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Ihe undivided three e;ch.h.
minors Zelika Penouilb B"ehs or
described property ro-wjt Tue foS
a rertain sugar plantation s;,n...,
parish ni i'afnurehe on the lsf, hasou
Bayou L~afourche at about Tvan.anK
nelow the town IF Thibodaux y-twI
nWenty-Seven arpents mora ~ oasut
FORTY arpents in depth, bonnd"5
lands OF LyaIl & Leblanc and aoS
Barltaria canal together with . Je'ow
three eighths of all the bn;Id me und
pr0Vements thereon ss u
10 pay and satisfy the sum NJ r.
bred and Thiriy-six ! ollars ana MeisI
ls<'o.nuI WIN eight per cent iutsra..
mum thereon from the Eth dav os ~
until paid. Together with a. may
the aggregate thereof IN princinaoa 8
est as attorneys fees and all costs ~
proceedings IN cash GU the day M ~
Tor the balance of said indebtedno.ss "a
the snm OF Two thousand, Fonr ~,
ana seventy-Three Dollars and ~ =,
Cents ls2l73.-0l with eight Der can, :
mum interest thereon from the I7,i. 7
May. 1858, the said sale TO be- ma5u
following terms of credit TO meet 60
- To- say: Twelve Hundred and M,
Dollars and Sixty Cents with eioht -
interest thereon from Nav I7tb ~,
able on The Eth of September. ISqe =,
sum of Twelve Hundred aud Tbir,v .,
lars II Sixty Cents with eight nos =.
annnin interest thereon from NAV i,
until paid. Payable ou the l2th ~ I
Der, 1871. the adjudicatae IN !
the said credit Installmepts in
and stead ofsaid minors as we'll , u
obligations under said act Of ,nortas,
which the said minors are towari !
lAct OF mortgage passed before Thna =
deaux, notary public of date Nav n /
At, 90 iona T. Z. LORlC
'''0' NJ
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OFFICE or ASSESSOR,
ThibOdaux, La, May, 81, 1890.

OFFICE or ASSESSOR,
T~hibOdaux, La, May, 81, 1890. I
All persons liable to taxation upon any
description of property, whether real estate
formity to section % of Act No. So OF 1882, the
listing of the property and the estimated
valuation made thereof by the Assessor in
accordance with law, and the said lists will
be exposed in the Office of the said Assessor
fer inspection and correction for a term of
twenty days, beginning next after the ten
DAYS required for notice, as herein provided,
shall have expired. All taxpayers are earn
estly invited to avail themselves of the op-
portunity afforded to make known their OBJ
i~ections to any assessment and to test their
CORRECTNESS in the manner prescribed by law.
PROSPER TOUPS,
Assessor, Parish Of Lafourche.
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Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was q Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

George Francis Train, the famous
crank has just completed a tour around
the world in 81 days, Is hours and 8
seconds, thus beating Miss Nelly Bly's
time about five days. He started from
Tacoma, in Washington, and travelled
westward Cranks can do some things
as we'll as other men.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31

1t is surely 4 matter of interest to
the general public to know that Hon.
Nd. Wallace, whose name figures so
conspicuously at the bottom of the
great appeal of the Anti Lottery
league, is one Of the principal promo
tors ofthe Mexican Lottery. Consist
ency is a jewel that is only surpassed
by Observation-Disclosures.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court Par
ish of LafOuichp,
Simon 4brdham rs. Bernard Pcnouih.
tutor. No. 25O4.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
l. and by virtue OF AN order of Seizure And
Sale emanating from the above entitled and
numbered case | have seized and will offer for
sal" Mt public auction, pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder. at the Court House
in the tnwn of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1890.
bet wnen the hours Of II o'clock q. IN. and 4
o'ci"ck y. NJ. the following described pro.
perry to wit
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AS an evidence of the prosperity of
Breaux Bridge, the Union boasts that
it has two theatres and a race track.
The Union now favOrs locks in the
Bayou Teche so as to secure water
transportation. An excellent idea.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31

Gentle, kind reader! How do you
stand on the Lottery question: If
you cannot answer that question
promptly, yon will he in trouble with
the first friend that You will meet,
for that is the connndrunl that will be
propounded to you.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31

Editor SENTINEL

VIII you please notify the poor neop,I
the flooded districts, that II they have
mules or horses that they want uast,1
that / will pasture them free of charge
oblige Very Respectfully
JOHN X. GHEES
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31

The Supreme Court has, refused a
new trial to Etienne Deschamps the
sconndrel who so brutally murdered
Miss Dietrich. Let the miserable ras-
cal be hung and the world be rid of a
monster.
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FOR SALE

A GOOD PORTABLE ENGINE AND mi
q vator, in good running order complA
Do as much work as a l5- inch numn II
one hundred sacks OF good Seed Rice.
Apply at SCHRIhVER HOTEL. I
Schriever III
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31

Six hundred and forty acres cypress Land
the finest in the State OF La. and situated M
the right bank of bayou Lafourche In Brnl2
Guillot, above the town of Thibodaux secti0Y
n, L, 10. SIX Ia. Il. Apply to the sESrnxi
Office at Thibodaux
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Assessors Notice to Taxpayers.

To save the Lord the trouble.
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NOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
Eonublican County Committee, Webster Hal : y H.
Fa,,ott Investigating Committee. Part H. supreme
Court. II a. III. - .,
STATE Forestry Commissioners. No 81 Na>sau'st.' II
a. IN.
Dolr1 Of Auportionmcnt. CITY Hall
Tr, OF looknakcrs before Judge Van Sycic EIlabcth
y. j. ,,, =
Hamilton College Alumni dinner Hotel Erun'"ick'
II. .. -. ,o.
Roard q, Governors Of Hobokcn Turtle Cub no. 1.fl
Broadway. : D. IN. - ,
Lecture by tho Rev. Dr. c. II. Eaton. Church "
Divine Paternity. =. IN
Amateur Athletic club Union. p m
Columbia College Junior ball Library Enlonf' even
ing .
Xavier Athlete Association. NO % West SN'''h'h'
st. y. IN.
T,1, hers I}a7ar. Lemon Lvceum
Charity Dolls Fair The Judge BuildinG
ORANGE Athletic C,ub second assembly. evening
TIL, Ecv DR. NJ. II. IIarrss lecture, Temple Israel
y. tito,
ply,routh Church prayer meeting. - y m. Boo"''"
O,,rnp Of Jewell Dav Nursery. No. 20 Macdoue'I-'D'
3 70
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN

A. .o.,n a. some Of the Koch lymph can 0c secured
II will be used upon inmates Of the Home i'f 'oi
sumptiyc,.
4 libel was filed yesterday upon the steam propeller
Martin Kalbfeisch in suit begun 10y Walter : rchdlc
ION owner Of the schooner stella ". Kenyon, TO re
cover $4,000 a. caused bv IA" o"urrN OF the
propeller in running the schooner on Barren Island bar
on December H.
The Rev Dir. Lyman Abbott pastor Of Pymonth
Church. was nfty-fve years old YESTERDAY
4 check for 81 500 found upon the Bridge vcs
terdav by Round,man Broply. The drawer ana p'Nce
were informed Of the iacl.
Frank D. Ward one OF the boohkccpcr' % Tie li'o)"
lvn CITY Railroad Company. who mv>tcri"u-N dl~ap
ocared last winter. has returned Win his hei'h ie
stored. Iii, mind wa, affected when he went '"'''
Tho ec,e5ule If the asset, and labliic, o; Albert
n smith, the forgcr. WHO !, now in sing >lh- >l''
Prison. was filed Yesterday II shows nominal a,7r'
~ slao CO. g.. actual assets Of ~ 22G, and abiliie
Of S140,272.
The Rev. Dr. Ncwland MAYNARD Will preach me
mortal sermon next sunday evening at Chii' fp'cop'
Church. In Bedford ave.
The directors of the Brooklyn Throat Hospital a
South Ffhst and bedford ave-, arr negotiating Tor IN
lease Of the Old Williamsburg savings Bank Building
in Bedford ave. The growth of The hospital "'h'
the last two years has been great
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday authorized ti
.,no,r,m.nt Of an additional record clerk in the oNc
% the surrogate at salary Of $1,000 wear. In
Countx Treasurer instructed 10 issue and 'cH 500
600 Of bonds TO meet the payments for improvement
NJ the County Farm, A. -. Joiniand. lh"v are
-, . - nor cent interest. and To be issued IN bloch
NJ 500 600 eacli block 10 mature each year ro
1902 TO 1906
At,mt fifty members Of the brooklyn Baptist >ocI
Union tool, dinner together last night at IA" Cairnd'
uo,el Charles II. butcher presided. The ~p"kc
uere the Rev. Dr. \ e. Dixon. OF the Hanson PI"'
Church: the Rev. George r. Kramer of the 'nI'
Avenue Church. and the Rev. DIR. W. C. J. Rhoadc
Of the Marcy AVcndc Church
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1WD ITALIANS FIGHT UNTIL EXHAUSTED

Leonardo Siralto tailor aged tty..hrcc Of no l16
Motst Francisco Slhto. Nqucrd alcr OF No. IL
uberry ST. were p9yng cad- last evening n room IN
Tho rear Of SutOs stor" NeIto Wan 81 the money, and
s!nto accused hI u tEsatug lh.f ,iie 20 blow. and
sint struck ~altu Co., heal vii, rl1-> and1nock'd
him Snt0 b. d Tho nro,ttt" nan Boo tr face and
head times but ~fa'o finally 20; razor Ou hi-
pocket began -a~iuc away. IL cut >Ilto ir the
tneh and several part o. the idy The men foupl;
each other Unit both cNhau.d and la sl by I'D" in
. Iool Of blood An ambulance ,al-d aud b,tI Hcn
were taken 10 -. Vincent, Hospital
Lach Of them refused To give the police any Information
TO how the injured 'n TIC to tn hospital
they glared at each other and would have the nch
they had be enoueh Thee Ial locked
Nj a. witnesses Ia The Null "ryst station. Sintl an
cover but slrso late last evening critical
tuon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Only the price of Our imported
" House Coats" or "SmOking Jackets"
A round thousand of those comfortable,
case-provoking garments at prices that
will almost startIe one who knows the
cost of such goods.
-Four to six dollars knocked on the
prices of the costlicst, bringing them
down to S., $40 and Sl2. 500 for
those formerly $50 and $3.50, and
s3.75 for the former six dollar Coats.
"What a tumble" you'll say, when
the Coats are looked ut.
Some almost as severe work has Dceh
done among prices of our Winter IN
derwear Surprising what a dollar or
two will buy here now.
ROGERS, PEET ~ w.
,sTJ JEW RFq's
STORES. }32dst
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NEW YORK CITY.

>,, ,i.c,,or an the mach frconcr;cd beat,
,1,,,, go. 49,, ,,r,,. q v.,ccL,rc Of umbrella, in
new ",. -, en-, ,r. which visited the city ON
m'' ,.
,., ir,,c,,, l,o, ,,,c.tir wool has
n.,,'r,,, r n,ic, bv tn. recent financial
,'.m =, ,,,, .l,,o., an, other listed product
,...o,, 49,. .,,,.. clio, ,ti,. ,u-,r,
i'' >''' ,, : ,io o.,i, Dc, .r,eu, 4 Gram.
,,.r .,no,l 49, 80 Mi, Wright hpVc,. is p'inupa!
a.. ,..r,r,. d.r,rtm.ut If Gr,nimar school 80 -.
~ ''' ...,t,., ,n, r,,,,. .,
the Produce fN'"'nro ~ N',.,t. ,,,, g.,
Ky Ear" N '"'N'''- ,....f, ,c. heavy t-.l..
in "ia" "|''''' wv
0u-pid"I'>' -
The death was announced Y',''H'' 81
N'N'lI'' "'n'', '' , H., n,,, ~, r1 West
He died on ""',,'"H '' .., ,c.,. nd.
Iihnyc!Eh'''n Nv WIS
The annual dirurr Il The Ne" i"'" .'''"
citation 81 =. stephens pl'@' Is 10 ' -' A
%! The WARDEN "' WI" ''.'- ',,.. -. f. ....f..,
BARN. II VIII t'"' H"' ~ '' , 49,, ...,...,
20 AZ T. ~. h.-""P '''' .,,
ccrgymcn and H'in'h ave - 10 ''
Tho Doord Of CIV Fec. nd was informed h' -Hl''
,isor * uuN Nr-icrl ~ 'idl N'I''' -
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
sr-Ir OF A BROKEN DOWN MERCHANT.
RE SAYS HE LENT DR.. ELIZABETH hlbioN
MONEY, But SHE DENIES r.

ur GAYS HE LENT DIR. ELIZABETH hIbloN
MONEY, But SHE DENIES IT.
,,.< II Do,,bs is s,ing Dr. Elizabeth L. Hilton
ro,I lpovn urac Using physician. Of Throop ann hN
incton ayes VINO formerly Mrs hl|"o'," "
,,ois in the CIV Cour, to recover $77l the bai''c
Az. ON a note for S47G made April :. 1870 'nN
mt, MEAD, the statute Of limitations, ana "i'o
,oie. that She borrowed the money. Eo"os N'9
caro- . wealthy merchant but j. now poor ana S""c'
mo from a cancer in the throat. lie saN' '''' Nv
mot Mrs Francis, then poor widow. IN I7'f' ~ "
1o,o in Wcst Twenty sixth st.. New orh IiN s'''
=, tlo, tbcy met often arcrward. and tha' "e ta'"
ia. nancy I'm l-sG he sent her and her sou III
,,,-,,cie IN Fu.,pc for two years ana "'''N II
,oa,oe no, rnnncy TO start boarding mousse i'
,o nor in all about $4,000, he says ana 'o'n -
not. for $50 for money given her during the "'e'
,a.. q, their acauaniancc. she PAD nm ua'"' Hc
a.,or.s some Of the money secretly, IN ISL "heh
clio had married and their conditions were discussed
Dohhs who j. noW living at No. "a NNi''c'N''' WIS.,
~, ,ho .,.ud Yesterday In an>Vc. - P"N''"'N Is ~
lis business and properly, ne Nid ~ ""' uHl"T ~
,.over same Of his debts and was IaN'nS Sir'' '"'
49, n. wa, asked il he "A " gentleman "i
leisure and answered:
Il am not gentleman at all. am not r''"
lilo nIso said that he had several occasions gone
without food for days. hut h'h G'Fe' "'Ee0"
Once he had octupitd a barber 'haf Tor hc" nav
ing no nomey to get place to STAY Tor 'hc nlE'' and
lIiifnn took stand ll the hl''l""''
Aeried that Dol h., had rlVcl l,f money. Z" ~.
ehc made The no Q question. >hc ~d'd 81, h'.fo
nn,hinr ,Iout The house where she met HIN :"
@ L.. ~" sou hl,nkct> She met him few tunes
". nrua'd lint wa, never Intimately acquainted WIN
him After her return from Europe Nhc ~ ' IN
need and olt Of pity for ore whom ehc ~" rho case
will rOO IN
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Important Facts.

Official reports show that 100000 Pouno: u,
Baking Powder manufactured yearly IN 'I' G''a.
States. and that IS per cent. or oooooooo Po'0''
adu,terated with ammonia alum, or both
Certainly the thoughtful housewife Will appreciate c
.,o fr,,lncss Of the Cleveland Baking Powder CoI'-
nanv. who with full confidence in the purity ana
someness of their powder frankly publish It's oo"''''
u,or each label and although it is the most expensive
nowder manufactured vet it costs the consumer III
more than any other high class powder:
trial will prove its superior excellence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
rvorErs AGAIN WAVES Exclamation.

, CO T. pboobr, IA led produce the Domis records
-, , hearing i his c,-r Yesterday morning AZ Ia" Ton-
police Court and concud 10 waiN" examination. Bal
va. 0A,d at u co., and being unabl" 10 furnish 10 b"
va, again I'D below. much To the delight "i firn !"
sumner whom Phocbus prosecuted Fc'huv ana VINO &C.
cipcd q front scat In the count
Abe" Iiummc represented Mr.. Eo-~ who charges
Ph,cbus retaining 300. the proceeds Of III" sale
Of her p1Irfhsngng establishment a. 80 1913 ThfdaN~
prepared with the examination. and
hbitcd number Of letters and postal cards wherein
Phorbus wrote the that her ing
slowly, aud promised Ia her the muney December
les6. Since th'n PhOcbus claims TO have placed the
money Oh deposit with J. II. Caldwell. VI No. II
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-ur vrRDrRER cOMuITTED TWO ASSAULTS.

The prosecution N Ne case OF Johh ''''"' '"' -
t, sloan on Anil at so - Ch"rry't PIT SONG 'i''H
,,,.. NJ, ,h. .,a1d in General Sr.-ion7 }''t ROW
Mr.. Ami. Lawtoo. daughter Of tn" mnfi'fu "'"' 'U
n.d that hrr father tod Joan Curtin I" max '' "" ~
,, hall ADD that curtin ana his brother '"f''' '.'"
down the door of Nio'n'N room ''"'" ,,.
,', ,,,,,, . baseball bat but Gorn,liI- h'd him wh'
tn., ,.ltcd hin, in the sid. nnctin2 fd' """hd.
Mary Dr>coIl neat Witness a" h'' 'utI'' Au ~
once tried t. hide ia Ms. La"tonN '''m J"'l '"''"'
-, ,ouov.d nor aid stabbed her IN the left breast
-, ,..,,n stones ,on.ln.aw. te,th'd that nc h's
M hrc,n,r. A. they came downstairs ar"i tn mnHI'f'
and John cut him several times In the rad Ihe ca''
,,fn nh to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
1o,,X Y UcT,NE REFUSED TO TESTIFY.

supervisor John Y. Mckanc appca.cl Yesterday o'
fore the committee investigating affairs in tn ''"" :"
Gravesend. lie declined 10y advice 81 ''H'>'I - '''
10 the lions PAT to him regarding Inc a'N'''"
valuation 81 real and personal property IN The town
ard after argument between Alexander T. 'Tp'hic''
who appeared for Tic town. aud cNJudgc IrN' g"ul
sci for The committees. the hearing wa hJo"iu-u ,i'
IN Monday {, decide what powers ~" committee hd>
10 compel witnesses Il reply II questions
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ocr,crpc nr THE cITHOLIc PROTECT0M

TN, Hoard Of rru.t..~ Of Tho N""-YorE '''h'i' II,'
,,. moi Al No as Br,o,nc--t ycNtrIdii anu ''' '
,uovico on,,r. Pre.id,nt. i; H. 'aik; Ai,' ,'. -
don, Ilrlnnt Lawrence; s'c"hu VIC pr -.
UNI. ..., ,.,o,,c Kelly. and rctaty, w. "
i,,ing Their. wa, an opposition ticket ~ me "''
headed bv Mr. Lawrcncc. but he "'' ori'a'u Nv
, t,r the nir.!driry. Thci" were t"'"'N'h'' ""''
,,osont Al the erection which was h'ld III bf'''e '''
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Az INCFNDIAEY TEN YEARS OLD.

Fire Marshal Lewis has found that the IRE on '""
day in an unfinished frame building In Pa'hc'>'' "'''
Rockawav ave. was caused by Joseph "eh'cH'
wears cid q son If Commander Alexander 'c"N ~
Rankin Post. 40. 10. &. A. r.. who lives ~ NJ -'-
Pacific st. The boy at first denied any kn'"N"s' y"
tlc fire but finally confessed in the presence ~ M
<.thcr and The Fire Marshal. The ClcW to tc ","'
nf Inc fire wa found by the presence OF trpN" w.
Nv who danced with delight Al the SlEh' ,"i, we
danes The fire was put ont with loss oil 'oo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
CLOCKS. GINNING CLOCKS, &C.

T ~ dNT IT-TU I''7T7I
Tall clock, in line cabinc,-wor cases OF
.ioc.al d,~cn.. with or without chimes. Man
I'd clock, in light col3rci marbles and gilt. \
great variety OF gilt and crystal regulator clocks
If ali >2o>. finer variety Of travelling
cIo,k, opium timer, and reporters than ever
-.l-.a shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
WATCHES.


Highly finished. reliable movements in taste
ful cases of Is carat gold, at very low prices
In addition to the regular timers We oifcr
line Of gcntcmcn'S Minute Repeating
Watches at 5000 each reduced from former
price of $50. fully guaranteed aS time pieces
Of the highest standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
VIM. AND REER ~ TIE LINCOLN CLUB.

4 number Of members Of the Lincoln ''u' nave
united in an address calling meeting OF ~" '"' a.
,hc house i'm Putnam ave, for next Tu"-d.N evening
En- consider the following questions: shall liquors n'
served in the dining room IF the olub a'i" ma"
the sale of beer and ale be discontinued IA I'D" cup
fouSet7 The questions grow on % an '"'Hr' n',rv
club that none but malt liquors should D. |"FN'I H
the hou>c. \ number Of members more ipo oi VIZ,
- ~ Loer asked The trustee chang" IN" RAJ tu
,ve them a chance 10 have their ldF'iil' uIi
r. ,rn~,ce. refused The member :hri ~i ih"i II
~. couId ,o, have wine they reason WHY the
ntbers shnuld have beer aud have accordingly appeared
- ono ~ inc tvo questions affirmative answer.
,Vbe 10Th side, are thoroughly IN earnest ihcN dl,
both equally good nAtur"d ana arc haFI"- " e''" "S
of fun among Themselves about II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
10 SPEAK At THE Nrw.ENGLANp DINNER

The dinner Of the New England"iN 10 MORO" 'Nr'i"N
promises to he oAc Of unusual hrll"HrY. ''utr
willard Eaiilt will preside u.s. >d't Of The society
Al hi, rsh' VIII Ice the gallant vcc:an General VIE
lam Tecum,ch sherman and az hl> left ih' y"''h'"i
and genial octo-cnaran. EcnlamH d. >Ilman. ''e;
places al The guest table will c flied hy General H. E
BreckinrldCe of Kentucky. Who WIZ respond T. inc
t,wr,is who Will ,,.uou6 t. The Pdittu of IN" pd
Tine and the Ncw' the Rev. II. ir't Collier :"
1nbn smith and General q. q. Howard. who Viii
speak for " Pilgrims !Or HON" Rue q. ~ hP''Hu W
The Compact the NaNn"Wcr. 'i' U'.ihi" I"'
sestA has Eeen unusually large this Yti. and il i c>
pccicd that the company will ccips' h"ih IN en-
tnusasm and numbers, that gathered on ANY i".'"''
occasion.
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GOLD JEWELRY.

4 rich stock of gold bead necklaces, gold
pendant necklaces of new and attractive de-
signs; ncckchain> with dainty pendants heart
shape and others. Gold hair ornaments
Gcnilcmcn'S jewclry for evening dress ana ior
ali occasions. Innumcrablc small objects that
make acceptable gifts, such as key-rngs' goio
pocket knives gold thimbeS, bangles in great
variety. hair-pinS, side combs, match-boxes'
glove huttoncrS, cigar cutters infants STUDS
bib pins. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

GERMAN SINGERS ElN WARNER IN>riIl IT,
The LARGO luildinc At Ircalway AMI WH'u-!b,
ave formerly known a. the Warner Inst 'G". ana
later As Willoucllv Hall. has b~cn ST II lF I'rnaN
Peters TO the 2ocllncr Nacnncichor German NhSl
society. for $4,000 The buildine nian' Iifg'
hall occupying the second and third torres. ana ma
shops on the ground floor. II "a> UlI ahp"' cH"'
years ago by Bcniamin J. warner ana VIC "''. wa
us.d for church service by the WllouShby Avcnu'
,.n,ist congregation for long time. Mr Peters
%nrrtascd the building a few years a;o TIE N'iInci
snrinr society ha> oOntcnplae cd the erc'lip" 81 a
isdinc Tor some time but their pans wee fIu,tra %
and the opportunity 20 ~ccure the NAthrr hn'Hlh
was offered 70 the organization al III .o'r'e ~
aud Mr. Peters agreed To give cI,OOD Q" ih' NN" v
lie i the editor and proprietor Of " lnc tram. %
rmes The society will take possession ~ ih'
,,rnr.-,v -, .nril / II VA, orcanizcd tLItV V"ii~
AGO and has a large membership The president j.
A. W. Neunaau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertise ments admitted into these column.
are rec omme pdcd TO the renders OF THE TRIR.
UNE rs thoroughly reliable. and business -
one by mail with the Advertisers with safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
Theodore B. Starr.
Importer of Precious Stones, JeWeler,
SiIverSmith, &c.,
2O6 FIFTH AVENUE.
Madison Square. bet. 25th d 26th SIS
Madison Square. bet. 25th & 26th sts'

DIAMONDS. Second Floor
Singlc-stonc rings and earrings OF every size
and value Brooches. Pendants, Necklaces
bracelets. of original and tasteful designs.
inexpensive goods. and other grades up to
thc most costly. are marked b. the same thor
ouph and artistic workmanship and careful
choice of stones.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-12
CAPITAL PRIZE.
100000.
LIST or PRIZES :

Approximation Prizes.
$50 Prizes Of &c., approx natn to 200 Price eO000
$50 Prizes u 80, approx imatn to 1000 Prize, 1850
$50 Prizes Of 49, approx imatn to 10000 Prize. coo
2,as si7s.seo
All Prizes sold In the United States full paid In
United States Currency.