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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16
THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.

In another column wilfbe foand
what seems 10 be q rather extravs
CANT announcement. That of the
holding, of. a Worlds Industrial
and Cotton, Censelnial Exposition,
to open at New Orleans, December
LIST of the present yeur, and continu
ing for the period Of six mouths.
The world il known to be a very
fair sized body. having a good
many countries aud = good many
people. An Exposition covering
it, would bea huge undertaking.
Yet from what We have learned of
the Worlds Exposition, it will
come nearer j"stifying its designa
ton than even its projectors could
have anticipated.
The reports of its progress, of it's
Development, of the popular, al
most universal interest it is excl
ting, of the movements Of tue PEG
pie, States, even all the Territories,
and of Foreign Countries, in their
preparations for representation in
it, are simply wonderful. No other
enterprise Of. the kind ever launch
ed, has been received with the
SAME favor and enthusiasm. Even
the great Centennial Exposition
OF 1876, is already overshadowed
by it in the magnitude it has al
ready obtained, and the character
and range of exhibits already secur
ed.
This Exposition is held by virtue
of. an act of Congress, under the au
spices OF the general government,
(Which has appropriated $1,000, 900
for its purposesj che NationalC Cotton
Association and the CITY
of New Orleans. Appropriations
for its benefit have been made by
the principal States of the Union,
by numerous counties and cities
and by several foreign countries.
The main building, now about
finished, is the largest structure
ever erected, covering33 acres of
space under one roof. The Hor
Hall, also nearly com
is the largest building ever
erected for the purpose, being GOO
eet long by 1914 in width. In the
'enter tower it is arranged to show
plates of fruit. The govern
nent building will ofitself be much
anger than the majority of what
re- termed great exposition bail
|ings, it being $50 feet long BY Sos
eet in width. This building will
ontain the Government aud State
xhibits. Many other structures
I'LL be erected. This Exposition
ives every promise of being the ,
and graudest ever held. :
4
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Don't fill the system with quinine in the
effort to prevent or cure Fever and Ague.
Ayers Aguo Curo is q far more potent
preventive and remedy, with the advan
tage of leaving in the body NO poisons to
produce dizziness, deafness, headache,
and other disorders. The ploprietors
warrant it.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears OF "Prickly Ash Bitters,, as it is q
medicine, and by reason of its cathartic
properties cannot be used as a beverage.
IT Is manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts directly on the Liver. Kid
neys. Stomach and Bowels. As a blood
purifier it has no equal. It is pleasant to
the taste, aud effective in action.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Young, old. and middle-aged, all expe
1ience the wonderful beneficial effects Of
Ayers 6azsaparilla. Young children suff
ering from sore eyes. sore ears. scald- he&d,
or with any scrofalons or syphilitic faint.
uOe. b.
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NEW FIRM

= undersigned announce to their friend.
and the public that they nave entered into
e~o-partneesthp. under tho firm name Of
Roth & Fleetwood
for The purpose Of carrying ON the drue bn.;.
nsss' IN connection with which they viii keep
Fancy Articles,
SIA11ONERY AND IzNE LIO DORS
eeehe Old StanAs on The corner a Main
and q. Philip Streets
E. n. ROTH.
j. \. LAKEWOOD.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Tennessee, among other things,
will send to the Worlds Exposition
. marble temple showing specimens
Of marble taken from various parts
of the State.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

decade.
Now, let some man address :
letter to Batou Rouge t. W. p.
Merchant by mistake,and the
POStOffice in New Orleans will have
to be removed to Baton Rouge:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16
OF NEW YORK.
OF INDIANA.

The front of the great Worlds
Exp osition building at New Orleans
is ready to receive the massive
group in bronze entitled America
now being made at Canton, Ohio.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

If you are failing. broken, worn out an,
nervous. use Wells Health Remover
l Dollar.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Prevalence Of Kidney complaint in Anne
RIGA; "Bnchu paiba"i sa quick, complies
cure. ] Dollar.
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My husband (writes a Lady, is three
times the man since using Wells Health
Renewer."
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Singing. irritation. all Kidney and URN
ary complaints cured by .'Buchu paiba."
l Dollar.
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Night sweats. fever, chills, malaria. DIV
pepsia, cured by Wells Health Remover
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"A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; N. o. Send
hrprice iist.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverisl
ness, worms cOnstipation; tasteless' 25
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Rough OH Rats clears out Rats, and
Mice. l5c.
Rough on Corns." for Corns, Bunions
Thin people. wells Health Remover"
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia
SC. III.
Rough on ToOthache, " instant relief
15c.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
~vivacity don't fail t. try Wells Health
Remover"
"Buchu-Paiba,' great kidney and uri-
nary cure.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats, mice.
cleared out by Rough on rats 15c.
8#
Rough 0 n Coughs" troches, I5c; liquid,
Csc.
For children, slow in development, puny
and delicate, use Wells Health Remover"
Rough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try is
l5c. -
Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual
Debility cured by welsh ealth Renew
er." One Dollar.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverish
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Rough OH Rats clears out Rats, AM
Mice. lac.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual
Debility cured by welsh ealth Renew
er." One Dollar.
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Rough on Corns." for COrns, Bunions'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

tr, orrcd 90 e friends that thoy might vote on ~ III h'
interest The Injunction is 10 be argued next nlohuhp
Briefly stated the of the Cummings Mco eul Amder
tom faction H. that the Arons0us havo obtained Ilcghi
control of the Casino have msapplled tho iunds Hn.
while leaving the establishment heavily IN eOt hH'o
paid themselves handsome salaries. -,
ON 'he other hand the Aronsons claim that tho wh0o
onpoaItion comes from small group Of chronic grunD-
lers who have taken little Interest In the affairs OF to
Casino. comparatively little stock ana arg reh'J
leave q place which he has made handsome fortune.
As 10 the fastest move, Mr.. Aronson said yestCruy
was entitled hy his contract 10 percentage on tne
profits. lie had never drawn what was due. ana wheh
anlncd the books he found that $1,000 was que 10 h
This Arou-on wanted Ia take IN STOCK ana al tne 'st
board meeting $4,000 worth Of stock was accordingly
voted 10 him. Mr.. Andorton. nddcd Mr. A1ouson, Was
thc owner ~ only five shares Touching tho charS'S vi
mi appropriation ~ funds. Mr. Aronson SAID that wv
sisners OF the document circulated by tho oppoSu"n
lad never made any attempt to inspect the DooHs,
that the only two mrn ~ that party who hth seen ln'
were 4. j. Mcbride, tho former bookkeeper, anu
McCaulls present secretary, and sidney Htceh' :"
brother ln-law OF Ferdinand Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
NiTIL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Ihc following navy
orders have been ssued Lieutenant L. j.. Undo, 70
the IIyIrograrhlc Office 10Th inst Lieut. nant James W
C,rin as Executive Onlccr ~ the Independence. and
Passed Assistant Paymastcr o. G. Ila"y 10 the NINA.
The Saratoga LETT Ne0-LOndon yesterday for sandy
Hook Bay.
Secretary Chandler hos accepted J. H. peacock Ie'g
nation chief clerk of thc Bureau Of Medicine ana sur
gerry 10 take ell, CT IA two weeks
ANNMous. Md. sept. 5..-1he following are Tie heads
OF tho departments for the coming year at the Naval
Academy. supcrutcudcnt Captain i. NJ Ramsay
Assistant to superintendent. Lieutenant w Eurweu,
Conmandlut of Cadets. Commander y H. rquhu;
Assistant, to Commandment Lieut. nants j. H. Cheer, W.
l.. Potter aud Tucod'rlo Porter; SeamansIlp Naval
Tactics ana Naval Construction Lieutenant Ou.ms
n Elmer, Ordnance aud Guuncry, Commander G. L.
Huntington, Astronomy. Navigation aud SurNc, ing.
Lieutenant commanders \. Baker steam Engineering
ChcI Engineer g. Ehruert Mechanic. aud Applied
Mathemilc- Professor j. NJ Rice s. h., PA. - iny.cs
aud Chemistry, Professor IL. -. tlodd, Mathematics
Professor ". ". Hendrokson. English studies, history
aud Law, Ilcutruint-t Oumhnder j. l.. NialB, NE
ohancal Drawing, Commander 4. ID. sigaDee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
STATE BANK STOCKHOLDERS LI4BILITY.

In reply to the request of Willis 5. Paine, SUI
pcrutencut IF the state Banaing Department At Orney
General O'Br has written long opinion, holding that
stockholders OF STATE banks not liable to the
cred tors on the general ground that the state banks
not now banks OF issue The Act OF 1916 provided that
the stocShol OF ang or joint stock asso
citation for banking purposes issuing bank notes or any
KIND Of papc dts to circulate money, after tue first
day II January, 1850 should be individually liable,
go y and aaoy to the extent Of their shares Of stock
for any debt lab ny contracted by such corporation
or as ociu.on." The Federal Of 10 per cent on the
circulation Stl'o banks pr3hibtjry and FOR many
ya 49, the state ba Ks have not i-suel bank notes The
question responsibility Of stockholders was raised
anew by the failure Of the Wall street Bank,which
was STATE instruction.
C.are,J OSBORN. receiver ofthe Va street Bank and
one s arge stockholders slil yesterday that he had
no opinion ocxI ress about ne Attorney Generals post
uon ON the question. The lawyers may settle the liza
bity" h. sad did about the loss a. stock
holder when / took charge here hu' was anxious to
save enough to pay The dcpc ,.tor..'
John ii. Roslon, casIcrot the NIX ~ the state of
Nca.York said int TIE opinion Of the Attorney
81, 4 uc,rv tIut Il q lawyer a.i added: do not be
l.y, tHtr tIr Law was ,rtuc l.l any -urh n'ont ana
rt!fu, tine accident by 4tIch hr circulation of ate
Dam. WIS driven ga. cD.d rot h1te b.cl tore''en.
Moreover f. banks uay. I'd" r-lt jo Issue notes now
g. ru-h tIrr cIu ..i exercise b. wi pluHt 10 teU-
selves Ic i.Nt dat tue I'W lIy applies - The banks
us much nos "a. Iru @ went INTO ,1.'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
TIE LIE DrkE or NELLlNsr0N
70 the Edttor me rrtbunc

TO the Edttor Of me Irt6UHe.
SIR: Permit me To add Il few words to the
no ce Of he Dl.eo, yelling ia your issue 81 o-daY'
r.dte ,.ute of his ch.rac ct Wao hi, beau Nal de-
,ouon 10 uc memory OF his father, he IRON Duke
A. bis own eos hc ercc,ed Oh hls csa'o st ulnurd-
save near Reading. column nearly onc hundred l'cl
h.b ,urmUuutcd hy marble "a uc sf Tho Duke pl
uaIa,Lcii. over the rraNo Of his father. ihNou. e.
charger ht placed m 1850 monument with 'he following
crl tion Hero he. co aren. The horse ridden by
e pn., Of yelling on the entire day Of he battle OF
waterloo. Born 1908. ed 1898
God. Iumbie ina umeu though nearer cllt,
"a aid sha o he Glory of INA gl'riou. day
Much q The Dukos leisure lime during he last va 10
caIe.ofhis Mo WIS devoted to cItng the Vo uminol'
d pirhcs IGd spondonco o the grca Duke copy
O hi,n ia thirty ono octave Volumes 1 received from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
LONG DELAY IN SENDING A TELEPHONE CALL WHILE
A WOMAN WAS IN CONYULsIONs.

LONG DELAY IN SENDING TELEPHONE CALL WHILE
A WOMAN WAS IN CONCLUSIONS.
serious complaint Of delay in sending an
ambulance from Bellevue Hospital in response 10 calls
from Police Headquarters investigated yesterday by
the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction. At
p IN. on Wednesday n policeman at No IL second-aye
found there Maria Williams, who bad fallen In ht lie
message through the telephone at the Houstonst
elevated railroad station Police Headquarters 20 have
an ambulance ordered The operator at headquarters
tclcphoncd to Thrave and Eleyenhst where calls are
transmitted TO the hospital Usually they are sent with
out delay Tho policeman went back to sceond-aVe TO
wait for the ambulance but at p m he ambulance had
not arrived and the woman was passing from one con-
yulsion TO another second call was sent 10 Police
Ieadquartcrs transmitted as before NJ 2:lO m Inc
DO ceman went back the suffering woman and waited
hut sill no ambulance came Then tmfu eau was s.hI
from the FthNt police station Instead OF using tho
tel phone the operator Police lie dquarters sent the
call INC dial instrument direct To the hospital at 23O
p. IN. That call answered promptly by an amDu-
lance charge Of surgeon Conway, who SAID hat he
had received only one call
II was conceded tha either william Day, the operator
at Thrdge. and EeycntCst, an empOye OF the Metro
pOitIn Telephone Company, or Benjamin Dewalt, VINO
orders Of Warden ROurke, wa responsible Tor the dcdy
Dtv tod the Commissioners Yesterday that ne received
both the calls and transmitted them to DeWdt The
latter admit that Pee had received the call sent M ZIO
r. No but he could not rccocct having received Tue one
before The Commissioners re eryed their decision.
Spcrin cndeut Crowley, % the Police telegraph Bureau,
said that the fault seemed to b. al Bellevue HOsp al
There have been few eases or delay in sending amDu-
some one Bellevue Hospital has been responsible
Since TIE connection Of tine elevated railroad telegraph
wires with Police Ieadqua Tn has been little delay
IN sending ambulance calls to the hospitals from any palt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
pprcurrIoys 4GAfysT TEXAS FEVER.

WAsuINGrON, Sept. 5.-Iho aclnS Uom
mi sinner OF Aanrul.ure +. A. Cdrm4n, has issued
the following circular relative TO the prey uiion oi t4e
spr,al If Texas fever among cate; 81 resp falf
recommend. 40 thr urgent request oi large nnmDrt
If PRACTICAL aud evp ucnc'd operators who le'e u"
disease 70 b. TRANSMITTED by th car or lns o. ir4hi-
porai.on am by contaminated yards and A. INIT aA
cars used in the transportation 81 cattle rom po''
lor tho Iorlcr Of Southern Colorado, kansas 'oi ION
..,s.o mi .ui southern Ken u'kY, ho.i ava. u "
IN roughly was eff a1d ..lut ctcd; ais thd an vs.
used on nn,~pa~t u Kansas Guy, 81 10 4' or 49,.
fu lr trtu.-1r on ~ STOCK rom po' rs 20 i' Of 'o
mon .o.,4l .nav. tl- tWari ha was ei "fl al lhl'
,,rr al rely after uuualiHg AnG. HIihel 'N'' o.
I'm IpI for tuuil. or Ie'dng I'll u catl Q ir'"
~ t.e NON .ds>i.uital hell Oh roC-ly ciet' ~.
ris;oterf. Al r,yra week or o't"ner. rr>' pre-
or ,,. and a rs highly entail, a. ieeo"rr P9.cut
~ 90 fr ti,.ir ~, tar .,a1la feeding cur us llS
s.l.on frOIa Angus I, 10 Deem et l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE coL1EGLlrE A1ruyE ASSOCIATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5.-Thc Association Of
col..i,to Au,u,. wa, IN session to-day ut the new
Well Al sc.ooL The president, Mi +. NJ Cushing, OF
Boston occupied tie chair. Among tie members pres
ent were graduate from tie eag lcec and uniye'
s.e, IA tie country. At the morning session papers
were present Il by tii,5 Jane Bancroft OF Erons'on
ILL.,. on occupations and Professions for College bred
Wo,lrn." and bv Miss Emma : kiu7on, ot Va hl1E-
o, ON "Tht r'iIpn. between t." lone ana Tie Col
ror" The afternoon sssiou WIS dcyOt 1t To discussion
ON tuc .. Duty Of con Ec Graduates To Preparatory
schools" Many of the members Will main I'D me city
,lurne The coming week t. al end tie oe>sios o. the
American As.D.l ton for the Advancement OF science,
aad e, joy the Aosptaiityoi various local Institutions ana
orraui "a ions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

the editor with other memorials OF the lusirous s9dlo
While spending week with my family at stras1IS
save September last tho Duke told us that nOthg IN
the mansion in any way changed from what IL was
In his fathers time, and that nearly all tho numerous ro
ainers In tho large establishment were In the service Oh
his father who had been dead for thirty years. lne
copy OF stuars Washington occupied place o. honor ~
Duke whose hero bo was, and admired by him ABOVE all
otherA 49,, 49,. -,
What was inscribed on the column 20 tho victor OF
Waterloo set up by his aOn, lie firm In rlenushp,
and his hand open TO che poor was no less true o.
Arthur Richard second Duke OF Wellington. ..
JAMES GRANT WILSON,
Ridgewooi, ", j., Aug H. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
WASnINGTON NOrES.

WA.uI>GpoN. Fuiay. sept D. - 90,
\ Postmaster ~uor Is HIS A'D.'>'. "a,
Onl,e spcctor. have discovered hort ce in W i0S
oi trc postmaster ~ A-Allrd. Penn, Hw"l I'D g. ..id
lu &. q money RIDER department. 1ud SIS i Ia th,
account. The p0.tmI.. MS II iel !" i",i I'D tsEs
deficit, hut the inspectors have bteh "u','-
chur.c OF the sil,t and are O. pos'h''''" ~, h.
Tina MoNtY ORDER Bt-lNL-s-lhe m'-1' u'o nd.
money order bu. noss hc wcen this '"ll2 49, b, ih,
exclusive of toe remain erOf Europe, Is -', nsnt
fact tha tho Postul ttcr. Cen raj e rtl D - 900 n
weekly to England "a sum of money ~, ra -" ~ III,
n,yp,eut o the ,lauCr AGAINST tho Uri eo 70 IN tg,
sun represents tao exc. SIS ut Wnhc( " "a 'I, cOda'
country payable no England Ote. inc 'tl., ,t,s
try OF money odd "a payable Ia the l hNoo '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
GREEDY AND BRAIYARD DEFENDED.
WHAT A NAVAL OFFICER sAYs-rRAIsE FOR THs
TWO MEN.


W,sHryGroy. Sept. 5.-The Star publishes
the following interview with naval oil cr VINO was
bo nd one o. the Greedy relief sells In answer to 10
rcporcrs as er ions regard TO the ype Jn no .a:
81 Jaw tn, interviews with an army officer and tluka
great injustice ia being done to Serge amt Brli aHi 90
look a. thar man would b. sum 'cut O. satisfy tint tds
sta ITS made regarding Inn are untrue, and Bmnari
is right in denying them. In the h p "e. D. ola not
board the Bear uuul several we Ia aer d. parry vsi
rescued mel her wa ne tn strongest n he pary.
L9ur WIS decidedly the strong a. he met t' rt''ui1s
party ana was able to Walk when Tx a'oarlte Bear,
while Eruiuard had TO bc carried Bra n1rl was lr',''
cally the ne of tie cXi edition after "i'eY uecl' J.
can.cita-eI ami he SLOWED himself posse sci OF a'f
fir above his st.tion. Long was th' hun'et III 'n'
ps,ty. and ho wasa dead shot,"
ada you sot any sigma ofa division IN tl' pNV
asked the repbot'r.
"vo ar. anil thlti, another ml''a'e. Whom %,
survivor w.tr found the, vare a ullor ore tant bh
s nm oorc caHira3 n tle tent, but thra WHO De- JH
outside ant1ultHet ont Even ano077' Hfre.r and
Lockwood iad uo -.IHus ms .un ', ''nIHs up to ts
u.e tho boats wen. a' NulalcL ih' cHu 'sn' MON
sr..iv's Tack CO., a. .rine a.' uITa1 nth I'srt
th.t ha would tale n1 initiative a.rIs at'i. .'I1
ami Vnp.lu.it ultI altct'L aul al h.H-l Halfn
rlti.uIar nien1 eff miH" know f'at ho iI r oh
phold. BE la. re't roid wont .n-' Ii..n .'' h,
h,iD',.'.. ..,t Id .I,..l .tr'l, BIO ttlai b,
aun'NI tHi. .na I.ut N,io tha.a "a h''1 W'i '"' ~
v,d vu, tea,ai. ,nio ITO ufo. .nl $751;. m,nnh,
ul hu .tui n. NHtli iva tlAa Ntif. r th ia 10
Nhri. hr.Hd e,tt. tr.snt O. cap 80 .sri Zoo 10
dl,.U Alt,lr .uH., nr thvt aHd ouen. Co., "a
tnarI 90 h' l.nt lul -'7'si upon ah iu. ' a'f
l, %. ant ,it tue, nrler m1 a..l D. outer.d tu "a
.ut of hir tomb weak 3D., ueWas, thfrtrlnf sh 3D. IA
odi cr II lr loi. expedition las ,NIies Ell admir'oa
.,r .r c.Ys lluck aad man '-onrhi ala " ere - ',
MI h9.d his own. lie is 40 fool tie viii uniouh'e.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
1EyYEssEr corroy cRop Dlv4GrD

MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept. 5.-The cotton crop
report FIR the M,mrhis Dc rict, embracing Vest Ten
ne.-ec. North Arkansas North Misiss.ppi and rorth
Alabama TO b. pa li-hod tomorrow by Ic,srs. Nm,
Fontane co. will say TIE report docs not sustain he
favorable pr ~. cts Of month ago change Tor the
worse has taken place sDc' tie report Ior July was pub
lishcd. Nearly al our 3ls corr spoudcuts port dam
ag. tho growing cotton plant ION dio lh' nh'd in y,
Iis "A .d Worius the rrDat,et dau nov To Do. feared
Il he appearance 81 frost q a. carly ltc nj "l f
male. I the pIUsDcr iFr SIC toe district afj ohy
pr, lsns baaed upsu either ssIy VI late fIost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
i NETT LAJTN TENNIS CLUE.
lnr rrlrnnArn 10 me rnmrxE.l

rnY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TEtBrNEl
Nrw-IIAvEN, Sept. "a new association in
the interest o lawn tennis has Just been formed I'm this
ely Tho executive comwitee of he club viii con
ST {, Of Professor b. he G. l. Fox, william T. 1row-
bridge ir. Joseph r. Whtcsey and john Bristol has
secured large tact o! Land in tlc upper pare OF The
city. A the eoltlsr sports viii be INDUCED IN. The
mrmbei ship consists o. Wrll-kuOwu ladies' and gentle
men society, ana numbers ABOUT 300 ApNlon VIII
br erected on the ground overlooking al tue HELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

that the Republicans Of those parts OF the s'a'e as
ociye and industrious and that many heretofore cnou
a. doubtful voters are IN the RepuoltSan ratnS
Thcre ia. however too much apathy IN the Western
p"or,c but tho Republican situation has improved
within the last two Vcols, and the Republicans arc
steadily gaining ground FendS Of aiHe aIU hard
a,o JisroIcrin flat the only safe policy involves au
and tboronph work tor the few weeks intervening
between this and the October election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
AG,rRrsoy FOR FORT wlDswoRrA

WASuINGTOS, sept. 3.-fort ""u>"v''H'
New-Yor,i .iarlur, has been re-''. "O'' I'll u ' '' -
- t..,I ,,osts M the Division o. e Ala nc Leu
Tenant colonel II " C,s~en, b Artie = ha' oe,I ~
. rl fl is command, ani Bat cry b, ON Ar'iIe! ~"
Kted'-). viii constitute lt' GARRISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

BEQUE,r 80 A SUNDAY SCHOOL ,orse W.
PM ADElriIA sept hihc vii ol ihs 'a, "a "A 900
South heuueaihs Among other chatii abe u, I'm w.sa
to Inc sunday school VI tho MctrOp'lta ChnV"
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