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THE ELECTIONS

The election of president was then de-
clared iu order.
Mr.. Henry Lynn presented the name of
Maj. G. V. Rambaut for president.
Mr.. L. II Estes nominated Mr.. Thomas R.
Boyle.
Tire ballot resulted as follows: Rambaut,
8; Boyle, Z; Estes, l. Maj R,mbaut having
received the requisite number Of votes, was
declared elected. He assumed the chair, and
said:
81 thank you for the compliment you
have again bestowed on NE, and promise
hat 1 will endsavor to do my duty in the
future asI have in the past"
The election OF vice-presideut was then
declared in order. Mr.. Thos. f. Boyle and
Mr. ]. j. Duffy were nominated. Mr.. Boyle
said the immunities of the Office were count
less and his business the future would be
SO exaoting that he could not shoulder the
duties OF the Office. Mr.. Duffy was accord
ingly chosen vice-president unanimously.
BeIOg called upon for a speech, he said the
re tporters looked bored, and he would not tax
their patience or their paper with a speech.
The Committee on Fixing Salaries OF
Treasurer and Secretary reported the salary
of the secretary at $1,000, with bond OF
S5000
The salary of the treasurer was fixed at
So, and his bond at $4,000.
Mr.. A. B. Hill, the present secretary, was
unanimously reelected.
Mr.. S. H. Dunscomb was chosen treasurer
BY scclsmation.
| President Rambaut announced that he
would appoint the Necessary committees the
coming week. The board then adjourned.
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KniRhis Nf PYfhias.

THERE will be a called meeting OF <1a
l. section Sc. Endowment Rank K. of M@
p, at the hal, No. 260 Second street. thists ~
(TuESDAY) night, January 9TH, for the M
purpose OF installing officers. NJ
Z. A. TAYLOR. President. -
A C ROdKRs Secretary and Treasurer.
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Masonic Temple Notice.

IL OLDERS of January, 1883. Coupons on Ma,
IL seuic Temple Bonds will receive payment
thereof by presenting same to First National Bank
of Memphis, Tenn, on and after the 10th of jan
uary. 1888
By order DAVID P. HADDEN, President
Afresf. @ MIIIIAMsnn Senrafarx
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STAR-ROUTE TRIALS.
Johu A. WaIsh's Unpublished Letter TO
the President-A Sick Juror.
wALsH's LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINeToN, January Son account of
a sick juror, proceedings in the Star-route
cases are postponed till tomorrow.
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The following was the report of the Com.
miltee on Finance:
MEMPHIS. TENN, January g. 1883
To the President and Members of the Board OF
Education:
GENTLENES-Your Finance Committee respect
fully submit the following iatement as their re-
port OF the condition of your finances:
Deposited in bank since last report, De.
cember 1ith.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
QUESTION OF REApJUsTMENT.

The New York World says, editorially, that "the
State treasurer of Tennessee seems to have bet
tered the instruction gived him by the Readjusers
OF that commonwealth. II IL is right and honest
for the people OF Tennessee to readjust sixty per
cent. of the money of their creditors into their
treasury, why Is IL wrong for the treasurer OF
Tennessee to readust the cash in the treasury into
his own pocket"
TENNESSEE MAY WELL HANG HER HEAD
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

A T special meeting of the Board Of Directors
"a of the Bluff City Insurance Company, held
the LIST day of January, 1888, a cash dividend Of
FIVE per cent. on its capital stock from the net
earnings OF the past six moHths declared pay
able on demand. W. 81. MOORE, Secretary.
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GRAND ExcuRsroN!- -, Renem.
Der, that, on next Saturday will be
the Grand Excursion, given under
the auspices of the members Of
Thibodaux Fire Co. No. l, and
Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. l.
The train will leave Thibodaux
on Saturday morning July IA al
5 O'Clock A. NJ. aud will arrive in
New Orleans, in time for passengers
to attend to u days business.
and attend the festivities peculiar
to that day which is Il great day
with the French. The train will
leave Oh its return at ) O'Clock L.
NJ. on Sunday. The excursicnists,
therefore, will have Sunday, 10 at
tend church, or amuse them
selves otherwise and reach home
IN good season at night.
This will be a pleasant excursion,
and at the same time assist two
fire companies in repleais!lins their
treasures.
Let there 6e a big crowd on next
Saturday.
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Proceedings
on TILE
POLICE JURY.
Thibodaux, Lii, July 2nd. 1893.

NThibodaux, La, July 2nd. 1889.
The Jury met according to law, this day at
, O'Clock I. III.
Present: Messrs. Gr;salnore, Scely, Cou-
Ion. Kraemer. Moran, and Fol<c.
Absent Messrs. Guidry, Dclaune, Rous-
scau and Mathews.
The minutes of the meeting Of May 10th.
were read and ohierted to by Mr.. Moran on
the ground of illrgality. for the reason that
Mr.. Rousseau ha' ing moved ont Of the ward
for which he had been appointed, was no len I.
err u member "f the jury and therefore there
was not a quorum present at the said meet
ing.
Mr.. Coulon moved that the minutes be ap.
proved as IL correct record OF tie proceedings
Of that meeting.
Motion was seconded and carried.
The minutes of the special meeting of Nav
22nd. were read and approved as recorded.
In presenting his rolls to the Jury, the AS
SCISSOR stated that there WAS no dis ly:eemcnt
at all III the way ot assessment no one had
applied to have the assessment urbitra;eu ::
everybody WAS satisfied 50 far.
BY Mr. Coal"n. seconded by Mr.. Secly.
In as much as there has been no direction
made TO the assessment rolls. resolved that
they be approved as entered and presented
to the jury. Carried.
MIR. C"ulon rose to II question Of privilege
and stated tina: amy action heretofore taken
by this Jury in regard to the charges made.
against Mr.. l'abin, as Road Inspector and
all subsequent acti"n in reference thereto, is
not intended to east any reflection IN the az
ton ofany member OF this jury.
| Mr.. Coui"n moved that THE jury adjourn,
Mr.. Moran seconded tn. molten. CARRIED.
(Signedl 5. I. GHtSAMOkE.
President.
Certified j.. F. ALLAN,
Secretary.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2O.h. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Assumption.
ClOirriUe f. M0ptet as. his Creditors
No. 2444
Certified : j. F.. ALLAN,
Secretary.

meeting Of the creditors OF Clairvillc f.. Mon
tet held before me mt ms office. at the Court
House i'll Napolconvillr. on SATURDAY, the
l4th. day OF JULY, 1881, at II o'clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the petition Of said Mont,-t FOR d surrender
Of his property and that he lays before them
n statement OF his affairs. and for the purpose
of taking such other steps as the law ia such
cases may provide.
(~~) Given under my hant, officially. Mt
LIS. Nap"leonville parish Of Assumption,
(~~) this 18th. day of June. 1881.
JOS. +. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Oranges and Florida.
Better than BreeZcs and Bios.
sO1Ms-Under u New Flag.

Better than Breezc~ 0nd Bios.
sO1Ms-Under n New Flag.
Even the batmy air and orange groves of
Florida fail to keep its people full of happi-
ness and comfort. Art must help nature
.everywhere-in the tropics as among the
pines of tho North. "And chief among the
blessings which are adapted to all %zones,"
writes DIR. J. G. Wallace, of Fort Dadc, Fla,
sis PARKER's Tonic. 1t seems to have tho
world for a field, and most of the current dis
eases yield to it's action. l have USED it in
the case Of delicate and dyspeptic young
lady, with the most gratifying results. 1t
seemed to accomplish with ease what the
miserable malady failed wholly to bring
about. l am also glad to state that the Tonic
has greatly relieved me personally of a trouble
some atomic condition of the stomach of long
standing. It is the ideal purifier and invigo-
rant"
Messrs. H1scox & Co. call especial atten
ton to the fact that after April IL, 1888, the
namo and style Of this preparation Will here
after be simply Parker's Tonic. The word
'nGinger" is dropped. for the reason unprin-
cipled dealers are constantly deceiving their
customers by substituting inferior prepare
tons under the name OF Ginger ; and as gin
ger ia an ~unimportant Ingredient, IN our Ton.
ic We arc sure that our friends will agree
with rs - to the propriety Of the change.
There sciH BE- no ek0Hge, h~OsCerer, in tho prepare
tion itselt, and al bottles remaining in the
hands Of dealers. wrapped under the name Of
"PARKss's GnoaR Tome contain The genu-
ine1medieine If tho signature Of HIscox 4 Go.
In n the huttom of tho outsido nDp
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The Ball given by the Esthetic
Club at Tabor's Hall, on the Fourth
Of July was a very pleasant and
agreeable soiree. The room was
handsomely arranged whilst the
supper tables we're loaded with all
that could please the eye or tempt
the appetite.
The rising light from the morn
ing sun was visible ere the gay par
Elephants could leave the enchant
ed Hall and retire to their homes.
The evening was pleasant and
suitable for such q union of the
young people and no better way
could have been found to celebrate
the Nations birth than the one
adopted on Wednesday last.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending July, 6, 1883.

STRANGERS HOTEL John Rexach,
John p. Lewis. Gus. 5. Harmon, F.. Frols, ST.,
+. Frois, Dr.. Edgar l.. Durive., +. Lamanette
l.. Mouras, +. Ogden, Joseph Hague, II. NJ.
Greathouse, V. Dufour, jules Deluzain, Wal.
lie Strauss, Henry Mauras Fred Seiber, John
Oldcorn. E. Pritchard, S. E. Shoubert, J.
Hopkins. w. y. Pomarede. Mrs. Won, N. Q. ;
+. Thisel, Tigerville Z. p. Leblanc, Terre.
J. NJ. Cawall, Rochester, N. Y; DR.. VIM. Ha-
rang. Lafourche Joseph A. Leblanc, Lady
aud Child, Assumption.
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Again, individual wealth begets a
stickIer for principle, and men pay
handsome fees not to pay unjust de
nIands. Double the amount in con
troversy is often paid the lawyer in
defense of his clients sensitiveness
to the infringement Of his rights;
and the life Of a cur dog, if lawyers
tees be taken as a criterion of its
price, will sometimes exceed the es
tlmated value of Il prize st. Der
narl. The lawyer is no different
from other vocations, and under
ordinary circumstances his prosper
ity an accurate measure Of that of
the community in which he lives.
The respect shown the lawyer
and his social stonding is to a great
extent "A "goodly portion" of his re
Enumeration. Given equal intellect,
and the same amount OF labor and
mental activity devoted to any 9th
er pursuit than law will reap Il rich
er reward in money. Any practi
TONER Of 10 years would tell money
loving youth, if money be the end,
to pass the profession oflaw by in
his search for Il vocation. There is
u time in every lawyers lite when
he endeavOrS to convince himself,
IS we'll rs others, that neither glory
nor honor 0 reputation is the
goal Of his labOrS-but money. 1t
will puzzle him to find a good rcas
on for the bitterness of defeat, the
joy of victory, the glory and the
glow of i holly contested case, and
why tue fec sank out of sight in
the warmth of :he combat.
Men. whose sole resource is intel
'ect, whose capital or stock in trade
is mind-whose success depends
so entirely Oh the training and de
velopmcnt of the best of the mental
faculties, are necessarily the ob
jects of interest and attention. The
world will honor mind ratably to
its ability to appreciate it. The
gauge OF a community's education
and culture is its considerable APP
probation of it in its members.
The lawyers social standing and
the estimation in which he is held
are as much a true evidence of the
education aud culture Of the people
among whom he lives as his pros
pe1ity is of theirs.
His morality, his honesty and in
trgrity, are standards Of the com
munityss. Your dishonest and tricky
lawyer could not earn his living
without an equally dishonest aud
tricky clieut. Ii the litigant be
honest, he would not touch the
profit derived from the dishonora
BILE act Of an attorney. 1t is useless
to veil the truth in every instance
with the gauzy texture of presump
tons. Of an attorneys ignorance OF
a clients swindle.
The lawyer is Il mirror in which
the historian Of a people can e
concentrated the growth, rise and
fall, OF community in wealth. civil
lization and morals. Thos. Jeffer
son's most ardent admirer could
not desire a better evidence Of his
IDOLS merit. than the statesman's
inquiry on the acquisition Of Louis
iana by the United States-as to
the wealth. education, social stand
ing, and morality OF its bar
Times Democrat.
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Protector Fire Co. No. 2, will
give a fine Ball tonight in their
now Hall on Jackson street. The
Hall is ;commodiouS, and cool and
the visitors to night will no doubt
enjoy themselves very much, as
the managers will spare no pains
to make everything agreeable.
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Misses Anna aud Vale Rogers
left Thibodaux to visit relatives
in Missouri. They will be home in
time to reopen their we'll known
school on September first.
All their friends wish them a
~pleaSant visit.
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I'm another column is printed a
communication from the Rev. MI.
Calvin in reference to comments in
the SENTINEL of last Saturday on
the Mansfield Tragedy.
A hearing is cheerfully given
but since perusing the article, aud
whilst anxious to give tue prise
ners a hearing we perceive no reas
on to change the opinions expressed
in last Saturdays issue.
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John NJ. son of John NJ. Howell
and Bonnie Davidson, died on June
20 1888, aged seven months an! q
DAYS. He was buried in st. Johns
Cemetery Thibodaux on last Satur
day.
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New lightning rods have been
placed on the Presbyterian Church
and the Court House. These rods
are handsomely put up with contin
uOus rods.
James F. Guice is the person
who placed them in position.
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Mrs. Robert Taylor, widow of
Robert Taylor, who died Of small
box some time ago i'll New Orleans,
died last Monday at her hume OH
st. Charles street, Thibodaux. She
contracted the disease, visiting her
husband, when sick in the city.
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Charles &. Thibodeaux. who
has been at school i'll Canada has
inst returned home.
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The Fourth OF July has come
and gone away.
1t was celebrated here with a
vim.
All day long the cannons didn't
roar, tho professions didn't parade,
the sky rockets didn't fly upward,
the boys didn't shout and yell.
Hail Columbia, Happy Land. If
/ amt happy I'll be--on hand
nexth fourth Of July.
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Il. Kraemer, Police Juror, was
heie on Monday. He says that the
.rops are fair on the Malaguay.
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Frank Hoffman has again be
.ome the mail carrier between
.4hibcdaux and Napoleonville.
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The Pride of ThibOdaux Lodge
No. 1861, G.. L. o. Of @. F. took
charge of MIS-. Taylor who died Of
small pox last Monday, and had
her properly buried. This Lodge
has done much good in relieving
distress since it's organization.
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This warm weather the Law
yers dispute about the pronuncia
;tisn of words.
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.ht Ghibo0aux Sentinel.
LOC1LNEWN.

The athletics of Thibodanx
,ropose to form a gymnasium club.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, March 1S.-Among the cottager
who were in town last week Mrs. G. c. Cram.
Pinard, George NJ. Miller and Miss Fanny Russell
New-York and Harleston Parker Of Boston.
The funeral OF Miss Ida Z. Deacon, OF Boston, tool
place from Trinity Church az noon yesterday. The do
ceased lady who cottage here, was granddaugh
ter Peter Parker OF Boston, and was highly esteemed
by the cottage residents and by the local inhabitants
She died at Lakewood N. J., on Wedn esday.
i'll B. Mott, OF New-York, has leased his cottage II
Belevueave which in course OF erection for Mrs
Mary l.. Bruen, OF Boston.
The villa at Ochre Point for Miss c. L. Wolfe, OF New
York will cost over 100000 II will be ready for &C
cupancy about June 1.
cottage has been rented by Thatcher NJ. Adams, o
New-York.
II Is predicted that ex-senator William Sprague viii
carry city IN the approaching Gubernatoral election
aud that he Will carry Providence as well Few, bow
ever predict his election.
The Rev. f. F. Emerson, ofAmherst. Mass. has per
manenty settled here as the OF the Rev. H.
Van Dyke, IT,, the pastor Of the Brick Church, New
York.
Ex-Governor Morgan's grandson and wife will occup!
Blenvenu" during the coming season.
Isaac Bell jr., and family, Of New York. and Georg
p. wetmore and family will arrive at their cottage
early in May. At present they are in Europe
About 200 Of the cottage owners will occupy thel
own houses during the season OF 1888.
At least twenty-five cottages being erected at tn
present time for summer residents
The Pnard cottages have been leased by Mrs isaM
Townsend, Mrs. Gerard, Buchanan K. Winthrop, Mrs
G. Green and William Nj. rllinghast, OF New. York
s. Bryce villa in Bellevue and Narragansett ayes.
The willing cottage on Csthsrnest ia, been TAKE,
In Rhode Islandaye. by q. A. Robbins, also oil New
York 49,.
The lie Roy King cottage in Belleyue-aye. has beeI
leased by g. G: HGven OF New-fGrk, who Is TO build
villa at 0chre Point ,.
s. +. Barger. OF New-York viii be ut snug HarDof
which he has taken for Two years.
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WAsHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, March 20. 1888
NEW Posi- OFFICEs-A post Office has been estapnSneu
at Glen Ridge. Essex County with In0 TatfaTa1s
"a postmaster and at Iunesassh, Nas.'i"~nN
County, n. Y, with William Dillon IS postmaster
An ASSOCIATE JUSTICE sUsPESDED.-The President
to day ordered the suspension OF JUDGE EVeo
ger Associate Justice OF t arntennes. and gambling
against whom char ges Oh III ~
have been preferred
EXPLOITS OF BREADsrUFrs.-The total vaiue OF tne eh
norts OF domestic breadsufs In February 1889, w
the eight months ended February %. 1883 SAY
as against $135 632 for like PERIOD OF tne previous
year
FpArnr1ENr ApvERrIsNG.-James Merritt d Co.. OF
psrson Mich were to-day declared by the Post Office
Department to be engaged IN fraudulent az
the postmaster at Person was dreStea ,t or money
orders.
A TREASURY STATEMENT CALLED FoR.-The Acting
secreary of the Treasury has called for detailed state
ment Of the condition OF the lreasy W have been
acting upon the various propositions wIlcu i a'u ova
submitted to him regard TO the future nnahcia no
ments Of the Government
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW IN NAVY YARDs-seoretary
otscera 81 eli the United States Navy Yards
directing that eight hours be regarded az Wor rtber
for all employees In the Governments yHuS u"' ~
notice shall be given
JUsTIcE TO CHINESE IN GEoRGIA.-The Governor OF
Georgia has Informed the Secretary of state that tne
case Of tho Chinese brothers who were driven Out 70
the States prosecuting officer OF the judicial circuit e
bracng that town, with the request that me l
of the Court be used in ADMINISTERING Iusco Al 'N nav
ter.
THE LISBON ExPosuIoN.-The Department OF sts'e
has been advised that the arrangements an
nounced for transportation OF frelght from o
don ON articles intended for exhibition In the National
Agricultural Exposition to be opened IN LISBON III h ny
nex have been in a degree modified, as freight VIII DC
charged by John Hale Co.. London, at 90 per cent less
than the ordinary rate.
NEW COURT or CLAIMS RULEs.-The Court OF OialinS
has adopted rules meet the requirements OF te
Act OF March 1888 The rules seven IN number Apply
TO Congressional and Executive cases Iney preserDe
In effect that either house OF Congress or any
cnts may refer court any claim or matter lnVoV
ing investigation Of law or fact
FENCES IN THE INDIAN TERRIroRr-Bushyhead and
two or three other Cherokee Indian Chiefs had taik
with the Commissioner of Indian Affair to-day In rela
tion TO the fences which have been erected by catte
dealers i'm the ndiaL Territory The Commissioner ue
cded not TO take any action until the Indians shan nave
held a council on the subject and reported 70 nun
whether they desire the fences 10 remain OF ~ oe '
down,
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MILK PRODUCERS OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, March 20.-The milk producers OF
the State convention to-day, brought up the subject
OF milk adueraton. Some producers wanted appointed
every town and city inspectors, while others suggested
that the matter be left with the State Board Of Health
committee appointed to consider the best course
adopt The miIkmen have decided to ask 80 cents fo
eight and one half quarts during the summer.
Alta meeting of the New England Milk Producers Az
ISOLATION to-day the grievances Of the producers against
the Boston contractors and inspectors fully dis
cussed and charges OF adueraton by middemen freely
made. The price OF milk was fixed OF 80 cents can oil
eight and half quarts the The contractors as
ser that they only pay 80 CENTS and there is pos
slbility Of milk war in the near future.