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CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., IT WatLsl
WEDNESDAY. April 1-P. ".

WEDNESDAY. April 1-P. ".
The stock speculation to-day recorded transactions OF
190G54 shares against l60.303 shares yesterday but
that was because Pacific Mail and Central Pacific today
furnished II 400 shares against 22400 shares yester
day Generally the market wan moro dull than on au7
preceding day for many weeks The published te s *
the lease OF the Central Pacific Railroad to the Southern
Pacific Company was accepted as restoration VI Cen
trail Pacific TO the dividend list with mlr'n guaran
tee Of 2 psr cent. Hence ~ the opening shcre was
an active demand ll U|.rr "slyrts" and IL
opened up 2io I.r ut go 81, and sold at
3l9s933 in ~ u1fr later II declined to and
closed ut ia. ppu wore mixed as to the effect
TINT ~ comb s..u. Ok the Central Pacific with tho
sor ieru .y.f - oA railways will have the question
.....I A. ON the railroads TO the steamship company.
rH price OF Pacific Mail was alternately strong and
sc between OIL q and 52h until after midday, when
e price began to yield and finally to break from 81 to
CO. The alleged cause OF the break report that the
companys steamer Colon had been burnt by the insur-
gents but after IL explained that 1t was the city or
that name and not the which destroyed the
price rallied only ~ per cent to DOS. Possibly INC
result tonghts meeting between the representatives
OF the railways aud tho steamship company may furnish
more satisfactory reason for the decline in price than
the error In the report referred The general market
opened with some improvement In figures and further
advances were made from the opening prices but the
sluggish and significant OF nothing more
that the speculative situation has not been changed
by the dealings of the last two weeks only Delaware
Lckawanna and Western recorded sales that amounted
900 sbures The early advances were In no instance
sustained, but % rule the fnal ngures are iracoss
higher than last closing pFIe and SnS Central Of
wJersey OF "a per cent, marked exceptions. AS
far advised Central OF to-day paid none 81
Its maturing obligations The market closed uui anu
Government bonds were duh and steady except de-
cline OF IS per cent IN the buildings Tor tho D.
are the closing quotations:
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tho rate fixed at g. day, for nine
hours work while the employers insist that $3 TOT ten
hours work is sufficient The present rate Is 70 % Va
ten honrs member OF the Union said yesterday, so
arc willing and anxious arintratc and avoid shc
but what are we TO do when tho bosses refuse 10
usl"
John Powers of No A40 East Tenth-st IL doing some
brass work fer the city. He has reduced the wages OIL
the that he employs but has not MADE any
Union has determined take up the matter ana VIII
take IL before the authorities and endeavor TO have them
either induce Powers to pay union rates OF take 'nc
work away from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02
A STRANGE oURE FOE rOOrHA CHE.

BROCKToN, Mass, April 1.-Luther A. Scars
arraigned to-day complaint Of cruelty 10 MS
children which consisted OF burning their ears with not
vice. The prisoner testified that IL was common
practice I'm his family and had been for years. to per-
form such An operaon for the cure OF toothache ana
preservation ofthe teeth. His testimony was cSrtop1 he
operafion was painless The Judge held the prisoner In
800 for the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02

ST. LOUIS prl l-Four unchanged Wheat higher; no =
Red s6,sc caso SOC April as &c May Sole June
Jnne $3.50. Oats lower Cash $50. Dld May 32tc June
32c- Rye quiet 6Jc. Barley steady nc 5UelOc But
unchanged Eggs lower at lOa l2e Flax see1 steady
at 81 So Hay quiet and uech an asd Bran Dr. as 1sS
6Si2c Corn Meal STEADY ~ -. Whisky sAdy IA "
Pork $l2 rs, Bukmeats-ion9 Clear 50 90 short islv
50 luG6 30 short Ciear 80 3d. Lard hr at 50 % @so ~
lssO0o busn vats $4,000 oasn Rye 1000 ogsl Barre;
IA 900 lDush ShDmens-Fiour e0UO0 o3s; Whsi. ltOOJ
pushi Corn 10000 oush.i ost& Sovo basai IRA isooo
buhL; Barley, LOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02
LABORERs AND THETR WAGES.

The tin and slate -o0fers have sent letter to
ther employers asking conference so that the rate
eswases for the coming year may De settled amicaby
without strike The employers replied that they were
s TO fix tbs rate and declined IN have any conference
1scre Isl wide difference of opinion TO the proper
~tc u wages. The men, after May !, want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02
FAILURE OF A LOUISIANA MERCHANT
~ a--- In lInnnhoh 70 Th

Picayune from Mnden, La, says: Alfred GOODWILL
one the largest country merchants In the state oon
business here closed his store to-day He filed sched
ue asking resptes from his creditors OF one two ana
three years fIis assets $72 900, liabilities
The people have the greatest confidence In GOODWIN IN
making up his he has valued his property az what
IL would bring at forced SALE"
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NOT ABLE TO sToP TIE sPARRIyG MATCH

PHILADELPHIA, April (SpecIaD.-ln answer
TO the question put to Mayor Smith this morning
whether the City Solicitor had responded to his letter
respecting the sparring match between Sullivan ana
Mccartney he said tho match would go on and that no
was powerless to prevent IT, Another delegation ~
the Peace and order Society called on the Mayor
and requested him TO stop the mi Dut ieit "i'nou'
accomplishing it, object
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killed The strongest part of the affair s that some OF
the most reliable citizens say unequvocally that they
the light IN the Held and. II was moonlight the
form Of individual could readily have been detected
II the alleged manifestation artfu trick tue perpe-
traitors have gulled the public in most successful an'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF MINING ENGINEERS
CHATTANOOGA, April 1 (SpecidD.- The Ameri-
can Institute OF Mining Engineers has decdedto hold It's
National convention this city on May 49, 20 and IL
Every State In the Union will be represented Citizens
are preparing to give grand reception 10 the
VI
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
80 O96. 1888 81. s72.476 dec. s2z4. SO7
Net earnings

supplementary statement giving the earnings of the
company exclusive OF those of the NewYork Pennsy-
vauia and Ohio Railroad. shows that the Erie Company
lost net from the operations OF the leased ue SOL
in February 1884, and $5435l in February 1885. For
the five months ending February % the loss was $751;
623 In 1884, and the profits in 1885 were S29,227.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02
CLOSING Prices or OiLIPORyIA STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO April l, 1885.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. April i.
The oil speculation to-day vcrgcd as closely
on stagnaton possible consistent with any bus-
being done. The extreme range OF prices was only
a cent and that represented the loss from last night
shown by the final quotation. II IL matter OF wonder
that the market sink into such nspdity
but the fact the idea that lower prices are
probable and tempts small ventures on the bear
side. TO all appearances pressure 10 sell We d,
prices but II may be possible that an att M d. I
rection might meet sustaining order .f.UH fle nI
fields there was no news OF cOnser IrIr, .UI ... Dr.
In the production Of the II ofn on 20 vet
to provoke operations based on q WiurIcc ais may
be explained by the general belief tAe that the
increase only temporary and certainly there Is moth
ing new In the commercial position OF the commodity
that would suggest sacrifice OF holdings acquired IN
the confidence OF "A legitimate advance. The market
closed dull ind weary rather than positively weak.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
H.Y.Pct Cons Ek.
OpeiinE. .....-...-s............ Sl'o q
STA olF
GUS oV-5
flnal sO'6 GUS
Bales barrels l.O32OOO l.JSo.OVo
Cearances yesterday 332O,OO0 4,2VO,ooo
Tho ceaIances In other places OIL City, BITE.
900; Bradford, 20760O0 and Pittsburg, 1322OO0 bar
res
The refined market languIshes the moment but quo
tatiOns without change
BRADFORD, Penn. April Crude Oi-Quiet but
steady National Transit certificates opened at 81 and
closed at sO+ highest price, 1A lowest eO+.
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MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALRs

sALgSA THE ggWYORG MIvrvG EroHAysa
NEw-YoRK. April l. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02

ness was done in city bank stocks and included Aer-
can Exchange Qol ~ 1924, Commerce (37l at 14a,
chatham 900 at 1916, Central National (1W at 100.
rn@ ,n uo) Ct lo2 Metropolitan ~ at Is, and Re-
The general bond market dull and stcady but the
speculative kinds weak. Erie second c0nsos after
an advance OF s to 55s declined to s95fa and first
GOA consol "a were of 4 at 1924 West Shore and Buff
despite the encouraging prospects Of successful fcor
ganization under the proposed plan which Will only
Si2o00o0 as the required earnings 30 meet payments
before dividend on the proposed S55,000oo0 OF fist
and Hudson exclusive Of the Harlem leasel of some
thing like S4,250,000 ahead OF dividends its
So3OOOO0O OF stock. As 1t Is expected that the now
Esuo OF $25,0O0,000 first mortgage bonds will pat
Of business equal to than three-fourths Of tno
heaviest amount that has been done by the Central
and Hudson, there seems to he marked and Illogical
discrepancy between the market value Of 80 for and
Gs were dull aud steady at 76ss076% Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre consols we're off 2 at 3D. Chesapeake and
Ohio rsts series b. declined per cent 20 70 Canada
nrst 5s were steady at 90, but the seconds declined
per cent to 20 Ohio and Mississippi Sinking Fund were
weak at l62 Metropolitan first Is were of per cent
at lO7. Kansas Pacific cons0ls steady &C about
93l8 Northern Pacific hrsts sold at 105l2. and New
Orleans and Pacific firsts were of q at 50.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance 1912 OO4,
made up by losses OF $472 504 currency and $780,
Ing an issue of 100000 gold certlcates) 81 POI 08S
coin balance, S1462s94l6.
The local money market was unchanged at per cent
for call loans
Statement Of the Controller OF the Currency April
1888, showing the amounts OF National bank notes and
iegaeDder notes outstanding at the dates OF the pass
OF the Acts Of June 90 1874 January L. 1875 and
May 81 1873 together with the amounts outstanding at
date and the increase or decrease
National Bank Notes
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rEx.coupon

The business in State bonds cred by sales OF
40 600 GEORGIA rs at l0i. An unusual AMOUNT Oh DUAL
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bid. Ask. BID ASK
u. IA i4ll2b " X cur s. iSsJ III .--
u. 81 as S9 con. ll2kl u s. cuT % 1851 izv
U. $40 1891 .l2l ai2l " y our ~ iS3s i39 '.-
l.. - a. 1901. ..i3l at2l " y cur Us 1919 ,s
II. lul DIST COL soSs-.-.AA' AA"
u. S.cnr Is 1898. .l25 ......l
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MATS, amputer I'm membre sain, on
verrait Ia une supercherie! Or, Par
ticle 8 disait bieu j: a fortait!
Dams pombre, pres de lui, 10 Ca
pitaine Banassout, riait, avec un
air narquois.
L'heritier commencait 4 Gu Won.
l0ir reellement d &c marin. N'ayait-
il pas une part de complicite dams
son horrible d%econvenue, lui qui
await Transports a son bord tous
e meubles hurlants ct d6vorants :
Pris dune rage folle, il allongea
d Banassout une gifc qui resonna
sur Ia vieil!e peau tannee du cabo-
teur.
Celui-ci repondit par un vigou-
reux coup de pied qui envoya Pans
Glen employee rouler CONNIE une
masse au foud de la Gale.
CamOutlard %ressentit du cote
dr0it, une vive douleur entire lie GU
bitus ct lie radius. IL venait de Sc
casser lie bras!
"Grace q cette brute d'homme de
mer, pensa til, .je vais 6tre man
chot, carramputation seran ecessai-
re, j'en suis SIR ! ct ~j'a"rai les mi
mes d'argent ct les riziercs du ma
harajah! Et les petits mamchots
de Pondichery pourront sc ,touille,
....avec lie bras gauche"
Helas ! non. L'amputation ne fut
pas n%ecessaire. Tn chirurgien ha-
bile remit lie bras de Camoufard.
Celui-ci ne tut pas manchot, ct les
millions du m%allaraJah lui echap
percent.
QUAINT aux biens meubles du sus.
dit, on peut les voir aujourd'hui au
Jardin DIES Plantes. X.
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Une date qui merite d'6tre rap
pelee!
lie % aodt dernier, il y a Ell juste
cent ans que dams la PLANE des
Sablons, qui s'etendait autour du
chateau des Ternes, Iagronome
Parmentier cueillait Ia premiere
feur de la pomme de terre cultiv6e
par lui dams les cinquante arpents
de terre quill await obtenus du gou.
yernement pour un essai de culture
du precieux tubercule. ~
LIE roi Louis XVI, la refine Marie
Antoinette, Nine Elizabeth ct tou-
tes les princesses de la cour, ayant
accroche la feur q Ia boutonniere
ct au corsage, il fut de mode pen.
dant quelque temps de Sc fare un
..nement de Ia modesto tieur.
Bient0t toute la France commit
ct apprecia la nouyelle plante ali>
mentaire don't la propagation await
etc tout d'abord arr6tee par une
prevention aveugle, car on preten-
DAFT que son usage deyenait anne.
ner DIES maladies n~ombreuses.
Parmentier attaQua ces ~prejuges
ct en- demOntra reimbursement Ia
faussete, ct c'est grace a SEES efforts
ct d sa perseverance, que les pom.
mes de terre ont etc misses au pre-
mier rang de nos richesses agrico-
les.
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m for the working class. Send 10
cents for postage, and we will
1mail You free, "a royal, valuable
box OF sample goods that will
put youin the way OF making
more money in a few days than
ysu ever thought possible ut any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young aud old. Yon can easily
earn IRON ~ cents ~ $5every evening. That
all who rant work may test The bushes, we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not well satisfied We will send 81 to pay Tor
the trouble OF writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc., sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
Portland, Maine.
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NOTICE!

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
er shop of L. Hogan, in this town, l am now
prepared TO take contracts for making now
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services of Mr..
r. Hogan, as brennan aud manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find ii to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
VIM Ii. Raglan.
T%hibodaux, April 9Th. 1855.
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LIE CAMOU-
FLARD.

Anselme. Isidore. Bienvenu Ca
moutiard, age de vingt.neuf ans, &C.
libataire, employee au mlnistere DIES
finances, section DIES archives, Sc IL
vrait aux douceur dun repos sub
ventionn6 par lie budget 4 raison
de dix>huit cents francs par an,
lorsqu'il fut tire de sd %somnolence
par rarrivee dune lettre que lui re-
nit I'm gareon de bureau.
Tres intrigue par cette ecriture
quill he reconnaissait pas, ct par le
timbre de la poste qui portrait ceci !:
Pondicheyy, ladies' franchises, il bri-
sa les cinq cachets de cire rouge.
De Ia mysterleuse envelope Ca.
mout1ard retira une lettre accompa.
gnee de plusieurs feuilles de papier
timbre. LIE papyrus a vignette por-
TAFT ceci
Cejourd'hui, treize JUN mil hut
cent uatre-vingt-quatre, .je soussi-
gne, sain de corps ct d'esprit, trace
ci-apres, dams sd teneur immuable,
Repression de ma derniere volonte.
10 Je dome ct legue tous mes
biens immeMbles d Ia vile de Pondi-
cherry, a la charge, par ellie, de fon-
der un hospice on seront recueillis,
sans distinction de sexe, de c%ouleur.
nj de caste, tous les enfants man
chots du bras droit. Je fails cette
liberalite en- souvenir du membre
important don't je suis prive, &c
qui, d'ailleurs, ne ma pas empeche
d'arriver 4 Ia grande situation que
.j'occupe. f
% Je dome ct legue tous mes
biens menbles, Ell nature, ct sans qu'-
il soft permits de les aliener, alterer
on d6naturer en- aucune facon, q
mon neveu Anselme- Isidore. Bien-
yenu Camoufard, lui recomman-
dant, sous peine de voir ce legs re-
vogue pour cause d'ingrati.ude,
dentretenir lesdits meubles ell bon
pere de famille.
80 81, par suite de tout accident
fortuit, mon dit neveu etait on de.
yenait manchot du bras droit, ct ce,
avant son entree en- possession du
dit heritage, tous mes bieas immeu-
jles lui reviendraient de droit.
En- fait de quot. .etc. Sign6
Martial-Anaxagore- Belisa,re Ca.
mouhard, maharajah de Seringa.
pore ct autres lieux.
La lettre annexee au testament
emanait dun notaire de Pondiche.
ry, lequel donnait avis an kgataire
que, conformement aux d%ernieres
volontes du testateur, tous les meu-
bles cOmposant la succession We
naient d'6tre charges sur les trois
mats Charmamte Heloise, qui sap
pretait a faire voile pour Bordeaux.
30 vicissitudes impreyues dies
chooses de ce monde! Qui edt ia !
mails dit que ce We'll ivrogne don
Gle Martial, ce manchot qui, pour.
tant, savait 81 bieu lever lie coude,
lie gauche !! ct qui dut partir pour
les Indies, un jour que toute Ia IA
4 sSS f.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TlNlae University Of the south
L is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon
the Cumberland Plateau. 1000 feet above the
sea level. This school, under the special pat
ronage of the Bishops of the Protestant Epis
copal Church. in the South and South west, of
fers the healthiest residence and the best ad
vantages, both moral and educational. in its
Grammar School aud its Collegiate and Thee
logical Departments For the special claims
of this University for patronage, apply for
document tn the Rev. TEEFAIk HODGSON,
Vice Chancellor, SewHpee. Tenn.
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HOTEL DE LOCKPORT

entire lie Convent ct rEglise %catholique.
M II. +. BARILLEAUX, u lhonneur dan
WI noncer Il ses amis ct les Commits Voya-
gears en- general quill Went d'ouvrir nm Hotel
Jams leqnel on prepare, IA DIES prix moder6s,
DIES repas . toute heure de Ia journee.
Feb-2l-S5.
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&c d6sh6rit6 arriverait an faite des
humaines ct que .jen
heriteraisw
Cest ainsi que philosophical sur
le quai de Bacalan, q Bordeaux,
h6ritier du maharajah,
tandis que son regard, anxieuse-
ment, scrutait lie conrs do feuye
pour y discerner lie trois-mats qui
devait lui apporter de gigantesques
tr6sors.
II ignorait bien moore de quelle
sorte de meubles Sc composait cette
cargaison, mails, Sc rappelant la
Specification 6tendue que lie code
attribute aux mots : biens meubles, il
Sc plaisait d enumerer, dams son
imagination, ces milliers d'objets
precieux qui, dams quelques heures,
allaient sortir DIES wastes Gales de
la Charmdnte Heloise. C'etaient des
statues d'onyx, DIES Golfers de Jade
ct de perles, DIES sabres ~incrustes
de claimants, DIES laques de Chine,
des chales de Kashmir ct meme des
monceaux de ces bellies .roupies de
lInde ct de e gracieuses livres
sterling, CONNIE il Ell voyait aux
devantures DIES ehangeurs.
Mails on venait de signaler Pen
tree au port de la Charmante He
lOise.
Camonflard monta.a bord ct sa-
lua lie capitaine, avec Pair impor-
tant dun homme qui n'6tait separe
de son immense fortune que par les
planches du pont.
"C'est yous, monsieur qui 6tes lie
destinataire de la cargaison ! lui dit
dun ton peu aimable lie capitaine
B~anassout, vieux loup de mer, qui,
%certes, ne visait pas au qualifcatif
peint en- lettres dor, sur l'arriere
de son navire, a cote du nom die.
loise. Dams &c cas-, veuillez me pa.
yer lie fret, soft, 25,63S fir. 45 ct de-
barrassez-moi, le plus vite possible,
de votre merchandise voici assez
longtemps qu'elle salt mon bateau
ct m'empGche de dormir
Notre heros trouvait quill n'etait
guere convenabfe de parler ainsi d
l'heritier dun nabab, mails il nit
celia sur le compile de la brusqnerie
habituelle aux gen~de mer. ct, sans
tarder, il descendit, acc0mpagne
du capitaine, dams rentrepont.
&c ne fut nj de r6tonnement, nj
meme de la stupeur qui saisit rim
fortune bureaucratic, lorsqu'il cut
p5nftre dams les sombres flames de
la Charmante Heloise. mails une SEN
sation plus violente, CONNIE celle
que ron 6prouve dams un cauclle-
mar.
Des lions,' des appropriateness, des
ours, des elephants, des tigres, tout
autour de lui, Sc demenaient en-
hurlant, parcels a nne legion de de-
mons dams n mutt de Walpurgis.
Camoutlard etait reste liyide 4 la
vue de ce spectacle.
"Les VOLTA done, les fameux biens
meubles de la succession du maha-
raiah !! pensait lie malheureux lega.
taire. Eft des meubles quill faudra
nourrir, sans compter que meme,
horrible %ironie, je peux etre I'm
jour, 81 je ny prends garde, deyor6
par mes. .menbles y
Et, bien volontiers, il Sc prit i
maudire feu le maharajah, son OH
Gle, ct son testament saugrenu, tan
dis que, aupres de lui, ct CONNIE
pour narguer a son einui, lie vieux
capitaine enumerait longuement ct
cOmplaisamment t0us les immeubles
de Ia succession. C'etaient des mi
mes d'argent, de wastes rizieres, DIES
plantations de cafe.
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$6e 3 ! e !: 8: !: !: s.: 4: !; !; g. =: g: :: :: {; !: s; s; $: !: : !: 4; 8 :! !:
they work, with absolute certs;ntv. wr;,s s'm me
particulars to H. HALLEr & TO- partianI
Maine. 'S'a10
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For. Sale.

On easy terms, the large and commodious
cerDer OF Rose, with flower and vegetable.
garden, stable, carriage house, and all the ne
cessary out houses. Apply on the premises
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l am prepared to collect all kind Of bills
intrusted to my care. Prompt attention
given to all matters intrusted to me. Best
Of references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport p. 0
80 S4-ly.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-10-24

Pas bien jenne, mails toujours
dr6lc.
II est Ia, depuis une heure, Ia
ligne a la main, devant lie moulin,
apres avoir demand6 81 la place est
bonnie All meunier, qui ma repondu
nj oui nj non.
LIE poisson mord enfin, lie p6cheur
tire a lui ; mails le meunier s'ecrie /:
Eth la-bas! j'ai seul droit de p6che
lei. Je vais vous faire METRE i Ia
mende.
Comment! VOLTA une heure que
.je suis Ia ct v0us ne m'avez rien de.
fendu du tout. H'
-Entendons-nou bien, dit lie
meunier. Quand on men p6che pas,
je n'emp6che pas ; mails quand on
en- p6che, Yemp6che.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-10-24

Moi, disait hier lie marquis de
Calinaux, .je ne lis .jamais dams mon
lit. Aussit6t couche, ,J'eteins ma
lampe dune main ct ie m'endors de
pautre.