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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

The Committee Recommends That Cod
ifer he Employed.

II tho Council concurs I'm the recon-
mendation of tho Committee ON Ordl-
uunccs The city will. within compare
lively short time. have "a number of copi g
Of the citys ordinances instead Of only
one sOmcW hat dilapidatcd volume.
At the last meeting Of the Common
Council Mr. James Caskie offered a 70
solution which was referred 10 the or
dinance Committee, providing that the
city relinQulsh the CodlncatOn ana re-
vision Of Captain Alexander Coke and
employ at sum not Go exceed $1,000. a
competent person ana assistant 10 simply
codify the ordinances without revising
This resolution was discussed by the
Committee last night and unanimously
approved. resolution being con WAY &C.
to tine Board of Aldermen rocOmln ndiag
that the Ordinance Committee DEE en-
DOW red TO contract with some suitable
person and assistant TO DO tine above In
dictated work
After this conclusion had been reached
bv Mcssre HlOOmherg. MOsby, ana Pol
lock. the members present. Mr. Cutchins
came in. and the vote was reconslde J. a
in order that there might DE further as
cueeiOu. Mr.. CutChius was lu favor OF
utilizing the work already done by cap
tain Coke. saying 10 was much better
than anything else that could be OBTAIN
ed. The other members did not agree
with him however. but fealHfHlcd .htiI
former decision .t..
Mr.. 'Cutch.ns. thercupon, gave notice
tnat De would fight tine resolution au-
fhorizing the expenditure Of $l~Q 70 CO
dffv The ordinances ina the Board OF Al
dcrmcn and endeavor 10 secure us ue-
feat. 49, r,,..1
The ordinance introduced in the Board
of Aldermen hv Mr.. Reuben Burton I'M
uog.ua a tax of $50 per day on vendors OF
certain goods was referred 20 inc clly
Attorney. with the request thar ne re-
-,Drt a. the Ordinance Committee "a
measure drawn i'm proper form. r
The ordinance introduced 10y MI. as
tie i'm the Common Council pToNu.n5
that COMMITTEES shan MOI oNtIultM
DEMONSTRATIONS made to them was imam
rn1,islv recommended 10 the Board oil Al
dcrmen for adoption. 49, ,o....,,.
on motion of Mr.. Pollock the famous
TRAMP" ordinance was allowed 10 SUM,
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. January i2.-Up 10
the fifth race to-day the track was good,
then there was a sharp shower and the
final event was run IN sloppy going. The
attendance was fair. Summaries:
First race-six and "A half furlongs-
lobe simmons Is 20 - frst. Dunster -
to / and 5 10 81 second Our Bishop az
20 u third. Time. l:22 ~
Second race-one mile and twenty yards
Seaport % TO ID first; Banrica 90 To I
and 20 u second. Flop % 70 I'D third.
Time. 1:i3 l-2
Third race-one mile and n sixteenth
Celtic Bard G 20 81 FIRST: Arezzo g 20
and 20 - second. Anger % 10 y third.
Time. ISL.
Fourth race-seven and half furlonss.
handicap-Albert 5. @ 10 - first. Tran
by q 10 and 20 81 second: David q TO
u third. Time. 1:36 i-2.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Lucy u. IS 20
y first; Lucy McHenry g TO ana 20 81
second: Lauretta ID. q 10 ID third. Time
l:l6 l-2. Allie y. was left AZ the post.
Sixth race-six furlongs-VeTdi % 70 -
FIRST: l.. T. Cation IN % and TO 81
second Tago q 10 ID third. Time. It's -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
SOMEBODT,S FATHER.
william VI. Bethel. Aged and Paralytic,
Found Wandering Aimlessly.

A man on whose whitened hairs the
SHOWS OF full sixty winters had fallen
boarded a Main-street car last night
about 10 o'clock and rode west. When the
car sheds were reached the conductor
questioned the old man and found that
his passenger could hardly speak, SEEM
ing dazed. The car was thereupOn
stopped and the old man tenderly helped
OF. while the motorman telephoned for
the ambulance.
The physicians found that their aged
patient was suffering from a partial para
lytic stroke and could give no account
OF himself.
IL was learned that his name was VIII
liam Monroe Bethel. and IL was thought
that his home Is on Pine street.
The kindly surgeons took the old man
to the almshouse where he will be cared
for until his relatives, IL such there be,
shall call for him.
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Died Under an OppratiOn.

WOODSTOCK. VA. Jan. Especial
Casper Hepner. the fourteen-year-old son
Of David Hepner. of Mt. Clifton. who was
shot IN the leg ii few weeks ago, while
rabbit hunting, an account Of which was
published in The Times. died last Friday
while his wounded Les was being ampI-
tated.
DR. II. ". Irwin was acquitted in the
county court of Shenandoah to-day Of the
charge of malpractice.
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Reduced Rates 10 Norfolk.

VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILWAY. The only All-Rau Line"
way 50. round-trip. $3.50; Trains leave
Richmond daily at a. NJ. and 30 r. VI.
Returning, ieave Norfolk at 7:4O a. VI. and
80 =. NJ. FOR full Information apply at
Companys office. corner Ninth and Main
streets, or Phone 49,
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
The "Onlr AII-RniIIinen

BETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
AND LYNCHBURG. WITH SOLID YES
T1BULED TRAINS. IS VIA THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY, the
quickest route between all points South
and Southwest. For tickets timetables
and all Information, apply 20 the Rich
mond Transfer Company. e03 east Main
street. =. C.. Carter. Ticket Agent, Byrd
Street Unionl Depot. and at company's
office. SOS east Main street.
r. w. COURTNEY.
District passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
Good TPmplars Meet

At the meeting Of the Dis,rlc, Exeeu-
tive Committee OF Good Templars held
last night az ia east Clay street. after
the transaction OF regular business II
was decided 20 accept the tender OF char-
ity Lodge 10 use their hall (Hasker's. on
Twenty-fOurth street,. and appointed the
third Friday in February for the meeting
OF District Lodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 12.-Special-
St. Johns church was the scene OF
pretty wedding at o'clock this afternoon
when Mr. Heary Curtis Backiston and
Miss Mary c. Marrow. both OF this city,
were married by Rev. Carter Il. Bryan,
rector of the church
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Kramrr-Pannill.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan 12-Special-
Mrs Ellen Floyd Pannill. daughter Of
Kramer. well-known tobacconist Of
Durham n c.. were married here to-
day at ST. Pau's Episcopal church, the
rector Rev. 7. NJ. Carson, ID. D., OIL
ciating.
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Finance Committee.

The Committee on Finance will hold
an open meeting at T:so o'clock tonight
10 consider the budget for 1895. Heads
OF departments and ali interested In ap.
preparations are asked to be present.
The Committee on Health Wiu ESss TO-
nigh. Ct 100 o'clock.
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r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.

WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER has visible
writing. Perfect alignment, extreme du-
rability Most economical and cOnvcn-
tent Worlds record for speed and beau
tiful work See 10 at gl4 east Main street.
Supplies Monographs, etc. HARDIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

WEAK NERVES indicate deficient
blood. Nervous people lind relief by pu-
rifying and enrichirg their blood with
HoOn's Sarsaparilla, the great nerve
tonic.
HOODS PILLS are tho only pills TO
take with Hoods Sarslparilla. Cure all
liver ills.
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Mr.. Frank A. Legendre, who had
been absent for several months at
work as engineer on the Shady Side
plantation, in the Parish of St. Mary,
is now at home in the midst OF his
family. Mr.. Legendre has paid rs an
appreciated visit during which he
furnished us some interesting data re-
lating to the working of Shay Side
Factory. Mr.. Legendre and Mr..
Charles T. Hanagritf were the eugi-
ueers IN charge the factory is provid-
ed with a five foot 81 inch diameter
mill, and ground in their longest run
in II week, covering Isl hours and
A. minutes in time, 6137 tons and 545
lbs of cane, with an average extrac-
tiop of rs and an average yield per.
ton Of lS3 lbs equal to 1,I50.559 lbs.
of sugar. That was undoubtedly a
good run.
Shady Side wound up its grinding
operations on the last day of the year.
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Aood,. D:tr are the only pills to take

Mr.. s. Joachim, the proprietor Of
Grand Bayou Store, paid US an
agreeable call Thursday afternoon.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Edward
Gross whom he has appointed his
agent and placed in charge of his
business in this parish. Mr.. Gross
IS 4 pleasant gentleman and we
believe will prove a valuable acqui-
sltlon to our population.
MIR. Joachim intends to open up
an Office in New Orleans or rather
will SO i'll with DR.. Lopez. He
OK poets to have all his business in
shape so as to leave to-day.
He will, however, continue to
take a lively interest in the affairs
of the Chackpay settlement and is
negotiating with the telephone
company to run their line to Grand
Bayou Bridge to put us a public
station there. We wish him success
in this enterprise.
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1S97-1e9S.

When this will reach our readers,
the year 1897 will have gone t o join
its predecessors in the misty regions
of the Past. Let him depart IN
peace. Like all newcomers upon his
advent, he had made us many fine
promises which he did not scrupulous-
iy hold, but now that he is dead, it
would be wrong to throw a dart at
him j; hence without 4 word OF re-
proof, We say depart in peace thou
olden year. He has at least one
merit, and that is the abundance of
sunshine which he has bestowed upon
this planet while he had the sway.
Even now, when taking his leave, in
this usually grim-weathered Decem
Der, it is amid the smiles o. Spring
that tbs aged year leaves US. Thank
You, old 81. You have given US many
"a trial, aud therefore, many IL lesson.
We will not be ungrateful aud send
you off with a friendly farewell. But
hail. all hail to 1898 who comes like
a vigorous youth, with the olive
branch in hand, "A smile upon his lips
and the anriole of hope around his
athletic forehead
No doubt he holds in store for us
tue tears as we'll as the smiles that
make up the sum Of all human lives.
Let US pause while he is yet oil the
threshold, and greet him as a messen-
ger, not only of gladness, but of hope
aspirations and noble resolves. And
let us take n manly determination TO
fill ont this new cycle of time with an
every day attempt to make this New
Year a record breaker in the way of
prosperity, good-fellowship and hap
piness to all.
Ring out the old. ring in the new
Ring, happy bells, across the snow
The year is going, let him go
Ring ont the false, ring in the true.
Ring, i'll the valiant man and free,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand
Ring out the darkness of the land j: -
Ring in the Christ that is to be-
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CORRESPONDENTS.
LoCKpoIT La. DEc. 90, 1897.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the Xmas entertainment
which was to have taken place on
Christmas Eve vas postponed to
Christmas night aud was a brilliant
success III every respect. At al early
hour the spacious scIonl hall began to
fill with visitors aud at s o'clock when
the performance began there Was quite
a large crowd.
committees consisting Of M-ss.s n j.
Bariins, e.. A. Davis, E. NJ. Barrios
and JAS. Barlios were asslduous in
their efforts to make the evenings
festivities IL success. AT the opening
of the program Mr.. p. F. Meyer with
his usual eioquence made Il welcome
address to the audience. The delight
of every one was expressed by the
~well-merited applause bestowed upon
the children for their performance
which certainly reflected much credit
upon themselves and their teachers.
Among the youthful performers, Mas
tiers Stanley and Emmett Tuise deserve
special mention; their music and
singing was M OF the most pleasing
features of the evening. They We're
encored again and again and ut the
conclusion of the last song We're greet
ed with a shower of coins by their
%appreciative audience. Master Stan
ley accompanied the songs on the
banjo, an instrument on which he
plays very ably for n of his years,
He also recited, "Curtew Must not
Ring Tonight" admirably. After
the performance a cnrtain was raised
and the Christmas Tree sbone forth
10 all its splendor loaded with gifts
and Santa Clans began to distribute
the gifts, some of which caused much
melriment. After the tree was di-
vested of its presents every one vent
home carrying with them a pleasant
remembrance of Xmas 1897.
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"Old Farmer Hopkins will appear
at the Opera House here on Thurs.
day Jan. ID.
Read what the Frederick (Md.)
Daily News has to say about it !:
There is something about Mr..
Davidson and his play that is fresh,
in%vigorating and entertaining. In
odd Farmer Hopkins he has created
a character that will remain a tradi.
ton of the stage. The special seem
cry was beautiful"
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THEOLOGICAL

Telegram was received here last
Wednesday by Judge Calllouet an
nouncing the death of Pierre Gail
louet. of Lafayette, which had oc-
Cured that morning. No other de-
tais were given.
The deceased who was a son of
Theodule Caillouet, was 4 native Of
this PARISH, we'll known in this town
where he grew up to mans estate.
He was of a quiet, u%nassuming dis
position, but possessing many virtues
and an enviable reputation. He leaves
a wife and several young children,
besides father and mother and three
sisters to mourn his loss.
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DRIP. NJ.

Dentist. has removed his office from the
the Riviere building to the office lately
occupied by Dr.. J. Z. Blanchard. at
the corner of Green and st. Bridgit
Streets, just one block away. where he
invites his clients and the public in
general to give him a call. First class
Work Guaranteed.
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We learn from the St. Mary Banner,
published in the town of Franklin.
that Dan Thorne recently appointed
postmaster of Berwick, st. Mary par
ish. is a negro. We wonder what the
white Republicans of ST. Mary have
to say about it. Is it not Republican
consistency On the part of the Presi-
ienti
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HOW no VOTE.

On January 1lti,, the people will IL
called upon to vote on the proposition
of a constitutional convention and To
elect delegates to the same. The
election is to BE- held rE.der the Aus
tralian ballot law. and all those in
favor of the constitutional convention
shall have to stamp the little circular
space In the square to the light of
the the sentence:
''FoR A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
In ACCORDANCE WITH ACT
No 50 Or 1896"
and those opposed to a constitutional
convention shall stamp the circular
space in the square to the right Of
the sentence:
AGAINST A CONVENTIONAL Con-
vENTIoN IN ACCORDANCE WITH
Act No 81 Or 1896"
The voters will also be called to
elect 36 delegates at large, and two
parish delegates.
The names of all the candidates
for delegates at large will most pro-
badly be all published under one
heading, arranged alphabetically,
beginning with the biggest letter of
the alphabet, in the %sulnames. and
down the list 10 the lowest and tho
voters shall stamp the cirenlar spaces
in the squares opposite the 36 persons
they wish to vote for.
The names of the democratic can
didates are published in another
column, and we advise the voters to
read them So as 10 familalize them
sci YES with them and be able to
readily pick them out in the list.
Tue names of the two parish dele
gates will most probably be Mt tie
end of the ticket. but az there are
only two of these, and both are to
be voted for, there oaght not to be-
any difficulty in stamping the circular
space in the square opposite them.
These also will be arranged alpha
betically and here they are:
THOMAS A. BADEAUX.
- L. P. CA[LLOUET.
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Chill cures injure the stomach be-
caues of the peruvian bark extracts
found in them, unless accompanied
by a digestive principle. Ramor's
pepsin Chill Tonic this
objection, becaue each dose contains
Pme Pepsin sufficient to digest it.
Tasteless and guaranteed. SOC.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

Don't TOBACCO Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
II You want to quit tobacco using easily
ard forever. bemade well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bac,
the Wonder-wofker, that makes weak men
strong. May gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over go, e00c1leed. Buy NolTo-Bac OF your
druggist. under guarantee to cure, soc or
Slice. Booklet md sample mailed free. AID.
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
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We publish elsewhere the financial
statement of the Bank Of Thibodaux
madt at the close of the year just
ended. 1t is worth locking over, it
natts such a splendid showing. Its
deposits amount to 1877 ,612.29 higher
oy several thousands than in any
hfeVi"us year ut tie corresponding
time OF the year.
This bank has a surplus and undi-
vlued profits of over $4,000 and is
aolng an excellent business.
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MR. j. II. THOMPSON,

The well known dealer
in fire Kentucky ~hoises, has been in
oul midst since a few DAYS, with a
COED lat of fine Kentucky harness and
saddle horses. to suit all tastes.
He Is holding forth mt II. Tetreau
d ca s Stable, where ell ire invited
to call and see his stock.
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Mr.. Ii. Boell's family has moved
to New Orleans, or account of its
educational advantages to Miss Boell
and brother. Mr.. Boell will continue
in the employ Of Messrs. Libby and
Blouin.
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Read carefully over and yer again
the names OF the So democratic nomi-
nees for delegates at large, So as to
familiarize yourselves with them, and
to be able designate them on the
official ballot next Tuesday. Don't
forget the W parish delegates their
names are familiar to all.
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A pleasant progressive euchre par
ty took place at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Jeanmard on
last Tuesday evening. The party
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeanmard's guests. Misses Sarah
Brown and Louise Bourgeois.
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Tie Hummel, Hamilton & Sells
Ellcus which performed here on New
leais day, left most nf its actors
and attaches stranded III New Orlear S
last Tuesday morning and silently
sped away to Cincinnati, its habitat.
II is said that most of the poor
actors given the "sllake" were left
viii eut q sou in q strange place.
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The dance given at Tallieu Hall
near Labadleville last Wednesday is
said to have been one of the finest
of the many balls given at that place.
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NJ assurlng reports come to US
h0hn tie third ward concerning the
work on the levees in That ward. The
force has been augmented on all three
breaks and there is now every pros
peet ut the levees being repaired in
time Tor the next higE water.
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Sorrow settled over the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Blum when death
entered its portals Yesterday morning
and ruthlessly cnt down their infant
daughter round which all their affec-
tions had conferred. The little body
was taken up yesterday to Donald
sonville for interment.
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Tie Police Jury men in regular
session this week and transacted
such BUSINESS as claimed attention.
The Proceedings will appear IN our
next issue. The following members
We're, namely, President j. l.. Aucoin,
l. |. Nlorvaut, Mareellin Bergeron,
Josef 0. Toups, L. j. Trosclair,
John /. RodrigIe, J. l. Leblanc
and Jos. P. Bourgeois.
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The "a Thoroughbred company
played to a large audience at the
Opera House last Sunday.
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It vas bitter cold last New Years
day hut the boys went to the circus
All tie. same to see the sights and
some Of their fathers went along with
them 10 see-the boys safe.
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A pleasant social gathering took
place at the home Of Mrs. Jennie
Cults this week, N which the young
people present had plenty of fun.
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Just try Il Zoe. box of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
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Plenty of ice last Sunday and Mon
dsy, and cheap, too. But, then, few
nersons cared about it.
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Grim Death entered the peaceful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leblanc
last Friday night week and claimed
for his own one of the twin boys re-
Gently born to them. The infant was
buried on New Years day in st.
Joseph's Cemetery after the perform
ance of the beautiful burial service
OF the Catholic Church for children.
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Die YOU know Tat every voter has
asoltmn duty to perform Eext Tues
day
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VOTE FOR THE SO DEMOCRATIC DEL
EGATEs AT LARGE AND THE TWO PAR
IsH DELEGATES.
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We are off3Iing
Big Bargains in Mems
kais. Ii you need one it will pay you
TO ste our stock.
'fTile Racket"
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See oar Ladies' knit Undershirts at
n 90, and 25c. The Racket"