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Social Scandal About Stolen Dia

monds.
Queer things happen in New York.
Hero is one of them as given by letter
to the Chicago Tribune:
A certain family, distinguished for
the Christian beneVOlence of the mother
ana the beauty OF two daughters, has
recently been scandalized by an occur
renee which has been made known by
one OF the victims OF it. The party re-
terred to is a young man very we'll
known in society, and he was for many
months engaged to be married to the
youngest OF The two daughters afore-
said, whose names, by The way, are
Mabel and Annie, the latter the eldest.
The young couple were very fond OF
each other, and the marriage was talked
Of as likely to take place next winter.
Inc party, whose name is Charley
B, very often lookout the two girls
together to the theaters and concerts,
and a few weeks ago had an appoint
ment to escort them to Gilmore's Gar
den. He rang the door-bell and entered
the house as usual; one OF the girls
heard his voice and said, "Uome up
stairs, Charley; we will be ready in half
a moment" He assembled the staircase
and found the girls putting on the finish
ing touches to their toilet, and as there
was plenty of spare time asked to be eX-
cused so he could go around the corner
to- get a cigar. They assented, ana he
retired. In ten minutes he returned and
found a scene which amazed MIN.
The family were all in the parlor, and
upon entering he was confronted by the
father with the accusation that he had
stolen the diamond earrings of Miss
Annie. He denied it, but Annie boldly
stated she saw him slip them into his
pockets a few moments before he had
retired. The father raYed, and Charley,
finding there was no calming him, lett
the house. The sequel to The affair was
curious. Three days after the father
that his daughter had pawned
the jewels, and invented the story of the
THEFT to conceal her own disgrace. The
use she designed Tor the money was dis
as the lie itself. The relations
Of Charley B with the family have
been severed, and the story is told by
him in revenge for his treatment.
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A Golden Spike in the Southern
Pacific Railroad,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-The last
rail OF that portion of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad connecting this city with
Los Angeles, was laid this a aternoon, at
Lang's Station, forty-tWo miles from
Los Angeles, in the presence OF large
concourse of spectators, including a
party of prominent railroad men, city Off
cials, capitalists, journalists, etc. A
force of five thousand laborers was
present, who laid the last thousand feet
of the track in five minutes. Charles
Crocker, President OF the Southern Pa.
cific, completed the work by driving the
golden spike with a silver hammer, pre-
sented by the city OF Los Angeles. At
the conclusion of the ceremonies, the
party continued their journey to Los
Angeles, where they will be entertained
as guests OF the city this evening. The
road ID now Completed to within one
hundred miles OF the Colorado River,
which will probably be reached before
the crosse Of the year.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 8-l:su P.

CINCINNATI sept. S-l:30 r. NJ.
Gold Is firmer to-day. 1t is worth no in
w all street. Here it is quoted 1893 buying and
ITO selling Gold checks on New York are
worth ll04.
The demand for money ts moderate to-day,
and is readily met by the banks at Z to per
cent; ana it can be obtained in the open mar i
ketats to percent. Business quiet.
sterling exchange is in light demand and
weak witha further decline to-day. We quote
it 81 IS for 60-day bills, and 81 81 for sight
draft, gold.
Eastern exchange is quiet and steady at
1-l0 dis. buying ana par selling.
Government securities remain quiet, and
the market is steady. -
UorION-Market frm and quiet. Sales to-
day. l5l bales; stock. 6,8J6 bales, We give the
following omore. = ~ -.Gsse-,
change: Ordinary, 65s CT good ordinary, 95aG;
low mIudlinq, l04&c: middlIng. lie; good mia-
ding, l1%c; mlddling rair, 12Ac; falr, 134c
per pound.
WHISKY-Demand moderate, with sales Of
100 brlS at 81 07 per gallon,
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The river was about stationary here
at 9 A. NJ, with 7 feet Z inches in the
channel. 4-.,..--.-s,,,,,-,
Special to the STAR:
PITTsBURG, Sept. 50 A. M.-River
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Their. II deg. Wind west. Rained since
last report.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Virgie Lee arrived this morning
from Kanawha. She had TOO brls salt.
She will return tomorrow The Emma
Graham arrived this morning from Hunt
ington with a big trip OF freight and
passengers. She will return this eve.
ming 80. The Wildwood, from Maysville,
had 54 hhds tobacco. She returned at
noon with moderate trip. IL. The Cher.
okee is the only boat loading tor New
Orleans this week. She will leave to-
The James D. Parker ar.
rived last night from Memphis with
good trip. She will return to.morrow.
-. The Salt Valley arrived last night
from Pomeroy, and will return this even.
ing. Capt. Samuel DeWolf commands
and Chas. M. Buchanan has charge of
the office. The Golden Rule will be the
next boat leaving Tor New Orleans.
She will arrive SATURDAY. night
and return Wednesday. The Ben,
Franklin arrived this morning from
Louisville, gad VIII EetuER tpis sYsaies.
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MOrtuarY Record.

Edie Ehlacting, 6 years, city.
Infant reynolds, 36 hours, city.
Eliza Kellogg, 70 years, MassaG aGhusetts.
Thomas Lave, "A years, Tennessee.
Clara Million, 8 months, city.
Patty Linch, 40 years, Ireland.
Elizabeth ConnOrty, 80 years, Ireland.
George Hangemiller, 2 weeks, city.
Mary Sheridan, 80 years, Kentucky.
Agnes Thechemann, IA months, city,
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in store, and 81 65al 10 per bu in sound lots on
arrival, with moderate demand and market
steady. Clover is out Of the market. Prime
max seed is quoted 81 Upper bu.
SUGAR-There Is n firm market and good
eonsumptive demand ut previous prices. New
orleans is quoted 10a11 &c, yellow refined l0ka
lO%c, extra "C' lO%al1c, "B" white11H gall nc,
and "a" white 1i%all t,c, per ID. Hard is
worth l2c for crushed and granulated.
TALLQW-Ihe demand is about equal to
the receipts and th3 market remains steady at
74c for prime country and sc for city per ID.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. z Machine,

Now for the first time introduced to the pub
lie, ranks in excellence with their famous
No. Machine, but has some notifications
adapting it to special classes Of work. The
Tailor will find it as well suited to his work
as is No. to leather work. 1t might properly
be termed the Tailor's Machine.
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A Reading man has written an essay
on "Bustles." And some bustle5 project
to enable a man to write an
essay on 'em very easily.
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A New London lady has taught her
large Newfoundland dog TO hold up her
train when she is crossing muddy or
dusty streets.
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Uinclnmatt 1--we stock.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 50 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shi pments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts ts,,,,.....,,..... S6l 627 eos
Shipments. ts..,.....,,,..... 453 zee. 400
CATTLE-Market firm and good demand
at previous prices. Common to good are
worth seat per Genital, and choice scarce at
"a 2ba4 50 per GENITAL.
HOGS-Market steady, with moderate de-
mand at S5 5Oa5 Is for common, IS S5a6 for me-
dium light. No choice Offering.
SHEEP-Market firm under fair demand
and limited receipts. Common to fair are
quoted " a5a3 25, and good to choice 50 5Oa4 81
per Genital gross.
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WHISKY-Demandm moderate, with sales o
l20 brls at 81 " per GALLON.
q. Orered at. Bid

The following is the 80 p NJ. report OF new
YORK STOCK Market, as received by Lea, SteT-
fett b Co., rs West Third street:
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WEST CovINGTON, Ky.

, Matt. Clare, the genial young retail
merchant, has embeliished his handsome
place of business, SO much so that it is
lone OF the most inviting places GUS
toner can find.
We understand from reports In this
paper that one Thomas Allen came here
70 vlolate our laws, and caught Goss
BE ess tregs.si sea now G0t RaL. B0laa
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LIE Times, de Philadelphia, re.
pond CO qui suit 4 une demande
qui lui await etc adressAe sur le
point de savoir 81 des New-Yor
kals pourraient trouver du ira
vail EN- cette vile.
"Malgre tOus les preparatifs OK
traordinaires fats pour FExposi
ton dams IL cours de l'annee der
mere, il NY a pas aujourd'hui eu
cette vile moins de dix mile
hommes valides, appartenant u
tOus les corps de meters, qui he
peuvent trouver de FOuvrage 4
aucun prix, ct il Y Ell a mile au
tres henrenx de TRAVELLER a mo
tie prix pour avoir du pain"
Les souffrances, dit a ce sujet
rErpress he sOnt pas le monopole
de Philadelphia, car il va lei 4
Now York, pres de 81, 900 person
mes totalement on pan tielIement i
la charge des institutions publ.
qnes ct particulieres. Si ces per
sOnnes connalSsaltnt lerrs v9rit2
bles interets ct ag;ssaient en- con
sequence, c'est a la campagne, ct
non dams les viiles, qu'elles cher
cheraient des resources. LIE sol
est plus productif que les briques
ct lie mortier de nos vi.les encom
brees.
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On lit dams rEreninQ Post

La monnaie d'argent des Etats.
Unis comprend actuellement le
dollar, de commerce TRADE dollar
le demi-,lollar, on piece de Gin
quante cents /; le quart de dollar
on piece de vingt cinq cents ct
le dime. GU piece de dix cents. pc
SAINT respectivement 42O grains
troy, 12a grammes, Ct grammes,
ct % grammes. Un bin presente
ment devant lie senat ajoute &
cette serie un double dime, GU piece
de vingt cents, peasant 5 gram
mes ct un dollar, peasant Is gram
mes. Les pieces d'argent ont &C.
tuellelnent c0urs forces pour toute
so,nm me ns-4t6dant pas cinq dol.
lars. Ls bill don't il est question
donne cours forces au dollar JUS
qua concurrence de vingt dol
lars au demi dollars jusqu'a dix
dollars, ct al quart de dollar, au
double dime, ct au dime jusqu'a
cinq dollars. ..
Cette mesure Went en- addition
q la section de l'aote de 1875 qui
a pour Ohjet de hater la reprise
des placements en- especes par Il,
substitution de Ia monnaie dar.
gent aux coupures de papier.mon
naie.
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Fraudes au Nord, fraudes au
Sud. frandes d POest, fraudes a
FOuest, fraades partout Nous
lisons dams une depeche de Mil
"Les frnudes dd whiskey dams
lie Wisconsin promettent des reve
lations bien antrement ediiantes
encore one celles de St-Louis ct
lie Flllinois. II ne s'agit de- ripn
de moins que dnn complot ayant
pour object de faire sauter j Ia
dynamite lie Federal buildino ct
meme Hewhau house, q Milwau
xee, pour d6truire les documents
accusateurs. Une commission con
gressionnelle va probable,nent
etre lnstituee pour faire une Ell
quote sur ces faits, dams Iesquels
sOnt inpliquees, assule-t-on des
personnes occnpanut une hau.e e
position sOciale."
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0MPIERs.-DaAs In graDde
fade annuelle qna 4 Ell lieu IL 4
mars. & FOecsasi<nl du trente
avieme aniverSaire dn Departe
Put de l'incen.lie de la NOuvelle
fleans, la Tdibodamr Cornet
PAD, a noblement figure a la
le de la compagnie Eagle No Z
pendant un an a porte le ii
glorieux de champion du
Pnde. Avant Ii procession, ellie
fecu divers presents en- temoig-
Rge de NJ cOnluite dams les nom
eu1 sinistres qui sfligent jour
aiement la NOuvelle Orleans.
pres Ia procession, tous ses
Fmbres sc sont reunis dams Ia
ste sale dc Mr.. Hebert, rue
Louis, entire Chartres ct pas.
&c De la B0urse OIL un festin So
Puvait prepare par les soins du
pprletuire du restaurant des
Eattes SaisOns. Enfin les mem
g de notre bande qui ont parti
Pc a toutcs ces rejOuissance
Put qua Sc louer de la courtoi-
ct de l'attentiOn don't lis ont
r0bjet par les membres de
le co'npagnie d'elites.
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L'approche du printempe fait
renaitre les apprehensious que
causent & rragriculture les rava
ges pOstibles des sauterelIes.
Avant-hier, NJ. Ingalls,, du Kan
sas, a presente au s6nat de
Washington III bill pour Ia pro
tOction lie ragricultnre contre les
lnsectes ell general II a dit que
les domages causes par les saute
relies, scarab6es, charan cons, etc,
excellent $2OO, 600, 600 par an, ct
que, Ian dernier, les degats eau
ses par les seules santerelles ont
etc de so. 100000.
LIE bill demande la generalisa
ton dun systeme applique avec
success dans le Minnesota, ct con
sistant d payer une prime sp6ci
fe par chaque boisseau d'insectes
nuisibles tues. u.
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Cn vOyageur dinait l'autre iOur

Un voyageur dlnait l'autre jour
dams une maisou ou se trOuve une
petite file de deux aus qui est tres
sage 4 table, ct garde un petit de
corum des plus touchanrs /; ellie
vous regarde avec de grands
yenx bleus bien ouverts Qui ont
lair de tout comprendre.
-Vraiment, dit le v"yageur el,
caressant les cheyeux b!Onds du
bebe, CONNIE vOtre petite fille est
serieuse
oh !! repond Ia jeune mere
avec nn sourire poll, -:le est en-
core bien eDfant, allez
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Ami Lecteur

Je vOuS remercle cOrdlalement
de FattentiOn que vous avez bien
vsulu prefer & n0tre premier ell
tretien. Veuillez me continner
votre indulgence.
VOulez-vOus parler politigue ?
La Cham5re de Ia Louisiana
ma rien fait que nous puissions
sincerement approuver. C'est une
session que F0n peut caracteriser
en- deux mots Nullitf, Impuissan
Ce.
Aussi nous nous rangeons faci-
lement 4 l'opinion qu'emettait, il
"a quelques ,jours, I'm Journal de
Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct QUA mon
tour je formnlerai ainsi MeSsieurs
nos Representants, attendu que
vOs discussions ster,les n'abOutis-
sent & aucuue mesure dintel6t
general 1T ne font qu'envenimer
Ia haine des parts, nous vous sup
pliOns instaInment de nous priver
sans scrupule de votre presence &
Ia Chambre. Au sein de vOs famil
les, vOus pOurrez donnec tous vos
soins a vos atfaires particulieres.
VOus pOurrez meme exercer votre
6lOquence, ,en lanqant maledictlOns
ct anathemes cOntre un cnnemi
qui he vous entendra pas ou qui
fera Ia sOurde oreille. Je ne vols
aucun inconvenient & ces jeux in
noceDts; mais pour lie farieau des
atfaires publiques, c'est autre
chose. II y Ell pen de dispos6s a
le porter dignement !; mais tous
tendent la main pour recevoir
leur salaire.
AllOns, Mes hons messieurs,
crOyez-mOi, ne faites pas Finutile
sacrifice de vos int6rGts vOus
etes trop bons, trop gen6reux
restez chez vous, occupez vous de
vos affaires. Aiusi, vous epargne-
rez le tresur public ct, ma fol, je
crOis que les affaires lie FEtat
men s0utfrlrOns pas beaucOnp.
Nous sOmmew alljoursl'hui dams
le calme plat Qui lnec6de la TEN.
pete.
Sill faut en- croire de sinistres
preSages, Ia tempete sera de cOur
te dur6e, mails son cllOc impe-
tueux Scla dft.iSif
-Aussi II present cOmlte pour
fort peu. L,'sIoir ct l'attention de
tous Sc cOncentrent sur CO mo
ment terrible ct soleDnel qui doit
d6ciier du sort tlu vaisseau de
pEtat.
Que tous les Ouvriers du. pro-
gres ct de la civilisatiOn se met
tent done a rHnvre ct concerteht
leurs efforts pour conjurer la tenn
pete. Ne perdoms pas un Instant,
la victoire sera a nous ct nous yer
rons le yaissean de l'Etat, all sein
des fl"ts apaises. yoguer, a voiles
deployees, vers les mers de PAve
nirs.
Ellie sera le prix de notre cons
fance ct lie notre perseverance,.
Courage.
UN PETIT MoRALIsTE.
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INVESTIGATION. - L'investiga
b preliminalre de Raphael Gau
| accuse par Jury d'enqu6te, as
mente par le Coroner, de la
(rt d.Augustin Gaude, IL en lieu
bdi devant lejuge lie Parois
| A. F. KnoblOch. Apres l'audi
b des temOins. l'accus6 trouve
blmble d'homicide a Etc rem
re- devant la Cour de District
4 lu fOurnir III cautionnement
| IS, 900 pour ne pas etre incar
y. L'Etat etait represente par
u. Winder, avocat Ge District
Isaccus6 par NM. Clay Kno
)ch ct Thomas "A. Badeaux.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, P,.OPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNs,
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- generate, qu il
u transfere son restaurant dn No. lS6 ds
Ia rue de Charities au No. llI de Ia meme
rue. pres de St-Louis. II protit1 de cetSe ae
casiOn pour remercier IL public ct sollicits
en meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillant patrUnage. II informe en- outre ses
amis qufl des salons particuliers au pre-
mier, ct des chambres meubl6es a louer n
semaine Ou au mOis. Les personnes d. a
Vile ct de La caiupagne y tr0uveront tout ~
comfort desirablc.L Le restaurant sera on, ert
jusquA minmt. 6f2y -3n
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observation-disclosures te-
Q sur le cadavre de Ruthen
IS. peddler, trouv6 pendn dams
ools Ell bas de Lockport, etablit
tpfes les renseignements four
par Dotre correspondent de
export, que cette pendaison est
esultat dun suicide pr6medite.
corde d etc achetee au maga
qe Mr.. Victor Paye, dn Cut
HIS lettres Qui ont etc trou
spr lui furenr eorites chez NJ.
sniieanx, Oh il passa Ia mutt, ct
eote'lle de Gin Cocktail qui a
.uouvee an pied de l'arbre qni
ser'i de gibet sortait du ma
;n De Mr.. Leyille. LIE suicide
y sur lui $40 05 en- monnaie ct
~ son paquet pour environ
Wde marchandiseS. Les deux
es trouv6es sur lui etAent
es en. al.emaud, l'une . l'adres
eelul qui trouverait son cada
: tantre a celle de sa faniihe
ant eL Prusse. Par Ia premie
esHnait !, q celai(qdi le d6pende
ienterrerait un tiers OH un
de l'argent quill await sur
toutes les marchandises.Par
9nde, il informant sd famille
await 5000 90 chez Mr.. V.
lelmers. Al rue de ChartreS,
alt ses freres ct seS sPurs d'a-
heglige son instruction mora
fellgieuse ct leur annoncait
allait mourir.
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CENrENIAL ELEvATOR.-Pa !

CENrENIAL ELEvAToR--Pa T.
les attractions .Qu'offrait lex.
eition Agii<,ole ct IudusLriell e
Etats da Sud, 4 Ia Aourelle
leans, Oh reinarquait avec un
j dntelSt ae Centennial Eeyafor.
Fente pa: un de nos cu,nitoy
+ Mr.. a. b. Flower. 1T MIA par
y machine & vapeur ,le Ia, force
qpatre clevaux. Get elevate,Ir
J @nstruit sur lie principe DIES
|mpps 4 chafne. ct l'eail ,,ent
r. dlev6e q n'imlorte 9neIle
fteur ct etre pousSee enslehors
faison de 300 gallons par mi
Pc. Tn des pr.ncipaux avanta
\ de cette machine c'pst On'rlle
kt etre avantageusenents en-
eyee 4 l'lrrigation dn riz ct au
|ainase des terres. .....
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kvON.-Une soiree dramatl.
ct musicale gratuite a etc
nee mercredl sOir dams la Sal
Harerley par NM. Cunningham
addison qui offrent Ell vente
@nouvelle qualite de savon qui
!passe en- !qualite tous les sd
Ss connus. LIE Major Addison
un excellent artistic ct nous
lerciODs ces messipurs dies car.
complimeutaires qu'ils mons
|donne pour Ia representation
a ell lieu jeudi soir.
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rnformations Locales.

xCLAMATIONs -. Nous pu-
be Iujourtl'hui, dams notre par
la liste, que nous en-
| Mr.. L. Suthon, des reclama
Lonisianaises approuvees
Ia Cour des reclamations du
ct sonmises au Congress pour
! liauidees. LIE mOntant sleeve
somme de $117,S73.
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Fats Divers.

MEURTRE-Dans la mutt de sa
medi dernier, a un bal de gems de
Duleur qui await lieu sur l'ha-
bltation dc Nine Col ins. situee
sur la rive gauche du Bayou, a
un mile environ en- has de Thl
bodaux, un negre etc tue par un
tie SEES semblables. LIE meurtrier q
pris immediatement la tuite.
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y. A. TRDN T.,

y. A. TRlDNE,
Rue Market (Batisse de Lacapere)
ThibOdaux.
LIVRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX
F'0urMit,tres de B,syeaM. Papier de Amsigs,e
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix, Christs, Medailles. Chapelets Benz
tiers, Images. Tnbleaux, Statuet-
tes. Cierges,
COURONNES DE lERE COMMUNION
Galerie Pothographique au premier.
jan. % an
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PENSION FRANCAINE.

O1' TItZaN ydING,
1Ss-...RUE DOUANE. ..ISs
NINE WE E. TASSET, PREVENT SIs
4vA amis de Ia Vile ct dc la ca,nsagne.
ainsi que 10 public en- general qn,eilc y
tfahsfere sou etablissenelt iu No fQ7 de la
rue Douane au No III de ia meme rue. entire
royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile dc sette GO.
casion pour remercier le bubble ct solnvits
ell meme temps la continuation ,le SON bien
Veil!ant patronage. Ellc informe en- .outre le
public, va la situation Jles mauvaises affai-
res. une reduction dc prix dams sa pension,
ct Get eifet, ellie Ouyert un salon a a Bar
semaihe. Les pers"nnes de la vile ct dc In
caiiipaShe trOuverOnt CONNIE d'habitude
tout le comfort desirable.
.hambres ct tpension par jour 81 so.
l3fev.74.