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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-08
Bayou CArlln Drainage

In another column We publish
the decision Of the Supreme Court,
handed down last Monday, deny
ing the petition of the commits
sioners Of the New Iberia-Bayon
Carlin Damage District for a re-
hearing. We presume, without
positive information at hand, that
this is the :.curtain' on all that
has been done in this direction to
date.
It now behooves the people OF
the parish to organize a new drain-
age district along lines we'll within
the limitations of the law and the
decisions Of the Supreme Court and
get to work for the redemption of
their lands from foods. Great
care should be exercised in TeOr-
ganizing to avoid legal snags, for
there is no dynamite that will lift
them ont of the path of dredge
boats, and, if the commissioners
get outside Of the law, the delays
are greater than those that will be
caused by cutting thorough the re
mains of the Frustrated forest that
is supposed to be lying beneath
. the seagrass.
We would humbly suggest tina
the future policy should be TO
drainage alone. Let it be to Gu
an outlet through the seamarsl
: and timbered swamps for tn
waters of Coulees Rodaire, PEBBLE
and Jack. Once a through drain
age system is established tn
work may be made progressiv
: and tide water may be bough
nearer New Iberia, and the cana
may be made, in time, to be 0
more Importance than mer
drainage channel.
The time to act is at hand an
the people who most need thi
drainage should get together an
. formulate well advised plans f.
the execution of the work, if it
ever to be done. We believe til
people Of New Iberia will faitl
fully do their part,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-08

Tue Police Jury met on last
Thursday and among other things
they did we learn that they ap-
pointed a new drainage commission
Tor the Bayou Carlin Drainage
District, and remolded the bound.
aries Of the district SO as to ex-
clude that territory winch lies
within the corporate limits Of
New Iberia. This was made
necessary by the recent decisions
of the Supreme Court, applying to
this special drainage district. The
newly appointed commissioners
are Deserie Broussard, Harrison
Brannon, ). G. Curtis, A. Rod
rigues and Geo. Winters. The last
named gentleman was on the old
board and he is the only reappoint
ment. They all reside in the dis
trict that is praying for drainage
and every effort they will MAKE
will be for themselves and neigh
bors We trust, therefore, tha
| We will be able to chronicle iron
| week to week the progress Of tn
good work.
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

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New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York-Mnn,e p c. Blossom. Plaintiff
against $. Bodden. Mary Trntle and others
Defendants In pursuance q Judgment foreclosure
and entered n the entitled nc
bearing date The rd day Of September 1902
undersigned the referee said Judgment named viii So.
public ayction az the Exchange sales Rooms 40 III
Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan aud Comfy
the 10th day Of October.
O'Clock noon that day. Vincent A RYAN Auc0near
premises directed by said judgment sold an5
described follows; All certain lot niece ~
parcel of with buildings improve the
on situated located the Nineteenth lg, Ward - fha
bounded and described follows. sat say: Begin
ming point the easteTy side 81 Third Avenue gs
tan Twenty i've ,25) Feet one and one-quarter Inches
6oufherly the formed Intersection
line Of Third Avenue with
araTi.I
W Forty fifth Street Eighty Feet ft..'.s
southerlv parallel with Third Eighteen tls .
Ten dO) Inches: thence westerly parallel with East E-~-
nth Street ana part the distance through ratv
Eighty ts0D the easterly side Third Ataufs
thence norherly along said eastery - Third An
Eighteen u.s. Fee' Ten ana ILresEiEhths lO3t lnrta-
point place of beginning
Dated NeW YC-k September 2Sth 1902
MORRIS CEKOR. Prfe-aa
& Rf7DD Attorneys Plaintiff. rn-c-t--
Street. Borough Manhatfsn. New York C'ty -
following q diagram the property fe
described above. .he being 7l9 Tb5rT
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
foreclosure Sales.

ate living and being Twenty-third Ward OF the
Borough of The Bronx. in the City Of New York
Tlocks 2SO5 and 2509 Section the Map of
city New York and bounded and described fol-
Beginning point on the westerly side
Jerome distant two hundred and eighty
thirtytwo -huudredths OF FOOT northerly from
lie norh esterly corner of Jerome One hun
ded and siNtyfh running thence westerly along
first part ana the land Of Catharine s Dubois three
hundred and twenty-eght feet and seventy hun
dredths old wall thence northerly along
fifty feet thence norherly still along said
afv feet thence northerly stll along one hun
Sred and ninety ninefy-seven this Of
FOOT 70 the land Hannah NJ Clarke easterIv
along division line between the land Of Hannah
Clarke Of the party OF the first part three
hundred seventy and foryseven hundredths of
foot Avenue thence southery along the west
erlv side q hundred nd Faa,
and thirty of foot the point place ~
begi7nag excepting therefom such thereof
City of New York by Release NAV
1900 and recorded May 3 1900. in Liber Sc Of Con
vevances. page as Section o.
Dated New York September d. 1902.
LEWIS n. FREEDMAN Referee
FRANK N TIcHENoR, Attorney for Plaintiff 3s Park
Row Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
al described above:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST TO MEET.

EXPECT TEN THOUSAND TO ATTEND NATIONAL
CONVENTION N OMAHA.
Omaha. Oct. 1.-Two thousand delegates 70 the
national convention OF the Disciples Of Christ ar
rived on the morning trains and The most OF TO-
day was given over 20 the reception Of these ad-
vance delegations and arranging for their enter
tainment for the ten days they will be IN The CITY.
Chairman Payne Of the general committee said
thls morning that not less than ten thousand dele
gates VIII have arrived by Friday night.
series Of banquets of the alumni Of the differ
'it ooHeges OF the Christian Church has been ar
ranged the first being that of Bethany College, OF
west virginia the oldest college Of the denomina-
uoh' winch VIII be held Tuesday evening OF
next week The other colleges which have ar
ranged for similar banquets are Drake University.
~ 2,,-1 - HHl9iheS' Hiram College of Hiram ono
ner University
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES
DEDICATE FIRST BUILDING

APPROPRIATIONS FOR VARIOUS PURPosEs-TO
DEDICATE FIRST BUILDING.
st. Louis. oct l5-Drectors OF divisions chiefs
OF departments and heads OF bureaus of the Worlds
Fair have rendered 10 the board OF directors an
account of their work Additional appropriatlons
have been approved 10 be set aside for the use Of
the various departments. For grounds and build
ings Se5ooe0 added 10 the original s. on OO de-
voted 10 this work. Foreign exploitation received
S!5o0oo domestic exploitation SO 0O and press and
publicity S2e00 To the division Of exhibits was
accorded S20oG0 and TO the division Of concessions
anc admissions S25.o00 For the administration Of
the Offices Of president treasurer secretary audi
tor medical director. Jefferson Guard. ceremonies
and entertainment of guests sl0oO and So aoo for
contingencies
The executive committee OF the exposition has
submitted 10 the board Of directors resolutions tba,
the board Of women managers be authorized 10 an
point one member OF all committees on the award
ing of prizes for exhibits produced by fna 10 labor
exercise supervision ana control over si1cb e.
unes of the fair may be especially devoted 70
Woman's work: 10 take part IN tiedcator,- carsy,c
nies and Oicis functions and 10 elect s,ch ,tgieT
ana appoint such committees will be necessar ~
10 discharge the aforementioned duties The bosrd
approved the resolutions. The executive cornmit-
women managers now numbering tRentv-folr r7ev,,-
hers, shall have vacancies filled until the mem
bership is reduced 10 twenty-one and that II SHAH
not thereafter be increased above thar nnrSiisr &c.
The resolutions were approved by the board
Chicago, Oct. l5.-The Chicago Press Club will ca
20 ST. Louis on the invitation of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition dedicate the Press Buils
ing at the Worlds Fair OF 1894 on SATURDAY. octo
her % The trip viii he made over the Chicago
and Alton Railway leaving Chicago the evening
The Press Building viii be the first of the Worlds
Fair buildings 10 he dedicated. and extensive prep
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNT,

of New York-John 2 Schreyer plantIR against
Kate G.. hcAdams. defendant In pursuance % juds-
ient o foreclosure and sale duly made
entitled action bearing date the 18th day Of October
1907 l. the undersigned. the Referee said
named viii sell public auction the New York Real
Estate Saesroom No III Broadway in the Borough of
yemher 1902. u o'clock day. By Peter =
Meyer auctonee the premises directed by
te be sold and therein described follows:
tain plot piece parcel of land known present
street numbers OF 224 and 226 Division
~ New YORK Borough Manhattan premises being
situated the side Of Division com
nercinE seventy feet of Clinton Street being
about frfyeght IN width In front
and singular the edinces. buildings. rights members
privileges and appurtenances thereuUto belonging
any wise appertaining. And also all the estate right
title interest. n NJ rirat
property, possession, claim demand Whatsoever
well ia law equity OF John Duane Of in and 10 the
SAID d-isei premises and parcel thereof
dated the 18th day of October 1891 ty Abranl W
Eghert 70 the said John Duane. Ofcs
of the REGISTER of the city and County YORK. ON
the 1th day OF January. 1895 block
block number 3li the land % the city NV
York and the renewals therein provided f1r and =, er
clause. article and condition therein
tained subject nevertheless
TONED. The said premises and will be sold sub
le-t % lease made by Kate e. McAdAms Ros-n-
ha dated August = 1901 for the from
FIRST of september. 1901 of
Forty-two hundred dollars which said lease is re
corded I'm the office ~ the County ~ Ne
YORK IN Section number one nter G7 Of conveyances
Dated New York. October . 1902
CHARLES !. HOFFMAN Referee
WENDEL. g. ROBESoN. Attorneys for PialntIH ~
Broadway. y. Y. City "
Tho following a diagram prapertv he sofa n
described above the street number being ani ~
Division Street:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

-
o New fork--Minuie p c blossom Plaintiff.
aealhst Gene : Bodden. Auguste Goodman others.
Lt.enuaitS IN pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure
ana SAFE duly made ana entered above entitled
uoh bearing cate the 3rd day September. 1892 T. tie
Undersigned the referee In Judgment Will sell
~ pubic auction al the Exchange No. III
fiGsdNaE IN me borough Of Manhattan and County
~ New YORK on the 18th Of October 1902 twelve
cioFk noon on that day. by Vincent Ryan
tAe premises directed by said Judgment and
leIen descrbed as follows; All
parcel O; land with the buildings and improvements
On stnated located IN the Nineteenth Ward of the
slIousn OF dahtlattan. City Of NeW-Nork. which =
ROUNDED ana described follows Begin
nhs az pom on the easterly side dis
taht Fofythret ts3l Feet Eleven iye-eFhhs l1 80
les snheriy rom the formed by the intersection
o ne sald eas,eTy line OF Third with the south
cry line O. East fortyhfh Street. running
parasi With East Forty NTH Street and part of the
distance through parts wall Eighty $50 Feet.
ihenos soGthTy parallel with Third Avenue EigAteen
tlet feet Nine ana nei~hths Inches
thence Eesery parallel with East Foryhfth ana
part 81 the distance Through party Eighty
70 the easerly side OF Third Avenue thence nar,hey
aonE said eastefy side OF Third Avenue EghtAn lSi
Feet Nine and one-half c9a) inches. the poiat
Dated New York. September 24th. 1902.
JAMES A. TREACY. Referee
BLAIR G. RCDD. Attorneys for Plaintiff 50 Liberty
street, BC~olgh q Manhattan. New
The following is diagram the property ha s1lf
as described above the street number being IL Third
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
STORAGE NOTICE
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
165. 16T and les West 32d-st
NeW-YOrk Octohar fGrb rao0

CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
165. l6T and les West 32d-st
NeW-NOrk, October 18th. 1902
To Mrs. Alice shane, Mr. Frank Shan,
Mrs. Marguerite Sheridan Mrs s Moore
Mr.. Vim. Redstone. Mrs. Gordon. Mr- IOhn
J. Walsh. Mrs. Essie Walsh, Mr. August
Gabillet, Jane Reid. Mary Dunn, Mr.. Chas
TCwarnicld Mrs Minnie Des Georges Mrs
Sarah II. Curtis. Mrs. Matte Sharkev. Mr..
G G.. Hodges. Mrs. Sarah Countee M.
Vim. Cochran. Mrs Mary Bembry. Mrs.
Kate Green. M. Frank L. White. Mrs. /.
Williams. Mr.. R0bt- jefferson. Mrs. Anna
Plowden. Mrs. Martha TAYLOR. Mr. ILnwood
Howard Mr.. \ l.. Rivers Mrs Alice Holt
Mrs Mary Tartiff or Cardiff Mr.. Nm. A.
smith. Mr.. ChaS. FioTe. You and each Of
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF the lien I hold upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given yod. i will cause such property. 70
wit household goods, personal effects and
merchandise, stored .by YOU in my ware
houses. 20 he sold at public auction. accord
ing TO the statute in such cases made and
provided az W. II. Flattau's Auction
Rooms, G3 University Place. corner 10Th
81, thorough of Manhattan. New-York CITY
on Tuesday. November 18th. and on
Wednesday. November 18th 1902 at N
a. m, and Will be continued on every Tues
cay and Wednesday thereafter. at the same
time and place. until all the goods are dis
posed OF.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
n PIP. DEALY Prop'r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
THE MEAT P4cKERs' COuBIN4TION.

Chicago. oct. l5-The great packers comhina-
ton viii be launched December if the money
market Is easy. says The ,hroucle Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. the New-York bankers and fnanciers.
VIII mead the underwriting syndicate Wherever
mere are agencies OF several packers in city or
town they viii be abolished and only. one general
agency viii be esta hlished
Among the firms in the combination are Armour
q Co, swift d Co. Nelson Morris * Co. and
Schwarzschild Sulzberger
Members OF the banking house OF Kuhn. Loeb &
Co declined yesterday to make any statement upon
the report from Chicago that their firm would be
the managers OF the syndicate which would under
combination.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

East 44th 81.

The Approximate amount of the lien charge.
" which the above described property sold
sI with interest thereon from September 9th 1902
together with costs ana aloWanoes amounting 20 S34sl7
with from September 23rd 1902 together
expenses Of the sale. The approximate amount
taxes and other o De
allowed q the purchase money paid
the referee follows
ing about Sl7OO alro any which may be
a lien tine OF sale.
Dated New York September Path 1902
JAMES A TREACTY Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
STO4T-I0O
l6Hth Street

i6Sth Street
The approximate Of lien 10
which abOve-descTibed property sold IL
SO 100 interest thereon 4th day of
1892 together with and allowance
S355 10 100 dollars with interest August
together with the OF the The
proNimate amount OF taxes, assessments other liens
which be allowed the purchaser
paid by the Referee. Is S. and in
Dated. New York. September % 1902.
LEWIS II. FREEDMAN. ReNera.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW

York Charles Il Prstze. Plaintiff. asa,ns, Kat4
H1efTlt1 Hud Jacob Strauss. Defendants ul-s4.nt.
ot a Judgment OF foreclosure sale. J4ly maze ANA
entered in tha above A.u bearing cite
TIE e'h say - October. 1872 l. The uuiersigu- ga~
htitT-c IN said Judgment nan ed. Will al ilbIl.
auction az the New YORK Real Estate Sal-ssoum No
5ll broadway. In The Borough ~ Manhattan City -
-" York the Both DAY Octoue- at l. o-lIr
noon on that Gay hy Herbert A sherman Au.t!D.e,r
therein described follows: mat certain laf nice
o parcel 'r land With tine huiting thereon ere.
Ei't'F' Nns ana being tho Sruffer.y side ~ one
hundred ana Thirty frrth Street o Flfth Avenue
ana known as No 10 West one Hundred and Thtrf.
ieIfih street Borough of Manhattan ~ New York
ana bounded and described follows BEGINNING AZ
I,t IN me -ouflsTly side u one Hundred
IN street distant hundred and t.GO feet
" NHs'rk from the SOuthWesterly TIlrF-a
InE ih@uc~ Southerly parallel FIfth Avenue n,at
nH' ' f'tf eeN"a tlb inches the Iire - the
n''k hft""fu on" Hundred and Thrift. third ana one
Iiunirei aut Thirty fourth thence Was,arty
spnB -eld middle line of the block twenty ms. ,-,
l tht9ce Norfherly again parallel Flfth Avenue
90 parry through party wall ninety $50 aet
- et tiu inches 70 the Southerly side Hundred
enc % Ih!Ttf fourth street thence Easterlv along
'o.IltriF side Of one Hundred Thirty fsurfh
street twenty fye f25i point " place - he
Ghh!1g and being known by the numbe- 16 Uss,
CnS hundred ana Thirty fourth Street .N
Dated New York. October : 1892
--,,r-r,o,- - LEWIS A. ABRAMS Referee
inEritDN Q STRONG Attorney for PlaintiT "a wan
street. New York CITY. ''"' - wan
he io4o"ing a diagram of the property ~ h. soil,
s st,eet No Is 10 West One Hundred and hi-t, f,b
Is4th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

arations are being made 10 make # an important
event IN me history OF the great exposition Ds
oedicatory ceremonies will be held in the aIteI-
noon. In the evening 4 banquet will be given 10
the Press club by the exposition officials.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

LARGEST AMD CHEAPEST
@yth sALE ever known. over 30o.uJo
tNt-lies of literature are offered az The low
s&lnes. g. - Sc each; Z5 600 Paper Novels.
se, 70 Joe. each: sO0OO School and Tent
Books. sc, % sc. each CO 300 Novels and
hecicsl hO0ks l0c. % 800 each: l.GoO
Stanlafd eets. t0e. 20 5000: 1000 Sets
~ Encyclopedias. $500 70 $500. Books
covering every branch of literature az or
shout onc-rf.h tho gFioe akk~s1 hy the pub
lisners no catalogues ISSUED. second
tsho school books review books snt books
llfh-rt cath prices poids calls az residences
ire*. LyNEfiNG's \. Y. Book Exchange
b. bfoac~sy. near l2th-st.s open sveuinSa.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Division street

The Approximate OF the Hen charge 10 satisfy
Nlch The above described property IS 20 be sold
thousand hundred dollars lO e.
with interest thereon the ~ MRy 1902 10
gcther with allowance amounting 70 s4s9 "a
vita interest from May 1902. lie
p~nSes ~ the sale The approximate ~ taxes
s-sSfn'is. or other liens which be allowed 20 tie
purchaser ont of the purchase money. paid by the
RefeT--. IS Three thousand dollars and Interest
Dated. New York. October 1902
CHARLES J.. HOFFMAN Pas.r.a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

COMPANION TO an insane patient. by ex-
pert. able To take full charge PIiYSI-
Clan RrX y Tribune OfHcp
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
East 18Th St
East gath 81.

The ap3roximate amour: 81 the charge 70 sat
tsfy which above described property sold
September Igth
sorether with allowance amounting 1868 o.
f interest from September 23rd 1892 with the
expenses II tie sale The approximate amount OF the
sses Assessments and other 70 be al
loUS 10 the purchaser 81 the purchase money OF
he Maid by the referee is follows Water 1901
sTeuntng 10 about Sl7OO any 1902 which
NAV be a lien ~ time Of sale.
DATED New York. september 24th. 1892
MORRIS CUKOR. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

ne approximate amount Of the lien or charge ~ -,
S ed heh me above-eseribed property is be sold i
S@V'shfl' with interest thereon from the 2-d a.
tf,oter ltHZ together with allnvan.e
iaE u SS22@ together with expenses OF r. aI
Inc approximate amount OF the
water rates or other liens allowed 10 The
$500 0O interest 80 ~ ' - 'i7 heieree is
dated New York sth day of October 1902
LEWIS 4. ABRAMS pess-..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
LADDERS. DERRICIIs. POLES.
LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

OK spe,tacles and eyeglasses by buying 81
the mhnufa ~turer Prescriptions allied.
lenses duplicated IN our own factory. frSt
quality lens sc. other goods IN propoy-
iion. W g. FAY OPTICAL MIG. co. Us
RrOaIWay.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
NEW YORK. sUPREME COTRT. COUNTY

~ OF York-The Dry Dock Savings Institution.
Plaintiff against Angelica s Ketchum and others
fendants In pursuance Judgment - Foreclosure
sale duly entered IN the ab' entitled action
- August. 1892. /. the under
signed Referee in said judgment named. win sell
Public York Real Estate Salesrcom.
No III Broadway in the Borough y Manhattan cry ~
day Of October, 1902 IL
clock noon day Philip A Smyth. Auctoneer.
premises directed said judgment 10 be sold. and
follows All that certain plot, piece
or parcel ~ land with building thereon erected stu
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

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pert, twelve years experience, highest
references. temporary or permanent, books
written up. opened. closed, balanced. Tea-
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

EOT. IG attends city college az ANYTHING
after % clock MAN LfEBERMAN Rox
2a- Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

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agemvnt. bookkeeping. etc, desires re
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