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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20

German Harrison street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst "a xtor 30
Harrison street German preaching every
sunday az II a. m. and every frs; and
third sunday IN The Cnonth at y n.
English preaching every second and fourth
sunday sunday school ar 9.ss a. m
Young PEOPLES meeting a. : p. N Sunday
md n. n "wednesday German PRAYER
meeting every Thnrsaay II Z. N
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Meetings held IN basement of loo wasA
irEton street entrance on alley between
First avenue south and Occidental avenue
every evening a. rs O'Clock. Puo,ic cor
daily invited Chaplain. Thomas Eees.
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The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
Ssv at II III. Theosophis's rooms Ilis
Third avenue All are welcome. especially
the sick and the sorrowing.
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Rams Horn Mission.

The Rams Horn mission. PIT Second av-
erue routn-Gospel meetings every even
ING A. s O'Clock Everybo IL invited
N II Nichols. superintendent
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C,r.t Church of Christ-Sctentist

Roor, c Seattle National Bank building
carvices sunday AZ II a. m and Friday
Sverinr Al s o'clock. Sunday school! I'M
,r,ediateiy after the Sunday service Read
ing room open during the week.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In enc hour and twenty-five minuteA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips Seattle Tacoma
route. as follows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, NAY &
TINE CARD.
Leave Sesttle-s:4S. Has A. n. s:aS 6:1e
.. tn
Leave Tacona-a:@ n. m. I. l:sa. p m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. m. is m. p. N.
Leave Tacoma-S:A a. m. 80 so n. IA
Landing al Northern Paci4c wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rtoa street. Seattle.
Sundays steamers Flyer and State OF
WashinSton.
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(hriatlnn AlIlnnce.

Tho Christlan Alliance meets az go n
-, every Sunday and on Thursday AT 2 n
n n IN 'n rd Fourth avenues near ormTn
a
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aAN IErAS ISLANDS.

NItAM IT T 80 tf'4Jsf 7 otJN
aock foet or Man street sunday
tuesday and Thursday AZ q O'Clock md
rIrrt FOR PORE Townsend San Juan Islands
ard New Wnate9r0. Returning. leaves
saz wnAfcora Tuesday Tnarxsay ard
aaturaay az 4 a n. J II. Tnompsen. man
axsr-o~nsr Lily Eogar6us Il Co ax-nA
CITY DICK Te4<2Ao1e. Man n.
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Ftrss Unitarian rAsr-~h ce Sss-.-t~ Stree.
teJs-ea oion ard PIKE. There VII - 10
services t0~t2Y. NJ Martin q Ia ~orga-
ali preach ask sunday morning.
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PEOPLES Mission Cburch-l429 F0urta
avenue " W Mallory. pastor Preach
ing On SUNDAYS a 2.4 ?. m. and every
n 81 Al 81 clock.
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Va TIE o p 4 y Short Lire and
T-nso- Pacific OK Rio Grand@. Tickets 70
az pasnts East az aalt rates and isss
SCI rates 70 special psiats quoted else
snsge in this paper. Ttckei Office. els
Fire. ave1.A
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Liberal Union.

Meets at Masonic Temple every Sunday
evening at 80 O'Clock. DR.. York will lect-
urf on "Our Religion. Progressive Life
An are cordially invited.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
I ; MAIL

Leaves Galtralth dock foot 81 Washing
ton street. TGesdays Thursdays ard Sat-
uy6ays a. : O'Clock 4 N. FOR Kingston
port Gamble Seaberk Ersnuon. Holly
DAwatto IAlllwaup Fails H9oGsport and
Union city. Returns alternate days.
u TROCTAAN Master
Tslepfo enc Red 81
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Progressive Iyceurn.


The Chndrcn's Progressive Lyceunl
meets every Sunday morning In Petrs'
hail F!rs, avenue. at II O'Clock
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PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma Wash, and Victoria. n. G.
s :0Hnrsn Ivl NJ Tacoma il0.Arl 4:e0pm
lO:0opm.I 2S SEATTLE s2lAr SPIN
! GOA Ivi 72Pt Townsend 3SiAr 10 sam
345am Ar110 Victoria n i.vl s:0oam
'Daily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes hrstclass ac-
commodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf,
Seattle. for Victoria. at 10 y. m. and for
Tacoma ri els p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state.
rooms until q. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
f.. T. rOPE
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seat;,A
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N =. Ry Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAvIGATIoN co.

Seattle Everett a. Whatcom Route
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday nj 10 y. m.
Seattle. Everett and Ia Conner Route,
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
EXCEPT Saturday az 10 p. m, calling AT Ev-
erett going north Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. going south Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main 21a Yesler dock,
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Mount Carmel Mission No 1875 Third
avenue between Tn,on and Pike streets.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

FOX SAN FRANCISCO.
T1La V ciTY OF s PERA 'a ANA wAfIk
wI IA Ieave SEATTLE. via Fort Towns
f Fss and N Il X March a 10 !ns,
g 30. April 1. Z. Il. is. =. y. leave SAN
FRANCISCO for Seattle via Victoria. a
fss and 3 p'T K tS~assS Msro = m A f.
a April !. & r y rs = =
c!TaYs o 6is' TTossEsA Ak. s!S1TfT.Asdh
CITY and CURACAO. leave SEATTLE.
Ma "a nj i FL Il 4 il 10 =. = > 81 Apss
S 3 10 *. IT, is ~. Is. .. 40. 50 The COM
rsny reserves right 20 change without pre-
hours hours ~ sailing. For further particuiars
J. F. TRoWBRiDGE =, $; supt., Ocean
Ave. Seattle, .Goodall. Perkins & Co..
Gen. Agts., $. F.
FOR VANCOUVER, VIA ANACORTES
AND wHATCoM-
The elegant Sidewheel Steamer
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Master
WIN leave Yesler wharf Seattle every
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at II 40
y. m for Anacortes. Fairhaven, What
COM and Vancouver. Passengers may 20
on board and occupy rooms at $50 p. m.
Returning will leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. az II
y. m.
This steamer has superior passenger ac-
commodations. Table service unsurpasse
For freight or passage apply on board or
at Yesier wharf.
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
STR. MULTNOMAH
DAILD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 4 r. n.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA. 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. So CENTS.
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager. "
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Peoples Mission.

Gos7ei net tinrs are held every evening
L O'clock and sunday ~ p. m. All are
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BICYCLE
SKA It ING Q
IN UP-to Date EoveIsy--B Bicycle
SKATER Soop to 81 Rzc0g-
sized by &bs 4. 4. U.
Copyright. 1881

Copyright. 1881
.F HAT the bicycle would ever be
compelled 10 share It's popU-
lariiy win another sport was W.
al recently considered most inn
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Time Card-Lesves Seattle a. m. u
n and p. n. Leaves Everett: s.i5 a. m.
80 D. n. and 7ls .. m.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-29
SALE OF FERRY PRIVILEGES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.

By virtue of the authority vested in me as pres
ident of the Police Jury of this parish by the or
dinances and regulations of said Police Jury,
will proceed, at the Courthouse OF the parish of
st. John the Baptist. on
FRIDAY, the 4th day Of NOVEMBER, 1898,
at II o'clock a. m,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder and
under the terms and conditions prescribed by
existing Police Jury regulations and the ordinan-
ces and resolutions adopted the 18th day of Sep
tember s9a the leases of the following ferries to
be located as follows, to wit
FERRY No. l..
At Mount Airy P. o. Landing on the left bank
to Wallace p. o. Landing on the right bank.
FFRRY No. e.
bank to the landing of Falix Haydeis Store build.
ing on the right bank.
FERRY No. 2k.
At St. Paul Store Landing on the right bank to
Lions p. o. ON the left bank with the privilege to
carry passengers to and from Terre Haute Planfa-
tion Lane.
FERRY No. 3.
At Edgard p. o. and Store Landing on the right
bank to the st. Peters Station and Church Lane
or st. John Social Club on the left bank.
FERRY No. 4.
At the Lucy p. o. Store Landing on the right
bank to the Laplace Station Lane ON the left
bank.
FERRY No. s.
At Bonnet Carre Point the right bank to the
landing of Mrs. j. B. Gebelin the left bank,
with the privilege to carry passengers to and from
Laplace Station Lane.
TERMS.-0ne fourth cash and the balance in
notes with good and responsible endorsers, pay
able in quarterly instaments, the lessees to fur
nish bond with good and solvent security in the
respective amounts prescribed, for the faithful
performance of their contract, and shall in all res
poets comply with and be bound by the ferry re-
gulations and ordinances relative thereto.
The right to reject any and all bids is hereby
reserved
Parish of st. John the Baptist, this 18th day of
September 1898.
THOMAS BELOW,
President Police Jury.
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BONNET CARRIE, LOUISIANA, OCToBRE 1898.
cUE1LLETTEs.

Un caract6re moral s'attache aux see
mes de rautomne. Ces feuilles qui TOM
bent CONNIE nos ans, ces feuiies qui se
fanent CONNIE nos heures, ces nuages
qui fluent CONNIE nos illusions, cette lu-
miere qui s'affaisse oomme notre intelli-
gence, ce soleil qui Sc refroidit CONNIE
nos amours, ces heurs qui Sc glacent
CONNIE notre vie ont des rapports Sc
crets avec nos destinees.
CHATEAuBRIAND.
Une jolie femme qui de vilaines dents
admirait de bellies paches dams un jardin.
All dit-elle, j'y mordrais volontiers
4 bellies dents.
Boireau, hegmatiquement:
On toujours envie de CO qu'on
ma pas!
lily a des gems qui pr6tendent que
sans argent on ne peut rien faire.
C'est une erreur.
Sans argent, on fait... des dettes.
Lycee do jeunes files:
DE quelle conjugaison, mademoi-
selle, est le VERDE aimer7
DE Ia derniere.
-Vous stes une ignorante
-Cest-a-dire, madame, que vous ne
m'avez pas laisss 6nir... Car jentends
par Ia quill ne SO conjugue qua Ia sortie
de pecole.
II en- est de l'amiti6 CONNIE des vieux
titres, la date Ia rend precieuse.
ALPHoNsE KARR.
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ORDER
Firissg Terms ofCOsssf'


COURT FOR THE PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
Pursuant to the Constitution of the State
and the provisions of Act 183 of the Acts of
the General Assembly of 1898, and the author
ity vested in me by the same, it is hereby or
dered that constinuous sessions of the Twen-
ty-frst Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana shall be held as follows, to wit:
In the parish of Jefferson
On the second Monday of January,
On the first Monday of April,
On the fourth Monday of June,
On the first Monday of December;
In the parish Of st. Charles
On the first Monday of February,
On the first Monday of May.
On the second Monday of July,
On the second Monday of October;
In the parish of St. John the Baptist
On the first Monday of March,
On the first Monday of June,
On the third Monday of July,
On the first Monday of November.
1t is further ordered that at the following
sessions of Court grand and petit juries shall
he regularly empanelled, without prejudice.
however, to the calling and empanelling Of
petit juries at other sessions of Court, as au-
thorized by law, to wit:
In the parish of Jeferson-on the first
Monday of April and on the first Monday of
December of each year;
In the parish of st. Charles-on the second
Monday of October and the first Monday of
May of each year;
In the parish of st. John the Baptist-on
the first Monday of June and on the first
Monday of November of each year.
1t is further ordered that this fixing or set
ting apart of the sessions OF Court is not in
tended to conflict with my authority, as Dis
trict Judge, to open and hold sessions of Court
in any of the parishes of the district when
ever the public interest may require it and
when not engaged at the sessions of Court
herein provided for and fixed, it being the in
tention of this order to provide for the conti-
nuous sessions of Court from the first Monday
of October to the thirty irst day of July, in
elusive, of each year, the months of August
and September being months in which no
sessions of Court will be held.
1t is further ordered that this order be
spread upon the minutes of the Court in each
of the parishes of Jefferson. st. Charles and
st. John the Baptist. ..and that the same be
published not less than three times in the OFF,
cial journal in each of said parishes.
Given under my hand and signed at the
Courthouse of the parish of st. Charles, this
10th day of October, 1898.
ISigned] EMILE ROST,
Judge 2lst District.
Filed October 10, 1898.
[Signedl J. C. TRICHE,
Clerk of Court.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy of the ORR
ginal on file and of record in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of Of
r.. 81 fee, at the parish of st. Charles, on
this 18th day of October, 1898.
J. C. TRICHE,
Clerk of Court.
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Lists of

Selected to serve as Grand Jurors, and drawn
to serve as Petit Jurors for the fist and Sc
cond weeks of the session of the Twenty
first Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of st. John the Baptist, to be held
and begun on the first Monday 9th day of
November, A. D. 1898.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-29
Office at Mr.. Aristide Ledo
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the State and
Parish taxes for the year 1898, also poll tax
for the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of 21 years, as per list on file in
my Office, are now due and collectable, and un.
less paid within the time prescribed by law.
the same will be collected with interest and
costs.
WILLIAM J. HART,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Sheriff's Office Parish of st. John the Bap-
tist, October 4, 1898.
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(su1TE

Ellie etait d plaindre, en- effet, et
ellie subissait une torture atroce
Quoiqu'elle cut fait de bonne heure
rapprentissage de Ia souffrance. ja-
mais ellie n'avait rien eprouve de
comparable q Ia douleur qui Ia
meurtrissait. De precoces chagrina
ayaient dssole son enhance; plus
tard, les soucis d'argent, les tracas
domestiques, les pleasures damour-
propre avaient impregne d'amertu-
me les premieres annees de sa jeu-
nesse mails depuis le printemps,
depuis Ia venue de Jean au Toron,
la certitude d'etre aimee ct de pou-
voir Sc reposer sur une solide affec-
ton await aboli ces penibles souve-
Mrs, ou du moins les await rejetes
dams un fabuleux lointain. Ellie
s'etait soudain semitic transporter
dams un milieu clement, sous un
ciel exquisement bleu. La plante
longtemps battue du vent, long
temps deprimee par le gel. rencon-
trait un sol hospitalier, une exposi-
ton en- plein midi, ellie Sc develop
pait meryeilleusement ct allait sc
couvrir de feurs. Et VOLTA qu'un
orage de grele eclatait q rimpro-
viste: tiges. feuilles ct deurs, cruel
lement mutilees, saignaient par
toutes leurs fibres.
La premiere impulsion de Simon
ne await etc de mepriser les allega-
tions de son pere. Ellie essayait de
safirmer q elle-msme quill les in
ventait pour satisfaire sa rancune
ct la detacher de Jean Serraval.
Mais mesure que NJ. de Frangy
precisait ses accusations, nommait
la complice, accumulate les preuves,
une brutale lumiere penetrait fes-
prit de la jeune file. Ellie sayait
son pere acariatre, rancunier. pre-
dispose a yoir surtout les villains
=
cotes de la nature humane, mais
ellie lui reconnaissait un fonds de
dignita ct le jugeait incapable de
s'abaisser q un mensonge. Alors
une logique implacable lui demon
trait que. 81 NJ. de Frangy etait sin
cere, etait Jean qui devenait cou-
pable de la pire deloyaute. A l'heure
oa il lui prodiguait des paroles ten
dres ct des promesses de constante
affection, il la trompait avec Ia pre-
miere venue ses protestations d'ar
mour n n'etaient qu'un jeu injurieux,
une scelerate comedie. Les memes
lsvres qu'il await posees sur le front
de celle qu'il appelait So fancee. il
les await profanees la veille en- les
trainant sur le visage de Philomene
A cette pensee, la fierte
de Simonne Sc reyoltait. un degodt
hui montait q la bouche. Dams son
integre pufete, dams son intransi-
geance de jeune file, ellie sc refusait
j comprendre les faiblesses mascu-
lines ct ces breves liaisons on lhom-
me croft pouvoir savourer un rapide
plsisir tout en- reservant son c@ur.
Ayant donne tonte son anne, ellie es-
timait que Jean devait lui apparte-
mir totalement. Une infdelite. meme
uuper6cielle, lm semblait une offen-
y impardonnable, ct 81 reellement
lean s'etait ayili ! ce point, ellie le
declarait indigne del1e-
Mais ellie raimait trop pour adj
nsttre une si odieuse trahison.
Quells que fdt Il gravits de l'accu-
lasion ellie ny voulait pas croire.
le : disAit qps son pare avait pu
*fna Is sns.nk as,,.A s1lr.asnn nusAveo /
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Fl UILLE TON /.
CGURS MEURTRIS.'
PREMIERE PARTIE.

= =
que Granger qni lni rssssmblait.
Ellie cherchait SO convaincrs quill
ny await dams tout celia qu'une de-
plorable mepriss, un mysterieux
malentendu, ct que, 10 lendemain,
Serraval, avec un mot, reduirait q
meant ces temeraires afirmations.
Malgre celia, Ie doute Ia tenaillait
ferocement il 80 melait 8 toutes
ses pensees. on plutot il lui enlevait
Ia faculte de penser : toute autre
chose qua la deloyaute possible de
celui qu'elle aimait. Ellie trouvait
affreusement tongues les heures qui
Ia separaient encore du moment on
Jean serait mis- en- demeure de se
disculper. Quand Ia mutt vint, ellie
essaya vainement d'engourdir son
angoisse en- s'asaoupissant. LIE doute
ne lui laissait pas de repos, il tenait
ses nerfs surexcites ct sss yeux
grands ouverts Scion le mot de
Shakespeare, "il ny await nj pavot,
nj mandragore. nj soporifque au
monde qui pussent lui rendre le
doux sommeil, maintenant que le
soupcon etait entire dams son anne"
Pendant ce temps. Jean Serraval
rsgagnait les Charvines, tres emu
de son entretien avec Simonne ct de
50 rencontre avec le proprietaire du
Toron. Tout en- faisant la part de
Ia mechanic humeur de NJ. de Fran
gy ct de ses prevsntions. il ne pou-
vait sc dissimuler que ce dernier
await accueilli 90 demande avec une
satisfaction tres moderee ct y await
repondu avec une ironique ambi-
quite peu rassurante. Des quill fut
remonte au chalet, il emmena SO
mere dams son cabinet de travail,
fembrassa ct lui confessa ce qui Sc
TAFT passe depuis le jour de fexcur-
sion au Charbon la scene inexpli-
cable de NJ. de Frangy, les conf
dences de Simonne, les engagements
pris ct enfin son entrevue avec Ii
rascible gentilhomme.
-Chere mere, dit-il en- terminant,
tn trouveras pent-etre que ai re-
pondu un peu vite de ton consente-
ment ct de celui de mon pere, sans
vous avoir consultes mais pour
tranquilliser Simonne ct aussi pour
me defendre contre les soupeons
blessants de NJ. de Frangy. j'ai cru
devoir rendre Ia situation aussi nette
que possible. Je pense que vons ne
me desavonerez pas.
Mon Jean, repartit Mme Sierra
val, tu sails combien je serai heu-
reuse de te yoir apouser Simonne...
tout q fait Ia femme que je de-
sirais pour toi.
-Mais mon perez
-Je lui al deja parle de nos pro-
iets... II reste un peu hesitant d
cause du manque de fortune mais
90 soir meme je reviendrai q Ia
charge ct ie le rangerai mon avis.
rranquillise-toi done. mon cher en-
Fant, ct ne gate pas ton bonheur
par d'inutiles inquietudes.
-Merci, maman... j 'etais du reste |
persuade d'avance de votre bon YOU
oir q tous deux... Je ne suis pour
ant pas complement rassure, car
o Grains l'opposition de "A. de Fran
"; il ne maine pas ct ma parle
l'une facon peu encourageante.
BAH tu sails combien il . le ca
.actere bizarre ct resprit NAL fait.
j appartient ! cette catsgorie de
yens aui seraient desoles de s'exe-
,uter de bonnie grace ct de dire nne
,arole agreeable. Et puis, comme
-. .$.x> 4
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Weakness manifests itself in the loss Of
ambition and aching bones. The blood Is
watery; the tissues are wasting-the door is
being opened for disease. A bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your
blood rich and red. Do you more good than
. special course Of medicine. For sale by
ALL DEALERS.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-29
LIST OF GRAND JURORS.

Nos. Names. Ward.
l. John S. TIegre,
2. Alfred Songy, 8
8. John A. Blanchard,
4. Felix Bossier,
5. ]. Emmanuel Bonneville,
6. Paul Sentilles, 2
z. Emile Barre, 2
8. Joseph Faucheux, 9
9. Dionis Keller, 2
10. George Sarpy,
IL. Clarence L. Bougere, 5
12. Rene Englade, 4
13. Augustin Lasseigne, 4
IA. Charles st. Martin, 4
Is. j. D. Perilloux, S
16. John Hotard.
II. Hamilton Bodin, 5
Is. Adam Bossier,
19. Joseph L. LeBourgeois, 6
20. j. Ernest Mil!et, 6
LIST OF JURORS No. 1.
FIRST WEEK,
Nos. Names. Ward.
/. Pierre Montz, 6
2. Athanase Perilloux, 5
8. Alexis Millet, 4
4. Stanislas Haydel,
5. Willis BELOW,
6. Paul Borne, 2
Z. Honors Miller,
s. John Williams,
9. Clidaman Rodrigue, 2
10. Eugene Alexis,
IL. Pierre Leehe, 5
II. Theophile Haydel, Jr., 3
13. Cleophas Ln,io,
IA. Thomas Brown, 4
Is. Leon Chenet, 6
16. Henry Reidlinger. 5
II. Roselius Laurent,
Is. Ernest Alexandra, 4
10. Louis Rodrigne. 9
20. Albert j. Lacaze, 3
81. Jean-Bte. Dauras,
%. Florestan Desroches, 6
90. Adam Templain, 6
"a. Paul N. Bossier, 4
Is. Jules Fouroux, Jr.
26. Alcee Bossier,
81. David BELOW, 8
%. Euphemon Tassin, 3
90. Andre Dry,
80. Octave Chenet, 6
LIST OF JURORS No. 2.
SECOND WEEK.
Nos. Names. Ward.
l. Faustin Rodrigue, 9
2. Albert Montsgut, 4
8. r j. Landry, l
T. SEVERN Haydel, 2
5. Julien Thomas, 2
6. Rene Becnel, 2
Z. N. F. Pecquet, 2
s. Marins Richaud. 4
9. Joseph Savoie,
10. Marius Roussel, 3
IL. Ulysse Laplace, 4
IL. Albert Mercisr,
13. James Walker,
A. Fernand Braud,
Is. Emile Maitreme,
l6. Samuel Brown, Jr., 4
IL. Henry II. Madare, 4
18. T. D. Madere,
49, Cyprien Vicknair, 5
20. Joseph Shushan,
81. Adolphe Chabaud,
%. Alphonse Hymel.
%. Adolphe Clement, 4
"a. Adolphe Hymel,
%. Amedee Millet, 9
26. Charles Yoto Vicknair, 4
27 Joseph Edouard Millet, l
%. Landry Waguespack, 8
80. Edouard Perilloux, 8
80. Numa Haydel,
A true copy:
Clerks Office, Parish of st. John the Bap-
tist, La, October II. 1888.
ZENON MILLET,
Clerk Of Court.
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