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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
RErONDED MORTGAGES.

Baldwin. oeors. v = 10 the Eaa utah. Ii.
corner shave ard lii,h-st. years..:...::.. 5000
Berger. sash. TO Annette Lehman. 40 40 East ,o
Bac S,fa Julius. end wife to Louisa Mintu,n.
Mn ssnSTA sDi Hamilton st. iii.fe Cath
chaPius Nicoia, and VIE to Michael Never
80 il Bleecker-st. year.....:.........".... 1000
p4f is. 50 ~ r s@ia"
Same to William Moor-s. s7th-s 30 II oou
De M HGls"'I DOOR: r. to Jacob philips No
reischmann. julia. to Henry Roihschild.
5h- ave IooIi II OF Il5th-st years: ZOO
Same same. 5th-sye. BOIL II n OF iith-s' o.
same sf /" same. shave 7ss Of i;,h-s
Same s' 10 sane. sh-oye. 1902 +, Of i'tf"
Some sf 10 same. Dh-ayc Isil Of iith-s
rI.chsi Harry. vie to william w w''.r. ., 600,
T. 10 20 and VII. az TIL. Guarantee and
Trus, company no te MG gS,s st. ye%ys .,, 1900
' Houaion at' and No Isl iss Mtrcers'
corner year, i ""
d2 ltaT nS s 75s end 'G a5s n'' Of SS,"
'ones x.a ne'en'' !" 5000
same yT to Ausu,te j. acvesir- same property.
Kobier' Frank x. TO Aionzo Kish,. No u Ea,,
Las.Is josef and VIE e 'hs E@lsTa1 a. Indus;
Same 10 Marianne oGorrnan, property.
M@rs.i Patrick Ayah +, & r&Its e Sosn
Same "t To J Edgar L.aycran sam. properly. dc
M%.so Au;g;u. r 10 D. ., s ssyssi g.:
= ~. corner washington and West iOihs' ex- o.
MG sca pla FtaSs ,a4 Annie /, m5itit
Roach. No "'s Tn ,.9. EyeaG MAI 800
No Is0o Msdson.ave yeare 1880
N SsH Mo Fl % ? Saf.Gfy ans i' con" 1900
i 'G'; 4e5 map yass e East T:sno1! so
u Va.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Boston ........'......'...........3 -
Earned runs--Boston l. Two-base hite-Iake 2.
Grifnth. Stolen bases-Hamton Tenney 3 Double plays
Long. Lowe and Tenney First base balls-By
stivet,s. q by Payne First base on errors-B9ston
Struck out--By sullivan /. Passed balssmh 2. Wild
pioh-Payne. Tme-l:S3. Umpre-Lynch Attendance
.TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
NETWORK.

Tw,.-bese bt-Stenze Three-base hit--Keeer. Stolen
bases-Stenzel. .; Doyle. Double plays-Rez; Jennings
Doyle. First base on errors-New YORK = Balsmore
l. FIRST bass on bas-On Seymour. Z; off Hotter. 2
of Amoie. .. Struck out-By Seymour. 4; by Honer' o.
nv Amole l. Left bases--NevYork. O. Baltimore.
10 Sacrifice ht--Wainer. Tme-lS. Cmpires-Hurst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
ROsTON'S GAME AT ORANGE.

Boston's National League team will stop at
Orange Oval this afternoon on the way to Baltl-
more and play a game with the Orange Athletic
Club II will be the last appearance OF Boston In
this part Of the country this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
LEH!GH VALLEY SYSTEM.


Stations foot o. ?3d St. Penn. r. r.. Cortland,
'ndicaes time from West pa St. Other figures show
gill, G:iU 4. 81. daily Sunday 'G:4j. A. NJ for
s ard da nef fos WiEK s19 scRAx
dGNEVA hEA (Tek S fS lT rA
and the West and principal local points: dining and
.io.25. 1880 \. NJ. Sundays Only for Bound Brook
.lO,25. 1880 a. ". daily except Sunday. FOR MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate po'rts
'It,55. 1900 daily exccp, Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives buffalo o:5j p. ~. Pullman vestbule Day
coaches and Parlor Cars. Dinng-Car Service Meals a
la carte. Connects Buffalo with through sleepers to
.I..25. I.:iO T. NJ. daily excep, Sunday. for MAUcH
aH lnsFPed'e gGn. or,y 70, rAsroy
MACH CHuNK aad tho Goa; branches -
t% E n dsy NTB spn and fer WILKES
M date stations Connects for all points in coal regions:
RARRE' PfrTsToH sc'RANT6N. and principal inter.
'faf9' pafo cas- f es@ii N coal regions
'i.55. 5.i3 p. NJ. daily for EAsToN AMI inter.
t!',53. GIO p. NJ daily excep, SUNDAY. Express for
slainscn and principal intermeda;e stations Connects
.d :" $50 30 = seiIv To- ntrrAlo SfAGARA
FALLS and all points West PuTsn sleeper, yes'ibale
G, torl i.'G pEAiSyfFEb EAsLoN aETnLr ri lEX
A ~. HTsK l. hArAv HN ART rTAfGE G Pa
man sceo.r f'' uio NSnT I'' seepns'ar pas
's..5. 800 p NJ. daily t2r iTHAcA, GENEVA.
5.1. W riman @Spe to wkesiae md an hac a.
Additional Io,al trains daily EXCEPT sunday for BOUND
BG9GN M ana e G5"i' 2o sn and Co.'s b
Tickets eni Pullman accommo nj IL 2B 20
St I27 Bowery. ~ Y: SO Fulton s.. Court ST.. %
Brcaiwav and brooklyn. Annex. BROOKLYN;
Y Transfer Co win call Or md check baggage from
hotel through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE RECORDS.
DIVIDED HoNoRs IN pIrTsBURG.

Pittsburg Sept. 22-The Pirates and the Reds split
even to-day on two games. In the first game Killen
was hit very hard. while Dryer kept his hits scat
tered. The feature was Kien's long hit over right
field fence. Petz was put In 10 pitch the second
game because Rhnes. who was scheduled failed to
report at the grounds. Peitz's support was poor.
Darkness ended the game in the seventh inning.
Attendance, 1890 Score:
FIRST GAME. r
r. II. T.
Pt;sburg ...........0 o o o % 3
Cincinnati ..........1 o Q 3 3 2-13 81
Batteres-Killen and Sugdcn: DIVER and Schriver.
SECOND GAME
r. II. T.
ptteburg ..................e Ks 3
Cincinnati ................I IA
MISUNDERSTANDING and Merritt; Peitz and Scrrvsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
English nlave-a4 ~ 80 CO. - 95 IOs c22 227 27, -"
Baltimore players-o. 81. 32. 80. 81. 81. &C.
BOWLING ANALYST
nAI rrsNIONI

rOCR MAINE LUUBERNEN DROWNED.
Bucksport Me. Sept. .2-The finding Of an over
turned boat IN the Penobscot River today indicates
that Alfred Deane. OF Newfoundland: Charles Rus
sell. OF Bangor. and Willis Lowe and VIII Tucker
OF Epping are lost They started logging
trip In a gale on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Syracuse-Buffalo. g. Syracuse. s.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 2; Scranton, T.
Al Springfeld-Spr!ngfeld. TO- Wikesharre. g.
Al Northumberland. Z; Toronto. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
RIru.DING PLANS EILED.

and Trust Company 7ist-s,. I55 It OF ~ nm,
.-nsterdam-aye .............'''''''' -'''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
c1uburtar Hcai est,
Conntrn Property for, Sale.
~ooo>>o>~~>~~~O~~~~~
FOR SAlE-ORAhGE, N. j.

On Highland Ave, neaF station. one OF The choicest
residential locations; several Colonial dwellings with
every modern appointment: each with ample grounds
terms reasonable with privilege OF purchase
EDw, p. HAMILTON 4 CO., ~ Broadway, New.fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
ENGLISH PLAYERS.

ENGLISH PLAYERS.
Firs, innings.
p. r. Warner. c and d
w. X. Maliinckrodt...
II. Il. Chimney. c Lever
Ing, b w. *. Mai!incS-
rpdt .................'
H. ii. Marriott, c Bray.
b w. X. Mallinckrodt.
3, n. Head. c ana b w.
Z. Nailinckrod;. $500.
q L Jessop. 0 Atkinson.
b w. X. Maliinolirod,.
- d. G. LeveHson-
oowsr. c and b Cole.
J. N. Tonge. ! b W Bruno
i. A. Bennett. c and b
W. K Mailinckrodt...
~, NEG. Hemingway. b
". X. Aallinckrodt..
A. %. Whitman. not out
u. ~. Stocks. c S!srmsn.
B w. X. NAlllnckrodt.
y. - Bali, 9 McIIane. b
~. 4. nallinckrodt. =.
Uxeroe s..s...........s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
Furnished apartments Go Eet.

,oonno>ooooc~~co~~~~~~~
40 D-sT NEAR COLUMBIA, BARNARD AND
lZO TEACHERS COLLEGES. Morningside Park con-
venient 20 L. cable and trolley roads: finely furnished
rooms and bath. private halls and every
provement moderate rents Apply on premises, or ad-
dress II, s. THOMPSON. 30 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
BUILDING { SANITARY
INSPECTION co.
Of New York.
IS LIBERTY STREET

90 LIBERTY STREET.
GEORGE SHERMAN. President.
THOs II. ROBINSON Secretary arl Treasurer
JAMES c. BAYLEs Pm r.. NJ T.. ch'f Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Frederic W nhn.inr,er John ". C,rrcre
George = Garfield. ie'rg" Sherman
John 4 Middleton Rcr,nmn watkins Leigh
william G. l.. Gendre. Thomas Ncvbod
81 J.. Stone. william y. Wilmer.
p. Augustus sch.rmerh,rn rrancl. G. Huntington.
Thomas H. Robinfor
MAKES STRUCTURAL AND SANITARY
EXAMINATIONS OF BUILDINGS AND
PREMISES AND REPORTS THEREON FOR
OWNERS. TENANTS. MORTGAGES. IN
TENDING BUYERS AND LEsSEEs.
DRAWS PLANS FOR PLUMBING. HEAT
ING. VENTILATING. AND LIGHTING. AND
SUPERVISEs THE WORK DONE UNDER
SUCH PLANS.
THIS COMPANY calls the attention Of thos. abou,
buy houses those Offering houses for sale
for rent and ho" occupyrg their own houses. to the
value Of ~ services in the way Of SANITARY IN
sPECTIuN.
IT Inspect. buildings, anil whom they found to b.
in good condition placed under its recon-
mendatons issues n certificate - that cNe,;.
THIS CENTIFICtT Is assurance 10 the in
tending BUYER or lessee that owner O.. the building
possessing has done everything that prudence
gest; and occupying their houses 1t IS an
assurance tina their homes nre safs to I've In.
TIL, satisfactory relation between this Company
and the occupant dwelling whether tenant.
In under AN.IAL tONiH ACT. 10y he terms Of which
the Company. after first making thorough Inspection
ami test t,kes al moderate charges the general 81 PER
VISION Of the sanitary system 81 houses making such
inspections may he necessary and holding itself n
readiness q, all times 20 respond propmtv 60 EVER
GENCY CALLS as occasion may arise during the con-
tract period.
THIS COMPANY does mechanical work what
ever interest IN work done under is recon-
nendatons ex,ept 20 see that work e. we'll done
ARRANGEMENTS Tor inspections may be made
directly with Company with real estate dealers
generally throughout New York.
TELEPHONE. COuTLANDT 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
BALTIMORE PLAYERS.

BALTIMORE PLAYERS.
First innings.
n. u. Cole. b Jessop. 80. 0
= w. :. Sleeman. not out. III
l.. ". MaIlinckrodt. { Bull.
b Jsseop. q
} Or. a. T. Atkinson. b Jes-
sop ............... I
o II. NJ. Bruno. b Stocks. Is
Oldham. b JessOp. .... .
| c. G. Robinson. b Jessop. U
A. GcLsne. Bennett. b
: Stocks .................. .
III. y. Hodges. W. X.
6 Maliinckroe;. Tunstali.
81 Smith. Bray. E. Franke.
II. &. Miller, r. j. Lew
ering and John Glenn.
r.. did not bat.
J Extras .............. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

DESIRABLE eight apartment In excellent or
~ der; reproof elevator; door attend
ant Apply IL East 2lst-st.
VNADPINCTON No 40 East s-Elegant S-room
Is apnrtment al improvements: choicest location IN city
u1IEGANT corner apartments. 80 feet overlooking Stuy
IL We Square: rooms, al improvements; hot
air heating; hall $50 East lLL-st See JanItor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Toeoa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
RunD ct TALL Of each wicket:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
II. ALn.ACIo.

BOIL East G5th-St. corner Park-aye.
Rent $1,000 10 SlcO0 Including electric light. fuel coal
steam neat. Elevator service all night Superntend
cnt premises
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Because it is not required by the
postal laws for the route agent on the
boat to reach down in the mail bag
and get out bundle of papers, he will
not do it, for the reason that it might
be a favor to the people living along
the river. These fellows who have
such o hard time and are overworked
might take a little of their spare hours
in favoring the people in these times
of hardships.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

A report was circulated that the
town of Providence had quarantined
against the surrounding country and
that no one was allowed inside of the
corporate limits, which is not so. The
town of Providence has not quaran-
tined against any part Of the parish,
and will not do so without IT becomes
absolutely necessary. No doubt per-
soos started this report to keep the
trade out, for the purpose of benefit
ing the country stores.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Two paddock keys, were picked up
near the old ice house ON Saturday
last bv MIR. j. 4. Williams aud left at
our office. The owner can get them
by calling.
A letter received a few days ago
from Mr.. j. q. Oldfield. states they
arrived safe at Globe, Arizona, and
that Mrs. Oldfeld stood the trip
remarkably WELL
Mr.. Geo. Plttman, brother of Messrs.
J. c., J. G. and j. w. Piitman, who is
manager on the Wilton plantation in
the second ward, is reported to be very
sick with swamp fever.
The steamer Hill City laid at our
landings nearly six hours Tuesday
putting off very large freight. This
ought TO keep the merchants from
growing for a while at least.
Registrar McRae wishes US to say
that on account of the present condi-
ton of things that he will not visit the
different wards for few weeks
Those WHO wish TO register III to"n
can do SO.
The railroad talk has died out, but
lust as soon as this "yellow fever
scare is over, which is all that is now
being waited for, it will be revived, and
VIC believe that york OH the road vii
be started Immediately.
|
Mr.. Geo. Mckee has had tinnel
Fousse putting tin roof ON his store
for the past few days. Now Nc have
YOUR shed raised to the same height al
the others ard you will have as nice
looking store as any in town.
The front of the store next to Pitt
mans. on the corner of Lake 81 Scar
borough streets, is being taken dowI
and the store will be built out evel
with the sidewalk, which will make
great deal better appearance.
/ j.. Drew, an industrious colore'
man of the second ward, is agent 10
the United States Political Map, 90
46 inches, which he is selling cheal
| 1t is the latest map out and should b
I. In ever home. Get one from him.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Our town and parish CONTINUES
healthy, aud now that we are into The
first Of October, the people are salts
fed that the yellow fever scare will
soon be over and that there is not a
particle of danger of it reaching here.
Our business interests have suffered
aud we have been put to a great deal
of Inconvenience, but taking it all in
all. there is no ono who should feel dis.
satisfied,
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02
JUST RECEIVED
Ladies' Capes and Jackets.
Childrens' Cspes and Jackets.
MAX LEVY.

The mail agents On the Annie Laurie
might shcw the people living along the
river a little courtesy just about now.
They say they ara OUercorEed and
haven't got the time 10 hunt out a
bundle or two of papers from the
papers that are not allowed to be put
off 1t wouldn't take them five min
utes to do this, but they might lose a
little of their precious time.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02
BoAnD OF HEaITa.

. Lake Providence. La, Sept %.
The Board OF Health for the town OF
Providence and the Health Committee
of the parish of East Carroll met to-
day at II o'clock in joint session.
Present-Hon. E. j. Hamley, Mayor;
D. w. Gilmour. Secretary; Aid. G. r.
Egelly V. NJ. Purdy, N. Fousse and
James BeaId.
Health Committee-J. nj. Kennedy,
Z. J. Hamley and Phil Mcclure.
Mr. Brown, U. S. assistant engineer
stated to the meeting that civil engi-
neer was needed at Cottonwood levee
to lay off the work for contractors and
asked that Mr.. Long be permitted to
come 10 this parish and attend to 1t.
Dir. Bernard Health Officer, stated
that there was no danger in allowing
MIR. Long here and that he would meet
blm at the parish line and use disinfect-
ants freely.
Aid. Egelly moved that Mr.. Long be
admitted to the town and parish.
Whereupon vote was taken and
Aid. Fousse alone voting no. The
motion was declared carried.
On motion of Aid. Purdy, it was
agreed to discontinue the guards at
Newtown and the Mcguire gin.
Aid. Purdy laid telegram before
the board from Henry Marx. asking
that fumigated boat from N. O. be
allowed to land on her trip down and
take on cotton and seed
On motion, it was agreed not tt
allow said boat to land.
On motion, the board adjourned.
E. j. HAMLEY,
Mayor and Pres. Board Health
ID. w. GILMoUR, Secretary.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Mr.. Frank Constant was III town on
Tuesday showing his pretty line of
samples for fall and winter clothing.
Mr.. Constant has nearly four hundred
samples to select from, and they are
the prettiest line ve ever saw. Those
who did not see him on his last trip
will have all opportunity of doing SO
in the next ten days when be will be
IN town again.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The betroihal of MIR. Jake Lands.
wirth and Miss Mary Stockner was an
nounced on Sunday last according to
the Hebrew custom. Mr.. Landswirth
is a popular merchant of our town.
Miss Stockner is the daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. E. Stock Ger of Bunch's Bend,
and is all accomplished young lady.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Our friend Guenard says now that
no New Orleans or other papers can
be had. he has large stock of "Nick
Carter'su on band; aud if he disposes
of the stock he has, that be will taSe
the second-haud lot Gillis has 10 help
out.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Mr.J. w. Barbour has everything
fixed up conveniently for the handling
of his fishing nets, ETC., out near the
Cemetery. lie has erected small
size Ferris wheel for the purpose OF
driving his large sein.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Miss Maud Taylor who has been at
tending the Summer Normal at Mont
eagle, Tenn, is at home again, after
being quarantined at Wilson Point.
Miss Maud returns well equipped for
the session that begins on Monday.
Her many friends were glad to see her
home again.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

We heard on our streets this week
that Henry Owens had been killed in
Arkansas few weeks ago for horse
stealing. Henry was natural born
thief, and was in our Jail over half OF
his time. Hc was a worthless negro.
and there are no regrets at bis being
killed and it is only hoped that i, is So
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Mr.. G.. A. Voelker while in town on
Wednesday told us he bad not heard
that the quarantine had been raised
against Wilson Point, and that his part
of the country had not received any
mail since Thursday the 9th Of Septem-
Der. This is almost the same as being
out of the world.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The teachers 10 the white public
school for the present session are.
Prof. B. F. Dudley, Miss Maud Taylor,
Miss May Beard and Miss Kitty Nc
Cullocb.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Messrs. h. L. Newcomb aud Tom
Jay of PIlcher's Point, were down 10
town Monday on business. They
report business good aud cotton being
picked with a rush during the fine
weather we are having.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02
Notice.

Having returned to Lake Providence
after an UNAVOIDABLE delay OF Two
months, / rel Spectfuliy solicit share of the
public patsonage as in the pest. can be
found ut the City Drug Store. All calls
promptly answered. -
P.J. STRICKER, NJ. D..
Providence, September 1, 1897.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02
JUST RECEIVED
Ladies' Capes and Jackets.
Childrens' Capes and Jackets.
MAX LEVY.

The steamer Hill City, out from st.
Louis since about the first of Septem-
ber passed down on Tuesday morning.
The boat put of large freight at our
landings.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The Hon. Mayor aud Board OF
Aldermen meet OH Wednesday next,
and we want to remind them again TO
the importance of appointing some
good, reliable person TO examine the
fues. We believe that if they would
appoint Marshal Peck, he would attend
TO it better than any other person
Don't forget this, as it is important
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The first mail received in eight days
came down on Saturday last from
Greenyille. Postmaster Taylor says
there were over twelve hundred let
tiers received. Our mails are now
coming quite regular via Grcenville
Nothing is coming from Vicksburg-
not even the Vicksburg papers-thf
fault of the route agent.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

One or two boxes of dry goods were
refused admittance al the landing The
other day, but the boat put off nine
large cases only few miles below
town. This is only another one OF
those huge jokes at the expense of the
town
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The bell for the Providence white
school, arrived on Tuesday, and viii be
put up immedistely. The bell was
secured through the efforts Of Prof.
Dudley.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Cotton continues to accumulate in
large quantities at the landiDgs. Ii
will be two or three weeks yet before
there will be chance for shipment.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Quite a crowd of the boys aud girls
got together on Tuesday evening and
marched 10 the residence OF Mrs. L. +.
Montgomery on Second street and
took the house by storm. Miss Polly
entertained her young friends royalty
aud all had pleasant time.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Judge Kennedy aud Mayor Hamley
went down TO the lower end of the
parish on Sunday evening to double
the guards on account Of the reported
cases of fever in Madison parish, and
10 prevent, if possible, people from
that parish coming into East Carroll.
They have done their duty, and II is
now with the citizens of the lower end
of the parish whether they will be
negligent or not and stop ell commn-
nication. The lower end OF our parish
suffered in 1887, when several OF our
most prominent citizens died with
yellow fever, and the people oil Inc
first and second wards should not be
lax now in trying TO keep it out.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

On account of the Day Of Atone
ment the stores Of Max Levy aud NJ.
Laudsworth will be closed on Wednes-
day next, until6 6 O'Clock in the evening.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

To be deprived of the late papers is
almost The same as being out OF the
world. tits better to do without them
than to take any chances.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

We regret to learn that the Oldest
son of DR.. and Mrs. P.'J. Stricken is
down with fever. We hope 10 hear OF
his early recovery.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The town of Providence has not
ouarantiued against any part OF the
country, and the merchants are selling
cbeaper than ever before.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The steamer Eugene will continue
10 run during the season in connection
with the steamer City of Savannah I'D
the Memphis aud Vicksburg trade.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The State has decided to build line |
of leyee at Cottonwood and to eDiarge
the levee from Otto Bayou to Point
Lookout, distance of about six miles.
On account of the quarantine, the lay
ing out of the new line of leyee and
the enlargement work will have to be
postponed, which will throw the COM
mencement of this important work in
our parish into the middle of Novem-
ber. If Messrs. Long and Shields, the
government engineers, were here they
would lay ott tho work, but they are
ouarantiued and have their instruments
with them, and Capt Brown has moth
ing to work with, so everything will
be at stalidstill until the fever scare
is over.
Since putting the above in type a
meeting of the Health Committee was
held, who gave Mr.. Long permission
to come into the town and parish.
Mr.. Long is from Madison parish,
whore an expert has pronounced yel-
low fever, and he may or may not
bring the disease in our midst. We
hope he does not ;but that the commit
tee did wrong, Is one thing certain.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The steamer City of Savannah came
down yesterday, after being thorough
iy repaired, and is now in a better con-
di,ion than before the recent accident.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

Every pair of "Clover Leaf" brand
shoes sold by w. n. White, is guaran-
,eed, You are at liberty 10 return
them if they do not give satisfaction.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

A colored man was dangerously cut
in the face aud side up at the Donna
Vista store on Sunday last, by another
of his color. The cutting occurred
over a Sunday game of craps. We are
told that a colored man is running
this store, who has only few cans OF
sardines and oysters and two or three
boxes of crackers, but really runs the
place as a resort for dancing and gam
bling, aud that crap games go on from
Saturday night to Monday morning
There have been more colOred men
killed over q Scent game ofcraps thar
from any other. cause in our parish
and we hope that the authorizes vii
see that this low vice of gambling II
entirely broken up.
The Banner-Democrat., 1897-10-02

The steamer Eugene passed down
Monday. This boat made trip out
from Memphis in place of the City OF
Savannah.