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PA7URAGE.

Cne Ma .nifiqne ct richie savane lie 500 az
penis. sltnte pres ltacetanl, est 4 la disposi-
iiOn de tous les cleveurs ct propriGtaireS
d'animanx. Pension par cl,eyal ou mul-t. 81
par mos; boeuf on vacle. - cts. gcnisse ct
sean, % cts. S'adrcsstrd
@, EPlNE
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Notice aux Con tribuables.

lie co!iectenr de taxes pour la vile de Thi
bodaux Prevent les contribuaLles que Ia
temps est expire ct que tous ceux qui YOU
dront s'eviter les trais feront bieu de vepir
regler an plus tot. J. AUSLET
COllecteur
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asE.

Tine gran'le quantitc de BARDEAUX, pre-
miefe qua'ite ct dtlivrts sur ie burd du BAYOU.
LafOurche il Thiholaux. Sa!resser Il Mr.. o.
l.. CARO. agent pour Mr.. jules iJ6chaux. on
aux bureatN lie liz SENTINELLE de Thibutlanx.
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Dimanche proclaim des courses
aorout lieu au "Tetrean's PARK"
Files nromettent d'etre ties lnte-
r~pSSantes.
Avis aux amateurs
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Mr.. Jos Thibodaux a, ces Jours
derniers, subj une operation ASSET
delicate q la NOnve)le Orleans.
Tn commencement d'hydropisIe
s'4tait declare chez lui. II nous est
reyenu venlrehi passe avec neil
leure apparence, ct avec lie prolet
hen arr6te de revenir i une NEIL
lenre Sante.
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Ia CATASTROPHE DE JEUN
SON.

~ NS 'Co YuCs4uCo sSuCS cuI.
vantes
Quebec est encore EN- plein drame.
A peine voyons.nous Ia moitl6 dn
quarter st. Sauveur sc relever de
la sanglante coniagration dn 1G
mai, qu'un autre malheur Went
s'abattre sur notIe vile. Nous We
mons d'assister, muets d'epouvante,
4 Pm de ces spasmes de Ii nature
en travail, don't Ia senle mention
glaze lie sang dams les veines ct
'end la marche de Fhomme inqniete.
lie vienx cap DiamaEt, derniere re-
liqne du Canada savage, Went de
rejeter me partie de sd carapace
CONNIE EN- 1911 ct en- 1862, ct lie
.tant a impitoyablement ecrase un
nombre, encore i~nd6termine a
rheure OH nous 6crivons, lie vies
hnmaines sous des milliers de ton
npanx de roclIes enormes, don't lie
%fantastique amoncellement nest
pas une simple leeon de geologic,
mais cnseigne en- meme temps COM
bien rhomme est petit ct impuis-
SAINT ,levant son cr6ateur.
LIS plus emonvantes pages du
roman trace par Ia plume Ia plus
habile ne sont rien a cote du drame
qui Went de SO jouer sur nos yeux
ct DIES scene navrantes qui ont
Snivi. Nous avons assist6, pen
dant toute une mutt don't In tenn
pete doublait encore Fhorrear, a
IN defile interminable de cadavres
ct de blesses qu'on vehaia deposer,
d mesure qu'on les retirait des de-
combres, sur dies tables dams les
bureaux de Ia Marine pour que les
parents pussent les reconnaitre ct
les reclamer.
C'est quelque chose d'inoabliable
que le spectacle de &c musee dior
reurs ct de donleurs, de ces rangees
T'asphixies, de mutil6s ct dago-
nisants resembles dams une pro-
miscuite bizarre, hom,hes, fem,Des
1T enfants. Les enfants snrtout!
pauvres petits etres, coDtortionnes,
raids par la mort, reunis jusqn'a
six sur me table, leur seule vue
arrachait les larmes.
An dehors, la q pleine de bru;ts
lamentables : le theatre du slDistre
convert de monde, les d%etlayeurs,
artilleurs de Ia garrison, soldats
de cavalerie, pompiers, citoyens,
~ouvriers, luttant d'activit6 devaut
une enterprise en- appareuce mex.
equitable, guides dams leurs p6ni-
bles fOuilles par les survivants du
quarter ct par les gemissementS
s%outerrains des mourants. Etre
enterr6 yif, c'est Ia mort Ia plus at
frense; ,cette seule idee revolts
rhumanite. Les instants 6taienl
done des siecles, ct cepeudant OF
savait quill. faudrait des j0urs e
pept 6tre DIES semaines pour fair'
J le d6blaiement. En- certainS en-
droits il tandra pratlquer des mine!
J pour 6carteler des blocs de roch,
de dimensions incroyables. Quel
!. les furent done les angoisses de !;
population pendant cette mutt d'hor
.1reurs, ct surtout lie ~desespoir de
info:tun6s suryivants & la recher
che d'etre ch6ris! Qnant a Eag0ni
des victimes, ny songeons pas ;
! NY u pas de mots pour en- redir
3 'atrocite!
HER matin, quand IL jour
: 6clair6 les lieux, ct 4 mesure quo
: put avoir une vue plus nette de
t objets. des ctis d'horreuss sell
weren't de toutes les bouches. De
milliers de personnes sont alice
pendant toute la jOurnee scontem
= pier cetta scene desol6e du hat
des Glacis de Ia citadelle ct d
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AVENDasE.

1000 BHIQtES de premiere qua:ite sont
a vendle par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur lie
Bayou Lafnu'clc. pies lie Canal Haran.. La
livraison Spra taite sur le borl du bp you 81 on
lie demande. PrIX: $500 lie MILLER.
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NOTICE.

Tn monsieur dun certain age bien e;6ve ct
Fun commerce agreeable. p~ossedant Ell outIe
dies conuaissnnces pratiques tres-etenlnes en-
lmatiere dc jardinasc, acrepterait dams upe
fanille GU SUR une plantation Femploi d. Jar
DINER. II ne parle que te trancais.
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Mons avOnS wi aNec 10 P'"S
grand plaisir nos amis K. T. OAR
dom IT. Lalande de Raceland' ell
visite temporaire a Thiboda"x.
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VOICE.

Mr.. Wilfrid Debate Sc met i Ia disposition.
lies aujOurd'hn de ses clients ct dc ses amis.
SEES grands travaux de plantations sont fms
ct il est pref a rtpondrc All premier appel qui
lui sera fait pour tout Ouvr.ge de maconnerie.
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NOlJVELLES LOCALES.

Auiourd'hul samedi, ct dimanche,
,ne foire doit avolr lieu 4 Houma.
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Les funersilles du Rev. Cypr,en
Venissat cure de Labadieville, ont
en- lieu vendredi dernier i II hen.
res au milieu dun concours I'M
mense de tideles ct d'amis don't la
Motto MA pu trouver place dams
Nglise St. Philomene que le digne
defnnt desservait depuis, 46 ans.
L'oficiant etait le Rev. Durel, on
nombreux clerg6 assistant aux oh.
aeques.
lie temps ct respace nous man
que pour lonner de la c6remonie
M compile rendu complet. Nous
nous Reservoirs pour uotre prochaln
num6to.
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
H(ITEL DEiS ~ETRANGERS

E~ncoignure des rues Green ct ThibOdaux.
Mr.. Thomas AlSerti PREVENT ses amie
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de nou
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
tout ceux Jul voudront I'honuoe
rer de leur cOufiance
Repas atOute heurc de la ,ournee ct su
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 henr+s du matin ipouv
%d6ieuner ct Il 4 heuresdl s0ir pt ur diner.
Chambres commOL es ct bien garnies:
PRIX MODERES.
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DECES-SAmedi dernier, % o..
tobre, 1889, Mr.. Adolphe j. Perrin
rendait son anne q Dieu, 4 Page &c
80 ans, 2 mois et2 jours.
Les funerailles ont Gu lien lie len
demain en- reglise st. Joseph a
Thibodaux.
La mort de Mr.. AL. J. Perrin a
iet6 sur tOute nOtre Vile uu voile
de denil ct Gle trist~sse. 81 fin
pOurtant etait prevue a depuis
plus dun an il etait confine dams
81 chambre, Oh Ie retenait IL para
lysie; mas lestime generate qni
entoure IA faDille, ct les souvenirs
Qua laisSes parmi nous son defiant
IT regrett6 pete a. Perrin, font de
cette mort une calamite ~ressentie
par la majeur partie &c n0tre popu-
Iation.
Jeudi 3 Octobre 1889 a o:1O heu-
res du matin. est decide le Rev.
Cyprien Venissat age de IS ans
ct cure de LabaGiev,lle, Line.
Les ob>eques ont eu lieu lie lende-
main. vendreli, i IL heures, Ell
l'eglise Ste. Philomene, a Labadie-
vile. Tn ncmbreux clerg6 assis-
TAFT aux funerallles ct les patois-
stems venus de tous c0tGs, lie
p%ouvaient trouver place dams
leglise.
Beaucoup de nos concitoyens
apprendront avec peine Ia mort du
Capt. UIysse Terrebonpe bien con
nn parmi nous. Cest mercredi
dernier, 9 octobre quill est mort, q
la Nouvelle Orleans a rage de GO
ans ct 6 mo;s.
- M
Mr. l.. p. GRATTET, Houma.E
Notre mannscrit arrjve I'm peiu tard
go nest que In semaine prochaine
one nous pourrOns en- prendre con.
"aissance ct agir d'apres vos inten.
lions. Merci. f8 Elf}
Mons venOns de recevoir de la
Nonvelle Orleans une photogra-
phie representant. une machine pa.
tentee pour rarret ct la mise en-
movement des chars urbains. Mons
sOmmes on me peut plus satisfaits
du success de Mr.. j. Pigrenet, Pin.
v%enteur de la susdite machine, et
nous esperons cordialement qu'il
men restera par Ia.
M
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La derniere excursion nous a
amen6 de Ia NOuvelle Orleans beau
coup de figures de commissioners
entire autreS NM. Manad6 ct sa
dame, P. \. Alcoin, ct lie Capt.
HOtard.
Mr.. Drury, rediteur du Mystic
lie ct representant du Times DEM
osa at, nous a aussi rendu visite.
Nos remerciements 4 la bande
de musiQue qui a honor6 Ia SENTI-
NELLIE dune senerade fort appre-
ciee. ~ 1885,. 5# ita 3sa.
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LENFANT MERvEILLEUX-NOus
he sanrions METRE trop en- garde
nos lecteurs contre rengouement
qui semble s'6tre empar6 de Ger
taines personnes credules sur les
propriet@s curatives dune espece
de petit phenomena qui reside a
Donaldsonville ct qui pretend que
rir avec sd salive toutas les mala-
dies i~maginables. II est prouve
quill ny IA en- toni celia que charla-
tanisme DUN cote ct betise dun
autre. Les jOurnaux ont assez
fait lie jour u l'affaire pour que
nous pensions devoir nous Ell taire.
Ii est vraiment extraordinarily que,
de notre temps ct avec les moyens
d'instructions mis- a Ia portGe lie
tous, on puisse encore accorder Ia
moinlre confiance a des pratiqnes
, qui seraient arr6tecS immediate.
ment. dams certains pays civilises,
par la police.
VOICI L'HIvER.-La saisOn frOi.
de Va bient0t arriver ct, avec la
bise cruelle, Sc fera sentir le besoin
de ca!oriferes, de stoves, etc, etc.
A tous ceux Qui nous lisent, nous
dirons: adressez.v ous & Mr.. Louis
A. Chapotel, No. 40, rue Bourbon,
a Ia Nouvelle Orleans. Son stock
est des plus complets ct SEES priz
sont des plus eDgageants. Vous
trouverez chez lui, non settlement
tout CO qui fat IL. comfort ct l'orne
ment dune belle ct bonne cnisine
mails aussi Ges calorifereS CONNIE Ia
SENTINELLE en- possade mn ct On.
TAFT Polarization ct Petonnement de
tous uos v~isiteurs.
- -
LIE CAFE NOIR.-Un prOverb,
Turc dit: LIE cafe dot Gtre moi
commela conscience Dun assassin
Les lures etant DIES gourmets Il,
moka, OH volt quill fault pour qu'
lie cafe soft excellent, quill soft tres
noir, c'est.a.dire qn'nne grand
quantite dc ce proluit exquis sol
employee 4 "a confection.
La dose exacte de cafe quill fau
ponr Obtenir une excelleute tass
lie cafe uoir est dc II grammes
soft un peu plus dune demi.Once
LIE cate ainsi Obtenu nest vi tro]
fort, nj trop fable. ct pent suits
faire 6 t0us les go0ts.
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NousenvoyOns nos remerclements
At nos souhaits 4 Mr.. Aug. IL
Chappuis ct a Mile Agatha Ber-
uard, de Rayne, La, pour Ia carte
ou,ils nous ont envOyee. C'est Ie
10 octobre qu'ils doivent rccevo'r
Ia b4u4diction nuptiale du Rev.
Antonio, en- reglise st. Joseph, d
Rayne.
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LIE Rev. Claude Favre est arrive,
iesdi dernier, 4 Ia Nonvelle Orleans,
de son retonr du voyage quill Went
de faire en- France ct en- ltalie, ct
s'est rendu le meme jonr a ThibO-
daux OH son arrivee 6tait Impatient
ment attendue. ;
Nous donnerons sous peu on dams
une prochaine COLONIES DIES details
plus CIRCUMSTANCES sur ses peregri'
nations.
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We Come to Stay!
STEAMER
60: Belgrade

l.. +. SCHNEIDER, Master.
A. j. TRONE, Clerk.
SLeaves ThibodauX for DOnaldsonville
every morning ut s a. m. Light freight car
ried ut reasonable prices. Cool Beer and
Ice delivered from Thibodanx Ice Factory at
following rates: Quarter keg $3.50, eighth
key, $i.35, Ice per 100 pounds Sis. Jesse
Job Work done neatly, scientif.
cally, speedily and cheaply, by the
SENTINEL job printing Office, Main
street, between St. Philip aud St.
Louis streets
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Thibodaux etait reinforcement
fayoris4 de la visite de quelques
mas lie SEES meilleures cOnpaisSan-
ces d,abord le sheriff de Houma,
Mr.. O. Daspit, ct ensuite MIR. u.
Dugas, lie gretfier de Napoleonville
oui venait enlever sa dame, en-
vjsite depuis une sema:ne, chez
Nine. J. Wright.
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OUR BIG SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS I'm BROOKLYN.
Renort on the Making Navy Yard complete in all Details
,ovs from the Club-Houses-What Pastors Are Doing
Changes at Fort Lafayette of General Interest

making great noise IN vacant house near tho
water when they were chased by the police. One
OF them was captured, but the other two ran
through the house aud ieaped from the first floor
window, IL they supposed. But the ground slopcd
down suddenly there, and what wac the first
floor in the front OF the house was the rhird floor
in the rear, and the two sailcrs consequently
tell ~ feet 10 the wharf below They Ind NOT.
however, died when ;he Kcarsarge. sailed for New.
York on the following day. She Will probably
he brought out of the drydocl tomorrow
The keel blocks for the 3,0oO-ton strc
cruiser No. are laid, and several of the poles
which are TO hoh the frames in place until the
other framework is put on have been erected
Many of the longitudinals have been riveted to
the frames of the Maine, and worlzmcn are now
busy fastening The deck beams into place
Martin F. Sullivan, ordinary seaman on the
Galena, who was cOurt-martialed for &" jumping
the ship getting drunk and fighting, has been
dismissed from the service "
Commander Charles ONeil has been detached
from his once as inspector OF ordnance, and has
been ordered TO the command of the DOLPHIN
Commander +: w. Dickens, who returned home a
few DAYS ago rom the command of the Tallapoosa
in the South Atlantic Squadron, has been placed
on waiting orders
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UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
THE POPULARITY OF BOWLING.

n.pr,rs coMpT-rr NC; poR HoNoRS-ExCEbAH"1
sooRrs MADE AND A GOOD TIME EN'ofH"'
pn-n, ,se las, week Harlem has been more tn@n
srdtna,aly lively socially There have pecn '~o
xaree brilliant weddings, two or thrce cau'0" -
which were open several days. a ao]on y. nv
capcerts mostly for charitable PURPOSES oes'0 ~
suercus entertainments By the direrent oi"oS "NA
and other organizations Added to all OF THIS "ofo ~
A,..tns On each night In week Of dozens OF DOWNING
- s.,,n, ch,hs and Of these latter organizations
sh.r. are probably more IN Harlem. especially IN the
,.tso, above One and tentbst. than IN any
n.hcr mart of the city The number OF Downing sleNs
switch are rented every night In the week w 0iuos
.,,obab,v exceeds 100 Some of the clubs are stag"
And In others the membership is about equally oNioso
bsywesn young and Young women
Tho alleys are usually open from 30 p M until
s,dn,ch. and with most Of them connected dancing
aoors The fun begins after the opening hour
as the members to get around and at ABOUT
O'Clock tie musicians put in an appearance FROM
that time until IL, those who tired Of bowling
nay dance round dances and at ii O'Clock the Doys
who set up the pins 90 home. tie lights In The alleys
are put out the dancing is KEEP. untS ridnighI
Liquor Of any is sold at the places most pop
uar for women and the early hour At which tie paFss
bresk up makes them popular and harmless places OF
amusement Afos The LIST OF September. II IS Almost
impossible for club 10 secure night az tDe aioS
which most popular. Matches are often ahaHsou
between the different cluos occupying tne s~'n0 80,
on different nights when the matches are i3lIen
sycellent SCORES a,, often made. These matches hep
20 keep up the interest and in fact, at noot Vi ,
clubs a certain number of the Loading SCORES arc 81
on the bulletin boaris each night. with the names .,
those who made them, and consequently eocu nsa'
M informal match Is bowled. The young Wom .nn
often become enthusiastic as the men, ana &C. Ise
latter often are obliged put forth their Ocsl ooI
in order TO demonstrate their superiority: As mo-
tar of fact, it sometimes happens tnst the women 9h
carry off tho honors. There is another class on ciuos
which are usually "stag" but TO which the woni
friends and relatives invited one night IN esch
month .., .r.iro,r of
mon contain the best bowlers, because they ger ue
6ost practice but this is not an nvsiiaDie rue uS
any means The expense Of belonging TO one OF mese
clnhs is nominal II usually costs each member ~ q
month and scarcely more than 81 mohn'
mo membership Is necessarily limited IN each ciuo,
hut even then there usually enough left over al me
end of the season pay the expenses OF theatre
Marty OF OF d reception.
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BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND
COMFORT4BLES.
Great Reductions in Prices of
Goods NOW IN ActiCe Demand.

Great Reductions in Prices of
Goods NOV IN Actice Demand.
Three cases Imperial Flannels, %
inches wide, latest French designs, %
cts. per yard; worth 40 cts.
100 pairs 1914 White Wool Blankets,
s1.5O and $500 per pair; reduced from
$3.50 and $500.
100 pairs LA White Wool Blankets,
S2.9S per pair; reduced from S4.OO and
$3.50
$50 pairs la and 1914 Fine Wool
Blankets, scarlet and white, $500 per
pair, reduced from $6.75 and Z 80.
IS pairs Super Extra California
Blankets, ia, 1914 and 1874, slightly
stock soiled, at One-half the usual
prices.
60 Embroidered California Blankets,
S1.O0 each, to close; value, 1915 to
1915.
dozen Tufted Saline Comfortables,
1898; were $500.
Three numbers of Plush Carriage
Robes, $42j, $500 and 1878 each;
value, 5000, $500 and $1,000.
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n.rr1Na nR 1 NEW CRAlRNAM

u name has been mentioned In eohnooI
~ Mace Of chairman of the Republican Gem s's,'
WI" OF Kings County for 1890 Franklin md
s,',, ~ tho FIRST Ward who now holds ,hs oa who
nay,d A. Baldwin, of the rwenty-ihra We. r,esut
formerly filled IT, were talked OF oelore that is
ar,nar,es But tie conviction + Sete., Of The
Would be wise In view OF the recent Ibis has brousa'
pr,,srd the namo OF Major T. H. opp ssa Of the body
Major Hobbs is active par. and the Esesnssss
been 10 the The TS' SeadqSae Of s iasIs~
removed this week from Itsn. q sspensa
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TRYING TO SAVE GREEywALD's NECK

TRYING TO SAVE GREENN AIDS NbNH
A final effort to save John Greenwad from 'nee
lows for the murder OF Lyman ii. Weeks was NE, -
Yesterday By his counsel In the Supreme Court
applied to Judge Cullen for an order to stay p"e~
ings I'm tho execution of the prisoner. set lot Ao,
Der 6. pending all appeal TO the General TERM ." y"
ground that the Court OF Sessions had no po"ei Al
BASS sentence after the Court of Appeals hau au. :.
catod the case. tho power residing In the CouI'
OYER ard Terminer under section SOB OF the nn'n
Code. pstrot.Attorney Ridgway held that the 'oa',
of sessions had all the powers OF a Court oil os0
qermmer. Judge Cullen took the papers ana '''''
decision. -. ,asa aI., came up
yesterday i'm Police Justice kcnnas court Nnon me
EaLer AHA. John Rust who was WINS ne ,,snsni
Sac AGAINST wald, appeared as cou y pxy.
sransI Jo,eph Jackson. cOl0ieu 'o s ", 20 Ia
e'"1 Strcet Jal Baker has lived az no. No" AID
".o..u Sipce hs discharge IRON the sosisputs
son y nenmenty visited him ihey had usnaIly
Ia t,s%av night about Grecnwsfs sut ana
On he wanted so 10 bed and ,old sssson
nanei INA As he opened the door Tor nm Sat The
10 80 NUM- cvover and hred. Baker Yelled Isrkson
drew nis ,v brIiscd the skin OF his abdomen ,,oI In
Oul'et o ~ room In the jan and throw ms fnstcs
ran 10 n'' lie was arrested IN bed fonoe charge
ms So Mid him for the Grand Jury on Wv
of assault In the hrs' uVH'00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
A LITERARY CLUES ANNUAL DINNER.


The literary Clsb Of Harlem held itS tenth annual
diruer AZ the rooms Of The Harlem Club on last
Saturday evening Dr. Robert Lewis. tic newly
elected president Of the club, occupied the post al
honor At head Of the table, ard near him sat tho
Rev George ". Gallagher and DR.. Malcolm Mclean.
When the time for spcechmahing lad arrived the
president made short afGrcSS and introduced the
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher who spoke on The Mormons'
Following him. Mr. Mclean lscturcd ON " Travellers
In Fifones Among the Others present were Percy
ID. Adams Charles II. Graham. Victor J. Bradley,
Thaddeus Wakcman. W. II. Iceberg, Daniel DAILY.
Games W. Hyde. Louis Brown. A. W. Blddle' Dr.
Edward Desv. f. II. Cooper. Dr. W. b. MIls, w. n
Brown f. A. Tome and W. II. White.
The following The toasfs With the names Of
those who responded. " Our Club-Iis Origin Ebert
l.. waberan; "Our CIub-lts Past" Charles H.
Graham: Our Club Its Fu,uo.7 Victor j. Bradley ;
"'rhe Press Colonel Mines; our Honorary Mem
hers" Dr. Malcom Mclean &" Our Literary Clubs
Their Uuiiy.r Thaddeus b. Waterman; = Harlem
General Alexander p. Ketchum; - Harlem Schools
Pros.-nr ". IA. Seiberg " woman" Daniel Ddiy, and
Z" Literature IN Harlem James ". Hyde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
JEALOUSY AN INSPIRATION TO DOGS

mo TUHIHHdIUIS JOUTTdI
one a the best ways 10 train az animal" said a
dealer In trick dogs, last week. 10 reporter, py
exciting its Jealousy. | have amOsi aDahdohou 'ho
$50 Of the whip, aud whenever I want 10 punish a
dog simply resort 10 little plan that inVallapH
works. For example the other day was lying 10
teach a dog Ia jump over chair. lie ala u scNeral
times and knew very well what wanted but, some
how, he thought be would be llito stubborn and
| could not do thing with him Finally. took
another dog that know the trick and had him do sev
era tines In the other dogs presence After he had
done II as desired caIessed and rewarded him with
an unusually large pioco Of meat. refused 10
notice the first dog but presently he baran 10 try to
attract my attention without word from he began
10 oaper around the and 60 through some Of
his tricks, and finally, with llttle bark a. II to
make certain knew what he was about 10 do. iesped
over the eli akx,S