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entered the tavern the town clock vas
on the rtrokc Of twelve.
"Quaint looking tavern" said In
Pfadc. looking carefully about him.
Smells like brewery"
silence said Dcncau. rs he ssv
the tall form OF tho tavcrn'kccpcr com
Ing ,hcit war.
The host gave In Pradc searching
look and. bo~ins. passed on To Tho
barroom.
Looks like murderer said Ia
Pradc.
Worse than n murderer" answered
Dcncau. "Hc II the keeper Of tho
Bald Ea.ic'-sood work hero for .
smart beginner he laughed.
They assembled to the room Of Dc
ncan. third fioor-dinsy. unkcpt-tho
poorest In the BALD Eagle"
II see you still affect poverty
laughed In Pradc. ms he hung his hat
on u tall post Of an old.timc. bod
what kind Of kennel is this!' and
he examined tho narrow windows. tho
icad.colorcd mantic-shcif. the coarse
carpet. and the rough chairs surround.
Ing table which seemed to have out.
lived Its usefulness.
Poverty has been my safeguard
hcrcabouts." replied Dcncau." for the
scnixcn's Of that bar below would soon
find means to relieve me OF any np-
pcarancc of luxury or comfort. Room
No. :3-thc one over the hall has
furnished the morguc with three
corpscs since camc-i do no, care
to display any extravaganza"
La Pradc stood near the mantle
piece. short. stout. and ruddy.
bright merry look. a certain boldncss
Of manner. grey eyes. bald head.
fringcd with a wreath Of sandy hair.
extending about an inch above the
cars. and describing a semicircle to-
ward the napc Of his thick short neck.
His head was fat and oily. but In his
bold gaze there was mixture Of hu.
NOR and cunning. a man who could
say TO culprit about TO be hanged:
"A pleasant Journey" and yet he could
be serious-he could be studious. and
only stood second to Dcneau himself
in the daring and ingeniovsncss OF his
plans.
Deneau opened small iron box
which he took from an old hair trunk.
the contents consisting Of papers with
which the reader is already familiar.
La Prade sat on the opposite side OF
the table. his face betraying mixture
II curiosity and surprise. He looked
curiously at the papers. He looked cur.
iously upon his old colleague. sur.
prised. amazed. at the phenomenal pa.
,ience and cunning. Then he ex.
amined some papers more minutely.
One of these. a Russian sheet. seemed
to possess an unusual interest for him.
"The strange fate of Isaac Hersh.
burg. a member of the most dangerous
OF nihilis,s. plot. etc. etc." such were
the headlines.
This Hershburg was the man from
whom you obtained the first clue7"
asked La Prade. examining the date
OF thu paper.
"The f,tt clue. yes" said Deneau.
f,r II we. from his betrayal that was
enabled to identify valdermcre and
Langdon as one. and yet"
And yet" said La Prade.
(To BE CoNTINl ED
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

| In addition to the "fia,iron.- New York Is
Ito have another charac,cristicaiy named building.
for the structure Mt Wall street and broadway
has been chrISicnad tho Chimney" As In tho
case Of tho "fiatiron." tho owners selected con.
vcn,ionai name. but tho new one has super.
scdcd It.
The Chimney" deserves Its name. For Its
height II is tho sicndcrcst building In Sc~ York.
the piece of ground which Il stands being al.
most minute. As Il is built Of brick II preserves
tho similc to striking degree. for Il towers Into
tho air like a gigantic chimney. Through II. say
those who have suffered will ascend the smoke OF
the money which Ia burned In tho stree; every
day.
Wall street indeed Is undergoing n meta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
CHAPTER xIv.-continued.

CHAPTER XIV.-Continued.
"'You have escaped from the Of
scers. my friend he said.
Yes laughed Gideon. but the OF.
flccrs have not escaped me-
Again Valdermerc smiled. And
work-'Thc Invisible Hand'-and Cor.
where are they?"
"'Who?'
"'Thc two officers who took you
prisoner said valdcrmcr. who had
now painfully assumed sitting pos.
turc. and snt staring nj the dead
faces about him. and PcnGuIlly. where
"a he:'
"'oh. he Is safe enough-ah. he Is
coming now
"'But the officers. where are they
"'You can nnd them variousiy stu.
s,cd between this pallet and that stone.
oh. there Is the ear Of one OF them
hanging there now-and nj the foot Of
the s,one-what Is that!-ah. I see
a tuft OF hair-ush.-it looks like The
DEVILS hair then he Irinncd.
Here the old man paused.
Ugh" I cried. this IL horrible"
True. my dear Rodin. but Gideon
would otherwise have been shot down
like dog. II was simply the strategy
OF war-thc strength of Hcrcuics-,hc
Just anger Of a prosecuted soul. whose
back had felt the scorpion-whosc
great physical being was beyond his
mental controi-who could iovc-who
could hate. I dcpiorc his manner Of
fighting. but cannot md Il In me ia
question his motive. Il cannot be said
tAs h.. lryn ~ hAt - Sfs.st
and desperate men over dozen well
j.. fed brutcs was unjust"
and the three fusitivcs finally
crossed the bordcr:'
"oh. yes he replied. "thcy possess
cd themselves Of the dead mems horses
as well Ms such arms and ammunition
as they required. and soon were BE-
yond tho reach Of the Cars minions
-frscmcn. hut. alas-vnidcrmcrc's
young wife had died from grief. har'
Ing lived but a year after he was cx'
fled. and leaving an infant Of two
months In tho hands Of fsicnA"
And does vaidcrmcrc know that
his child livcd!'
"Rodiu.- he said. ignoring my qucs
tion. some day. I fear. you will hear
things that will sound unpleasant q
your English cars"
"Unpicasant. indeed I said. "can u
be unpleasant TO hear Of such outrascs
against innocent men and women
even against noblcmcn. ~ you have
Just told me. Il drives all pity from
my heart. and turns my blood TO acid
end I thank God that the day is ncas
nj hand when these human slaughter
pens Of Siberia will be oblitcratcd for
eveA"
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Gossip of Gotham
Interesting Bits News Gathered at the Metropolis Square
City in Itse-Bight Star Of Sam Martins Shines No More
TO Save Hudson Scenery

NEW YoRK.-Probably no other city in tho
world has street or square sufficient unto 1t.
self and so largely separate civic entity as Is
Times Square. Probably no place OF Its size has
such large transient population. II one counts the
persons who dine or attend theatrical perform
ances at the square, 1t Is estimated that close to
100000 persons traverse the square every day.
and there through 1t In the course OF the day
about 1900 street and over 600 subway trnins
Times Square embraces. OF course. tho june
tion OF Seventh avenue and broadway. and Is prop
crly bounded the south by the Times building
and on the north by the south side of Forty-sev-
cnth street. II travcrscs the blocks In this
territory. scrutinizng the stores and buildings
along his path. he will hnd Ave thcatcrs two
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
e,rs, ee..emer s,ee, Rail,

The first Bcssemer steel rail ever
laid down was at Derby. England. in
1857. 1t was placed at a point where
Il had been necessary to renew the
iron rails once in three months be.
cause of incessant wear. II was not
taken up for 16 years. during which
time a million and a quarter trains
passed over IL.
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THE PLACE THAT ONCE WAS.

Another star has fallen from the Broadway
armament. For long time II has been fading.
Its brightness dimmcd by the luster Of other
which sprang up around It: but in Its day-or
night. 1t might be more proper to say-no light
was brighter than sam" Martins. There was
no Rector's in the palmy days OF Martins. Shan.
ley had not penetrated the upper white light sec.
tion Brownies Chop House then in Twenty.
seventh street. The Mctropoe not taken seri.
ousy eating place. and other restaurants in
the vicinity were not to be classed with 1t.
Martins. on Broadway and Fortcth street,
was the place OF gathering after theater hours
for members of the theatrical and sporting fra
ternitics. There. any night during the season.
might be and women on the top rung
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

mophosis tho fashionable
little but
which
completion Bcdcs building
New
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Said by the Observer.

Clever women are always greatly
admired. but the silly oass get mAr
riSA.
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various of chance Over bird and bottle boed lobster
other tables financial and sporting deals nsumma
in
creditors
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''i % 'Ht "a sF.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-08-03

chosen; provided. that such price shall
not be less than the first cost of installa-
ton; and, provided further, that the
franchise hereby granted shall be valued
in such appraisement at 81.
Ninth. That said grantee or his as
signs, shall charge not more than So per
season for sprinkling one lot, of dimen-
sions of 50x100 feet, or less, and for the
sprinkling of each additional adjacent
lot, or portion thereof, owned by the
same person, not more than IS per sea-
SON
Tenth That the said grantee or his
assigns, shall furnish water to said city
for sprinkling wagons, during the dry
season of the year for the purpose of
sprinkling the streets of said city, free
of cost to said city.
Eleventh That said grantee or his
assigns shall furnish water to the city
hall and school houses in said city and
its additions free of any cost to said city
during the life of this instrument; pro-
vided that the cost of all taps, pipes
and plumbing necessary to connect said
public buildings with mains or pipes of
the said water system, shall be borne by
the said city.
Twelfth The said grantee or his as
signs shall maintain water at an eleva-
ton of at least $50 feet (three hundred
and eighty feet sufficient to continuous
| " supply four fire streams, each through
a one-inch ring nozzle, running under
| full head for at least four successive
| hours.
| Thirteenth. That the grant, rights.
franchise and privileges herein specified,
and the terms, conditions ard covenants
herein contained shall inure to the bene-
| fit of the city of Yerington, and the
grantee or his assigns and be binding
upon the said city of Yerington, and the
grantee and his assigns.
Fourteenth. That upon any failure OF
said grantee or his assigns, to carry out
any of the terms and conditions herein
contained, this grant may be irnmedi-
ately declared forfeited by resolution OF
the city council of said city of Yering-
ton duly adopted; provided that this in
strument shall not be rendered subject
to forfeiture, or the rights hereby grant
ed, be in any wise affected by any delay
or failure of the said grantee or his as
signs, to comply with the conditions
hereof when such delay or failure shall
be caused by strikes, the elements, acts
of God or any unavoidable cause OF
causes.
Resolution passed aud adopted this
twenty ninth day of July, A. D. 1907, BY
the following vote of the city council
men:
Ayes---Sonne, Ross, Snyder, Gala
CHER.
Nays--None.
Resolution approved this twenty-nintl
day of July, A. d. 1907.
JUDSON G.. r. SMITH,
Mayor of the City of Yerington.
Attest: w. +. POWERS,
Clerk of the Council and City
of Yerington.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-08-03
RESOLUTION.

Whereas, The application ;, MI.
Sta+a * S ~ OF the city of Yerington
o,,aee y Nevada, for grant of the fran,
snnr, anu privilege of furnishing and
oappiyihg tor hire, the CITY of Yer;noton
,i;,i. esdiu' and the inhabitants thereof
~, III water, was presented and filed with
=, Sity clerk and clerk of the CITY conn
~ u sald city, at the last regular meet
i,lg OF SAID city council, to wit on MOI
day, July I'D, 1907; and - -'i'''
Wneieas, Pursuant to said application
,nere mas been drawn and submitted d..
Pirate copies OF form of the proposed
'u W., granting said franchise: and
whereas, A proper bond duly execu-
tea wherein said F. O. Sticknev binds
himself IN the sum of one thousand dol
iars to fulfill all the terms and conditions
III the proposed ordinance granting said
= and pay all lawful charge for
It's publication; and,
Whereas, 1t is the sense of the CITY
council, IN the exercise of their sound
d,lscreflon, that the application for said
FRANCHISE OF F. O. Stickney, supported
oy the bond on file as aforesaid. together
with the terms and conditions hereafter
SET out IN detail are the best and most
advantageous terms that have been prop
erly offered to the said city of Yerinpton
it is, therefore,
Resolved, That by reason of the fact
that the name of the applicant for, the
purpose and character of, terms, time
and conditions of the proposed grant OF
franchise are set forth fully and in detail
IN said copies of said proposed ordinance,
one OF the said copies of said ordinance is
hereby ordered to be Incorporated into
this resolution and made part thereof
and be published in full, as by law re-
CURED, for the period of four weeks in
the LYON COUNTY TIMES, a newspaper
OF general circulation, published weekly
IN the said city of Yerington, beginning
with the issue of Saturday, August 5,
1907, and ending with the issue of Sat
urday, August 81, 1907; said proposed
ordinance as filed and submitted, being
expressed i'll words and figures as fol
lows, to wit:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-08-03
Notice

OF application for franchise for underground
pipe line III the Alberta and Randall townsites.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigi Jed
have made application for franchise for an I'M.
derground pipe line in the Alberta and Randall
townsites. and that the Board of County Com
missioners of said Lyon county has fixed MON
DAY, the sth day of August, 1907. the time
and place for the hearing of said application.
Dated July ?, 1907.
SILVER AND RYAN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-08-03

SILVER AND RYAN.
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NATURES WARNING
Louisiana People Must Recognize
and Heed It,

and Heed It.
Kidney ills come quietly-myster-
iously.
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sedi-
| ment.
Passages frequent, scantly, pain
full.
It's time then to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
To ward OF Bright's disease or
New Orleans. La, says: II suffered
severely from pains in my back, side
diabetes.
George R. Webb, OF GIG Royal St.,
tended with severe pain. MY back
the secretions dark in color, contain
ing sediment, and passages being at
and loins brought on no doubt by
the contraction of a cold. My kid
neys became very much disordered,
became very weak and was so lame
in the morning that l was hardly
able to straighten. | tried a great
many remedies without relief and I
despaired OF ever obtaining a cure.
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertis-
ed and decided to try them, so / pro-
cured box. had only used them
a short time when l felt relief and
continued taking them until entire
ly cured"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' s.
and take no other.
1t is possible to draw out man
and make him interesting-but it's
different with a sermon.
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Bourque. Evariste. Nov. 20.
Boutte. Alcide. Nov. 80.
Comeaux, Adolphe. Nov. 80.
Dore, Clement, Feb. 10.
Dore, Desmar. Feb. 10.
Hulin, SEVERN, Nov. IS.
Darmentor, Manuel, Nov. &c.
Derouen, Gilbert, Nov. 80.
Lsrlack, Edward, Nov. 80.
Lopez, Eugsna. Jan. Is.
Lasalle, Alfred. Jan. ~.
Mason, Emile, Jr., Nov. 10.
Romero, Leonard, Nov. 10.
Romero, P. c., Nov. 9.
Romero, Arthur, Sr., Nov. 81.
Romero, Arthur, Jr., Nov. Fl.
Romero, Ambrose. Nov. 81.
Romero. Albert, Nov. 81.
Romero, ]. Antoine, Nov. 20.
Romero, Alcee, Nov. 8.
Romero. Prosper, Jr., Nov. 8.
Romero. Felicien. NJ, Nov. 16.
Romero, Amir, Nov. 20.
Theriot. ROmuald. Nov. q.
Theriot, Fernest, Nov. q.
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Deblanc. P G., Nov. 81.
Drouet, Aug, Nov. 81.
Delcambre, Homer, Nov. u.
Derouen, T. A., Oct. >.
Darmenfor, Fernand. Oct. is.
Delcambre, Adam. Nov. 20.
Delcambre, Desire, Nov. ,.
Dorsey, James, Feb 6.
Prick, A., Nov. IL.
Prick, Rudolphe, Nov. 1s.
Hayes, l.. c., Feb. 6.
Kapp, Chris Nov. 20.
Louviere. Brunaire, Nov. 80.
Leleu, Oride, Nov. 80.
Lennetz, JOS, Nov. 16.
Leblanc, Duprelon, Nov. 81.
Landry, Damas, July 90.
Landry, Adros, Jan. 10.
Leblanc, Hermogene, Jan. 80.
Migues, Dominique, Nov. 2.
Migues, Simonet, Nov. 30.
Migues, Olivier, Feb. 6.
Robicheaux, Fiesphose, Nov. %.
Robicheaux, H. r., Nov. 26.
Robicheaux, j. f., Nov. &c.
Robicheaux, Elias, Nov. 80.
Robicheaux, Tranquillin, Nov. 10
Rodrigues, Adolphe, Sept. 16.
Segura, Aronial, Feb. 6.
segura, Santiag, Nov. 30.
Segura, JOS. Nov. 81.
Viator, Joseph, Nov. &c.
Viator, A. L., Jan. 81.
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POLL TAX RECORD
IBERIA PARISH
lhe Following is Complete List Q:
fae Names OF Voters Who Have
Tad Their Poll Taxes.

This record Is taken from the OF.
fleial Record In the ShsrMs Office
ana includes the name Of every voter
"ho ms paid his Poll Tax for the
sear 1907, together with the date an
which it was paid.
Tie Record is up to, and includes
November 80, 1907.
Corrections will be made every
week, and the additional names IL
~ who pay their Poll Tax will be
adaed 70 this list, and will appear
every friday in the Daily Ibsrian and
eFer% Saturday in the Weekly
IDeriaG.
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1t is possible to draw out man
and make him interesting-but it's
different with a sermon.
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EIGHTH WARD.

EIGHTH WARD.
Ainsley, w. J., July 81.
Allegro, Alfred, Nov. Z.
A gruillard, Joseph, Jan. 10.
Aucoin, Dumas, Oct. 80.
Borel, James, Nov. 80.
Borel, L. A., Nov. 80.
Borel, Felix, Nov. 80.
Bowler, j. A., Nov. 80.
Bussey, J. c., Nov. 6.
Beasley, J. F., Jan. rs.
Rorel, Hilaire, July 20.
Bouterie, JOS, July %.
Brown, Rivers, Nov. 6.
Boudreaux, Alcide, July 90.
Babin, Robert, Jan. "a.
Brown, James, Nov. 6.
brown, Ely. Nov. 6.
Booksh, Tilden E., Jan. 10.
Brigoni. M. j., Jan. 10.
Borel, Luke, Jan. ~.
Brignoni, NJ. j., Jan. 10.
Berthelot, NJ, Jan. 20.
y Conrad, P. c., Nov. 26.
Cyr, Paul ~, Nov. 6.
Cauon, Cyprien, Nov. 10.
Dominique, CASTOR, Nov. 30.
Dominique, Felix, Nov. 80.
Dumartrait, l.. F., July 20.
Delatte, Michel, Nov. Z.
Delord, Anatole, July 80.
Dominique. Alfred, Sept. 20.
Dupuy, H. c., Nov. 81.
Genoux, Emile, Aug. 80.
Gonsoulin, Numa, Nov. 6.
GonsOu1in, A. j., Jan. "a.
Ganucheaud, A. j., Oct. IL.
Geneux, Arthur, Aug. 30.
GonsOulin, William, Jan. 26.
Hickman, John r., Nov. 80.
Heibert, Smichese, Nov. q.
Hebert, l.. w. Nov. 25.
Hebert, Dorshie, Nov. 80.
Hachet, Miles, Nov. 6.
Hebert, Felix j., Oct. II.
Hall, Robert, Jan. 80.
Hebert, Octave, Sept. 3.
Jackson, E. R., Nov. 80.
Krepper, Michel, Jr., Nov. 4.
Kelso, Robert, Nov. 80.
Lejeune, Zenon, Nov. 25.
Labauve, Caesar, Nov. 20.
Landry, Arthur, Nov. &c.
Landry, Ursin, Jr., Nov. 80.
Labau, George j., Nov. Z.
LANCE, Adolphe, Nov. Z.
LANCE, D., Nov. Z.
Legnon, Henry, D., Nov. 4.
Lejeune, o. A., Nov. 8.
Merceron, B. A., Nov. 80.
Mouret, B. ", Sept. &c.
Moss. H. NJ, Nov. 7.
Migues, Carlos. Sept. 3.
Mouret, Arthur, July 20.
Joseph, Nov. 4.
Olivier, Euzelien, Nov. 80.
Homer, Nov. Z.
Provost, Oneil, Nov. 20.
Poison, C. A., Nov. 80.
Petitfils, Luther, Nov. z.
Antoine, July II.
Provost, Dennis, Jan. ~.
PARA, Willie, Oct. 3.
Peterson, Hans, Nov. 8.
Roger, Philip, Jan. %.
RAIDER, N. P, Oct. II.
RAIDER, J. T., Oct. II.
Roberts, L. d., Oct. IA.
A. j., July Is.
'chwab, Baptist, Nov. 7.
George, July "a.
M. L., Nov. 6.
;chexnayder, Ben, Jan. II.
Anthony, July 20.
shelby, j. w., Feb. 7, (dead.)
ninth, A. j., Jan. 10.
Paul, July 20.
'hibeaux. Simeon, Oct. 25.
Albert, Jan. II.
'hibeaux, Joseph, Oct. Is.
Leopold, Oct. 25.
'hibeaux, Louis, Oct. %.
'rahan, Xavier, Nov. 6.
'orhies, w. F., Nov. 10.
Watts, John w., Aug. 2.
valshe, T. j., Oct. fS.
Weber, Arthur, Feb. 2.
vOrmser, Joe, July q.
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Frere, l.. S., Aug. 20.
Flory, Fernand, July 20.

| rory, remand, July ~.
Fagot, H. E., Nov. Fl.
Feignant,, Joseph, Jr., Feb. 4.
Fusilier, Jules, L., Nov. 20.
Gates, VIM, Nov. 10.
Galliand, Maurice, Nov. 16.
Cougenheim, Charles. Nov. 16.
Guillot, Louis, Nov. 20.
Giffe, L. c., Oct. I.
Gayle, T. R., Oct. II.
Gtrard, Rene, July 19.
Gauthreaux, D. j., Oct. /.
Hall, Harry T. Nov. 30.
Hall, A. E., Nov. 20.
Hatch, w. A., July 20.
Herpiche, Xavier, May 10.
Hugonin, w. O., July 90.
Hare, G. j., July 20.
Hebert, Paul A., Feb. 7.
Hebert. Jim, Feb. Z.
Harneyer, William, Aug. Z.
lndest, Louis, Sr., Nov. 81.
Jones, j. p. Nov. %.
.ubin, Pierre, Oct. /.
Jenaro, Louis. July &c.
King. Ferdinand, Nov. 26.
King, Lazard, Nov. &c.
King, Leopold, Nov. 26.
Kramer, G. c., July 80.
King, Preston, Nov. IS.
Kramer, w. B., Nov. 10.
kiblinger, J. H., Sept. 16.
Kramer, Louis, Feb. Z.
Kent, T. d., Feb. Z.
Lamperez, ALT. n, Nov. 30.
Lamperez, Gust. Nov. 20.
Lamparez, J. J. Nov. 80.
Landry, Jules, Nov. 80. 20
Landry, Welfred. July q.
Lemaire, Leon, Nov. IL.
Lallande, l.. F., Oct. Z.
Lemaire, Roland l., Nov. 10.
Lemaire, Alb, A.. Nov. IS.
Lemaire. Norbert, j., Nov. IS.
Landry, D. A., Nov. IS.
Leblanc, Rene. Jan. 10.
Leblanc, J. G., Sr., Oct. 1.
Leblanc. J. G., Jr., Oct. /.
Laughlin, G. c., Nov. 10.
Laughlin, Sidney, c., Nov. 10.
Levy, Nathan. Oct. 1G.
Levy, Michel, Oct. 16.
Landry. Edgar. p. Oct. Is.
Lemaire, Maurice, b., Jan. 20.
Lasalle, c. L., Jr., Jan. 16.
Louviere. B. H., Sept. &c.
Leblanc, F. NJ. July 20.
Muller, Nick, Nov. 80.
Moss. Porter, NJ, Nov. 20.
Murray. A. B., Oct. 80. ~
Muller, A. NJ, Oct. 20.
Marshall. A. L., Nov. %.
Willard. E. F.. Aug. 16.
MOtty, prosper, Nov. IL.
Maridat. Charles. July 80.
Mestayer, Laurent, Jan. %.
Miguel, Louis, Sept II.
Miguel, Nemour, Feb. Z.
Moity, Alex, Nov. II.
Marin, James, Jr., Nov. 10.
Manoni, Antoine, July 20.
Moore, r. NJ, July %.
Migues. Romeald. Aug. II.
Hereaux, Eudovic, Nov. 10.
Ortte, H. W., Nov. 16.
Plaisance, Russell, Nov. rs.
Pfister. L., July 20.
Perry, Robert, Oct. q.
Pessan, Louis, Nov. IS.
Datin, Achille, Oct. 16.
Patin. Frank, July 20.
Pesson, Alfred Pierre. Nov. Is.
Reynolds, Willie, Nov. 80.
Renoudet, Laurente, Jr., Nov. 81.
Romero, Aymar, Nov. Is.
Romero, O. p, Oct. Is.
Russell. Ed, March 20.
Romero, E. L., Nov. 81.
Renoudet, p. L., Nov. 81.
Renoudet, Alfred, Nov. 81.
Renoudet, Anthony. Nov. 81.
Renoduet, Joseph, Nov. 81.
Romero, Felix, July 20.
Remy, CASTOR, Oct. %.
Sharp. F. P, April %.
Emar, Feb. Is.
H. H., Nov. IS.
Simon, Emile, Oct. l.
oere, Leon. Oct. Is.
Arthur, Sept. %.
Sharp, w. B., July %.
Simon, Herman, Oct. i.
John E.. Nov. 81.
schwing, F. o., Nov. Is.
Shaw, ]. w. K, Jan. 20.
'Oul1er, =. g., Oct. II.
'egura, w. c., Aug. Z. ]
FULLER. Douval, July 80.
Thibodeaux. Theogene, Aug. IA.
Upton, T. j., Oct. IA.
Emile, July 10.
1iator. Ambrose. Oct. %.
1iotor, Avery, Nov. 10.
Winters, H. H., Nov. %.
Winters, J. B. Jr., Nov. 26.
White, ]. H., Oct. 81.
Veil, Jake, Aug. 1.
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luc0in, Numa, Nov. 80.
Eugene, Nov. 30.
Oneil. Nov. 80.
Odee. Nov. 80.
|Odin. SEVERN, Nov. 80.