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GEN. LOGaN,, AUDDEN DE,rH

GEN. LOGaNsS SUDDEN DEATH
Is a great shock to the nation. Few knew
that he was even indiSpOSed when the news
of his death flashed over the wires, and
thousands of people stood aghast at the
sudden change from health and vigOr to cold
and silent death. For the past twenty-five
years there has been no man more con-
stantly before the public than Gen. John A.
Logan. Through all his career he has been
noted for his fearlesSneSs and purity of
character. both in public and private life.
Loved by friends and respected by enemies.
he will be mOurned by all. His death adds
another to the long list of victims to sudden
and acute rheumat SIN. Probably no dis
ease is so common as rheumatism, none is
more sudden or dangerous, and there is GER
tainly none which so completely battles
medical skill.
Only one remedy has yet been discovered
which is sure and safe cure for rheuma-
tism and its twin disease, neuralgia, and
that is AthlophoroS. In thousands of
cases AthlOphoros has proved quick and
certain cure for these diseases. In connec
ton with Athlophoros Pills it has never
yet failed to speedily effect cure.
In all probability many deaths attributed
to heart disease are caused by these terrible
diseases, which are far more dangerous than
is generally considered.
rheumatism. even though in a very mild
form, is extremely dangerous, for it is liza
BILE at any moment to go to the heart and
cause instant DEATH Why trife with a dis
ease so fatal when a certain cure can be OBJ
tanned OF any druggist?
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills. but where they can.
not be bought of the druggist the Athlopho-
ros company, liz Wall street. New York,
will send either Carriage paid on receipt
of regular price. which is 81 per bottle for
Athloph0ros and so cents for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases. dyspepsia.
indigestion, Weakness, nervous debility,
diseases of women, constipation, headache.
impure blood, etc., Athlophoros Pills are
unequaled.
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nual Christmas festival, which consisted
principally of the cantata of "Santa Claus. -
The pulpit was converted into stage and
curtains set Off dressing rooms in each cor
ner. The cantata was given under the direc-
ton of Prof. Ra, mond, of Minneapolis. The
leading singers were Mrs. Cakes. soprano;
Mrs. A. F. Russell, contralto; S. L. Church,
baritone. and F. P. Luther, bass. Mrs. W.
+. Magraw acted as accompanist and the
chorus was made up of boys and girls be-
longing to the Sunday school. The cantata
was given in very pleasing manner, and the
children enjoyed it as well, if not better, than
the older people.
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Second state Prison Bids.

Messrs. ]. H. Nevins representing the
Marysvile quarries, and o. Tenny the Rock
vile quarries. were heard by the second state
prison commission yesterday forenoon. The
commission devoted the afternoon to looking
over the written propositions submitted by
each CITY, Nobody has appeared for either
Duluth. Pipestone or Luverne. Adjournment
was taken until 2 d. ID. to-day.
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Lyman Dayton's Addition.
Supposed owner and
deScriDtiOn

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assm't
o Meyer. SW'ly 100 # of NW'y
1lU II o.. IL SOU. 10
Michael Dowlan. NEly IS # of
SW'ly 15S # of NW'ly ITO 1t
John d Van Buren,. NEly 40
fit of SW'ly 1913 # of..........12 10 90
Svante Erickson. Nelly 10 it of
SW'ly 2iS # off,. .........12 1000
Alex Sternberg. SWly 40 ft of
Nelly $40 fit of NW'ly 225 ft
c Mann. Undivided % of
Nelly 40 fit of............,...12 500
G N Bell. SW'ly As fit of NE'iy
355 TT of SE'ly $50 TT of. HOO
J Lawrence. SW'ly 25 # of
Nelly 31U it of SEly $50 # of. 6.25
r Weed. SW'ly 25 fit of
NE'ly 2S5 fit of SEly $50 it of. 6.25
Schurmeier. SWly IS it
of NE'ly 210 TT of SE'ly $50 fit
OF. 6.25
G Good. SW'ly 25 # of NEly
1856 it Of SE'ly $50 # off,. 4 6.25
Gammels Subdivision of Block s, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
Frank III. Lemon. .............4 $40. 90
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PLEURO-PNEUMONIa,
Discussion Concerning Needed Leg.
isIatiOn TO Keep This and Other
RfSeases Ont OF the State.

In accordance with the invitation of Gov.
Hubbard number of stockmen gathered in
the caucus room of the capitol yesterday aft
ernoon. with the state board of health. Gov.
Hubbard called the meeting to order, and
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8 Chs Mas Cantata.
A large audience gathered at Jackson
Street NJ. E. church asst evening at the an
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standing with his back to the blood spot look
ing the other way.
At this point the court adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
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Johnson's Subdivision of Block liz, Lyman
Daytons Addit on.

All int &c y of St. Paul, County of Ram.
sey and ate Mil n ota.
34-2 GEORGE REFS. City Treas urer.
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II. T. Shleuker.

Confectioner and public caterer. Wedding
and party supplies in the latest Paris style.
Telephone 1909. 30 West Third street.
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Brunson's Addition.
Kit sons Addition.


John Wagner. That part of the fol-
lowing described land north of Sew
eRth street. Commencing at center
of section 80. town 20, range %,
thence My along Il section line
1854 chains, thence WHY 3.I6
chains to SW'ly corner of acre tract
formerly owned by Devlin & Rogers,
thence SW'ly parallel with SE'ly
line Of block l, Brunson's Addition
to St. Paul to the right of way of
the St.Paul & Duluth Railroad Com
pany, thence Sly along the Ely
line of said right of way, 10 section
line running east and west through
said section 81, thence Ely to be-
ginning, being in St. Paul, Mime
sofa Observation-Disclosures. s75 .ol
Same. That part of northwesterly n
of section 81. town 29, range %, Sly
of Seventh street and Ely of the
right of way of the st. Paul & Du-
luth Railroad Company, being in st.
Paul, Minnesota ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SG2 81
Munchs Subdivision of Block Is, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt o.
description. Lot. Block. ASSN
VIM O'Conner. .1,2&3 Is $l2. 81
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Standardization du Morgan
City Free Press prend la peine, dams
son dernier numero, de nous pre-
venir quill est republican,, ct que.
CONNIE til, i! votera le ticket repu-
blicain. Tout celia ma rien U'extra-
ordinalre, ct paralt meme aSSeZ To-
gique. IL a probablement SEES raj
sons pour 6tre republican,; raisons
que nous he voulons, nj lie dGsirons
approiondir. Mails ce que nous trou-
vons superbe, c'est quill allure, en-
meme temps, les d6mocrates a taire
de bons choix qui puissent Gtre sup
porteS, non pas par lui, republi-
cain, mails par les autreS. Ainsi
il conseille de jeter par-dessus bord
Fhon. E. j. Gay, qui ma d'autre
merite a ses yeux que d'6tre richie,
ct pour que nous n'ayons que Fem
barras du chOix il dome ueux mons
de personnes, fort honorables du
reste, qui feraient fort bien son af-
taire ct celle DIES democrates.
De quot vOus mtleZ-vOus done.
ct qui vOus autorise 4 parler de ces
mnSCinnrS ESf-oa on Ian - nom Q II
fault avouer qu'ils ont choisi un sin
gulier avocat.
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Nous lisons dams lie South d'Iber.
vile. Tous les ans, a pareille epo-
que, la meme question surgit: Com
ment nous ~preserver DIES fievres qui
ont pour cause les eXhalaisons DIES
eaux stagnantes du Bayou Plaque
mines! Plusieurs moyens ont etc
proposes, mails, iusqu'ici, on men Il
essaye aucun Il.faut pourtant faire
queique chose pour ameliorer Ietat
sanitaire de notre lOcalite.
Etle journal part de Ia pour pro.
poser plusieurs expedients, TN entire
autres qui consisterait q copper la
levee a certaines 6poques ct ainon>
der la rue principale de la vile,
Installation de pompes etc etc.
La morale de tout celia c'est que
les habitantsd de Plaluemine sc trou-
vent fort NAL d'avoir leur bayou
bouche. &c bayou sans Il couran.
tie est pour euX une source de pes
thence ct de misere.
Nous recommandons ces Guelques
lignes pr6cedentes aux meditations
de ceux qui veulent Oh qui voulai-
ent taire boucher lie Bayou Lafour-
che. II est vraiment etonnant Qu'-
une pareille ineptie ait pu entrer
dams une cervelle humane. La
science moderne met i notre dispo-
ton asSeZ d'autres moyens pour
ameliorer on controller les cours
d'eau navigables, sans quill soft ne.
cessaire den venir a ces moyens
extremes don't SQUIRE maintenant
Plaquemines, ct qui tous les ans
cOutent la sante ct la vie Il un Ger
tain nombre de ses habitants. Tout
esprit sense qui voudra retlechir
) minutes 4 tOus les announcements
ct les mauy Qui r6Sulteraient de la
cloture du Bayou %Lafourche, sera
davis, CONNIE nous, que &c serait
la mesure Ia plus d6sastreuse ct Ia
RUNE immanQuable de notre na-
rOiSse.
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SAUT pERILLEUX.- Nous som.

SAUT PERILLEUX.-N Nous som.
mes EN- pleine session judiciaire.
c>est-a-dire que notre maisen de cour
a, pour hotes journaliers, lie iuge
dc district, T~avocat de district, ulle
multitude dautreS avocats. I'm
grand Juri, un petit juri, lie sheriff
Hul les gnette ct ses deputies qni lie
secondent: ajoutez d celia une toule
asseZ nombreuse venue DIES envi-
rons. Cest au millcu de tout ce
monde, a deuN pas DIES authorities
de la paroisSr, que jim BaptiSte
s'est echappe de Ia geole, croyant
Sc soustraire a quelques mois de
prison que Ia cour venait de lui in
tiger pour vol. &c Negro recalci.
trant, await obtenu d'aller cher
cher un seau d'eau dams la cour,
mails Sit6t arrive Ia, avec l'agilite
dun acrobate, IL enJambe Ia barrie
re de 10 pieds qui entoure la prison,
ct an rislue de 81 casser lie cou met
cette barriere entire lul ct lie sheriff
epcrdu.
Hatons nous d%'ajoutcr que ses
heures de liberte turent courtes, IL
tut repris ct m9dite, Ell &c moment,
d rombre ct au trais SUI lie pen de
success de soh escapade.
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La LOi du Dimanche.

Depuis que la Chambre DIES Re
preSentants de la Louisiana Il ac,
cuellIi ACKNOWLEDGMENT un projet de
lol dc>tin6 4 faire fermer tous les
Establishments pnblics ct de com
merce lie dimancle, nous n'enten-
dons parler que lie celia.
VOLTA lie pays lie la liberte pour
tOus. Va te faire Ian laire!
Les yankees puritains vont-ilS
blentOt nous enregimenter CONNIE
DIES Prussiens Sill est bon pour
DIES go~uvernants de plendre DIES
measures pour sauvegarder les inte-
rets DIES employees de commerce ct
des ouvriers f; de forcer les patrons
q leur bonner un jour de repos par
semaine, il est injuste, Unique ct
digne DIES temps barbares d'obliger
un commercials: a fermer sd BOUT
que lie dimanche, d'emp6cher de
TRAVELLER un ouvrier qui Il besoin
de vivre.
Que Ton exige du patron TN jour
de liberte par semaine pour les gems
qu'ils emploient, celia Sc comprend,
lie travailleur a besoin de ce Jour de
repos, mails pourquoi imposer lie di
manche, plut6t que tout autrc jour
de la semaine?
ii est prouve que dams les villes
OIL sc p%ratique la loi du dimancle,
il eXiste, malgre la fermeture DIES
bars ct saloons, plus a'ivrognes que
p%artout ailleurs.
Ill est 4 s~Oulaiter que lie S&nat
tralte CONNIE ellie lie merite cette loi
rldlcule ct fasse DIES cocottes en- pa
pier avec lie projet accept6 par les
representants. Autrement, rayez
ce mot plus grand que lie monde.
aspire par tous depuis quill existe !:
liberte !-1ndfpenaant.
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EXCURSIONS. - Dimanche pro-
chain, Ii JUN, une excursion parti
Ia de la Nouyelle-O Orleans sous les
auspices de la "SOuthern Mutual
Benevolent Association" ct Sc rem
dra Il ThibodauX.
Une autre excursion partira DIAL
ger le dimanche 20 de &c mois. sous
les auspices de la "WOrkingmen'S
Union Benevolent Association,
pour sc rendre aussi i ThibOdauX.
Nous esp6rons que ces h0tes DUN
jour apprendront ii aimer notre vii
lie. Nous sommeS surs d'avance que
F0n fera tout ce qui est faisable
pour leur rendre leur court sejOur
agreeable
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AlleZ vOir 81 vOus yOulez rire.

Deux heures de splendide amuse-
ment Sont guarantees d tous ceux
qu', lundi proclaim, Sc rendront lie
soir a la sale DIES Pompiers. LIE
Prof Brewer y donnera une soiree
d'elocution dams des sujets conf
4ues, dramatiques ct tragiques.
La reputation que la presse u fai-
te au professeur Brewer, nous don
ne la plus grande envie de lie voir
ct de rentendre, ct nous croyons
quill y aura une foule lundi soir
dams la sale quill "a choisie pour sa
representation.
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LIE Bayou baisse rapidement,
mails la pluie, qu'on appelait a
grands Girls il y a quelques semaines,
tombe, tombe ct men finit plus. Les
chemins cOmmencent d devcnir diff.
ticiles pour he pas dire impratica-
bleS, rherbe envalit les reeoites en-
retard ; enfin lie cri general est !:
trop de pluie, trop de pluie! Dams
quelqueS SemaineS nous entendrOns
peut-Gtre dire: trop de sec, trop de
sec! AinSi va lie monde.
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Je trouve dams un journal lie
Boston Post, qu'on envoie reguliere.
ment 4 Jefferson Davis les copies
du "CongressioDal Record II me
semble que c'est inhiger a rillustre
vieillard une bien cruelle torture
a moins quill fasse CONNIE moi,
Costa dire, quill evite soigneuse-
ment de les lire.
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Une regrettable atfaire s'est pas
see, il Y il quelques jours, i bOrd
du "Parnellr: NM. =. Hogan ct
Hubbrell, les constructors de ce
bateau, travaillaient tOuS les deux
sur lie pont, %lorsque, 4 la suite dune
alteration, p. Hogan frappa son
compasnon, d la tete, dun coup de
marteau qui retendit raide a SEES
pleds sans connaissance. La bles-
sue, qui paraiSsait devoir ttre IA
tale, Ma pas toute ia gravit6 que
ron croyait. quoiqu'il solt fort diff
ellie den predire les suites. Mr..
Hubbrell. qui est un vieillard de
90 a 20 ans, Il pu gutter ThibodanX
ave- l'aide de son fills, pour aller
Sc taire S0igneg dams sd tami!le. On
ne Saurait trop deplorer de tells
acteS, Qul accusent, chez leurS au-
teurS, un manqne absolu de contr0-
lie u DIES passions tr0p yiolentes.
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MARRIAGE. = Mercredi dernier,
Mr.. +. =. Wadswortl de Patter
sonville, par"isse St. Mary, a etc
marie a Mile Lydia Bergeron de
ThibOdauX.
lmme,liatement apres la cGrGmo-
HE, qni Il en- lieu a reglise St. 10
seph, les nouveaux epoux sont par
tbs pour leur futur delneure Il Pat
terSOnville.
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ATTENTION ct ne dormez Que

ATTENTION ct ne dormez que
DUN CELL vous tous Gui avez quel-
que chose a voler dams la bonnie
vile de Thibodaux. L'auteur pre-
sumo DIES vols commits d%erniere-
ment, a etc mis- hors de cause par
lie grand juri qui ma pas trouve de
preuveS Suf1iSanteS.
Nous devons nous attendrc, sous
peu, a une nOuvelle serie de me.
fats, a moins, CONNIE ie vous lie
c%Onseillc, d'avoir l'9il ouvert.
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NOUVELLES

NENTE DUN CAFE LIE Grail
road Exchange devient, pour une
motto, la %rropriet6 de Mr.. Arthur
Boudreaux. &c cafe, que patroni.
sent d6ja de nombreux clients, ne
peut manqner de continuer a pros
perez sous lllabile direction de ses
proprietaires: j. n. Wright ct A.
BOudreaux.
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DIVORCE.-Il dot paraitre an

DIvoRCE.-Il dot paraitre au-
jourd'hui, vendredi, devant la cour,
II affairc Ell divorce qui paSsionne
passablement lc public. Nous he
pouvons ct lie voulons pas taire de
conJectures, mails, In semaine pro-
cnal1e, nous pOurfOnS METRE nos
lecteur5 al courant de cette triSte
affaire.
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DECES.-Au moment de METRE
sous preSSe, nous apprenOns que MIR
Charles Triche est decide jeudl
dernier, a Paincourtville, a rage
de 9S ans ct 10 mois. a Get age on
he doit plus guere regretter rexis-
tence.
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NOTICE..

Local Directors and the public generally,
are respectfully requested to report TO the
superintendent Of schools of the parish Of La
fonrche. any delinquency on the part of any
teacher in the employ of the Board.
nv order Of the Parish Board of School Di
OF tir parish of Lafonrehe.
TAOMAS 4. BADEAUX.
Parish Superintendent
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TAR
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Aparient

an elegant eificacious,
peasant aperient III
the form Of a powder.
producing when dis
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liiarating. Effrrvr.,.
cent Dranght. recon-
mended by our best
Physicians as a reliable
and agreeable remedy.
1t cures ~Constipation,
cures Indigestion. GU
res Dyspepsia, cures
Piles, cures Heart burn
cnres1 Sick Headache.
cures Liver Complaint,
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Ees3s ALI;

Ore first class combination safe for sa'e 8!
ieet ilatI : 1eet wade Arpl, for inturMa
tlnn al The SENTINEL Office, or t. Thos. lie
Blanc kaceald La.
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NOTICE..

TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS AGAINST PAR
lSti.
Ilicr" Is inone in li!e Parish Treasury to
pay. within tnlriy .Et,>. On prcs,ntation OF
warrants properly issued, all claims. duly
approved ani registered, from No. | 10 No.
80 lnclusively. r. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer.
Thibodanx, June 9Th, 1856.
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For Saie.

An eligible luu,e :nd lot. On st. PHILIP
street IL iHibooaeA. Apply To
l.. T.. CAILLOUET.
3tJeD IhibodauX. La.
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For Sale.

On easy terms, the large and commodious
residence OF j. Badcaux, on jackson street
eerner OF Rose, with flower and vegetable.
garden, stable. carriage house. and ali the ne
eessary out houses. Apply on the premises,
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MALuKUR CATTLE CASES.
All She Defendants Held 20 Answer.

All She Defendants Held 20 Answer.
Last Fridays Baker City tOregon)
Ssgebrush has the following:
On Wednesday Judge Smith closed the
last of the cattle cases which have occu-
pied his time for the past week. "A re-
sumo of the weeks proceedings are about
as follows: Andrew J. Whitley, after
full examination, as heretofore reported,
was held to answer to the Grand Jury in
$500 bonds. Ina second case he waived
examination and was held in $3.50 bail;
on . third examination, for threats
against the life Of N. H. A. Mason, he
was held in 81 900 bonds. Eden Meyers
waived examination in two cases and was
held in $3.50 bonds. Richard DeArmour
also waived and was held in $500 bail.
Geo. Owens was held, after waving, in
s4OO, and Willie Myers, after waving, in
$500. DeArmour and Willie Myers
have succeeded in getting bail, but the
rest of the defendants yet remain in Jail.
These cases have been watched with
eager interest by the stock raisers OF this
county, and Mr.. Mason's conscientious
prosecution in these cases is generally
commended. 1t now remains with the
Grand Jury to say whether these men
shall be tried for the crimes charged
against them, or released.
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H share Of the public patronage is sole
tied.
Paradise, New, Oct. 20, 1854. oSet
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Che Curt

HROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
~ OFFICIAL
IIiF TNAf GTRAL MEETING.
elN r., - tAcH DAY ,,.,.-..,.-,.,.
~eDf. ~ RlDAi. sept 10.
FIRST HACE At = O'CLOCK EACH pay.
H. .. MCINTYRE Secretary.
ONLY DIRECT ROUTES
THE CULVER ROUTE From loot o, wlitehall..'
erlullu, AID elevated RAILROADS, every 50 minutes ID minutes
plsl tAe even hour AMI iaii lonrI
roNG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Special race f.4n- leave East 3tt- II 20 a. m II 90
CULVER, PROSPECT PARK AID CoNEY ISLAND
berot, @tnave anl 2Dti-st. ~, -, , .,
fiom fr ipn. Catiarinc. WALL south and HamItonavc
Ferries anu last lavcr Bridge
long ISLAND RAILROAD
Special race trains leave FltDnsiave 20 A. M I-,zn
4-i'' AZ 49, w.. -. .', IA 49,. -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Aue-,ro1 Let. sue over any of the foregoing routes
viii .cerp- The return over any OF the same routes
without extra cha or exchange oi ticket
spe al direct train Manhattan Beach and sheepsAed
Bay w.ll leave dee track 20 close oi races
pRlGHION BEACH RACES.
ID MONDAY. SEPTEMBER G.,,-
BENEFIT up Tuf CHARLESTON - FFEktRS.
H. ROBINSON, President
JAS. MCGOWAN secretary.
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
X ..,,,Au ITMN MEETING. l9T95 ,:r-sr %
AND EVERY TUESDAY . -,
~ 40 - - t,ihr9fti'f'v n > O'CLOCK.
LEONARD ". JEROME, President
:. c.. X. LAWEENCl.. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

sre a direct train for Manhattan Beach and sheepsAeAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
Daurins Arahemiss.
Bee Cream

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. $50 Broadway
L and l,4o5 Broadway. NewYOrk
fanlhet srpDlicd Outof-t a speciality
csNouaA bricks or restauraAts fairs.
Telephone. <2o xlst-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

EDTCATION-FIRS CLASS SCHOOL for
l. Young LADIES.
tSUSSEX SQUARE. BkIGHlON
~I~~FN. ENGLAND
MISS FANNY EDWARDS
s now II America AM Will return % New OK lnt 'tcoI
september leave N the Ffrllla on i- u
Letter. addressed Hotel Brunswick Nr"-l oA Wiz NC
Immediately forwarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

pRlGHION BEACH RACES.
ID MONDAY. SEPTEMBER y ..
BENEFIT up Tut fHAkLt-IoN - ~ Ehf.h9.
Adnlls- .on Grant slant -. fl,d stand - cents
j.. ROBIN son, President
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-01

parade, last Saturday afternoon,
which was to have taken place, ac-
cording to the published official pro-
gramme, on the Makiki recreation
ground. Scores of people went out
10 the locality indicated, for the
purpose of witnessing the maneuvers,
and were disappointed They after
wards learnt that the affair had come
off at Palace Square. If the change
had been decided upon in time, and
the information communicated to the
daily papers, the public would have
been apprized of the fact, and no
disappointment would have resulted.
If only resolved upon at the last
moment, there was no sufficient
reason given why any change should
have been made, under the circum-
stances. Our reason for referring
to the matter at this late day, is to
impress the importance of avoiding
similar thoughtlessness in the future.