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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
xxKrsG A LEGISLATURE WEARY.
rxE Axw.ySasEx REPRESENTATIVES, LooKEpTN
ro1 rwxxry-sEvEH HOURS PUBLIC
DEMAND roR ADJOURNMENT

DEMAND tOh ADjOUhNmE6I'
Trenton, n j., March SILT Speaker Huaspeeh' was
intent upon making tho House Of Assembly Disguised
win Itself and legislation, he succeeded when he locked
them ND for twsnty-seven hours last week Tho Dem
soraHc nsmbsss 10 b true retained strength enough
TO pass ne Redistricting bl; but hey broke upon
the Harrison and Kcarny Consolidation sct and they
Shaved no spsrft courage thereafter Several mem
bora sss really 81 from long confinement IN the
Yctsunsd Atmosphere Of the House without proper
food. however hbesal tia fluids may have eeen.
Thers Il . very exsnest demand ON AL sides that
tho Isgslssuse nan adisnrnss-A weak fsorn uszt
Fr6ay IL ts asy generally set and Deanocyatic
politicians can SOC no for proloagng The session
beyond thst tina. There arc several political hfls,
but the Jersey CITY charter is the only ono Of these
thss d Of any Importance OF other measures there
Is BallotRefom act which win be passed BY the
ssnsts In few days, the Railrosd Commission bfls
whseh some Senators are making vigorous endeayer
to smsther IN committee and the Newark wster Bonds
bin Tho city has agreed to make contract with
ne Lehigh Valley Company for 90. 100000. and the
addsHnnl bonds arc TO BE- issued for this purpoee
Tho Direct Tsx bill causes much feeling throughout
ne 6tGto. It k admitted that tho measure Tor tax
Of three quarters Of mill is he manly way OF meet
ssfy: but il Is cfsimcd thas economy and . slight
rsvsiop Of TIE appropriations would enable the state
10 Set hsough the year without serious difficulty
~ project 10 extend the wharf line Of the
Hudson County water front to deep water but there
seems 70 bo 90 doubt that the measure VIII be pushed
S y on aDs a Se have SS
gwen II the wharf lire had been extended before the
Ersnts were made and 10 Is proposed that the acb
sxssecing The wharf line shsn BE- amended 50 - 70
fhe property by legislation which may Involve the
Stats IN difficulty and expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
K1LLRn nY ~ ENoRM0us WYE.

me British bark st. Andrews in getting under wsy
from the Downs on February Loaf her anchor and fifteen
fathoms Of chain This mlshsp only the beginning Of
troubles which Lasted throughout her voyage On March
when IN latitude % 80. longitude SO. In sudden sQua
accompanied By heavy sea- her forcmnsthsad, with
everything attached. carried away and it was found
necessary 70 keep tho vessel before the wind proven.
further destruction. Then followed series Of storms and
sses with tho inevitable high seas with which the vessel
bstsed CALAMITY, but lost during e fight her topmast
backstsy and Of her main rigging. On March 2l
struck b. tremendous wave ard badly injured that no
dled shertly sftarward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR ~ HoURa
WASHINGTON, March SIS p. m.-Tor ew.EnglAnd and
Eastern NswYork rain, southefy winds high on
the coast
land rain slightly warmer
For virginia and the CAroinas fAir slightly warmer fol-
lowed Monday night by light rain cooler.
For Georgia Alabama and MissssippL RAIN preceded By
fair on the coast; eighty cooler.
For Florida tar followed by hight in Western Florida
stationary temperature.
For LousAnS Texas and Arkansas fair preceded
by light ran in aud Louisiana slightly cooler
For Tennessee Kentucky Ohio, West virginia Western
Pennsylvania and western NewYoTk rain slightly cooler
For Indiana and Illinois, light rain followed in Illinois By
lair, slightly cooler
For Michigan and wisconsin fair preceded by light rain
yor Minnesota and Dakota fair followed In Minnesota by
light rain warmer
For Iowa Nebraska and Missouri fair slightly cooler
FOR Kansas and Colorado fsr; slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
BAsEBALI CANES DECLARED OFF
mn SNOW RESPONSIBLE FOR MUCH DIsAP:
roINTmExT-wARD YET IN DOUBT.

eso" .sror 0i'D ADi1s ~"
PoINTMEgT-wARD YET IN DOUBT.
Yesterdays snoWstorm PINT temporary sbop 20
toa>bal IN this neighboraood Marchs lion-like
z.,<@ ..h.., ..s AZ. ,.,,1.v,.,+ y, All tlA oamas
'sinx caueoo .ne p'stponomos !. A. .o =,
s,nsauied nor Yesterday ana the aoshuonmehs VI
xspso 70 have been played to-day. 1t is hoped That
Nss games can be resumed tomorrow, but even this
4. sausft,t "a tta 60, has left the various hall
,s .s - x $500 ss.,.- y $500, tha
Brooklyn and Rcse I'm College mines ore scheduled
IA raw a. Esa,,jugop pa ht Tyess6enA Ryrne said
est msns toss no oouoseo mich whetoer the srounus
could be rot IN shape for the game He suggests that
= = i. :. !, 80 800 30
= "a oSSa nss - AsAnGeon PARK scVcrai h"nnEou
people wsnt 70 RAsssood Park yesterday, foolishiy
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wHEopopE G. vEnMmYEA.

Theodore @. Vefrilyea, we-fnoWn staten islsnd
lawyer died yesterday at his home In Tompkinsye from
pneumonia Mr. verzailyea, who was thIry-sh years
cid was born in stsDIeton and had been member OF the
Richmond County Bar Association Tor many years AZ
the tlms Of his death he counsel to the Richmond
County Board Of Supervisors and recently was appea
yneiye, NJ ta staten Island Belt Railroad Company
M yernilyea was Democrat and took an active part IN
politics He leaves a widow and ons ehnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
nI0F.HoRers fN fTNE CONDITION.

MAJOR Thomas arrived ~ jersey City on Saturday
night with HIS raee horses which are % be sofa oy
William Eesten = yfftyeishthsE and ssyenshsye, on
"wednesday me suiEais were taken TO the seove
stables yesterday morning, and during the GAY many
intending purchasers locked than NO horses eoua
possibly look IN better kealsh ana not scratch OF
bienish visible % any Of them. Ths Msos ssiai
phcy viii b AZ 70 race n shout tsee weeks. and many
q the~ which are entered IN the neassson euEht %
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CORNELIUS Q. poIoE.

Cornelius O. Boiee only son OF the iate Cornelius
goice, Of Pfsinneld N. J.. died at his hsne No. 40
Degraw.st., Brooklyn, Friday night Of pnsnmonl1.
He ives forty years old and prior 70 his removal nom
PisinSsd was prominent In his lodge Of Junior Aners
can 1feehsotes ana was sesious Odd Fellow. The
funeral viii be held at the homo Of his mother Mrs
ssssh A. polce No 70 East yrontst, Psinaeid, 70
Norfov sftarnoon &C o'eisek
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beth his legs wesp crushed Hs father says that Us
cntfd was runnfng eczsss the street 70 meet him.
GoeB was held BY Justice Gor7nsn for examination.
James Fox. who drove against Kate Van Dyke souF.
teen years old, Of No. wedt Fiftysfres.st with a
horse attached 30 coupe. knocking her down and cut
ting cash IN her scalp. was also- held for examination.
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CHE PEYToN HANDICAP. ONE nj


Appended win BE- seen the entries and weights for
the Congressional and National handlcaps and the
senate steepechass handicap to be at the coming
meeting Of the National Jockey Club at wsshington
THE CONGRESSIONAL HANDICAP. ONE NILE.
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TuoMAs RIeBY,

Nsworesns, March si.-rhomas Rigby one OF ths
sealtless iasn in this city, end for many years toe
prssdsus Of hs yisksburg ard Meridian Railroad Com
pany aied to-day ~ the ago OF ninety years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
t1rrfrrwANr COLONEL p n ALEXANDER.

Los Angeles. Gal, March 3i.-Leutonantc Colonel
Richard a. Alexander until recently medical director
Of the Department Of Arizona, died hsre last night
Tbe dead man was The son Of General r. B. Alexander.
He was born IN Illinois and entered tho army froIp
Kentucky. The fuperal WIZ be conducted vita MILL
farY honors on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01

stznd COED thames Of winnine that valuable staksr
me uaisefs oppressed themselves being highly pleased
with The raciaelns loOts and condition Of the annsIs
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rnR REV nR. IoHN gPAuLpINO.

The Rev. Dr. John spaulding died on SATURDAY ~
q p m. at his home No. 346 West Twenty esghth.st
He was born in Mason, N. H., in 1890. His fatner
was farmer in comfortable circumstances. but there
were eleven children in tho family and John vas
left to shift for himself at an carly aga. He worried
on farm until he was eighteen years old, and then
entered the Andover Theological Seminary. On
enterng the ministry he was settled over
congregation In PEORIA III, and afterward had charge
of q church In Cincinnati. HIS first wife was Olive
Catherine Butterneld Kendall. whom he mar
RED in early life. She died several
years ago. He had no children. Many years ago DO
retired from the ministry. but continued sodyo In
church work IN conDeolon with the Fourth Presbyte-
Ran Church In West Thirty foufthst.. where h& fnfe
RAJ VIII tajse place tomorrow the pastor, the Rev
Dr. J. n. Kerr, and other elergymen onidadng He
as for many years secretary OF the eeemang Friend
society and member Of the Obi Alpha association OF
Presbytsrt elergymen. HIS second Wifo ord on
January 10. His grief at this occurrence and close
eppoaon In settling the affairs Of her estate and his
own weakened his constitution: and throe weeks ago
he was attacked with bronchial asthma which caused
hAs death. brother and . sister survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
WEIeazs ZOE sPRING RzxpIoAp&

Tho following weights have been assigned for tho
Rancocas and Peyton Handicaps TO be run a. the
spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club
THE RANCocAS HANDICAP ONE MILE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01

me temperature ranged between $40 and ne
average 1897 being $50 lower than the corresponding
day last year. and 6aso higher than on Saturday
In and near this city to-day there win probably -
warmer, threatening weather.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
n f scuss, ~ s., ,,1ss4ssIasunI

THsun ovyicx April i.-l q rn.--The baromsfer fell
steadily yestsrdAy eIeady ses and little Snow is the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-11

Lundi pfochain. lrs. membres. d..
u Convention da1AIpzess~ arrive
roat . ThiboasSs, - ca memo
jour, commrneeron, lssk trav.ux.
Par lee Meaeessms ~ nous
envoyons lt6tfalsm-nta kfous MOI
sbo"nes ct I toss lei f6aid~nt. d.
Ia vile ct sles ensiress % peut d's
vance SO faire ane i.l4s d. l'interet
qoi <sttsch" { critic r<uaiou sie per.
sonuex d'tlite venues de toxs les
cotts de pEtat It quis ~ 'rsndi9nt
counpte excitement de nos ressour-
ces, de nos aptitudss ct dc notre
initiative. .-..-s
IL y aura IL cote serieux ct r.
cote agreeable pendant les qneiques
jours que dnrera |. Convention.
Une excnrSion lie ThiboAaux <, au
Cutoff aura lieii sur IL steamboat
LafOu,che. Tous nos visiteurs
pOurrOut alorS So ,enbre compile G-
&c fa''e4rp j'appe!leraj. ,resque .u"e
sing"Iar.te: C'e>t que ,lep"is Don
aldscnv'IIe jnsqu'au Cut-Off. IL
0ayon LafOnrche seinble tenir IL
miIiru IT fare Ia separation de dvmx
" - 49, 49, ~
immenses rues PARALLELS ct Dor
ders DE- chaque cote d~'huinhlrs .ha-
bitatio"s. sle RESIDENCES spleudides
DE- mo'irstrs COZ u ges, de chaIets
elegan's, dc champs de- cannes a
suc'e a perte vu-, dc rizieres, lie
mod~stes It n~od,bresx chhmus ae
pOmmes de t.'rr, d'ognons, T'oran-
ge'ies. etc, etc. ,Le k;Qut fais.nt,
4 cause lie c-tte div.rsit6 de recol
tes, de uotrr con,rer une DIES pins
prosperes 4ui existent.
Nous ne vouions pas rtrop nous
etendre, quaint a p,esent, u CT
snjer, v0uIant laissrr a nos con
ireres de quo' glaner quaud lis wont
>enir patmi nous.
- 81 r. - aL ra&- SO &sEL
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rous cenx qui ont c1nr 10 sue
..aA,s Convention de Ia Presse,
-; doit avoir lien lundi, Thibo-
1.,x. euvoient lrurs meiIleurs re-
..,rspnD, Its 4 MIR. Junius Harte.
osi . genereusrment ct gratuite.
,,pnt otfrrt III, piano pour lea be-
,oios de- la partie musicale de Ia
fetc.
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Mr.. Il. Terrpau Il Unstable pres de
rh;bvhanx, sur la residence de
Mme. GOode, une machine a scler
Il bois lie chantfage.
u est tue>.pr"bable que son chan
ter srra ties favoris6 par lea me
u.geres; qui n'au,ont qua donner
lee dimensions lie leurs tousneanx
:. s4yi,eront aiusi l'ennui de iaire
oourir apres DIES scieurs plus v"la-
,es ct plus variables que les vents.
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LOCALES,

u. .at en- train dc peintsriursr y
-. is Thlbodaux. Teste. 'une
f.....de d'a,,istes improvisess cot
4, hesogne ct lie r6suItat Ne
...eoer d's,rs simon etouhsnt, du
10. agreeable. ct jeter uAe note
..;a dams le paysage. 4G
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LIE collector de- taxes pour tn
naroisse Lafourche Prevent les
mutribuables QUE Ia liste des de-
Iipouants sera publiee vrrs le mi
lien Lu mois de d,ai, CONNIE. Ia loi
ls requiert. Si.6t Ia publication
faitp. les retardataires aurOnt q
usytr DIES f, ais quill leur serait ia
c;le d'eyitpr en- venant DIES mainte.
uant rfgler lie montant de leurs
taxes.
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p IL =. -
EXCURSION. -L'rxcursion de Y.
II. b. A',ldsIs .Kouytlle Or a's,
a ThHbods"x, a eu lieu dima"che
defidef,, 'mu grand Commencement
des exeursio"nistes ct des. nom.
breux amis qu'ila COMPETENT parmi
La SENTlN4LLE de HAibodaux,
leur eh>oie SIS renerciements
pour la selenaQe dout ellie p @te
gra,i6te4 $I(l|tItt :
Lesl9 deAce mois, dine antre sxs
earsion dvit nous venir de Ia Nou.
velle Orleans, cslfne 's.u.st une
dams IL mois de JUN.
% "a a.. - 80 ~. 81
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vendredi deriiier nv mouvean
steamboat, I- "BrIgrade'', est arria
Vi dams uotra port. T r,
Son propri6'aire, Mr.. l.. F.
Schneider, Sc propose de le consar
cror reimbursement an commerce
do bayou Lafou.che.
Sa construction lni permet de
uavigu~r dansla saison des seanx
basses ce 4ui lui assure une Glen
tele nombreuse IT quantit6 de fret.
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BAGONOviCn, JaeSh-A cor.
tain tract Of land situated on
the right bapk Of bayou La
teure6s, abooG = uoDos bslow |,
Thibodaux, nsisuring S NJ. |
pouto more ~ Ieee...........e = - ID |
COuLON, ArtAsr-Qne-Qsarter !
lot r parcel Of lard. lower
oatskirts Of Thsboda6x ....:. $50 % AIS
FAL0UUT, E md MOTARD,
L. D.-J6 aeree u lanA stu
stsaon lagos olae, bsnoded
By lands Of I. w. Blake sud
A. Observation-Disclosures. l25 90 36s
HOfARD. z. W.-So .eevs Of
land ON bayou Hjue, and
bousded ~ lands 81, A. Bou.
dreaux and A. Chsuvin .,.... q % .15
NARTIE, Rodolph-4o seres Of
lanA, left bank of bayou La
foprche, about II miles below
Thibojaux, AMI bounded BY
lands of N. WE'LL, u. Dupuy
aud A. Legendro ...... ...... 40 % 10 ~
RANDALL. Bsnismiu 207
acrcs Of land NJ Vacherie Du-
aisLdvaadsis, -. Is. II.
To- " ll1
REESE. Margaret Nrs. - j5e
9l-l00 acres Of land. Ieit hank
of bayou LAfourchs. beiug
|. } Of 4 l go S. E3stN W
ard { and n " ofaei<.
zee 1, " offs " sssS, So
.asd 8 z / ssAIW tA.a Sc .
| AofaWA n sse4AM y :
= - Z !.
Ss.ssssIe.1t.ss!si. -
\ 81 q: :A'.: . y.
! R0Uss1AN. A.eVp4ot1 IT e.
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C'est jeudi proclaim ,le ,aai, 1889;
que Mgr. Ja"sseas, ssrchrs6que dc
II NOuvelle Orleans dot venlr id.
miuistr1r h sacrement de cont :ma
ton d Thib0daitx, en- regliss st.
Joseph.
Depuis ~plusieurs apn6es dejA
nous n'avons eq II visite du premier
prelat de notre 'liocee4 dn 'noins
pour le but que nous venons de
otter, Dc sorte que des centaines de
jeunes gens participeront 1 cette
int6, essante cer6mouie.
Plusieurs jours de retIaite pre-.
c3deront Ia confirmation.
II nous est dit que Ie meme jour
Mgr. JanDssens a~ss,sters 4 uu III.
per dOun6 par II Brsnche st. Char.
les, NJ. $50 e. X. .. A. Sa Gran.
deur est un dee dig~nitaires do cot
ordre on de cetts association, com.
on voudra. ct l'on tent d houueur
do Ia voir presides H. auniver.
sairs de Ia formation De IL Branche
st. Charles, No. $3.50 y. K. O. A., .
ThiOoJaux. 81
La Brauche st. Charles No. 1856,
est florissante ct fait h plus grand
honneur aux membres qui ont pris
rTuitistive dc II chose ct qui se
sout toojoors INQUIRIES \ L. peine.
L'archev6qne ssra toujours le
bienvenu parmi les c. K..O. A. 90,
sout henreux ct 6srs do 10 compter
~ nombre de leurs OFFICERS.
Ia marquee Fleur de. Pech9, .en
descendant dc voitare, ~ Bots,
tonbe 81 mslheareosemeut qufell>
se bleese 4 h jamie. A ~'+'
Aussi,ot reutres sAss ellie, 6lte
fait veuir le docteur en- faveettssaut
ommoireneht de:sAs 0lnn.sstake
| 7Ol xous ssese yeas lssesses' ~
demaude celpi q, eee-se! pFss q
! rlxssssxss
Mob, r6pssd' ~ assqssses>a
vemeut, .e,est psas % Cssee0
Ast ttl.. EAs:sFS.9| sSs*s
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One me- saursit troy loser Fesprlt
Htsaalation qge ,senblest. poss6der
NOS prdpf36 S5rse It pcsSesse1rs
dimmedUasf*oa I'd ssssa~ M
'Testes 100 1T .tostes
nos harriAsee sRt .xex6tpusee. nen,.
veas pareeasrs sss.
biz. disIns nj ~ ch&ruaa,e asec II.
rerdurs ct ls& 6sara 1qpA 10 sp<isn
tenps- mona nstroie..i ,s..asst. &snp,
I'm penAssqqp.a Ill bsaseoonstraR' dr.,
p~oassieFs. s!0unswttenA xaisemssN.
de: jasrqs N j9urs sppaa6e o6le.te .yauii
dot ,desaltervs: nos. champs, non.
jardin~. ct surtent nous !debarrass~r,
liz cette maudit~ ~ponssiere 4eni pc
metre lNrtDut IT. fat en- anelques
ins:ants rpssemb leF tons les. .voya,
genrs en- autant de meuniers. NAL
blanchieS.
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Jeudi dernier a ru lieu, d Napo
leonviIle, la parade annuelle ieas
pompiers. Braucoup dc perSoniIes
6taient venues des envir0ns pOar
assister & Ia f1te. Les tr0is com.
pagnies, don't une composite de
gems de- couleur ct connue sous le
nom de "Bucket Brigade, ont pa
rsd6 q q"i mie"x mieux. &c qui .
6t6 tres remarque, nous dit:ou. c'est
ID raret6 des pom piers psoprcment
dit: La pompe y est, mais. cd sont
les pompiers!
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Nr. +. 0oua11, N6oinNa ss9 Il 81. 90.
Dear .irvI, tfke plesspxe il fpformiag
With Asthws for = gnumhsD1pf - years; has
sund inatsnt relief in your Anti-Astbma;ic
Powder and Mixture aud l gladly recom,send
i to any eqtsapg With -Asttnass a.d: cid
roa can rsess'r L hsr It SIS P.apiin. ST.:
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Article FIFTH.

The laid corporation shall have the right
TO make and use \ common seal, to sue Did
DO sued and legal process shall be served 0n
the president and In the event of his absence
from the parish where the Corporation il
d donstine m upon .,s the n= sscTsssry. no The s said Cor Cor.
vey, and mortgage, real and personal estate,
md shall have corporate existence for the
term and period of ninety mine years from
M after the date Of this Act.
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&
Mr.. Woods da bas Terrebouue, q
install6 une pornpe, sur 10 'bsyoa
Lsfourche, qui envoie dams le canal
M volume dean yEaiment reinar-
@uable. Cote eau servira & inon
der les rizieres qui longent 10 canal,
dit canal Terrebonne, ct qui ee
trouve en- &c moment 4 pleins bords.
&c quill ) a d'etonnaut dams rentre
prise de Mr.. Woods, Qai est M
grand planteur, c'est que son in
stallation eat tres simple ct dune
edicacit4 vraiment 6tonnsnte. Tuu-
te Ia machine :epose sur une barge
one ron peut deplacer q volont<.
Dams la mutt do mardi matip, I
mai, vers les g heures, u" inceudie
s'est declare dams Ia boulaugerie
De Mr.. J. Celestiu, situ6e sur II rue
Main, pres du Canal. La rOmpe
No. ], est arlivee premiere sur IL
lien du sinistre, 1t ensuite Ia pompe
AvapeSl de Ia Protector Go. Nc. 2
est venue METRE fin a la bataille.
Uue chose vraiment remarqua'
Die, c'est r%entrain, IL bon vouIoir,
Fhabilete ct lie sang froid dep!oy6a
par nos ponpirrs. Pas de broit ct
besuconp de besogne. IL est pres
que .ipc0mprehensible pour ceIal
90, e lendemain, voyait leo rainee
% Il boulaugerie do s'expls0nei
comment les batisses, environpan'
tss aysieut pu 6chsprer NJ dlen.-
lea degats, grace s nos ponesera,
sont peu ~importants compa.6s ssr'
seat { @ qu'ils auraient pm 0trs, q
e psenapts ct d'intelligents sesoure
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-11
ARTICLE FOURTH,

The busines affairs 81 said Corporation.
shall be generally administered by q Board
OF fve (5) Directors. Said Board to be elected
annually on the irs! Monday in March OF each
year, after III expiration Of the terms Of Of.
Ice hereinafter named. A failure to elect,
however, from any cause. shall not work a
forfeiture OF the Charter. but a second cleo
ton shall be called, and the old Board shal
continue in ofi1ceuntil the next election. A
plurality of4he vopes cast shall be suf1ciept
70 elect the Board. b Hoard Of pirectors
shall have Che powef TO all III ~vseahcies &C.
eject from their bodys.a President, 4 secrets
~ and . Treasurer, aRd. the said Directors
AID officers shall hold their ONCE until their
successors are duly elected and qualified. At
titled to one vote, TO be cay in person or by
proxy, and aa elections eha!l be BY ballot.
Until the first Monday in March lsg1, the
Bsard Of Directors shall conslet OF the follow
ing named persons J. =. LEVERT, LEONI-
DkS TROSCLA1R, EUGENE ROBICHACX.
EMILE MORvANT- and e. ID. WHITE and
the officers Of said Corporation, Curing the
term Of said Board aforesaid, shall be A. fol.
lows Z. D. WHITE, President, EU0ENE RO-
BECHACx. secrceery, and j. B. EkvERT,
TYAaa0r0f.
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CONVENTION D. LA PRESSK.-
Toutes les seanres trnues par Ia
convention dr. a.Messe serolrt pub
li4ues ct g%ratuites, ainsi que. X
concert qni aura. lien R'ardi, Il maj,
1889, a crtte OCCASION. - f.~,a.
Les danes, .ont surtQnt, sp&cia.
lemrBt ct c0r,lia1emsns invitees a
hohorc, Ia sale de-: leur presence.
Chez NJ. PrndLQmmp:
La file de- IL maisou lit. l.. jour
Hal . hauts yOix.. g..
"Nous arprenons 9ne triste non
velle. TUn'ienne homme de homne
camille, NJ. Troi. R,eiles, Went de
se brdler y cervelle. dams ,un bal"
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chef de fanine s"lennellement; il
falIait que reau tut bieD chaude!
:
Un liable chirurgien, le docteur
x a Gu DIES ma'henrs ayec les
femmes. Aussi n'est-il pas ton.
jours gallant avsc 10 ssexe.
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TAFT lpi dsma Y % Sc tqeuve ,le
ded.M DIS cores.
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le doctear en- bougspyapt. c'esgt
d'avoir servi & confectionuer ID
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