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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
Notice
Tax CollectOrs's Office,
Parish Of T.afOnrpho

Thibodaux. La, January Goth. 1881
10 all persons engaged in business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
aud pay yonr State and parish licenses for
the year 1888, to avoid costs Of Court aud 10
per cent penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX,
Shorthand Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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NOTICE.

My friends and the public are notified that
opposite the = Thibodanx Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Gruceries. Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
Give ME q call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
jan-20-3m.
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For Sale.

A certain tract of land on Right Bank of
Bayou Laf0urche fonr miles above ThibOdaux
measuring one arpepf front by 40 arpeuts in
depth. For terms spply to
j. S. GOODE.
Attorney at Law.
jan. 1885,. Thibodaux La.
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The Bayou continues to rise
very slowly. The prospect of a
high river is not very brilliant SO
far,
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TAkE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY VIT-
l. tue of four several writs of Ficri Farias
t! me directed by TIE Honorable abnve emit
tied Court. in the above entitled and num-
bercd causes | have seized and will offer for
sale "a: public auction pursuant to law to the
last ana highest bidder at the Court House in
the Town of Thlbndaux on SATURDAY the
9th. day of JANUARY 1858 between the
hours of IL O'Clock a. n. and 1 o'clock =. NJ.
the following described property to-wit:
10. The entire stock and contents of a Ger
tain trade store belonging to the defendant
situated in the Town Of Thiboaaux Oh Jack
son street. consisting. of Groceries, Liquors,
Tobacco. Crockery Wares and Sundries.
20. Also 50 boiler plates more or less, !
pair scale. one lot of square and fiat iron, and
htlys for machinery.
Terms and conditions If sale cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1883.
TuEOPHILE THlDODACX
Sheriff.
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Delinquent tax payers Will do
cell to call at the collectors office
as soon as psssible-otherwise their
moperty will be seized ard sold &C
cording to law.
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GLENCOE.

This fine Saddle and Harness Stallion will
stand ut Thibodanx. He is a black and dun
dapple. l6t hands high. His colts in this vi
entity are equal to those OF any horse that
ever made u season here. for the Parishes Of
Latourche, Assumption and Terrebonne
They are large. finely proportional aud gene
rally a beautiful bay.
PEDIGREE.
Sired by Pillsarhc. who was sired by the Ca
madam Stallion Lightfoot. Glcncoe's dam was
a fine Copperbottom Kentucky Saddle and
Harness mare his grand dam was BY Albion.
a fine race horse. This horse will serve
mares ut $50 for the season.
J. F. BOURGEOIS.
jan-20-lm.
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For Sale.

For sale on Enola plantation, Assump-
ton, Sugar Mil. and Engine in perfect or
der. Capariry 10 HDS. Ter "a hours. Refer
to L. kEEFE, Thibodaux.
Dec-23-S2-lm.
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The weather for some days
has been urfavorable for planting
cane.
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See Il you can find the two ad
rprtisements in ;l'is paper. one
headed "New" and the other
GOld.'
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SATURDAY. JAN. 20, 1888.
LOCALNEWS.
mn FOR NARDI GRAS!!!

M FOR MARDI GRAS!!!
rvcursion Tickets will be sold at
a.. Demo. of the Morgan's louisa
- Texas Railroad Co. in Thiho
aoux from February / 10 February
6, 1858 inclusive.
Fare three dollars for the round
trip.
Tickets will be good to Feb. 10.
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PHILIP CAILLOUET,
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase of real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for THE Western Assu-
rance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus,
Miss.-and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La.
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EDWARD CURTIS. EDWARD
CURTIS &
Corner Main and Focus Streets,
THlBoDAUX, La,

KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COM.
IA plete assortment of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots. Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec-3O-82-ly.
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NOTICE.

The Local Board Of Swamp Land COM
missiOnrrs ar, now prepared to dispose of the
lands which they have for sale. Persons
wishing to secure their double concession
shd,:id call without delay.
T%hibodaux, December 20. 1882.
S. T. GRiSAMORE,
SIMS. Secretary.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of L;afoGrche.
Shakspear, Smith d. Co. rs. No. 1855
Patrick Hogan.
W. B. Thompson rs. No. 1862 Pat
rick Hogan.
Wm. c. Shepard as. No. 1874 Pot
rick Hogaa.
John l. Adams 1: Co. Is. No. 1890
Patrick Hogan.
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For Sale.

The Franklin House in Thibodaux, a fine
three story Hotel established 30 years ago
Apply to s. 7. GRISAMORE.
AgeDt.
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Goth, Judicial District Court, Parish Of La
fourche.
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TIE FEofence EsoHse

AND BERKELEY SPRINGS BATHS
Are row Open ard Ready for Visitors.
THE FLORENCE HOUSE has been greatly
/ improved since last season. Rooms and
Board from soto SIS per week. Tie rooms
and fare shall bee equal totli best 40 the SPRING
Write for terms and circulars. .....-..
CHARLES GREEN,
Owner and Proprietor.
Berkeley Springs. W Va. Juncl7, l,,2
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1888 Drug Trade 1888
AISQUITtI * co.
Druggists,
Court-House Square, CharIe8town,

Courthouse Square, Charestown,
DEALERS iu Duigs. Chemicals, Paints Oils,
J Window Glass. Patent Medicine, Soaps,
Perfimcries. Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Druggists Suudrics and Fancy GCccs
We respectfully cali the attention Of our Gus
TONERS and the public o. cur large and well Sc
lectcd stock of all articles usually kept in first
elias, Drug Store With increased facilities for
business aud enlarged stock we are prepared %
serve the public with an goods ~ orr line ~
reasonable figures We ore rrcfl-cd 10 supply
country physicians with all articles they need
a. the most moderate prices
Our Book and Staiirir-T department has
been well stocked and vc SIC Offering special
inducements on goods iu this lluc.
4 fill line Of Tobacco, seg-Ts, and Smoking
Tobacco always OF Fand We are headquarters
for John Lucas & Co.'S Liquid Paints-any
quantity OF al colors from / ID. 10 gal. Calls
always in stock.
January /, 1Ss3.
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Chair se0gs Geacd

Mrs. u. WIfTTlNGTON g.
II Repair Cane Seat ChaiTs at
and upon easy tcrass. go hcr
Southern suburbs 0l cI1r.cloT
ery turnpike.
September - l,2
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CEWING Machines, ctcwaTts improved.
> GEC. ". T.. KEARSLEI.
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J. ", DLEssING.l IT, L. bsi-iHN'
Blessing & BeIIer,
Successors to James W. Butt
Carpenters and Builders,
Charlestown, w. Va.

My Ecailh beirig shch IS to ncccsSitate . re-
VI linquishmcnt Of MY personal attention to
some portion Of my numerous business affairs,
I have turned over my entire Carpenter end
Bnilding Business 10 MesSr,. Blessing q hcller
Iitbertoill NV cr:plov Both are competent,
ENERGETIC aud fiithfal, With abundant expert
cnce and all work entrusted 70 them VAL, /
am sure be faithfully anil satisfactorily eXect-
ted. JAMES w h'l l.
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Surveying and Conyeyancins

I WILL survey anywhere, promptly and az
/ short n0tice-accurdcv guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith (" DkA W
ING DEEDS or any other instruments Of writing.
Pc Char lcstoGn, Jefferson Co., ". Va.
Dee. 9. 1871. :. HOW Eli BROWN.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OF YIRGIHN.
WAS ESTABLISHED PARTICULARLY FOR IEE

protection farmers detection and prevention OF imposition IN inc
fertilizers purchase OF WIct III "l
large, important aud Ccy portion oil @ go
reiuc himself successful farmer anu Io
Of wears MASTER THE STATE DfAN
VA was placed charge of the Department last year. ana
out the INTENTION Oh
i Among things dispatched his samplers all over inc
and all fertilizers offered or So 10 e
wherever they could find any and forward e 10 MS
numbered and SiVer
W. the Chemist Of the Department VINO aso car
rGg Of each the constitute
In of his work for the ta OF
1sS3 embodied official report published In this report analyses
o., rs SAMPLES given; and the commercial rde oil e eoS
According to it, many OF hemare not worm
OF those which few c9nshoW an excess
of per whilst ORCHIA, % suPaS'ag az or IS I'uo
the asked for a. lSend 10 Us Io' copy
of his Report ,.oou4no,.,-,tro
We take pride having this high dined and nconroeFuoo
endorsement of TOURED qin.h Orclla GUGR0 the
CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER IN THE MARKET.
book verbatim copies OF
the who have used Orcua
Guuo years will nothing else the burden whose story Is
IT RAS MADE OUR POOR LANDS RICH"
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Root and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

REPAIRING, &C.
undersigned hasrc'aovcd his ShoTto the
/ bu.ldiuron thccoiner Of Char.esand Liberty
streets in The building lately occupied by Wei
rick e Weller. The characteroi the kdone 3y
subscriberi-wcil known andappreciatcdby the
c;.i-e-so Charlestown and vicinity. ltis hardly
necessary 10 add that be will cnde,vor TO sustain
Eis reputation as a reliable vorkmaa ,and wilieX-
ccute promptly AID 81 rccsoaaO, crates all orders
given him-ei.hu,tcI New woi < or, Repairing.
JOHN AIS OF VIM.
NO. le 1871 tprillt, 1916.
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ORCHTLLA GUANO
1NrIIE PROMOTION THE GROWTH or
GRAIN 1z1 GRASS

m IN The Improvement of the soils to beenapped The largo
c to which reach, proves its popularity ana
L
claim favor arises from .,..,
Valuable Constituents
being just growing plants require for perfect growth anu ''
what Is needed make poor land rich. -, - ,o,
IT. Perfect Chemical Combination; WHICH HO H"n'1
skill or mechanical convance successfully initiate
ri Its Perfect Purity; being only II per cent OF dTo
contained In It, In 9TH words is all fertilizer.
Aada al a "a 10 Price.
most Chemists OF our land hate repeatedly analyzedn anu
certified 10 these been often imposed upon
m yng fertilizers learned Caution and therefore, evens
valuable ana ORCHILLA has to win its way,
Rv IT'S AEERTTS-
dong and As makes friends keeps them Those VINO nave
O1r claim for the value high but we have
the testimony who use it, that it not an eX
now comes additional conclusive that all controversy s
sieDced
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Paint.
,UiyT Feed

For salebv re. WASHINGTON.
March - ISIS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS and SUPPLIES,
Hams an3 .it. d ncci
\ iorsale Pos
GIO So q k...'-'
July y. 1859.

esEJsk s k:male rhon us .luHI
rims. b ,..,iae-- DO.
ri h g'Inis tart ,5 s..' u r.. . ....a >
~ q a. and girls IS iltel ,. earr. t,a"f
for us. Vow IS thc time Ar ntn W.
spare time. or give yoar Hiinie thie De-" ii. t|-
incss 50 othc- bu-irc-s wl.i lar y"I
.!s well. $50 one can ia.i ,l make eunrnn.- H'
hy cusi-ing 90 once. Costly u1tl' l.D .rf
free. Moucy made li,.t easily. anl hoanu'.
Address True a Co.. Augusta "I.ne.
Dec. ,, 1852
VERY ESTPOIS'EA$T
% the owucr of lior.,-. Clitlc, -l.,. -at
d Poultry. I have iu-t rrciyei :-or
HurGcr. Allentown Pa. g. iiii supply D.
Celebrated Lchigh Castle foWtcr o..
the blood. c!cansc thc system Pr u'anI
diseases iu yutnc. Slccp. -N.nc. wi lnIr
Duyuvs Horse anl Aiule Powder .'
remedy f0r 800 disease. 90 lie Blood.
Muscles &C.. 90 sayo ri thc zoos .nri i.
se.tcd in 90, ordinary say 90 g.. iIul
Farmer Union CATTLE Ioadr
crease thc quantity rui qnaiiil % -i... h.'
flcel. Eat. &c.
Also iur di.',ibuiau lo, OF Dairy N0'.t
on Practical Farming. in vhira r'l $3.50 A
,.ia, y0u can get pHl ihifI nprc if
and OF such quality thai Butter r''r
bring from y % joe fcr pound IiNr. .
fl-c and tlat with t.c .arc anog.' .
n0w used you can feed 01e tAifi mof
90. ali tie food eaten wili hr ia..f
u.-ugh fhc action OF t'i' ~ f't
and the Phosphate. ai loI i1 DO. I-lIf
uipn Cattle Powder iu ~ ahN i-i
Gail carly aua tate tlc bene' o. fH.
able inventions without oclay
A''tl' 81. . . ...,- . 40
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PLASTER.

HAND corn PBtNTEI.s,
rUKE & GALLAHER.
"a Kegs Wheeling Nails just received and
~ for sale by
DUKE G. GALLAHER.
L ARDEN Seeds
DUKE & GALLAHEE.
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Terms, Reasonable.

LVERGTGlNG in the line IF GJIlen Cten-
y sil~ or Garden seeds may bc obtained of ms.
May T., Sl DUKE is GALLAlifN.
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TsgP3;Y7g ESoETG3'S.

It's in every rcspcc, THE VERY Best of the
SINGER STYLE OF MACHINES.
Finished i'm the best manner, with the latest
improvements for winding the bobhin, the
mo oiAycuicu, style OF table, with extension
leaf large drawers and beautiful cover 10 stands
without 4 riNl.
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!. c. WASHINGTON,
GR.zE.4'.

+ AN now offering as full prices a. the mar
| ket viii justify for Grain ol ali kinds.
BE. WASHINGTON.
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SAN A TONIC.


Clerks to be Bouncsd-WassOn Much Dis
heartensd- Dropped Dead-Court Notes
Tho Baptists.
SAN ANTONIO, June 2S-[Special. J.
Through the failure Of congress to make
sufficient appropriation, about ten OF the
government clerks at department. head
quarters will get the bounce. Their loss
w,,l be severely felt by the lah'de-dah
officers,
The Guadalupe Association Of Baptists
met here to-day with about ninety diyines
from all portions OF the district in atten.
dance, Some Of the most promi.
nent ministers in this section are
In attendance.
Although the papers from Washington
containing Major Wssson's sentence have
not been received, the guard around his
place of confinement has been doubled
Wasson 10 much disheartened.
The young horse.thiei captured by Sher'
IN Nlggli AZ Castroville and Jailed here,
turns out to be Frederick Ferns, a notori
Qua young thief and desperate, and the sor
Of a justice Of the peace in Atascoso county
NJ. T. Moore ON his way to DR.. Herffi
office dropped dead on Houston street
Cause, heart disease. Deceased was aget
50 and was ranch superintendent.
In the district court, Lewis Cain, who
shot Katie Jones. as sent Ut for two years
and Precinore Mind for three years, Cor as
sault to commit rare.
| Mrs. Gertrude Flores, a resident OF tn
Mexican portion Of our city, was bitten b,
= spider OH the head three days ago an,
died this morning In horrible agony.
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New York Notes.

NEw YORK, June 2S.--Issac A. Briggs,
broker, and Wesley Lyon, lawyer, both of
this City. with Emile Brio, a lawyer 70
years old, Of Stanford, Connecticut, were
arrested on the charge Of selling forged
Missouri state bonds TO Edwin II. Kirk, a
resident Of HoboKen, New York, doing
business In this city as a sail maker. Kirk
WAS induced to purchase the bonds at face
value, but subsequently, becoming suspi-
cious he instituted inquiries by which he
learned Brio had had similar bonds litho.
graphed In this city on representation that
he was q state official of Missouri. Briggs
was sentenced to the states prison some
ears ago for attempting to blackma,l ]. ].
Aston. Brio ranks as q professional forger.
lie was arrested In Michigan in 1868, in
company with the father Of Charles Lacy.
| year and q half ago on the charge of selling
forged bonds, but released on bail, aud has
never been tried. When Briggs was
arrested there were found in his posse lion
bonds Of the New YORK Il Atlantic railroad
company and the Chicago, Brazil & Ohio
railroad and Coal company. They are
supposed to be bonds of mythical compa.
MES prepared for swindling purposes.
| John Gray referee In the suit for divorce
by Mary Alice Tesrle against George o..
mond Tearle, a leading actor Of Wallacks'
theatre, reported to-day 10 favor of grant.
ing divorce to Mrs. Iearle upon the
ground Of adultery committed by her hus.
band with an English actress, Ethel Arden.
The evidence shows that Tearle and Mss
!, Arden lived together Is man and wife
~ this city from October, 1881, until May,
1882, when Miss Arden went TO England
where she was married to q man named
Scnouler, with whom she Is still living.
The divorce suit brought BY Edith De-
Belleville against Frederick De Belleyllle. !
leading ACTOR at the Union Square lssl
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A Denial.

LONDON, June 2S,-The chief secretary
for Ireland, replying in the commons this
afternoon to the question Of Cowan wheth-
er it was true pauper emigrsnts had been
sent to America with the knowledge and
consent of the government, said the report
about landing paupers in America was
greatly exaggerated. The steamer Anchoria
took no inmates Of any workhouse, and all
emigrants sent by commissioners had been
supplied with funds. No paupers had been
sent out by the board of guardians. He al
so stated that no definite offer for sending
emgrants to Canada had been received
from he Dominion government.
He also said that kilograms from America
on the subject should be received with
great caution. He said the Furnessia took
i2l emigrants, Of whom only five families
had been in the workhouse, and in each Of
these cases friends in America offered them
homes. He had himself seen all the tick
cts of the emigrants, including railway
tickets from the other side. They had also
checks tor the full amount of landing, al
lowance of which for adults Is 81 and for
children 10 shillipgs each.
Lowther Conservative gave notice thai
he would at an early day call attention tt
the subject.
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The Turf.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The races were post
poned on account of rain.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 2S.-The weather
is delightful, the track heavy in spots and
the attendance large.
The one and one eighths miles race was
won by Colonel Sprague, Dan X (the favor.
itel second; Major Hughes, third. Time
l:59.
Three quarters mile for two year olds;
Unknown won; Chanticleer, second: Bob
Cook, third. Time-l:l73.
Mile and quarter for three year olds,
Bootjeck first; Jack of. Hearts and Eole ran
dead heat for second place. Time-.:l0i.
Mile and one.half, Parole won; Volusca
second; General Monroe, third. Time
2;393 Hula fell dead.
Threefourth mile, for three. year.olds
and upwards, was won by Weasel; News
boy, second; Medusa, third. Time
ILL 34.
The steeplechase inside course, Pasha
won; Tonswanda, second; Yonkers, third.
Time-5:14.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 2s.-First Race
American horse stakes, $1,000, 23S class,
$1,000 additional; Magic, 2, 1, /, /; Backman
Maid, l, ., 2, .; John Love, 5, 3, 8, 3; Nc.
Glure, 3, 4, 4, 5; Lenora, s. 8, 5, 4; Victor
Clay g., drawn. Time 2:25 IA, 2;25 10
2:26 l-2, 30.
Delavsn House Stakes-$lOOO, So q
class, 500 additional if 2:lS is beaten; Joe
Bunker, 5, l, l, |; Romero, /. Q, 9, 2; Helene
3, 5, 3, 3; Captain Elmers 4, 4, 4, A; }. p
Morris 2, 3, drawn. Time-2:22 IA, 2:22 IL
! 2:24, 2:23,
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CONCORD, June 2S.-The ballot for United
States senator at noon: Marston, IL;
Stephens. 16; Briggs, 2s; Patterson, SO;
Rollins, 80; Bingham, 1l3 The falling of
OF the vote from yesterday is due to eight
pairs and the absence of members OF the
house.
A vote is to be taken daily for United
States senator, though no quorum of either
house will be present before Tuesday. A
resolution to defer taking binding votes fol-
senator until week from Tuesday, was de,
feated.
In The evening the whole number presen,
was 2S7, necessary choice, Ia.
Jermiah Smith. 1; Charles Doe, 1; Charles
III. Bell, l; William Shadd, /; b. +. Pres.
colt, l; Gilman Marston 10, Aaron F. Ste
yens, 10; James f. Briggs. %; James w
Patterson, 80; Edward II. Rollins, SO; Har.
ny Bingham, 1902.
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Tho Cholera.

DANlTTA, June 2S,-One hundred and
twenty mine deaths have occurred here in
the last twenty.four hours; lib from chol-
era. .. ..'
IsNAIL, June ga vessel from here to
Snez IL forbidden to communicate with
stations on the canal owing to the lear that
cholera may thus be spread.
PORT SAID, June 2S.-An order has been
issued prohibiting any person proceeding
nom here to other towns in Egypt.
LONDON, June 2S.-In consequence of a
suspicious death at Tantah, Egypt, several
families have left for Greece.
MALTA, June 2S.-Vessels arriving from
Turkish and Egyptian ports will be quar-
antined three weeks. Passengers from
Egypt are forbidden to land.
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season, is set down for trial to-day, but sd.
iourned by consent Of counsel until
October. Ia this suit the claim for divorce
is also based on the alleged adultery of the
husband, who in turn claims that although
ne lived with Mrs. De Belleville and called
her his wife, he was never really married to
her, and that he is legally married to his
present wife.
The commissioner Of emigration to-day
resolved that all emigrants coming TO this
port from almshouses VI eleemosynary in
situations Of foreign countries, be reported
To the collector Of the port as unable to
take care of himself or herself, without be-
coming public charge" unless authentic
evidence TO the contrary is produced, and
that the collector be asked to deta'n steam
vessels carrying immigrants, for time
sufficient to permit thorough examination
by inspectors. An officer OF the Anchor
line, to which the Furnessia belongs, said
that no official communication had YET
been received from the commissioners, and
that they would not take any pass
engers back without pay, unless
1t is properly proven they are likely to be
come public charge.