ~,
Isossi. : .iiy as'd 100 dolls. 1 81
MadisOmville.
AsskesuExr Is MlLlx IolL Tax
Axp Coss.
Rnze Ls-O3sslia sliss. = Isls & i,ni.
as'.i $50. o. IS
Ds!s.,n> Resi- Mrs. 4 hsts 1 i.ni,
on M"rgn" st. s~'.l Sl35. ~ W
D.'sm Nich,lAx ees. 4 lols an -.
Ann ri. bounded Ly II Dicks ;.r.,l,-
sr.y / 40 ., .,a. sixth of ti.s k.is
sold 4. = Curo 4 ]. Bradley. .s'.i
80 ~ 66
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Rene Mrs Blanche, twenty-five acres
anl imp on Bayou (astaing, east OF
Vaudeville, as't two hundred dolls, 10.
Rivielie Griffin, one hundred sixty
acres and imp iD tp S, : 10 9. as't two
hun :ired fiity-five dolls, q 95.
Richardson John, 40 ccres and imp
sec 2, tp 5, Zoe, asst onu hundred dols,
4 GO.
Rogers Geo W, leO 5000 acres and
imp-1lO 90-l0O acres in = Il sec 10,
also tha. portion Of W = Of ne sec
Is, tp6, IL e, containing twenty acres,
more or less, vest of the Lee Ferry
Road, asst eleven hundred Coils, 10 60
Riviesrc Melville, one acre ard imp
east sid. of Bayou Laco.-.Lc, bonndetl
noith by lands Of Francois Cxrere, and
s0uti,, cast and west by lands Of Mrs
Anatole Cousin, asst seven.y-five dolls,
1 25.
Robertson AIrs l.. lots 4 and ), sqr 1,
cor Keller ana Fist SITS, and lump, iSos-
sir City, as't i've hundred dolls, 8 10.
Robert E P, Ia acres an.l imp, "a
of G Of n IA Of ne Ia. " IA OF
n IA acc ej, .p s, II e, as't nine
hu: deed fortr-.wo dolls, II 25.
kivierre Emile, forty acres and i'm p
east side of B,ycn Lacombe l.. sec 20,
tp =, u e, as't three hundred forty five
dolls, 3 80.
Randall Mary F,'fny-tbree acres and
mp east siae # Bayou Lacombe, as't
twenty-five dolls, 80.
BcMsseaax Mrs II A, l59 3l-lO0 acres
being he ncrth < OF IA and "
IA Of n IA and n IA Of v IA sec
II, tp ., Is e, asst two hundred dolls,
10.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Thorn cson Len, eighty acres and imp
tp 5, Z 10 e, asst one hundred TWEEN y
dolls, 4 90.
Tyler Andrew, two acres and ilar,
bounded north by Chas uerdc:xOn.
south by Peter Gaines, east by Tabarry,
anJ west ~ Joseph Pages, asst iity
dolls, ; IS.
Taylor Joseph d. Il, 40 .res ] Il 8
v / ( 9 ] of sec Z. 5GO acres, in.c-
ti,Dsl sec 8. excepting the . Of !
soc 9. 4sI 93.,Oo acres sec II, Gu
ncres /. Of n = sec eighteen. 4SO acres,
e sec 10. $50 acres sec ~, $40 acres sec
2S. $40 acres rec %, 643 acres . L
of W of sec 80, 48O acres . 4 Q Of v
SIC II. 400 acrx sec 50. 653 4l-iUO
acres sec -, 65.. 32-lOO acres fractional
section "a, l23 6A-lOO acres, ell in tp
Ef,i5 esst. lots 4 K 4 . I sec 6, 236 4
sec 5, G39 4 g. lGO acres &C
4, eSo g 100 acres sec 3, 638 X 8OlIOO
acres frsctlonal sec z, SIS i l3-lOO acres.
lots I 5 4 sc & G ] Of nv &ne / 4
" OF " ! sec =. 55l l. 5O-:U acres n
] sec 2, $40 4 2l-lOO acres n J 4 Sc
SEQ 10. ASO 4 3l-ltO acrem n !kxe sev
IL. ass 4 g. 100 acres, lots ! ;, 4 = W
quarter Of quarter 4 . W ofse3 Il q
sec Is, 6:7 4 35-lOO acres n frac
tional / < lots Il sec II, $50 4 6O-l1O
arres Lorth ! o: sec "a. SIT X S3-lO)
crss, IL: in tp =. 10 fractional secs
IL Z ~, ana n fractional KS Of s
" sce ~. 46A & 6-lOD heres all in tr 4,
Z l6 east. lot 4 ii the Dun .nn Mct;sli
subdivision OF secs IS l. ~. tp Is
east. leo acre., asst lN,UO dollsrs.
$lc5 III.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

krost Chas, lot IL & l4-15 of lot r.,
sqr 10, Bossier City, asst one hundred
dolls, 8 60.
Karn y, 100 acres. bounded north by
BOgue Chit'O river. south by lands Of
w Durpiest, east by B West and wes:
by Rivierre, less ten acres sold to Jones
i Picket, asst one hundred thirty dolls,
O5.
Kaufman NJ, ( II Fitzpatrick u acres
lot ], sec 8. tp ., IA e, asst thirty dolls,
2 5j
Kuntz Emile. 1916 acres & imp, all of
sec 81. tp 3, l. c. known as the Man.
dau Grant, asst one thousand dolls,
IL 10,
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Sheriff. and cx-Omcio raA s.olla earr.
Cov,n2ton. La. April 10, 1897.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Summers Tobias, q of lots 10 and IL,
sqr . 4 imp, Abita Springs, a'sd SS4D,
8 20.
Secbt j, 40 acres, W = of u W corner
Of sec 3, tp 6, r 10 e, as'd forty dollars,
20.
Sarazin Jules, lot IL, sqr 66, Bossier
City, as'd fifty dollars, 2 50
Sullivan Thomas, lot l, sqr 5, BOs-
sier City, as'd fifty dollars. 2 IS
Scharfschwerdt + est. l63 acres and
imp, 4 Of sec 2s, tp 8, 10 e, as'd
5000, 10.
Sharp Dave, l60 acres and imp in t'r
). 10 e, as'd $235, IS
Sn,sllwoo.i Joseph, shrss acres { imp
east side of Bay1n LscOmbe, tp 8. IL
east, asst twent. five dolls. 8 80.
Sigrest Il J, 81 acres and imp at 81
joe west side of N . L N e Il Il, as'd
$50, ) s.
Shanklin Andy, thee acres and imp,
part OF Gusmau tract In sec ~, tp 3, l
II e. as'd 800, 4 60.
Stanley ] L, lGO 4S-lOO acres. sc =
Of sec 33, tp Z, II e, as'd $500, . 30
Stafford Hiss Mary. lGO acres aud imp
on r.lisheek Creek, tps, IL e, as't two
Lun.ired dolls, 5 H.
sims Alfred, eighty acres ar d imp. ii,
4, r H.. asst scvent. five dolls. 4 25.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

unknown owners ~ acres, more
or lsss " or 4 . " az Of +" . ar.
cf sec q. T., 6. IL e. .s Il zOO dolls.
) I'D
Cnkm,wn owners, 81 acres. iu
! Of e !. sec ) tp8. Is .. as'd
81 dolls, z 95
The broad ax., 1897-08-07

We must have distinct purpose
in living and we cannot put that
purpose too high. A man only be-
comes what be makes himself, and
We rarely reach the goal without
exerting every energy.-BishoP
lYziffaker, EpiscopaIidn, Phiiadef-
The broad ax., 1897-08-07
CUT RATES EAST
Via Union Pacific System.

-
OK July IA to 10 inclusive, and
on July 81, "a, %, 81 and August
A, z, ii the Union Pacific an
nounces the following very low
rates:
To Denver. SIl.O0
To Kansas City, Omaha,
Sioux City, etc. 1850
To Fort Worth, Texas. 1880
To st. Louis. -. 20.25
To Chicago. 22.50
Consult your own interest and
use the line which offers several
hours quickest time, the finest
equipment, consisting Of Pullman
Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
Cars, Buffet Smoking and Library
Cars, and Free Reclining Chair
Cars, with no change between Salt
Lake City and Missouri River or
Chicago. Call at ticket Office, No.
2Ol Main Street, for full particu-
lars.
The broad ax., 1897-08-07

Tar Hon. w. ], Bryan's new
book, entitled 'The First Battle, {"
which contains many beautifnlillns-
trations, and bound in extra fine
English cloth, and the Broad Ak
for six months. for - so.
The broad ax., 1897-08-07
CURE CONSUMPTION.

n.
a1d sefe.siss, oaers 80 send Fres,
- The Amtetea. three BOttlea q
HIS Newly DfDe0vore6 Rene.
dies % Cure COnsampafoa
and An Lang Troablss-
Nothing could be fairer, more phIlanthropic
or carry more Joy in It's wake than the ofIer Of
IA Slocum, NJ. C., Of SO Pine street. New
York City.
Confident hat be has discovered an absolute
cure for consumption and all pulmonary com
plants. and 10 make its great merits known, he
viii send. free. three bottles (the Slocum new
system Of medicine) to any reader Of the BROAD
Ak. who Is suffering from chest. throat and lung
troubles or consumption.
He invites those DESTROYS Of obtaining the
remedies 10 simply send him their express and
postofhce address. and receive in return the
three free bottles.
Already this new scientific course Of medi-
cine" has permanently cured thousands Of ap-
parently hopeless cases.
He considers Il his religious duty-a duty
which be owes 70 humanity-to donate his infAl-
lible cure.
Offered freely. apart from is inherent strength,
IS enough TO commend II, and more 50 d the
perfect confidence Of the great chemist making
the offer.
He has proved consumption to be a durable
disease beyond any doubt.
There win be no mistake In sending-the mis-
take win be in overlooking the Doctors gener-
Gus invitation. He has on file in his American
and European Laboratories thousands Of testimo-
mails ofexperience from those cured, in Ilparts
Of the world.
Delays are dangerous mail your address 70
4. A. Slocum, n. C., 9s Pine street, New
York. and when writing the Doctor, please men,
non reading this article In the BROAD Az.
The broad ax., 1897-08-07
EznHER@EEE
w w
OregOnShOrt Line Railroad.

Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City daily
Gin Effect March Is, ,ss7.)
ARRIVE
From Chicago, Omaha, 81 Louis Kan
.as City. Denver, Park City and o.
From Helena, Butte, Portland. san DIV p H.
F7ncisco, Ogden and intermediate
From san Francisco, Cache Valley, ox.
den and intermediates points -. IT'S p. N.
sas City, Denver and Ogden, -. s:Oam
'From Frisco, Milford ami in'ermedi
From MeTcur, Tinitic, Provo, NeD6i. ~ = ~
points .;.....,...... $50 p m.
and Garfield Beach ....-......... I:SOp.
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha. Denver, Kansas
City, 81 Louis, Ogden and Park City. 100 .. N.
ley and Intermeitsie points sOOa-m.
For Ogden and intermediate points. 400 p. N.
Fur Chicago, Omaha, Denver, KaLSaS
City, g. Louis, Butte, Portland ana
For Eureka, Nerrur, Provo, Nephi,
.For Provo, NePSi, Milford, Frisco and y
intermediate points =, -. :OOp. IN.
ssMixed Irain for Garfield Beach,
Tooele and Terminus .. -. SO a. m.
sTrains south OF Juab run daily except Sunday.
ssDaily except Sunday.
"Daily except sunday south OF Juab.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, col MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. E9S.
The only line In connection with the Union
Pacific opening through Pullman Palace Sleep
eHL --latest Improved Tourist sleepers. Free
Reclining Chair Cars. Elegant Day Coaches.
8 W. ECCLES d. Z hurley,
Cen TrE Mgr. Gen Pass. & Text Agt.
W. H BANCROFT,
VcePresL and Gen Mgr.
The broad ax., 1897-08-07
% Chicago aud the CAST

Passengers going East for business, viii nAtur
ally gravitate 20 Chicago. a. the great commercial
eeneer. Passengers REVEALING friends or reia1ves
In ne Eastern States always desire 30 take inn
Chicago en- routal An classes Of passengers viii
md hat NE short Line,' Of the Chicago, VIII
wn1ko = Se. Pnul Railway, via Omaha
and Council Bluffs, affords excellent facilities 70
reach thear destinations IN . manner that viii Dc
sure 70 give ne utnost satisfaction
references 20 the time tables viii indicate u
route 20 Be chosen, and, By asking any principal
agent ycst Of tie Missouri River fDr q ticket over
ne CA1eegos Cooneel Blnns q Omane
snors Line Of TIE CAleAgO, AlfikRukee
q -. Pal Halfway, 700 viii be eheerfally
tnrnianed Eith Ne proper passport via Omaha aae
CnlcASo- Piease note that all OF the short Llns
traln1 arrive IN Chicago IN ample time 10 eoonec
win Ne expreas trains Of all ths great through 81
hnes 20 Ne principal Eastern cities
Ior additional particulars, time tables, nAP'
te, pleas cal On OF address,
ALEX MITCHELL.
Commercial Agent
SALT LAKE CITY. UIAa
The broad ax., 1897-08-07
STANDARD GAUGE.

Leave Salt I1ake cay.
No. I9-For Bingham. $50 q m.
NJ, =-kor trUVo, Grand Junction
and all points East ;....... s'S q m
md ali poruts EaSt. .......... TO p. N
No. s--For bingham, NJ Pleasant
Ali inssrmedisis poins-..... ISs p. m,
No. S-For Ogden and internediAie
No. Lfo& Eureka, Pay;on. Provo. and
ali intsrmsdists poLnls.'... 500 p m
No S-For Ogden and the West...... 9:l0 p. N
No. I-For Ogden and the West.....- ls1O p m
Arrive sals Lake CITY.
No. Prom Bingham, Provo, Grand
Junction and the Elst........ l99O p. N.
and The Easi. SO6 p. N
No. S-From Prove, bingham. Eureka,
BelknAp, Richneld, hanu,
and ali intermediate points SIS 2. n
No. 9-From Ogden and the West. $50 q m.
No EFr0m Ogden and the west. 80 p m
No. e-From Ogden aud intermediate
No. 7-from Eurcis. P.y.cn. Provo '
and all Intsrmediat points,. 1000 O. m.
Only line running through Pullman palace sleep
ing cars hrom SAT- Lake City 70 san Francscoj
salt Lake City 70 Denver via Grand junction and
eAli Lake City 70 Kansas CITY and Chicago via
through tourist or family sleepers without
change, 70 Kansas City, Chicago and Boston
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake CITY TO
Denver. No change; close eonnections. sAfst 4,
speed and comfort
Ticket ONCE, 1o5 w. End So.
PosroTYTcK Gonna
d. @. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
=. A WADLHGH, Gen Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
TRUCK Ens' CssANs:E or EASE.
They Will Probably This Ycnr ship
TO Consumers Direct

we were informed yesterday by a
i,romncnt trucker Of Norfolk county
that al entire change Of their method
OF shipments is being advocated in
his vicinity. by which their products are
10 De shipped direct to the consumers,
and distributed generally throughout
the country, instead of forwarding them
to central points like New York. Isos-
ton and other large cities. when they
are re-shipped by the commission men
and others to the consumers.
This position on the part Of the truck
ers has been caused by the very DIV
prices obtained Of late for what they
grow, the necessary reduction OF cx
penses IN every direction, and the failure
or the transportation lines leading to the
large cities to proportionatoly
reduce freight charges, so that
the conclusion has been reach
ed that for the future the only
way open to the trucker to earn a lvli.
hood is by careful shipments direct to
the consumers and save the commission
OF the double handling and extra freight
harseS paid under present methods
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
The Last I,eC,reE.cs,t

The last OF the Portsmouth germans
neiore the Lenten season was given bv
me Portsmouth Cotilion Club ut Kirn
hall Monday night. 1t was the most
largely attended OF the season ana vas
likewise pronounced one or the most
enjoyable. Mr. Porter led md introduce
ed q number or new and very pretty
isures. Music was furnished by the
Naval Post Band.
The chaperones we're Mrs, Watts Nrrs
irice. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Phelps and Mrs.
Dayton. - =
Among the dancers Oh the floor were
MISS lGssle Reed. Miss Emily Wilson
MISS MISS Lallah Hummer, Miss Mamie
l'utt, Misses Julia and Nina Dewey
Miss Lucy Wright, the Misses Boswell
MISS Katherine Sharp, Miss Bette Ash :
ton. Miss Lizzie Allen, Miss Salllc Hol-
llday, Miss AZ. Watts, Miss L.. Maupln.
MIS-. Alex. 1lutton, Miss Arnstcad Miss
Moore. Miss L. Bilisoly, Miss Hudrins
Miss Adcliu Nash, Miss Rosa Mckee. of
Norlolk; Miss Wharton, or Richmond:
Miss uruuhart, Of Suffolk; Miss Morde-
cal. OF Richmond; Miss GntcwoDd, OF
west Point Miss Thompson. Of South
port; Miss Sampson. OF Washington;
Mrs. Cooper nnry-ynrd; Miss Howard
Washington; Miss Isabella plgmar, of
Richmond: Mrs. Laws, navy-yard; Mrs.
loundes. navy-yard; Miss Franklin, OF
Orange; Mrs. w. Taylor. of Norfolk
M Mss houston, of navy-yard; Miss
Raleigh.
or the gentlemen there We're Messrs.
l.. Marshall, M. Hudglns, Washington
Reed. Capt. Muse N. Parrish. Lieut..
Loundes. Mr.. Dayton, MI. Nuttlng, MI.
Cooper, Mr.. Lawcs. Mr.. Terry, Alessrs.
George Brown, j. w. Faison. w. Grimes,
G: n. Williams. Il. Marshall, James
Wright, r. a. Teddy, Kemp. Plummer.
II. Urquhart. S. Elam, ii. Parrish, II. II.
Wright, Jr. r. Porter, H. Hudgins, e.
DashielS. ~ Urquhart n. Ridley, John
Hume Spencer Carter, w. Parrish, VIM.
itlddlck Tom Hume, Collins Armistead,
pr. Hatton, Edward Watts. Emmcrson
Smith. n. Manpin. II. Drittenham, NJ
Anderson, Frank Elliott. Mr. Stahl DR..
Grice, Mr.. G.. Parrish
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
The Private Sccrctn.y.

There was fine audience ut Kirn Hail
last evening to witness the performs nee
Tor the benefit of St. Paurs Catholic
Lyceum, Of w. H. G!llettc's charming
comedy, THE Private Secretary" which
was admirably rendered by the follow
ing cast OF characters:
Mr. Spaulding, the private secre-
tary -. Mr.. j. Grim Edwards
MIR. Cattermole, rich East IN
DIAN -. ....Ar. John w Faison
Douglas Cattermole, his nephew.
Mr.. r. Raymond Wilson
Mr.. Marsland, country squire
DR.. William Ewald
ffaffy MarSland. his neDheW...
Mr.. Newton McAlpinc
Gibson, Broad street tailor. "
Mr.. James n. Anderson
Knox, bailim MI. s.. Hunter Griffin
Servants ....Mr John Nash Hume and
Mr., w ~. Powell
Edith. AIarsland's daughter. ~.
Miss Virginia Griffin
Eva. her friend. Miss Regina c. Smith
Mrs. Stead, landlody
Miss Minnie Robinson
Miss Ashford, spinstcr .
MIS-. George r. Curtis
Tne ladies and gentlemen in the cast
showed hstrionic ability Of a high order
and enacted their parts to the complete
satisfaction Of the large audience pres
ent. The play was staged under the di-
rection OF Mr.. George H. Curtis, which
IS equivalent to saying that everything
was well done The performance was a
success from every standpoint, and the
Lyceum and its friends are to be- con-
graduated on the success Of their first
entertainment. The Naval Post orches
ira furnished fine music. which was
much enjoyed.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
ROr.I. or HONOR.
A Long Hist Tor the Month or Feb
runry.

A Long list for thc Month or Fob
runry.
foilowing is the roll or honor in the
public schools for February, 1897:
SECOND DISTRICT.
First Grammar--Lestcr Markham
Susie Porter -"'
First Misunderstanding White.
Inlrd 1'r1mary-Lella Morgan Mary
Curtin. Katie Pringlc. Fannie Petet
Josie Gaylor. Ethel Only, Elsie Vincent
Ann White
second irimary-Walton FIythc, Viii
lie Morrisettc, Samuel Boycc. Eta Our
ling, Jennie Manning, Margaret Smith
Addie Pringlc, Ruth Royce, Pearl Diggs
FIRST Primary-Lelia Betty, Agnes
Earnest. Snllie Damn.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Second Grammar-.lohn Cumming
First Grammar-BcSsieH Hope
Second Intermediate-Nell Gayle
Annie Pruden.
First lntcrmedate-C;rac Armist cad
Lizzie Parker, Emma Martin, lnez Rob
ertSon
Third Primary Fannie Spindle.
Second Primary-Bruce Mcdonald
iIFy'H DISTRICT.
Primary Grade-Lclia Gary. Lizzie
Hart, Frank Lawrence.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Iniru ifanlnar-JoSeph Harvey, Ed
ward Spratley. Rosa Douglass.
First Grammar-Ida Mangrum, JOS.
eph Thomas, Hattie Fisher, Moses Pitt
Moses Sykes.
Second Observation-Disclosures Wright
Maggie Gordon.
First ntermediate-IIlma Gordon. Jc-
rome Laws, Ruth Anderson, Rosa Solo
mon.
Second Primary--Hildrcd Jones, Cor
eta Jones, Lille TaXewell Cornelio
Stokes, Isaiah Coggins.
FIRST Primary-Robert Hudgins, Julia
Russell, Gertrude Sparks, Cornelius
Hicks.
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Miss EIsign'a Lecture.

me last of the two lectures by Miss
Ensign was delivered last night to q
Iali sized and appreciative audience
The lectures were both interesting and
instructive Besides this there was a
musical programme, which was of the
highest order. The last lecture Of this
gifted lady will be before girls and
women only at Court Street Baptist
chapel this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. All
ladies invited These lectures are undo,
the auspices OF the Portsmouth Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union
and the proceeds to be used for charity
Come. -
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LENT.
Ash wednesday begins the Most
Solemn SpnS0n.


With to-day, Ash Wednesday, begins
one OF the most solemn seasons of the
ecclesiastical year in the Catholic church
II Is the custom In this church to set
aside certain seasons deemed apDroprl-
ate for the contcmpla ton of the leading
events in the earthly career Of the Di-
vine Lord, in the way OF keeping before
the eye; of her faithful children our
Lords triumphs and suf1'erings, so that
to follow the special seasons set apart
Tor this purpose one really follows in
spirit the footsteps OF the Redeemer
from His birth TO the death and resur-
rection. The season OF Lent Is especial
~ intended to contemplate our Saviours
passion and death; - bring to mind his
suile!ings. 10 remember the cause OF
these suiTerings and TO initiate the Di-
vine m5cknesS and charity which char
acteriHcd every action Of His life At
the masses to-day. which will be at 6:3U
and 8 a. m. the faithful are reminded
Of their mortality by the words OF the
priest a he signs each with ashes bless
ed ior the purpose, repeating as he does
the words Of Holy Writ. Remember.
man, that dust thou art, and unto dust
thou shalt return" Next Sunday in all
probability VIII be read from the altar
the lenten services which will be held
at 81. Paul's church during This holy
season.
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REPAIRS COMPLETED.
tourt street baptist Church Ia Much
'tt IIRDrOved.,. - .%S.SS: :"


The improvements 10 the Court Street
baptist church, which have been going
on Tor several weeks, are about all com
pieted and there Is decided improve
ment in the room. The galleries have
an been removed except the south one.
!. choir has been placed by the side
ceiling is OF steel and is put up In panel
work and looks neat and tidy. The
ceiling overhead in the pulpit is q pale
hue, with gold stars. and when the light
IS turned on looks beautiful. The cleo
tric chandeliers are the handsomest in
me city; In fact, MI Smith, the elcctri-
clan. says it is the best lighted church
IN the city. The carpet is new and Of
modern pattern. The walls have all
been frescoed and present a very attrac-
i've appearance. The improvements
nave been made at a cost of 81 800. The
seating capacity is GOO.
Yesterday Il fire was made in the
church so that there will be no damp
ness Of any kind and the seats, which
nave all been vanished, will be thor
oughly, dried out