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nsw YoYR.

Nsw YoRG, August 4 Cotton -Cni"t
al IL IlGai2 j.lGc: futures firm.
Flour-DulI; receipts 900 barrels; rI.
ports 1900 barrels; superfn. State AM
western - OOfa4 70; common to good
81 75fa,5 -: good u cho,c. - 3DsJ -,
white wheat extra s. 2jecb -; fancy do
81 3OfG7 50: extra Ohio 81 ybIaG 70;
IL. LDuisSi 95Ca8 Is; Minnesota paint
process 81 2Ja,s -. Whcat-High'r.
receipts ~, 900 bushels: exports 70, 20
bushels; ungrad-d spring 81 lj,al 2bt.
No 3 do. 81 IGt9I II; No. . 10. ~ 2li
CnI 22I: ungraded red 3jcfosi 2sl; No.
3 do. 81 IlGsl 81; No. 9 do 81 $40
! IA; spaner do 81 23tGJi 90: So.
red 81 2otssl 29l ungraded white 81 l3lp
I 26: No | do. sales 1900 bushels, at
81 2glel 26l; steamer do 81 2lCei 22l:
No. = red seller August. sales J03OJ
bushels. at 81 26fal PSI; closing at
81 26I; seller September. sales 49,, 900
bushels, at 81 NINal 2s. closing At
81 2sI: seller October. sales 72J 0J0
bushels, at 81 2JlG9i 81 3.IG: closing
at 81 81; seller November, sales 800
bushels, at 81 32. Corn-At !lflic
higher. and more active: receipts 3?2,'
CO. bushels; exports 10000 bushels;
unyrz,led i9iCa,slc: No. 8 52Gsj3t;
steamer 5italjlc: No. 2, 5sCs,5sfc; no.
g white 6ll(152c; yellow Gle; low
mixed GOc; 40. 2 seller August $50
5sI, closing At 5si seller September
6OitsGiic, closing at 81 ic: seller October
SIifS63.c, closing At 63.c. Osts-Un-
se,,!ed; western mixed Ij(s,4Se; white
western 46G49:. Hay - Quiet and
| firm at J0s,5jc. Hops-Quiet and firm.
| Coffee Firm and in fair demand: Rio
cargoes quoted at I0Gl3c; Job lots 100
I4c. Sugar Nominslly unchanged;
fair to good refining 7:97ic. Molasses
Quiet and steady. kiee-Steady and
in lair demand. PetroIeum-Dull and
unchanged. Tallov - Firm at Gic.
Eosin -Quiet at 81 05,S2 OIL. Turpen.
uns-Quiet xt 4iic. Egys-Quiet and
steady At l5f9e6c. Pork Dull and un.
changed. Beei--Dsll and weak. Cut
Mesu-Strong and qiie;; long clear 9sc;
short clear I0c. Lard-Wesk; prime
steam Sli S5 Buttsr-Quiet and firm
at I21y;c. Cheese st 7(S9ic.
PrrryBUssH, August 4.-Petroleum-
Fairly sctive; United certiG airs frmsr
At 76tc; rennee '!c for Pbiiadelphia de-
livery.
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WOOL.
State OF the Market in This vi.
cinity.

SUrBrxG doing in this market, al
though 'h- nominal price il 31e.-S>ub
sarite HeroH
Wool is looking up. The farmers are
determined no, to sell their clips unless
they get at least 45e. Some new men,
agents from distance, have made Their
appearance around this region, offering
45c. and few sellers At that pnce. We
have no sales 10 report ns having taksn
place in Brooke county since our ISL
is,ue.-Pdn. HdEdk NsIs
The following are the current quota,
tious OF the various descriptions OF wool
here to-day, August 4:
Washed feeces-Ohio Xxx 42s4ic,
Ohio Y 42fa43; Ohio No. 45(s4lc;
Michigan y and sbove il545c, hiehi'
gsn No. / 43(S45lc; New York and Yer.
mont Y and above 37S39c; do. NJ. J
4aa44-W Warrington Democrat
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PAkkEttS SURG.
Horse Thief Caught-COurt
MatterS-Assignment.

H0fSe Thief Caught-COurt
Matters-Assignment.
special to the Register.
PARKRRsBURG, August 1.
The telephone line recently erected
between this city and Ravenswood is in
good working order and already its i'm.
portance is recognized by the citizens of
the several towns along the route, and
an effort will be made to extend the
line south along the Ohio river to Point
Pleasant, and also from Ravenswood,
via Ripley, to Spencer in Roane county.
The line was used yesterday for the pur,
pose oi arres,ing horse thief. A
man named Sparks, late OF Frozen
Camp, in Jackson county, a few days
ago visited Elizabeth, in Writ county,
and stole horse from Capt. Mcconnell,
of the W p. 4 c. engineer corps. and
LETT i'm the direction OF this city but after
wards took the road to Ravenswood. An
officer in search Of the thief came to
Parkersburg and dispatched To the au'
thorities at Ravenswood and he was ar
rested there and brought here by boat
to-day and taken to Elizabeth IN charge
OF Officer Dulin, of this city. We under
stand that the man has heretofore borne
a good character and his friends are at a
loss to know what induced him to COM
nit the theft.
Wood county Circuit Court opens next
Monday, and We learn that the docket
is quite lengthy one. Some State cases
of importance will be heard during the
term.
Col. Ninal, OF Volcano, recently made
an assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors. We understand this his en-
barrassment is only temporary, and he
will soon be able to resume business.
The Colonel was large oil operator, and
his many friends regret his financial
troubles but hope he will soon be all
right again.
Harrison & Co, of this city, have
opened Il branch store in Logan, o., with
Henry Mabury in charge.
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.
Franklin Reed Nominated fOr
Congress from the Second Dis
frirf

LEWISTON, Ne, August AT the
Second Congressional District Demo
cratic Convention, after temporary or
ganization, Governor Garcelo made
speech advising the endorsement oil
Washington Gilbert, the Greenback can
didate, or all adjournment without
making a nomination. He had the
pledge OF Gilbert that ii the Greenbackeis
assisted the Republicans in the organ
ization OF the house he would resign.
The Convention refused to adopt either
course, and after a permanent organiza-
ton was effected. Franklin Reed VS.
nominated by acclamation. A resolu-
ton endorsing the Cincinnati platform,
the administration OF Gov. Plaisted and
discountenancing the attempted assassi.
nation Of Pres dent Garfield was adopted.
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Death on the Kai!,

CoLuNBus, o., August 1.-The dead
body OF an unknown man vas found by
the side OF the railroad track just east OF
this city this morning. One leg had
been cut Off, evidently by q passing
train. A partially empty whiskey bot
tie Law by The body. The deceased was
about 45 years old and laboring man.
The dead man found to-day turns out
to be Henry Lens, a farmer, who has
been working in this country. He was
paid of last night and started to the
city, and it is supposed became intoxi-
Gated while EN- route and was struck by
q passenger train.
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AROUND ABOUT US.
Burglar Captured at Newark.

NEWARK, August "A man giving
his name as VIM. Reese, from Indian
apolis, was arrested last night in ksls.
er's saloon, by officers Griffith, Pons"I
and Devlin. for the burglary committed
at Williams house, on the Elliott farm,
north OF town, on last Sunday night
The amount stolen sas $40 in money
and gold hunting.case watch. Tween
ty dollars of the money and the watch
were found on Reese when arrested.
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SPORTING.
Saratoga Turf

SARATOGA, y. Y, August - First
race. Ihree-quarters of a mtle; Tmco
Gr-,. Vampire second. Bayadere third.
time l:l54.
second race, one and 4 hall miles;
GETAWAY first, Gosdbug second. Fair
count third. Time 2:Olt
rurl race, one and 4 hall miles;
Huduo Gr>t, CriCkmOre second, Bonfire
third. Time 80 Bonfire made the
running ior mile and quarter, then
HluGoO took it mp and held 1t to the
finish, winning easily.
Fourth race, caase, one and hall
miles: PostguaId first, Disturbance sec
und, Franklin third. Time 3:Ol4
Base Ball.
WORCESTER, August 4.-BostonS, 5;
WOrCeSters, :.
PRovIDENCE, August +-TIOys, / ?;
Providence, D.
Sporting Spray.
The rumor that Warren Smith has r.
tired from the aquatic arena Is not true,
As he is training at the Halifax Rowing
Association quarters on Bedford basin.
On Monday, y. A. Hickok arrived at
Rochester with st. Julien aud Santa
Claus He will trot 81. Julien against
the best time of Maud :. on the ROches
ter track during the circuit races here
mex, week.
The aggregate prizes in the citizens
regatta, Toronto Bay, September Ith
and Sth, amount to $500, open TO all
professional OarSmen. The following Is
the programme For single sculls in
best and best boats, in three heats, two
ofoue mile and return, and the final
heat Of one mile and half, the first
prize is a gold medal presented by the
Mayor OF Toronto End Sl,5O0; second
prze, 500; third prize, $50; fourth
prlze, Sl25. The second race is for four
Dared boats, two miles and return; first
prlZe, 5000; second prize, $3.50; third
prizs, SlOO. The third race is for donole
scRlls, one and one-hali miles and re-
turn, first prizs 500; second prize $3.50;
th'rd prize SlO0. The consolation race.
IS Tor oarsmen not winning a prize in
the single scull race, and is one and one.
nan miles and return. The first prize is
S5OV second prize, $50; third prize S25.
Inc conditions are that four start, or
oh'S TWO prz4s are liyen, three to start
U" oh'y Two przes are given, two tn start
vi no race. Entrance fees 20 he re-
G'ntu To starters, AIe hour oars. $50;
'o'r scu!l. -; single SCull, Sl5
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FRANCE.
Minister Morton at Paris

PARIS, August 4-Norton, the newly
appointed United States Minister 10
France, was presented to St. Palace.
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, yes
terlsy. Morton and General Noyes, the
retiring Minister, will have an audience
s,'h Pc ilent Grevy to- morrow, when
they viii present the credentials and
letters OF recall, respectively.
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THE WEIR CASE.
No Jury Obtained AS fet-An
Additional Fifty Men sum-



Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIasyILLE, o., August
Court convened to-day at 80 O'Clock
NJ. The Sheriff reported that he had
served notice upon all OF the forty
Jurors who We're drawn yesterday morn
ing for the Weir case. All OF them ap'
paared and answered but four. The
work of filling the Jury box was resum-
ed at > O'Clock and is still in progress.
The counsel for the prisoner have ex-
hsusted founteen of the twenty
three peremptory challenges which the
law allowed the defense. The State Is
allowed two peremptory challenges, and
has exhausted one oil tine two. The
probabilities are that the whole venire
of forty jurors will be exhausted and no
Jury obtained. 1t is not likely that the
iury box will be tiled until some time
tomorrow. There is large crowd in
attendance and the interest in the pro-
ceedings is increasing.
Later.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, August 1.
The venire has been exhausted and
the Court has directed the sheriff to
summon fifty additional jurors.
A rumor was current on the streets
Yesterday that General Weir, father OF
the prisoner, and a very eloquent
speaker, would when tine testimony had
all been taken, speak in behalf OF his
son. Mr.. Danford, it is said, will speak
for five or six hours, contining himself
exclusively to playing upon the sympa-
thy OF the jury, while Messrs. Sinclair
Kelly and Judge Chambers will furnish
the jury with the points OF law. Just
what line OF procedure the attorneys ior
the State have adopted has not yet been
learned, but judging from the manner
in which the counsel employed on this
side have heretofore conducted the
causes in which they have been retain
ed, no stone will be left unturned to
secure the conviction OF the prisoner.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Rcpairmen's Truck Runs
Into an Express Train.

BRADFORD, August 4.-This evening
fourteen lsDorers coming down the
grade o, the Olpan, Bradford and War.
rem Raj road. on a repairmcnt tfnck,
ran into the Buffalo express at the Erie
railway crossing. Barney Gilloo was
insts ntly killed and Auyust s-ar'n n had
his shoulder and collar bone broken, and
the others were bruise and injured, but
none fatally. 1t is believed there vas
No b. axe on the tru y, which Was run.
ming do an the long grade by gravity and
moving a, the rate ~ tifcy mites an hour
yhsn q ne struck the eXpresL
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Female Strikers.

NEw BRUNSWICK, n. j., August A.
One hundred aud fifty female operatives
1.-THE Novelty Rubber Company struck
for 10 per cent. increase OF salary to-
day.
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u, Hamilton on the Presidents Case


NEw YogE, August 4. 4 Washing
ton special ssys Dr.. Hamilton, in reply
To direct question this morning, SAID:
"You may quote me as saying that the
President will certainly get we'll ]
consid,r him out Of danger DIR.
Hamilton also expressed the
opinion that there Was no
malaria in the patients system.
In response to interrosaiones relative TO
moving the patient from the Executive
Mansion, tie doctor said nothing couid
vet be determined upon, as the fresi'
dent was in no condition 10 be moved.
He thought. however, when the proper
time arrived trip down the Potomac
would be decidedly beneficial and has
ten his recovery.
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Senatorial N ominat,on at Gslltrolis

&ALLIrolrs, o, Aurs The Dem
ocrats of the Eignth Senatorial district.
composed OF Galia, Meigs, Nin,on and
Lawrence counties. met in this city yes
terday, for the purpose Of putting IN
nomination a candidate for State Sena,
tor. DR.. John Sanns presided, and th"
proceedings Of the conv.nt'on were very
enthusiastic. a. l.. Russell. Of the
Meigs county HTnh, Oscar M"rse, oi
Vinton county, and Evan +. Williams
OF Ironton, were the names pre'cnt'd Il"
the convention. On the fourth ballet
the name OF Mr.. Russell was Withdrawn,
and Col. Williams was nominated,
which seems TO meet with hearty ap-
pruyal in this vicinity.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

The Transvsal Convention Signed.
LONDON, August A dispatch from
Durham says: The Trsnsvaal Conven
ton has been signed and that territory
will be transferred to the Beers on Mon
day next
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PRUSSIA.
OutraRipg the Jews.

BERLIN, August 4-Renewed attacks
by the mob on the shops and synagogues
OF the Jews are reported in various
places. In Pomerania some OF the
shops were wrecked, and the mobs were
djsnersed by the police.
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aissis ippi oc,a,,o CONVENTION

O., -, ,,NsoN, M'S' August The Dem.
NJ mt State Conveal,"u al .usur,l l:.St
-' after the first hal -. Zen h,l'nts
lse b1eH taken t"-,iay, - iu als. out
.1A''- result. TI. i,-, h,.nh /, Il:
.,- ave, N". SukSia!,'. S.. [ ..:t ne,
deadloc-
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BULLETINS.
Feeling Cheerful at $50 this Morning.

Feeling Cheerful at $50 this Morning.
ExECurIvE MANSION, $50 A. N-The
President continues TO improve. He
slept we'll during the night. and this
morning locks and expresses himself as
leenng cheerful Another satisfactory
dav is anticipated. At present his pulse
is 30. Temperature 9S lilo, respiration
Is The next bulletin will be issued
this evening. The afternoon bulletin
will be dispensed with.
ISiyne,l ID. W. Bliss.
J. h. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
ID. II. AGNEw.
The Midday Examinat on.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1890 P. M.-Dr.
Bliss authorizes the statement that the
President is having an excellent day.
Tue l2:30 examination has Just been
made with the following result: Pulse
a6. temperature and respiration normal.
The patent CONTINUES to take increased
unsntitiPs Il nourishment. and is daily
, ainins IN strength. All reports OF un-
favorable changes should be dlscredited
unless they have official authorization.
The Presidents CONDITION at this hour is
better than at any time since his injury.
The kvening Bullerin.
ExECUTNS VI SsIoN, August T. P VI
AS the morning bulletin indica d
would probably be the case, the Presi.
dent passed another vsod day without
draw back or an unpleasant symptom Of
any kind He has taken his nourish-
melt well AMI shown little fatigue after
hrs dressings and changes Ct position
Tn Wound Is doing well, both in appear
sic and in character and the amount
Il ,rarge,i. At l2:S l. NJ, his pulse.
" - 96, temp 'ratuEe % lilo, respiration
= The afternoon r.s.. nj Temperature
r,Hr on lrte aud was moderate in de.
gree. At7PN his pule is l02, TEN.
p-raIurr 100 10. resp rrion 70
Sign-i b W. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT REYBURN.
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Wbeel,pg Man In the Hols Of ForR r

CAMBRIDGE, OuIo, August 4. - A
stranger from Wheeling WAS arrested
here yesterday, charged with forging q
pass over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, He was taken 10 Newark for trial.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easier At 2t2 to 3 Per csnt-Gov-
ernmsnts Quiet and lnegular-fIour
Quiet and firm-whsatAe.
tive, Firm and Higher
Hogs Firm.
FlNANCE.
Nav York.

Nsw YORK, August I.-MoSsv-Easy
at 2lS3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper a94 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills firm at IS2i; demand iSi!.
GovERsMENrs-Quirt and irregular.
sixes extended ...------. ------.------l A, ~
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PrrnsUssH, August 4.-Petroleum-
Fairly sctive; United certif 1t~s hrmsr
at 76tc; rennec ;!c for Philadelphia de-
livery.
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Candidates for the nomination for
Governor were then presented as fol-
lows: John Goode, General Fitz
Hugh Lee, Gen. james A. Walker,
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'Aidai,aI1 ypI' = Fn>a Psy.J
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auiteau Getting Himself Down to Prison
Iife-Very Little Trouble to the Keep
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Celia Sc passe dams un cafe.

Celia sc passe dams un cafe.
Quatre Marseillais sont reunis au
tour de quatge mazaGrans. On
fait fete q BarbaSscu Qui REVERT
d'AleGrie. Ban tas>ou tient ie de
de In conversation ct narrc scS
surprenantes aytntEreS.
-C'rst V yrai, lui Lemande Fun
des consommateurs, que les lions
sont ausSi nombreux la has que
les lierres dams nos gaiTignes j.?
-t''est la verite du bou Dieu. Z.
ct des bttes pas mechanics, pas
meiiantes du tont Flies viennpnt
au devant dn tnsil CONNIE les ii
loueites viennent all devan. du
miToir. Pan! pan. Ga V est!
-Et I'll en- as tue ?
-Te!. on iiait Ell AfriGne ct
en- ne tuer;;It pas DE- lion 49, Tu
badine> ga Srlait pas Il tai;e !!
-Cn..te-nogs done un s1cu g
pour voir .
A vas soui,aitS:. I'm ma
lin, an petit jn"r, j. sn's d. Cons
taniiir, mon tu>ij ~ 'e... Is,..
\ clnq Gems ..;s> lie l. ii J., Il q
tonr Il un chenin. ,nl> dt y
graz. srux qr me rt@a daieni
REIMBURSEMENT. dun air Ge def
Atteuds, attends, mon pit
clloun =! .Jo nets els joue. je
wise d peine, ct pam les Qua
, tse fers en- l.a,r !. Apes un sd
lut a ce noble cadavre, je pou>sc
ell avan: Et quest &c que j'aper
co.'s, troun de l'air!. ID Une demi
portee de frsil 7. Une autre paire
dyeux Plus narquoise ct plus in
so'ent encore! Ab! mon bon
que ic me dis, tu yeux justifier lt
prov. rbe que les deux font i.
paiia. =. Pan J. pan. lie deuzie
me lieu await rendu sa belle amt
d Dieu Je passe avec nep;is d,
vaat ma siGiimc. Mais, c'es;
pas Dieu pQssibie, comma lhy
de F.lerne, les l'a;ces d'Scux 4
tiIa.s 2saieus tail Ges gc..-s:: T.,
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DRAlNAGE.-Le president du
bureau des terres marecageuses,
FHon. Clay Kaobloca, est allie,
mercredi deruier, rendre nne visi
teaa nouveau canal que lc batcan
d'agueur, Charlie Doherfy,, est d
creuser, en face dc Raceland
MT. knobl0ch a etc tres satisfa;t
du travail deia fait ct de la rapi
dIte avec laquelle cclui qui reste
ahlte s'accompllt. On volt lie
u que les terres adjacentes sc
goatent ayec beaucOup plus de ra
p'dite, ct tout le monde inte resse
aaas ! ce canal, est pleia de con
nance dams le success fiual.
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Cenx Ia n'etaient plus narquois,
lis etaient ferocps A In bOnne
heure!. .J'epanle. .j'etablis asec
soin mon point lie mire entire les
toutfes de polls qnrpen'lalent sur
les paupieles, et-...
-Eonnerre du diable! lit un
des auditeurs en- interrompant &C
glorieuA recit par un maltre corp
de pOing, 81 tn EN- tnes un troi-
sieme, je to iianque ma botte au-.
derIiere!
Et Barbas>ou, sans Sc decon-
certer:
Javais pr6vu la chose. aus
81 j!ai ren.is mon fusil sur mon
dos ct je suis rentre dams Constan
tine!
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THIBODAUX, I.H SAMEDI SEPTEMBRE3 3 1881

finance ct etaiC ca coIrespon
dance snivle avec jules JaHin.
Nine Grymcs decida encore
sa file a p!efere. Samuel
Ward 4 Delaunay. Gui Sc trouva
aver une cOrbellic ct deS dia>
mants Sur les bras. Samuel Ward
consentit Il les pten'Ire pour son
compte ct Aledora ny perdit ';en.
.!ais Ia pauyre jeuue femme ne
ga@na iieu non pius a ce change
ment. Son mari ST. ru!na dams
DIES speculation malhenreuses, ct
ct il partlt pour Ia California, OH
il est peut a;re encore tandis que
sa femme Sc letirait II Nice auttes
de 81 mere. Ellie IA precede cel,e-
ci dams la tombe, ct c'sst q ses
funeral les que raj reeu a \Paris
Mme G'ymes, qui await voulu,
nialgre son grand age, suivre sa
file cadette jus1u'a sa dernlere
dcmenre. Sa troisieme file, nom
NEE Ath6naI>, ct non moinS belle
que les pr6cedentes, q"rique dun
genre tout oppose, s'est mariee
arcc lie baron Won Hoffman,, qui
a iohgtemps habite New York, ct
s'appcile 4 Par de iloffmann
pour ebltver 4 son nom son appa
renee tudesqne. Nine Grym.'s
aPait as>istf, il y a queiqnes mois.
au marriage de Nile de Hotfmnn,
sd petite file. Je me snls laisSe
entrainer 4 raconter son historic.
paIce que CONNIE tous les veil
lards, i'aime a.merappelcr les sou
venirs ct les amlties du passe.
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On Sc rappelle CUE !e Jar,lin
discrimination de Paris possede
une grande rarete zoologique.
C.est nne mule iecondc nominee
Catherine
Cette bette sl'Atriquc avec I'M
etalon de race barbe (Cait!) It
lcur produ!t, du nom dc Constan
tine, devait etre conduile 4 rEx
position tie Eienne en- 1874, quand
le Jardin d.acclimatatiou fit FAC
QUESTION deS trois animauX.
Depuis. Catherine donne nais
sance a IN sniet [HirponeI, issu
dn cilevai en- 1874; II deux au
tres (Snlem ct Athman), issus
dan ane en- 1875 ct 1873; entin
tont recenment, ellie mis- Gu
monde IN cinqnieine prohnit
Kroumir, |, issu dn meme cheva!
que ses denx prcmiers enfants.
II est ties Interessant de com
pare, entire eax les mambres de
cette fslnil|e unique Par son OH
CINE ct qni dement, 81 bien lie pro
verbe aral~: N'Aar touied el
bruta catsa cuH reeyel oaloa eatsa
[uuaud la mule ST rrprodnira, les
tpmmeS deviendront DIES h 'mmeS
ct les hommes deviendrOnt DIES
femmeS.
Salem ct Altman sOnt utlIiShS
reyu!ierement 4 la traction du
tramway miniature qnl reile la
porte MailIot au Jar,liu d'accli
matatiOn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-09-03

LoCkpoRT.~L'etranger qui ar
nve dans le petit village de Lock.
9ott est on ne peut plus surpris
ue ienergie ct de l'esprit d'entre.
ptlse qui anime ses habitants.
Aussl &c village situ6 a quelques
alpents du lac Fields, I'm des lacs
s ss plus poissonneux de la con
sae s.ee, volt journellement sa ropu
.s'ion augmenter ct des maisons
90 oatlr de tout cote. II poSse1e
ros. rue egllse magnifque ct un COD.
W ceot des S9urs de l'Immaculee
.ssouceptlon, ~ ct bientot il possede
- u9s mais0n d'ecole oui sera
Md Iae Dc ses plus ornements par l'e
@sance dc sa structure ct par le
xSou!oftable qu'ells offrira aux
..oiiers. !. Cests construction cou.
'',tl 10 ae)a S2100.0O et pour la com
r.olef II tan, encore $4,000. Cr
.Sy.asaat sS. sera bien vite trouv6,
&c s'sce 9 i'eaereie dc tous csux Qui
WI Ia tete lie ce.ts eutrepyise.