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DIR. n. c. LEYINGs.

DR.. n. C. Levings died at his residence, No.
As West Ninth.s. of chronic Brghrs disease. he was
born Burlington VT, on March A, 1924, and began
the study of medicine at the Albany Medical School
in 1sll After remaining in Albany one year he came
TO this city and was graduated at the Medical Depart
ment OF the University OF the City Of NewYOrk 10 1s43
lie began private practice at once opening an Office In
spriDg.sL -,
Dr. Levings one Of the pioneers OF early Cali
fOrnan history, making voyage as ships surgeon in
1919 and remaining In California six months lie leaves
wife and two children, a son and daughter HIS son
was graduated from the University having taken his
medical degree IN 1880 Tie funeral will take place on
wednesday.
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A HORSE AGAINST Il oATAMARAM.

match Of a curious character has just been
concluded between Frederic Hughes Of the
moran boat Jessie, and Mr. Ddggett, OF horse
unnamed, In whose powers Of speed and endurance he
has great faith The match Is believed 10 be entirely
novel, inasnuch 1t INVOLVES conditions Of WIND tide
and weather. well the sailing qualities of cata
maran and the endurance OF the Hoblest OF animals
The IL to be ever distance Of ninety miles for
$500 SIDE IL restricted to this in order to
Bar valuable frst-class goers"
Numbers of herses gone tho distance in less than
sn hours but tho owner Of the boat calculates that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
Z. G. GILMORE CoRREoTS MIR. MCCONNELL
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT MR.. HAvERLYs FINAXcIAI
TROUBLES.

WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT Mr.. HAvERLY's FINANcIAL
TROUBLES.
Standing on the steps of the Brunswick HO-
tel yesterday afternoon was Edward g. Gilmore. man
ager N6los Garden, and OF the plaintiffs In the
suit recently brought against j. H. Havery. al see IA
this mornings TRIBUNE" said lac, can inter
view With Mr.. Mcconnell, In the course OF which
he makes the, TO at least, surprising announcement
that Mr. Colve and myself broaght suit in order
10 get possession of the FOurieenth-st Theatre for
$4,000 Now want you TO make It perfectly clear that
don't the theatre at any All want, and all
Mr. Colvie wants. is TO get from Mr. Hayerly Mr..
Mcconnell $4,000 and expenses attendant the suit
snG then they may their blessed old theatre and
welcome AS far as am concerned, my fret statement
TO You was perfectly correct. 1 wish 10 be as
lenient and friendly to Mr.. Haverly as I
could only wanted to get my mosey back which had
loaned bin for theatrical purpoes" aud By the stress
laid on the last sentence, 1t was clear Mr.. Gilmore
objected to his Sl3 900 being used for grain or mining
transactions.
Mr. Hayerly wac seen little later and expressed his
knowledge OF and sorrow for Mr. Glmores yexati0n at
McCoDners statement "Reticence at tEe pr0pe
moment is great gift 10 man." gaid he. 81 always
Try and keep my mouth shut unless i
have something / want told. We arc etil
nothing al will be decided Until we have gone down
to the theatre and examined the books Tax, ana TIE
general desire 20 arrange things pleasantly are all very
vel but figures are the principal things 10 De cOnsG
cred IN business matters When know precisely wherc
stand think mny have interesting little story 70
tell you but for the present shall keep s tongue In
my head. can assure you, however, that Til tC.m0r'
Tow nothing definite Will DC settled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
MANY VISITORS TO RoCKAwAY.

The active season at Rockaway Beach began
fairly Yesterday. All the hotels open, and the
New-York, New-HaVen aud Rockaway Beach Railroad
ran frequent trains from Hunters Point Bushwck and
BROOKLYN The D. m train from Hunters Point had
fourteen passenger coaches loaded There was also
GOOD travel TO Far ROokaway via the Long Island Rail
road Jamaica Bay was alive with pleasure craft and
shermen many Of the latter having gone down In tho
early morning tide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
eovERYoR BUTLERS INVITATIONS
RY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSB.l
BosToN, June 10.-President Carter, of
Williams College has invited Governor Butler and stan
TO attend Commencement exercises, and he has nc
cspted The date July 4. The Governor has also ac
cepted an invitation to att end the Centennial OF Phillips
FYeter Academy In June. Governor Butler gradu-
ated from Exeter In 1923. He received his degree OF
LIZ d. from Williams In 1864 He has also received In
vitauous from other colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

TRiBuSE OFFICE. Juno Ill a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer continued during yesterday
Cloudy weather early In tho day followed by fair
weather which was followed at night by cloudy weather.
At this hour a thunder shower prevails The tempera-
ture ranged between $50 and 93o the average t7sA'
being li7 higher than the corresponding day last
year and 6aso higher than on Saturday.
Cloudy and partly cloudy weather, with lower tenn
peraturcs aud chances OF occasional light rains may be
expected to-day In tbls city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

laughter md thu hmm of conversation sounded above
the rustic OF feet along the walk But when the fatal
steps reached talk and the laugh ceased ana
only occasionally some one could be heard to say Tns
Is the place." BE careful here" IL wouldn't be e4
acy pleasant have the lights 20 out now Inc roaa
ways were used very little during the day. and only the
ceter of occasional funeral disturbed the drowsy
echoes OF the lofty granite arches In the towers p{ ~
o'clock in the evening the streams OF pedestrians
had dwin died to almost nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
ARRfy1L OF THE BRITANNIo.

The White Star steamship Britannia arrived
from Liverpool late last night having made the passage
IN ssvan davs and fourteen hours This which
mt mack TO Liverpool with defective shaft short time
ago W. H. Vanderbilt and his son are among tho pas-
sengers They waited In Liverpool until the necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

It is we'll to get clear of bad cough or
cold the first week. but it safer rid yourself OF tht
first fory.eght hoursthe proper remedy for the pur-
pose being Dr.. Jayne's Expectoraut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

THE WISH TO PLEAsE.-"Ohi how do you
do my dear Miss Robnsonf SO glad to you looking
SO WE'LL BY tue way, lovely you looked at my dance
last Wednesday, Everybody was asking VINO you WIZ n
cold and sore throat, you know."-lPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
M4RRIED

The superiority Of Burnets Fiavong Extracts consisn
in their perfect purity and strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

vould lead the old church on to renewed prosperity
and usefulness He closed his letter with an invoj
cation of the Divine blessing upon the friends with
whom he had lab0red 90 long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

MOsLEY-BUNN-At Orange, n. J., on Thursday. June 2.
By Charles III. Mann, Lester L. Mosley and Lsts
K. Bum.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the residence Of p. 9. Cor.
nell Brooklyn Heights saturday June 81 by the Rev.
George Houghton New York, samuel Dwight wilcox 70
Amy. daughter OF the late I. w. Blatchford esq NO
cards.
al notices Of marriages must be iadorssd TttfaI
name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN, diagram ,so-,ths eA,m.lha ,aiaisn' 70 hi sJ 'ssn.
pr,sdlss m9ash white line r,ps,nts the osAtess
By th aahrE thos hos Tue broker dotted ns fsg.n.
tie Indicated ~ tia thsnsnetsr Huk
nntI PhAfmArI. as bToaaNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

Smoke welcome" Cignrottes
MILD. sweet and delicate. Our new brazil
GOODWIN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June Rochester w.
Chaplin, expresident of the Boston and Albany Railroad
died at 10 O'Clock this morning. He had been suffering
for several days from o stroke OF paralysis.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

1t is good thing once a month TO
look over our national accounts aud see
whether we are gaining or losing, liv-
ing within our income or running be-
hind. The exhibit made on the lst Of
January WAS "A most excellent one, in
dicating reduction of the public debt
during December Of Sl5,4l3,222 and
during the last six months of 1882 Of
1870, ,Ss3. The whole debt was then
Sl,920, 467 1893, but this amount may be
considered diminished TO - COZ, 5iB, ,677
by the S3l2, ,92i,0l6 in the Treasury.
The United States is paying interest
on 1882, ,2i5, ,450 In round numbers
the debt has been reduced, in sixteen
years, eleven hundred and fifty mill
lion dollars, and the the annual utter
est charge from one hundred and fifty
million dollars to sixty millions, and
the tendency to lower figures is more
rapid each succeeding.yea
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

There are large deposits Of gold and
silver bearing quartz embraced in the
Moses reservation on the upper Co.
lumbia. Quite number of claims
have been taken up on the Okanagan
which lie there unwOrkcd because the
country, awarded to Moses, includes
the mines. There are good ledges of
the same kind of mineral on the
Methow, but as all that portion of
Stevens county above lake Chelan is
within the reservation limits, the
country could not be prospected, nor
could the leads be worked that have
been discovered. According to de-
cision lately rendered by the interior
department, those who had their
claims marked out aud recorded prior
to the withdrawal for reservation pur-
poses, can 90 To work now and develop
them without the restriction the treaty
was thought to have imposed. The
Methow country prospects are good,
aud if the treaty restrictions were once
removed, there is little doubt that it
would be soon overrun with prospec-
tors and leads discovered that would
yield large pay. These leads appear
TO be OF the same mineral that is found
in the Cascade mountains, on the
headwaters of the Yakima. The same
belt runs up north through Cariboo,
and, perhaps, the leads in Alaska are
extensions Of the same belt. Pros
pectng has been going on within the
last year lust over the line in the Okla
nagan country, and some valuable
discoveries have been reported.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08
a Row OF Pearls

Glistening through coral lips ia certainly a
pleasing object; hat row OF dlscolored,
bespecked teeth IN any mouth at all is a
grievous draw back. sdd To- this that such a
set OF teeth Is usually accompanied by i'm
pure breath, and one can scarcely imagine
anything more Objectionable. SOZODoNT.
the great puriier Of the breath and wbitener
OF the teeth, obsiates this state OF the
mouth completely. rescuing its dental ocsu.
pants from destruction aud counterscting
the influence upon the enamel Of acid secre-
tons IN the mouih.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. George
Collins, a convict in the Oregon peni-
Tertiary, while lighting bis pipe the
other day, took fire at the mouth and
burned like gas jet. This is like unto
the experience so graphically described
by Captain Marryatt in his novel Of
Jacob Faithful where the hero's
mother perishes Of spontaneous COM
bustion from excessive gin-drinking;
only Collins did not combust, one OF
the keepers playing the hose on him
in time to save his life. An attempt
is made To explain this latter phenom-
enon by saying that Collins had drunk
large draughts OF water Immediately
after hearty supper, and IN the de-
composition in the liquid hydrogen
gas resulted In such quantities a. To
take fire when In came In contact with
the flame. Dickens also makes men
tion Of several cases Of the kind, but
in all these liquor figured as the cause.
II Is thought Collins must have had
something stronger than water TO
wash down his supper.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08
Unhealthy Food.

What ia one mans meat is another maas
poison Some of our leading physicians say
that pork is unhealthy food-hut, unless
prejudiced, not one of them will insinuate
that SWyne's Ointment is not the best rem
edy for letter. RIngworm, Scald Head. Bar
ber's Itch, Prairie Itch, Erysipelas, and all
eruptlous of the skin. Every druggist in
the land keeps Swaynes Ointment. Try
one box and you will never be caught with
out the remedy in Your iamlly alterWard.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

At San Francisco, on Jan. 25th, an
innovation in commercial circles was
created by the chartering of the Ger
man bark Hetcne to load lumber for
Leith, Scotland, it being the first di-
rect shipment of the kind ever made
from that port.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

The president has approved the act
amending sections 1926 aud 1927 OF the
revised statutes SO as to extend the
limits of the jurisdiction of Justices OF
the peace in the territories of Wash
ington, Idaho and Montana.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-02-08

Invalids, broken down in health and spirit,
by chronic dyspepsia, or suffering from the
terrible exhaustion that follows the attacks
of acute disease, the testimony of thousands
who have been raised as by miracle from a
similar state of prustration hy Hostcttcr's
Stomach Bitters, is sure guarantee that by
the same means you, too may be strengthened
q I'd restored.
Fer sale by all druggists and dealers, gen
orally.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-08-18

TROUvAILLE.-Mercredi dernier.
un jeune nOir a Gte decOuvert sous
les approaches du pont de Thibo-
daux, rive gauche, af1ige de la pi-
cote arrivee q son dernier point de
develOppement. Pendant la soiree
lie Rev. Rhodes, aide du President
de la compagnie du pont, afait con-
struire un hangar dams lie derriere
de la vile, au cimetiere de p6glise
des Baptistes. OH le malade q etc
Transports vers minuit ct laiss3 q La
charge de ga mere.
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Fo1RE.-La grande foire qui de-
yait avoir lieu les 8 ct 9 du mOis de
sptembre . 66 renvoy6e aux % ct
q du meme mois. &c renvoi a etc
nicenit6 par pimpossibilite quill y
svait pour les excusionnistes de Sc
pgocurer les chars pour cette date.
L. public ne perdra rien pour at
tsndre ; . cette epoque les travaux
Do II sale actuellement en- con-
shuction seront assez avances pour
que 10 comit6 mixte de Ia compa-
gnie des pompiers TAiboda&r NJ. l
t de h compagnie des echelles
Hems Hook e@d Ladder No. 1puisse
avaltsgeusement go servir de Ia
nouvells sale, qui sera, sans null
dOute une des plus bellies sales pu-
hiques des paroisses de rEtat ct
IN des plus beaux ornaments de Ia
vile de Thibodaux.
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La viaade comseru6e par le cqfe.-
Peu de gems 80 dOuteut des vertus
conservatives de Ia graine de moka
Rien de plus vral pourtant.
AprAs avoir TAFT du cafe I'M peu
fort-Qu'on s'abstient de sucrer,-
on immerge dams &c liquide encore
trails, mails refroidi, les QUARTERS ct
les morceaux de viande qu'on vent
conserver. Qnelque duree qu'ait
rimmersion, ellie protegera partial.
tcment,- uue aimee sill le faut,-la
matiere Organique.
A 10 v6rit6, apres IN long con-
tact, Ia chair foncera, pendant que
lie cafe perdra de sa couleur. Mails
la putrefaction,-et c'est Ia Nmpor-
portant,-ne sera point a craindre.
La viande ne c0ntractera aucune
odeur. Lavee ct pr6paree CONNIE 81
ellie 6talt fraiche, ellie sera saline ct
aura gard6 toutes ses pIopri6t6s
nutritives.
Experience facile pour les famil-
les eloign6es des centres d'approvl-
sionnement.
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RAFFINERE.-La rafinerie que
n fteres Rousseau font construire,
,ar rhabitation Bush Grore, sera
prete pour pezploitation de la pro
eAaine recolte. &c qui reste a faire
,era probablement termin6 dams un
couple de semsines. Situee sur lie
bord du bayou Get Establishment
odte d'immenses avantages aux
planteurs qui mont pas de sucrerie
pour exploiter leur recolte; lie trans
nort ct lie transb0rdement les can
ses pouvant &c faire tres facilement,
II ftais seront mines ct les ben6fi-
a. plus 6leves.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
do RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNs
PREVENT ses amis de Ia Vile ct de la CAM
payne, ainsi que lie pnblie en- g6nerale, quill
q transf6re son restaurant du No. l6J de-
la rue de Chartres au No. HI de Ia meme
rue, pres de St-LOuls. II profile de cette oc-
casion pour remercier lie public ct sOllicite
en- merie temps la continuation de son bien
~veillant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill a des salons particulars au pro-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublees 4 louer B 10
semaine on au mOis. Les person1es de- 10
vile ct de 10 campagne y trouveront tout le
comfortdesirable. LIE restaurant sera Ouvert
jusqu'a Mlnuit.
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LES CYCLONES.

En- &c monde on pour exister, il
faut lutter incessamment cOntre
les forces de la nature, Oh il. nest
pas me richesse produite qui ne
cotte q rhumanite de prodigieux
efforts, il est interessant de n0ter
les progress ct les conquetes scienti-
fiques, qui sont en- r6alit6 les seuls
vrais progress, les seules vraies con-
quotes, au fur ct q mesure qu'ils Sc
pr~odnisept.
Cest a &c tire quill est bon de
signaler pimportante communica-
ton fate r6cemment q PAcademie
des sciences de Paris par NJ. Faye
communication relative aux CYCLIC
mes, tornados, tourbillons ct autres
phenomenes d6vastateurs.
LIE cyclone est une sOrte d'Oura-
gan qui marche en- tournoyant de
droit a gauche, dams Hemisphere
nord, ct de gauche a droite dams
Hemisphere sud. il Sc produit tou-
jours dams les SEASONS les plus chau-
des, saccage tout sur son passage
ct atteint une vitesse qui varie de
16 a 40 kilometres a pheure.
En- France on 6prouve parfois de
forts orages, mails on ne peut Sc
faire une idee de la violence de
ceux don't il est question lei. Les
cyclones NY sont dependant pas in.
connus. II sufit, pour sen rendre
compile, de rappeler celui qui, en-
1916, d6truisit Mouville ct Malau-
nay, vall6es industrielles DIES envi-
r0ns de R0uen.
NJ. Faye commence par faire re-
marquer que lie feau des tornados,
inapercu lorsqu'l sevissait sur des
deserts, Sc r6vele avec une intensi-
t6 de plus en- plus menacante a me-
sure que lie territoire des Etats.
Unis Sc peuple.
La statstique de ees ph6nomenes
compile, dams lie cours de &c steele,
600 tornados, don't 46S appartien-
nent aux six dernieres annees.
Du mois de fevrier 1880 au mois
, de septembre 1881 settlement, il y a
en- 1T personnes de tuees, 539
! bless6es, 9SS maisons demolies, etc.
Rien, dit NJ. Faye, nest plus iris
tement curieux que les pleasures
occasiOnnees par les t0rnados. Files
] sont litteralement bourrees de pail
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NOUVELLES DE PARTOUT.

LIE major E. A. Burke a adresse
au Conseil de Direction de PExpo
sitiOn U~niverselle, une lettre pal
laquelle il declare accepter les fonc.
tons 81 importantes de Directeul
General.
LIE P;cayune publiait derniere.
ment dams ses COLONIES une lettre
fort int6ressante du colonel Louis
Bush, arrivant d'Europe, sur
la question d'immigration dams 10
Sud Ell general ct 4 la Nouvelle
Orleans en- particulier. Dams cette
lettre il recOmmande la creation
dun Castle Garden 4 pinstar lie &C.
lui de New York.
C'est t~oujours avec un nouveau
plaisirs que les citadins ct les cam
pagnards assistent aux representa-
tons de Patience d0nn6es tous les
s0irs au West End.
La Bourses du Riz PREVENT les
recevenrs ct les marchands de riz
ct tOutes autres pers0nnes interes-
sees dams &c commerce quils de.
won't Sc c0nfOrmer aux reglements
adoptes par cette institution.
II est mort a la Nouvelle-Q Orleans,
dams Ia semaine ~finissant le IA aOlt,
125 personnes, don, II personnes
du sexe masculin ct 81 du sexe f.
minin.
HAyer Ague Cure agit CONNIE
antidote dams les fievres de marais
ct dams tOutes les maladies engen-
drees par les marecages ct les cypri
eres. &c remede, grace 4 la science,
est parfait. II ny a dams sa compo.
sition nj quinine, nj arsenic, nj au-
cune drogue injurieuse.. La CHIME
ct Part de guerir, combines ensem-
BILE, en- Ont.fait IL triomphe curatif
de cette epoque dams laquelle nous
vivons.
La valeur de la volatile 6lev6e
aux Etats- Unis, ct qui Sc consom-
me dams lie pays, etait, en- 1882, de
e56O, 100000 plus grande que Ia
valeur du BILE, du foin, du cotton,
que t0us les prOduits DIES laiteries.
Autre indust:ie que Pom a bien tort
de n6gliger All Sud. Les chiffres
qui precedent prouvent assez claire
ment que Pom en- peut tirer d'6nor-
mes b3n9ficeS.
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nrcrs.-La nouvelle de la mort
IL Frank Rogers, fills du Juge Ro-
,ers. de Thibodaux, a douloureuse-
.kact6 tous ceux qui ont connu ce
,uue homme, qui possedait tOutes
~ qualities dun bon ct courageux
s;toren. II est mort lie 9 de &C mois,
lGreat Bend, Kansas, a Page de
u ans. II laisse sa femme ct un
afnt pour pleurer sa perte au
Kansas ct son pere ct deux sGurs
lThibodaux.
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REooLEE-Les habitants sont
actuellement plus satisfaits que Ia
semaine passee. La pluie tant d6si-
re a fini par tomber en- abundance
mardi ct 'mercredi derniers. Les
cannes commencent d6ja q rever-
dir ct le riz qui commence a former
son grain ne peut guy gagner.
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FORE DE NAPoLEoNvILLE.-
Dapres &c que nous avons appris
Dc b delegation de nos pompiers,
b fcire donn6e,. dimanche dernier,
pr lee pompiers de Napoleonville,
s6t6 IN veritable success pour les
e~eganisateurs ct une fete pleine
6attraits pour les nombreux visi.
tur qui FONT honor6 de leur pre-
sence ct de leur liberalite. Aussi
hccueil qui q 6t6 fait & tout ce
monde ct principalement q notre
Allegation ne s'est jamais DEPART
g b plus noble ct de la plus fran
dAe cordialit4.
Les danes sc sOnt montrees dune
asbilite ct dune aimabilit6, qui ne
esarait etre surpassee dams autre
nunion. Plusieurs dentr'elles ont
puaas6 meme 10 galanterie jusqu'a
eemander & I'M des d6l6gues, de la
eompagnie des pompiers ThibodaMr
IA !, Permission dams leur cOmpa-
eAle, CONNIE membres honoraires.
Une telle requete ne pouvant etre
aslasee, lie delegue, qui est un hon.
= accompli, a pris la listes des
nnables ct gracieuses personnes
mt les MONS suivent
nellie Maggie Rush, Nine. Mary
uosk, nellie Cl6ona Thibodaux,
n sele Mary Jumonville, nellie The
- Pintado, nellie Pauline A. Pif-
nellie Oscarine Bergeron, Nellie
tsoFentine Jumonville, nellie Wives
= nellie Phelps.
AEec t0utes ces nouvelles recrues
ccupagnie des pompiers Thibo-
ssss No. ], une vieille compagnie
uont les ann6es d~'existence ne com
p'ent plus, va Sc trouver rajeunie
70 plus'ears annees, car les alma
oscs persennes qu'elle Went d'admet-
10 daas ses rangs sc feront un
s1aSf &c venir Orner lie urS fetes de
ssf sracieuse presence.