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New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

| LONDON, Feb. SIN the House to-day in the de-
bate on the address on the reply to the Queens
speech Sir Stafford Northcoe following the lines Of
| the speech of the Marquis Of Salisbury Ill the
| House OF Lords yesterday accused The Government
of allowing matters to drift in regard to Egypt and
| Ireland, and the commercial treaty negotiations
with France Mr.. Gladstone made a long and clo-
quent speech during which he vehemcntly at
tackled the Land League and highly eulOgscd Mr..
Forster for his efforts to restore law and order in re
land without bio dshcd. With regard to the com
mercial treaty, he said the question had for some
time been whether to break of the negotiations but
that they had not yet arrived at point to warrant
this course He upheld the mpartiaity of the com
misSOnrrs under the Land Act, and said the average
of the rent reductions far 23 per cent In
gard TO The Land Leagues against all property
ne said lie thought there every indication that
4 great conspiracy had not only been confronted,
but defeated
P.J. Smyth, Home Rule member for Tipperary
moved an amendment 20 the address in favor of the
repeal Of the Union. The debate was then al =
jOurncd.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon, Mr. JUS
tin Mccarthy, Member Tor Longfordon behalf Of the
Irish members, gave notice Of long amendment to
the address ca'ogorically condemnng every point
in the Governments Irish policy and urging i'm
mediate return 10 constitutional methods.
Mr. Forster confirmed the sra ement that an cX-
plosiye letter had reached Dublin Castle after his
departure for London He said If he had opened it
as the srudcrs desired he would certainly have lost
his hands, and he might have been killed
About eighty Liberals abstained from voting yes
terday in the iousc of Commons in the division on
the question Of allowing Mr. Bradlaugh to take the
Parliamentary oath
THG NEW RULES.
The first of the new rules of procedure which
Mr. Gladstone will move tho House of Commons
on Monday, invests the speaker. or chairman OF the
committee. with authority to put the proposition
that the 1icalion before the House be now put
This proposition will not Dee debatabe; but in order
for its adoption on @ division 1t must be supported
By moro than 200 or opposed by less than forty,
members.
The second rule is designed to restrict the rights
Of members 20 make di,ltory motions in committee
of the whole House. and limits such right TO one
time for each member during the debate Oh any one
question.
40 member shall move tho adjournment Of tho
House before the orders of the day or the motions
on the paper as the case may bel have been rcachcl
buf provision Is made for enabling matters of cx-
IRENE urgency TO be brought before the House
yithout notice and without delay.
Rules 3, /. o. and u are devoted to the same snb-
cct. viz the authority OF the Speaker or Chairman
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
TIE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, Feb. Sat Il meeting OF various
irish organizations in London resolutions were passed
expressing horror at the recent attempt tc nure Mr..
Forster 10y sending him letter containing explosive
material
The Fenian Tobin. who yesterday convicted at
Leeds has been sentenced to years penal sery
tude.
DE- Kenny has been releaeed from Imprisonment.
The Land Commission hear, counsel yesterday show
ing against making absolute the conditional order
attachment against Mr T. Dwycr Gray account Of
article ia Tc Feey us JOR T. esir;ii1g tho Stac
poole then under the consideration Of the Court.
Judge O'lIagdn said the case so serious that lie
would pOgtpOne Judgment
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
EFFECTS OF THE MCKINLEY BILL.
IBY TELEGRAPH ~ rmH rRIDUSEl

BY TELEGRAPH TO The lRlBCNL.l
WASHINGTON, Feb S.-COng ngrcsslnan Randall has
been making some investigations respecting the
probable effect of the Mckinley bill, should it be-
come a law, upon importations Of and revenues
from certain manufactures OF iron and s:ecl. In
letter to Nj Randall. dated February /, Secretary
Folgcr says:
As requested inc'ose tabular statement prepared
10y the Appraiser ut NewTork showing the articles IN
ported al mat port the duties Oh Wch Wo he affected
by this bi the present rates of duy collected thereon,
and what the duties would be under sal bill As to the
result OF the b-should II become u laW-on TIC rev
OF the Government, can only 'ay thaj the chtc
Cf enhancing the duties say on Steel blooms from 81 SO
ton-Lc present dLl TO 30 20 -iA@ proposed dEV
would be, undoubtedly, TO diminish lie youm: rt in
uortauons 20 such extent IA LARGELY 10 decrease
the revenues IRON te source Inc same "O.td n luc
Of other articles which woui be affected by the bill As
Mr. schlesnger. OF Nayor Co. OF Ncw-Nork, relative
estimated HHporatons Of steel wire rods and steel
blooms under the adyaOreu and specific rates.
Nir Schesnger's letter is dated November %,
1851. and reads as follows:
have the honor to nciose 10 You herewith the state
ment you desired made w ~ accurately as ros'bie a,
cordng q the best data could get From tis >oh VIII
observe That when stated 10 yon tat INC "cc'l9S on
blooms add wire 70 !s wo4G {led reyeHnr' including
sales made Tor lss2 Of $5.o000oo vac nnd,rstalIns
only sales made By ourselves already for
iSG9ooo and Climate that the ,otai revenue ia IsS
these articles VIII be al-cr tLGE ever be~rc, ana
viii swell the grand total to aholt Ss,GoOCGO In con
trast to thes, h<lrcs wolld meuon tie sitaiicant
fact that the entire derived from our total I'M
pOIiGtoh5 OF thefc drdcl's 10 y o;A ~ "a.
- 800 their importation being virtually nrCM9cd
tariff oi S2S per ton rails the which is
So per is already about 100 per cent ana UcX
door 10 prohibition. tam "i twoanda-hali cents on
steel blooms ana wire rod would amount 10 about 200
per and would be absolutely prOhlbitOry "h WIS
dom OF these decisions referred to cannot Therefore, be
questioned by any impartial nina.
One of the schedules transmitted by Secretary
Foger shows that the estimated total duty paid at
the four ports of Baltimore, Boston, New-YOfk and
Philadelphia upon steel rods aud steel blooms re-
spectiyely for the years 1850 and 1881 was as
fnloUS.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
MASONIC oFFICERs ELECTED

|
| ALBANY Feb. s.-The Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Of The State Of New.Y elected officers to-day
NEW JUDGE IN PENNsYLVANIA
| HARRISBURG Penn. Feb. S.-Goycrror iioyt
today apnointed Mcpherson Of is city, additional Law
| judgs oil Dauphin and Lebanon Counties.
| KILLED N AN UNPROVOIED ASSAULT
| DANVIILE Va. Feb. S.-A negro named Clanton
February L. Jy Harstone, coored in an unprOvoked as
'1u'" FIVE YEARS FOR ARSON.
! BoEDENT0WN. y. j., Feb s.-W illlam Forbes.
the STATE Prison
ACnARrER FORA NEW QUARRYING COMPANY
| HARRISBURG. Penn. Fcb. "a charter was issued
oday to the Fisher stat C2Rrany OF HGthaGp
ton Co1ny VIII cYat stock ot t@'ooOo liai oi Tie
'''' THE DEFEATED puGGLsr.
NEW-ORLEANs. Feb S.-Ryau is suffering consd-
@ SDy ,yrss ,i. t APPARENT e5r Mr. Perlns Who is
Win him. says he viii be all right N a day or two
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
ALBANY. Feb S.-1he State Medical Society met
here and list ncl address by President Jacou
W, LARGELY attended ook place aiter%aTJ in Deavan
| House.
no ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF NAILS.
IfPn ~ m t y. S ..oc,tae ae jGy GSgar ,G
card rate o 50 40 reaarmr stocks light an1 the
demand very heavy bat further advance at present WAS
TnEsALE OF INFECTED FURNITURE PREVENTED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. N.-Ihe police Sionpcd a
IN Which it wa, stated sy persons died smallpox
since %Jyrnhe. -' l{ o,'gI i m M i5, 'O 80 '-'
A NEW PASTOR SELECTED.
NEWPORT Il. Fob ~.-Ihc Unitarian society
ha- bad tc resignation of the Eny. M k @ch rWcho ior
weeks tO axe eject Oh ay l. 10 is uhdrr l mat
Wcudt" the pastor OF cc Unitarian 'LdIti N
Cincinnati. viii succeed him.
THE ASSAY CoMNIs. o. N SESSION
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Sine annual session OF
the say appointed by The president opened AZ
the Mint th- morning General EosccTanr VAS appointed
chairman 0f On, s.aV tolLtt" 4Ae FioiSap lEfd OF
IA. Wci.n. Comuittce The Cuauls,'h, reports may Dc
published tomorrow.
T!II BOARD or STATE CHARITIES
ALBANY. Feb S.-IL' state BcFEt ut Health held
it5 quarterly mrctns n ihr ne" lnpiol today NJ tho
puta s
fc,or H. s 1loor ROchuatrr pesded. The subject Oi
fnd sewerage especially IA hl2l ell5s and Y.Ages
lcCelV 81 considerable attention.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

not be sustained, and the claim agents point with
air OF triumph to the fact thai the closest scrut-
ny has never developed more than very small per-
ccntage of frauds The difficulty that no one knows
nor can 1t be ascertained under thc present ays; H.
how many claims are fraudulent Commissioner
Bentley used TO say that he could feel assured
when signing his name IL approval Oi pension
claim that il not fraudulent. II is the lack of
facility for getting at the truth which makes .he
present system faulty and which creates lhc
piclOn that very many OF the claims which appear
by written and eX parte cSinuuy to be genuine
are not So The suggestion that u j. UIpatrlotic to
suspect the brave defenders OF III" country Of fraud
has been worn thrcndbage, and is one which any
Congressman ouGEt 10 be a~hamc to repeat
Senator ingalls, has accepted an amendment
to his resolution declaring that Congress ought to
make better provision for the detection Of pension
frauds, which Is e. be interpreted as n declaration
IN favor either Of he passage of something Ike the
sixty surgeon b.ll or gran iny Of the demands of
Commissioner Dudley for 200 or 800 special agents
TO Ec sent into the field. senator Blair WHO made
speech to-day III defence of ;hc Ar;car; bill. has
an excellent measure for the reorganization OF the
Pension O!nce-oue which is understood 10 have the
approval OF Commissioner Dudey-uOW upon the
Senate table. he VIII probably try 10 press 1t 20
paSsa &c during The present session.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
DISASTERS on TIE SEA.

BosTON, Feb. 8.-The fishing schooner ". A..
Boston arrived at this port day .nd reports the lose Of
two men-James Dunphey, age th.rty-hye years, M
tive OF Prince Edwards Island and Jeremiah Haley ago
twenty three years Houth Boston. They went out In
a dory attend the travis and did not return.
WASHINGTON, Feb s.-Tho Signal Corps station at
Highland Light Mass, reports that the schooner Lady
Franklin from Nova Scotia with potatoes went ashore
at Truro at 4 a The crew vas saved
ALBcRT ~ b., Feb. S.rhe schooner Rosebud. from
St. John TO the Upper Salmon River loaded with ship
buudln. materials wrecked Alma Saturday.
TIE crew saved.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
INSURANCE INTERESTS.

ALBANY, Feb. S.-Judse Westbrook has re-
fused issue injunction restraining superintendent
Fairmau Of the Insurance Department from stating tbas
the order OF Chosen Friends cooperative assessment
insurance organization OF Indiana had no authority TO
transact business in NewYori State. Judge Westbrook
has granted order which forever prevents creditors
of the Commonwealth Life Insurance Company who
have failed to prove their claims from participating in
distribution OF the assets OF the company The order
also directs the receiver 10 pay certain attorneys fees
and distribute tue balance pro rata among the policy
holders who have proven their claims.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
CRIMES IND C4SUMHES-BT TELEGRAPH
nrID roR RornING 4 JEwELRY sronE.

HELD FOR ROBBING A JEWELN sIoItE. ,
PInIADELTIuA Feb. S.-Perrv burns ailH~ Me-
Gov and Alexander Harrison who CHARGED "lh commit
ing the diamond robbery Eur II trlh-sl last adt4L,
,oIc held iu 1000 bail each tai, morning
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
W,SUNGT1N Feb. ~.-Iwo colorcd children, q
bov one wear obi and gr four NotIs OH were Dutued 10
dt4.h today room ia q mouse "hrIt lAtJ aAA o,ch
locked n bj their mother Harriet ~Hm-
TWO COUNTEHFEIrLHs ARRESTED.
WORCESTER Mass. Feb. S.-iilrlm and James
Adam. arrested 10 day for pa,snR ant a{ns h uer
possession counterfeit money. Ihre hundi"l c"n 'etIt
silver collars lut received from New loth were srifcd
REID FOR PERI HN.
BOSTON Feb. N.-Edmuud /. Ca,ScI, fobcrt NJ
No4. ill., Henry H. Mclean ami f. ". fcipI charged win
t.i M la CONNECTION with th- I'ustu ~hputfii CON plhl
aGair-, to-day hct 10 await he aton oil the Grand
''' ARRESTED FOR ROEBGNG THE MAILS
NEW-liEUN~ WICK, y. d.. Fcb. N.-Ed"did Nhte,
f0 Iuy ycas Jr tAc Osi ONCE here iAH Den o.
rested Inspector Gardiner Of New oiE iO lobuu6 to
mails Marked money found his person Government
4 MURDERER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
pTNVINGION. VI, Feb. S.-EdsOu l.. iuilcr con
yctci Road lDro murder. brought here i"W MI
snr l.ip t and hs have eu passed upon ii1
in0rius by supreme Cour ressoh hcie. but i,t
''i'i'' A FUGITIVE ARRESTED.
puIIkprIPUIA Feb S.-tirHry 4. Yarmouth.
who was pIoyc the Adams Express company as agent
a adcu6uig = KY and rO ifrd from tidt pace On
December T. tkins with him o. of lhc company ilnds
here this afternoon by d"f"fc at the 81
Limo Hotel
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
COMPLAINT BY the GRAND TRUNK RoAD.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.--ChicagO newspapers say
that the Grand Trunk officials complain that the Wander
blt roads and the Pennsylvania road not yet with
drawn from points in the West and Northwest their
cheap tickets so that scapcrs' buy at Milwaukee
tickets 20 New York and Boston, which be sold
f,Iloyys: Milwaukee or Chicago 70 Boston. $ii for
first class and Sll second class; 10 Ncw-York Slf
Tor lrsclass and Sl2 for sccOnt class They say this
state OF tldngs Will result an a new HJr.
For Hulrocd AcrS SeooHd Page.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE FREE CANAL QUESTION.

ALBANY, Feb. S.-The Controller repo rted
to-day Senate that the total valuation OF real and
personal property in the state fixed by the State
Board OF Equalization in September, 1881, 10
$26s1 257 COG that of 33 and 4aa miles
each 900 OF such valuation would produce the OF
SS97327 81 that being the amount of the expenditure
Of the superintendent Oi Public Works for canals, etc.,
or the year ended September 80, 1881
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
uorENENrs or WAR TEssELs;

The United States steamship Alliance sailed
from the Navy Yard yesterday for Norfolk. Va The
Tennessee left the Navy Yard for Hampton Roads yes.
ter,lay, bat was at Quarantine al dark.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
TWO NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY Feb S.-The Governor sent to the
Senate the following nominations to-day: John Waters.
ir Special Port Warden for the Port OF NewYork;
ferred John J. Mhau Commissioner Of the Stata
Board OF Charities; confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE CLAYTON-BULWER TREATY.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Ihe Times this morning
publishes correspondence from Lord Granville
to Minister West, dated January 7, dealing
in detail with the whole Of the Clayton Buwer Treaty
controversy. The correspondence occupies two col
unns. The Times says the cOyCucy and completeness
with which the position OF England has been defended
will be received with satisfaction
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Failure AT NEW-ORLE1NS.

NEw-OGLEANs, Feb. S.-The suspension OF
Beedles wood x Co., announced to-day AT the Cot
ton Exchange. They carrying $1,000 bales OF
'lon for customers who failed To respond WITH
,nargins "a moot tho amid decline futures The hrm
states that IT'S Liabilities e75OOO assets are not in
medatey available. The nrin hopes " DO apie 70 70
sume In . dsya.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
MRS. TlYLOR RECEWES 4 PRLzE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-At the exhibition of
the Womens silk Culturo Association tonight Mrs.
Rebecca Taylor received the first prize Of $500 for the
best cocoons which counted lj7 tO the quarter pound
and Yielded rs ounces of silk and 27s ounces OF
Mrs Taylor lives kenBet square, Delaware County,
Penn, and is The mother OF The late Bayard Taylor.
she Is eyhty-two years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
cADET wulTAKER,s CASE.

The case OF Cadet Whitaker is still in the
hands of the Secretary Of War where has been
Stree the judge General IN making his review
Of ths proceedings o! the cour-martiol vach tn the
case decided that the court illegally constituted
The voumiuous record Of the casei, now boxed dp IN
tic Office Of the secretary Of War. who has been 20
pressed With other matters thst c tas not had time TO
ily thrnater before the President The core "ll event
rav be referred the Attorney General for opinion
On tie point raised by the da To
the Yal!Ity Gi m. nsGn-s OF the couIt-raitlal
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
4 REMEDY FOR WESTERN LAWLESSNE55.

WASHINGTON, wednesday,, rt'' - i0'-'
The President has, in a special message TO
Congress, transmitted communication from Secretary
Kirkvood ucosing letters from Acting Governor Cos
rcr Of Arizona in relation 20 lawcssness existing in
that Territory. The President rcrcats his rcc0mmcnda-
ton thai the posse ccmtau act be modified SO "a to per
nit the use the military to assist tic civil authorities in
the Tcrr;tOrica Secretary Krkwood states that ID New
Mexico and Arizona difficulty II tie way of frepe3slng
the awlcssness arises from the fact that the shers arc
int!n! .acd or that from personal motives. they desire
TO curry favor with the dsOrleTly element Of society,"
lie thinks it might be cxpcdcnt to confer authority
upon the Governor Of any Territory TO remove or GUS
pend sheriff for neglect Of duty, and TO appoint per
in his place In his letters Acting Governor Gosper
Of Arizona urges the repeal Of the posse comatus act
rs the means o giving that Territory relief from
the reckless rule cuIsinng the peace and liberty
Of otherwise favored portions of the Territory"
The civil officers Of tho county of Cachise and city OF
Tombstone, he says, seem TO have neglected n prompt
discharge "f duty for the hone and sake Oi gain Many
of the cit2cnshe says Willingly handling the stolen
property 90 The cowboys ana llFihs WIN thc TeHn-
lar thieves. Lawcssnrss exists IN all parts ~ the Terri
tory greater less degree, ard Americans direct
an control the l3"less element ms tnrsshie was re-
'erred 10 the senate Committee on territories, ana
hill 10 modify posse cOmtatus act so az to allow the
military 10 lie employed to assist inc evil 0lccrS III me
Territories ana border states IN enforcing law and main
tanning order VII probably be reported s0cn. The rdi-
cations are tua the Democrats viii oppose any mOdifca
tion OF the posse c0uitatus act
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Mr. Push introduced in the Senate to-day
bill 10 regulate the nearing OF causes by inc supreme
Of the United States The bill proposes TO divide
the Court uo three divisions with three justices in
each be known the federal, equity and admiralty
law divisions. These several divisions are empowered
separately for the hearing OF causes, aud all causes
are to be heard in TIE first instance 6y ore of The dyi
slons. except in which jury is required, and
these must be heard by tde COart IN DaHc The bill
authorizes each division to hear causes q separate
court under rules In force IN tie supreme Court
the DECISIONS ana Opinions OF ivlSios 70 ~ pscl upoh
by the Court IN bInc. and II mdOrscd 10y majority OF
the Court they - stand but not satisfactory To
"a majority, then the cause snail be heard by the Court
bduc.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE NEW rlvE CENT POSTAGE STAMP

The new scent Garfield postage stamp VIII
be ready for issue March l. DARK brown has been Sc
leo cd as the color calculated to bring out tho fine
encra wing of the work Tho scent stamp is almost
rcy used for foreign correspondence; aud Third As
sstaut Postmaster General Ulzfn. ieging ha: an
crate engraving he late President should De- uf'd or
fms purpO3c Aas succeeded Ia producing what Is pro
uonccd 10 BE She trlcst likeness OF General Garfield
and o." baCs0mest stamp yet Issued Dy the PO.t once
DpDlrtiucut.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
SCIENCE, POLITICS AND FINANCE.

FURTHER T!0INGS OF THE JEANETTE RXPEDI-
TIoN-GLADSTONE DEFENDS HIS POLICY.
dispatch from Lieutenant Danenhower
gives some of the scientific data gathered
during the cruise of the Jeanette. The
Photographic collection and the auroral
observations were lost with the ship.
Mr. Gladstone defended the Government policy
yesterday. The proposed changes in the rules
Of the British House of Commons have been
made public Servia has lost about S3, 100000
by the failure of the Union Generate.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

Duty on sales made by NaylOr & Co for delivery in
1882, $GG30OO
The other schedule, showing present market
value. present duty and proposed duty upon manu-
facturcs of iron and steel, is as fcllOws
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NoYE--Mercredi soir, vers 8
heares, plasienrs jennes garcons
Ataient L sc baigner dams le bayou.
Pendant qu'ils Sc livraient a leurs
chats, l'un d'eux, 10 fits dc Beuoit
sl disparu sous l'eaa, au grand
ebahissement lie ses caInarades.
Depuis, tsntes !es recherches qui
ont etc faites pour retfouver son
eadavre sont restees intructueu.
seq.
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MEDiILLE.-On So rai.p,lie ync
10 Col Louis Bush lit don, i! v Il
qRaidne temps Il ftuisersi-a dt las
I4onisiane.. h.un certain mDGtant
don't le ravenu ear ,lestina 4 I'aehat
dune m6daIile pour !e :a~illear
essai anr lshistoire des A:asliens
Cette medailie 81 etc dacerneecstte
anp6e-ci a nm de nos ;aunss con.
cltoyens. Mr.. Louis c Lebeuf. qni
n bien vOulu nous iivrer snn ira
vail cue nous nous empresS@ns de
publier lans ce nuneru.
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observation-disclosures rappelOns a
nos lecteurs qn'ne excursion de
Thiboloux d la Nonvelle Orleans
anra lien !e II Juliet, ct cue se
retour s'eiTectnega lie 'lenlemain d
1ine heure P. u. Ia prix. :,lier ct
retonr, en- etc iixee i = 80, ahn
de. donner q stout Z. mo,ida Ia
chance dtatre temoin de Ia demons
tration qui doit avoir lieu ce ioar
ii, 4 alsoccasion dc la fGte 'at:oDale
Eraucaise.
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1ufOrsmatiOMs Locales.

FEU1LLEToN-Nons commen'
cons avec CO numero une jolie-
netite nouvel'e intituies A la Ma.
ae. dontla lecture interessera sdre-
ment nos iecteurs aussi bien que
nos lectriceS.
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DECEs-Mr. Thecphi!e Harang
Jne est mort a la Nouvelle Orleans
chez son pere, lie 25 du rnois de
inin. Ce jeune homme, age de %
ans. etait natif de Th;bodaux, ct
promettait, par les qualities don't
IL eteit dous, de devenir un hon.
me remarQaable.
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DEPART.-Ee DIR. FL. Dansereau
part aujourd'hri pour le Canada.
j. amene avec lni son fills Philippe,
Charles Thibndaux ct Paul Te-
,reau, pour les placer dams nn
college do Montreal. Nous leur
souhaitons un bon ct agreeable
voyage
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REToUR-Mr Albert Lagarde,
fills du colonel Cleophas Lagarde
.aisant ses 6tudes au college de
Georgetown, D. G. est venn pas
ser les vacances parmi ses parents
ct amiS de LofOurche'