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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court. Par
lsh Of LafOurche.
Succession to Pierre Lorio. No. 1892.
PrObdtes.

whereas, Desire Fl. Lorio, of the
SAID parish, administrator of tho aforesaid es-
tate, las rendered a final account of his admin
i%stration of the aforesaid estate.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their opposition to the
said account in writing with the clerk
OF said court at his office in the town of Thih-
odaux ten days after the first publication
hereof otherwise tue SAID account will be
approved and homologated in accordance
with law.
(|@} Witness my hard and the impress
LIS. OF the zeal Of nv office this the 9TH
(~~) day of Dec, A. D. 1889.
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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The Republican howl that resounded
last fall, predicting that Hon. Andrew
Price would not be seated in Congress,
changed into a very low wall Of sorrow
when he was sworn in.
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.lEki,AY. DEC. Z, 1889.
ADJUSTMENTS
FIREMEN's HALL.

FIREMEN's HALL.
Dec 1G, II, Is. Lillipution Won
ders.
Dec. 80. Black Flag.
Doors opem at Z o'clock p. NJ. eur
tain rises ut 8.
Admission 80 cents, reserved seats
Is cents, children % cents.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THIBODAUX BRIDGE Co.
w il.ad1Inx NnN % lSS4

OFFICE OF BRIDGE 70.
~Thibodaux, Nov. %, 1883. ,
Pursuant to article / OF the act of incorpo-
ration of the above named company an eicc-
ton for 5 directors and 3 commissioners 70
serve for the ensuing year, (lS90) VIII be heid
at the office of the President of said company
on Green street, between Market ana Levee
streets, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. i, 1880, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock "A. m. O'Clock
D. M. l. ID. MOORE, PRESIDENT.
T. E.. LORIO, Acting Secretary.
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Notice to Tax payers.

Notice 10 hereby given that the taxes
the tewA Of Thibsdaux are new Cue. /
payers are invited 70 call At sncs and q
in order to avoid interest and costs.
J. AUGI1l
0nT111
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THIBoDAUX BRIDGE Co.
ThibodauX, Nov. %, 1889. !
In accordance with a resolution adopted by
the Board of Directors OF the above named
company, 1, the undersigned, will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder, on SAT
URDAI, DEC. :, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the
FARM OF THE BRIDGE for the year 1890.
The purchaser to comply with existing re-
gulationS. /. d. MOORE
'~ Pres. Thibodaux Bridge Co.
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A Neg-ess for Postmistress.

Observation-Disclosures.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04

Die Quittung fir eitgeihidtes @jel6 ers
foI9t auf Dem fleinen 13etteI Ourh GerGn7
berHng beS WIonatS unO ber Sa9reS3abl.
8riefe uno @el6 a6rciitre man at
ILLINOIS arAATszE1rUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04

bur6 Die 8eigerung ber8ig Tour58abn,
Den WtnerS, Der Elm vScab" lit, gu ent>
lalien, DerbeiQefibrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
FROM CHARLOTTE.
Fighting TO Retain Mr.. FaIr-nJsto-
rfOuS Case,
Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dspatch.l
CHARLOTTE. n. G., April 9.-The cOngre'
CATION Of the Second Presbyterian church
here are making extraordinary eXeruonS to
retain Rev. James Y. Fair a. their pa-tor.
The presbvtery meets tomorrow Of Mat
thews. and large delegation Will go to try
TO influence the prcsbylery 10 refuse TO give
Mr.. Fair permission 10 90 TO Richmond.
While il Is true the congregation at meet
ing passed resolutions joining Mr.. Fair IN
request TO the presbytery that his connection
with the church here he dissolved, many OF
the members claim that the meeting was not
largely attended and did not represent the
sentiments OF the entire congregation. Il
NAV be vet that Grace-Street church Will fail
10 get Mr.. Fair.
Otto Nerwis, the bookstore man who was
placed in guard-house for violation OF the
city ordinance and who created such scene
on account OF his arrest, was fined $3.50 By
the MayOr This morning. Nerwis IL mysie.
rious and his case is material for considera.
BILE gossip. When brought into court this
morning he declined to speak. He has not
eaten ANYTHING since yesterday morning and
will not talk. He came from New York, so
ne SAYS. lie seems to have plenty Of money,
but has not said whether he will pay the fine
or not. lie is now in jail and will be car
red 10 the chain.gan II he does moi pay the
fine.
fire here early this morning destroyed
the residence and store belonging to George
Etheridge. The loss is $1,000; partly in
surej.
In Wilkes coun' V Yesterday John Furrow,
a negro, was shot in quarrel by negro
named Bates. Both parties were drinking.
FurrOw will die.
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AND IN CONNECTION rHERgwrrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock xxehsnges-arain. Flour. Cot
ton. Neat, and other QaotatiouL
- WARRINGTON. April 9.-For Virginia,
FAIR flair, stationary temperature, and vsri-
-able winds.
The WEATHER IN KIcaMoSD YESTERDAY wa.
fair.
Range OF THERMOMETER Yes,srdsy;
Mean tenparntura.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. April 9.-The stock market was
cuiI. feverish and generally weak In the tore
noon to-day. but outeide OF AtchisOn declines
were Insignificant and in the afternoon there
was more activity. accompanied by decided
euength In all departments, and the result OF the
days trailing was to leave almost everything
materially higher than last evening. There was
no Character 10 the market At tho Cpcnirg and
prices were about At last nights figures.
Atchieou ya1 driven down over per cent In the
space OF an hour. Some sympathy Ia the decline
IN Atchison was shown in Burlington, New Bng-
lana. and Missouri Pacific, but the movement In
the rest OF the list was insignificant. though dis
praying declining tendency. Rumors OF bust
mes. troubles IN Boston were circulated 70 as
sist In the downward movement but they
seemed 10 have little effect outside Of
the shares mentioned The market was
dull until the afternoon, when there was
a marked change In tho temper Of specula-
motcnless throughout The forenoon. began 20
show effects Of persistent purchases which are
attributed 20 inside account and on increased
business II moved upward, and the weak stocks
OF the morning followed, even Atchison again
touching the opening price before the close. In
81 Paul there were rumors that DreXel, Morgan
Il Co, and possibly the Vsnderbllts.
would be represented u the directory, while in-
creased earnings were cry favorably comment
ed on. Some OF the OF. stocks, however. dis
played marked strength, end Denver. Texas.
ana Fort Worth, Lake Erie and Western pre-
ferred, Chicago gas and Colorado coal. with all
The leading active shares, moved up smartly.
The upward movement culmina'ed toward do
livery hour, aud there WAS some reaction In the
last hour. In which Atchison lost about a point.
but before the close there was another rally. and
the market finally closed quiet but firm to
strong, generally at about the best prices. Total
sales, 2ih000 shareA
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North Carolina News Notes.


RALEIGH. n. g., April 0.-The commits
siouers OF Wayne county met in special ses'
sion Yesterday TO take action on the petitions
praying for an election on local option to be
held the second Monday in June at Colds
boro'. The board ordered the holding Of
the election.
The Governor to-day appointed S. NJ. S.
Robinson commissioner Of wrecks for the
Fifth district.
In the Supreme Court room this morning
q brilliant audience assembled TO witRess the
preservation OF sn oil portrait OF John Hail,
who was one OF the first three judges Of the
Supreme Court. and went Oh the bench in
1918. The presentation speech was made
by Richsrd II. Battle. Chief. Justice Smith,
in half Of the court, accepted the portrait,
which is presented 10 the State by descend
ants of Judge Hall.
Extensive forest.fres are raging in Bruus-
wick county.
Bishop Watson is still quite sick, but is re-
portod better. His appointments for the
Diocese ~ Eastern North Carolina have been
withdrawn.
The body OF negro named Isaac knight,
Of Greene county, who was IN GoldsboTo'
saturday aud left for home In the afternoon
in company with two young white man on
wagon, was found sunday morning near
Snow Hill. Foul play Is suspected. Both
Young men have been arrested and are In
Snow Hill jail to await an Investigation.
The weather has again become warm, and
all fear OF frost Is diSpelled. IL is great re-
lief 10 the truckers. The trucking Interests
In this particular section are not OF import
ance. Ii was in The Newherne section that
danger was mostly feared.
Daniel SumsOn, the owner OF large saw
mills al Newt erne, who was by formal Tes0-
luton censured by the fire department Of
that town few DAYS ago for aiding and
abettlng certain negroes in bis employ In
their refusal to obey the orders OF the chief
of that department. IS out IN card IN
which be denies the charges aud says they
are based upon garbled statements. lt is
a very singular case.
The county commissioners OF Wake have
agreed 10 hold an adjourned meeting TO con-
slider The petitions for a l0caloption elec-
ton. The matter will probably come up
nexl week. A petition is IN circulation at
Durham asking that the commissioners OF
that county order q similar election for Dur
ham township.
DR. Pride Jones. who for many years was
clerk OF Orange county superior Court, Is
dead, His age was about slxiy.fve.
Rev. William Turner, an aged preacher OF
FORSYTH county, died In his buggy day or
40 ago while ON bis way home from church
with his wife. lie was seyenty-three years
of are aud had preached fiity years.
The extensive fires Ia the pine-forests
along the Raleigh and Augusta Airline
railway have about burned themselves out.
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bushels: corn. 5000 bushels oats. 1000 BUSH
els; rye. l.00D bushels shipments-flour, 7.Ouu
barrels: wheat 5000 bushels saies- Whcsi,
iI7,O00 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
ST. LOUIS
81. LOUIS, April e.--FIour dull and caster; de-
maud very iig1t. Wheat lower; No. red. cash,
s7ac. nominal: May. S7aS &c. Juue. S3aStc.
Corn weak and irregular; no Q mixed cash.
30kc May. @Sss9hc.; June. sikc. Oats low
er: No Q. cash, %. bid May, ~ s95sc Wnls-
key steady At i.0a Provisions duh Pork. si2sb
Lard-Prime sseam at $3.50. Dry salt meats
short-clear fd37k. Bacon--shoulders. IS; longs
and ribs, s6S7h; short-ciear, $40. Hams
s9.75aii0l2.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 9-Fiour very dun. Wheat
duh and nominal: No. red. $50. Corn barely
stesiy: No z mixed. Csc. Oats scarce: No.
. mixed. NHc. PORK easy at $l26Ss' Lern
nrmer at sass. Buik-mcets unchanged. bacon
unchanged. Whisky fi.03. Hogs nrm ana
higher; common and light, AaSisO; PACKING
aud butchers, ti.s0si4.90.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. y. C., April 9--Turpeatin,
steady at.40a Rostn steady; strained, Csc. sood.
s-Ac Tar steady at fL2a Crude turpennno
nrm: hard. sl.21 yellow dip and virgin, s2-Sa
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Grsin and provisions
unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREa
NEW YORK. April q.-Cotton-Net and eros
receipts. $50 bales Futures closed steady: sai's.
lO7 30 bales: April, si0.2saSi0.es; Msy, tlV. so
s103S: June, si03qsfl040: july tl04tatt0-t.
August $i0.5iaSl052; September. SllOlstlO.U2'
October. s97oas9S): November, ts.59ataIO;
December. Sa7Oasa72: January. sAeOas]ol ;
February. ka..sss9.S9 March, is.gI.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fseported for the Dspatca.l
APRIL e.-Msrkoi dun; prime, &c. extra
prime, Sc: fancy, 5kc.; common. 2HaStc;
sheiled, 2Ha3'lc.; spanish, 2hsSAc.; factory
hand.picked. 81 axe
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TeieRrRphtc Flashes.

scarlst-fever is epidemic In Fairburg, III.
Robert Garrett is improving ia health and
spirits.
number Of citizens Of Eas.vlllo have been
indicted for gambling.
In the local election al Albany yesterday tho
Democrats made large gains
The Savannah cotton mills aud eight tsne-
menthOuses we're burned yesterday.
Warrants have been issued In Paris for the
arrest OF Count Dillon and kochef0rt.
The Republicans Of Rhode Island have a
majority IN the next General Assembly.
Tho Belgisn Government has warned Bou-
LANCER 10 abstain from political agitation.
SIX thousand dollars worth Of cotton was de-
str0yed at the wharf In Savannah yesterday.
The miners in the four pools on the Mouonga-
heia, save those OF one rrm. have resumed WORK.
owing 10 a faulty construction Of the laS Tren-
ton y. j., will DO without mayor for three
weeks.
The Louisville Bridge and Iron compsnys
works have boen completely destroyed By Ore.
Loes 5000
The Russian Government has decided 70 ex-
tend the SebastOpol railway 20 TheOdofsiz aud
10 make Il q commercial port.
II IA reported at Rome that King John of
Abyssinia before his death appointed as his
successor his nephew. Dagiac Mangascia
Five odd Fellows lodges we're burned at sa-
vannah Saturday. They have sent out an appeal
70 all lodges In the United States and Canada for
assistance.
Tha' frelght-houses OF the Boston and Lowell
division OF the Boston and Maine railroad at Bos-
ton we're DESTROYED BY fire yesterday. Loss est.
mated At $4,000
A Hoboken car was struck yesterday at
crossing By Pennsylvania drill engine and four
men dangerously injured. dozen others wore
struck by dying glass
John Reilly was chloroformed and robbed Of
1000 some weeks ago at WDkesbarre, Pa Yes
terday 500 WAS returned by Father O'Hearn.
The robbor told the story 10 the Father and gave
him the money as secret OF the confessional
Tho steamer Iroqlois. which arrived az New
YORK esieriay from Charleston, encountered
heavy gale OFT Hsfteras and was considerably
damaged. In the afternoon the passengers met
aud passed resolutions complimentary 10 tho
c.ntain nd crew OF thu yss-al
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ImE LATE JUDGE snEFFEY.


Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
STAUNToN, Va, April .. -DurIng the fore
noon OF to-day the members OF the Staunton
bar. the BOARD OF Directors OF the Augusta
National Bank, aud the Equity Life-lu.
surance Company assembled and adopted
tributes OF respect 10 the memory OF Judge
Hugh w. Shelley. In the meeting OF the
bar George VI. Cochran, Jr., Egg, presided
and Mir. A. e. Gordon was secretary. Major
I. {. Elder presented a lengthy written
sketch Of the life and public services OF the
deceased. which he introduced in brief
aud feeling address. Hon. Alexander II. II.
stuart, who was too feeble to attend the
meeting. contributed letter explaining hrs
absence, and In touching words spoke
OF Judge Sheffev IN a degree worthy
OF himself and his deceased associate
at the bar aud IN this community for more
than forty years. Captain james BumgaTd-
ner. Jr., John n. Opie, Esq and Hon. Henry
St.George Tucker also addressed the meeting.
Hon. John X. Tucker, and Professor Charles
w. Graves, of the Washington and Lee Uni
versity Iau-chairs. aud Colonel Edmund
Pendleton, OF Lexington, were also present
and spoke in impressive utterance Of the
lamenled dead.
The funeral services were from Trinity
Episcopal church, Rev. w. V. IIullhien
rector.
Attending as bodies were the law fraterni-
", and the directors and officers OF the Au-
gusts National ana National Valley Banks.
A large concOurse OF people were present.
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MreckedtnaC eiIision.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Los ANGELES, CAL, April 9.-The west
bound overland passenger-,rain on the At
lantic and Pacific railroad arrived here many
hours late, having been in collision on
SUNDAY evening with the esst-bound pss-
senger train near Peach Springs, Arizona,
100 miles beyond tue Needles The trains,
drawn 10y two engines eaco. met on sharp
curve and on bigh embsukment aud came
together with a fearful crash, demoishing
the engines and throwing them down the
eu,bankmt into stream, carrying three
or four ears with them. one engineer
Jumped on the wrong side and fell down the
rocky steep eighty feet. He was feaifuilS
bruised and internally Injured. The rest OF
the tranmen aud the passengers escaped
serious injury, but were badly shaken up.
A laborer stealing ride on the platform to
the tender was crushed 10 death.
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Washington Notes.
fBy telegraph to mo Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. April 9-The Treasury to.
day accepted tenders OF bonds aggreRating
al. 1872. 800 AIS AT los and $4l, $50 As ut 1913
The Interstate Commerce Commission VIII
tomorrow begin hearing arguments In the
case OF William IL. Heard (cOlored) against
the Georgia Railroad Company. The issue
presented IN tins case Is whether the pc
miOuer while riding on ear OF the company
was subjected to undue and unreasonable
prejudice and disadvantage.
The President to-day appointed large
number Of pOslmssters 10 Ill vacancies
arising from various causes: some by re-
moval. The only southern office filed to-
DAY was Knoxville, Tenn, John l.. Hudt-
burg vice j. NJ. King. resigned.
The lighthouse board is informed that tine
lghtshps ut Fiye-iathom banS, of the
mouth OF Delaware bay and at Winter
quarter shoal. of Chincoteague, broke from
their moOrings during the recent storm and
are now adriit at sea. Orders were to-day
issued for the lighthouse tender Zizsnla to
20 to their assistance.
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Z TITLE MARY CECILIA p

d IL LIZ hAlfl 0IOlBlh DEL-
~ MOLD HAS JUST BEEN CURED OF THE
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My little daughter, Mary Cecilia Brunold, was
afflicted with the worst case OF eczema eyerseen
by the doctors who treated her. Sne was lite
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These physicians tried their best TO cure her, bat
beliego they were only experimenting. They
kept on experimenting for over ten months, but
Instead Of getting better tbs child got worse and
did not know what course 10 pursue. BY wife
took her after we had paid an We could aGetd
Tor medical treatment 10 medical college
where there we're some twenty or thirty doctors
assembled, but the case bafied them all. Ny
wife had 70 20 every day and sometimes twice
day In fact tho medicine they gave my child
did no; have time 20 act even II there was any
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the doctors. Tho latter part OF January, after
eyeything hal failed, aud patience and money
were both exhausted, l made up my mind 90 quit
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did 50, sud now can say that my daughter Is
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