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Females.

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u uelneeN Chances.


Du5lnc59 z hGnCc5.
pay CAsIt Tar stocks o., r.,r.han.
q. dlte ~ oryl1oaas DIV ccocs. :Lf.
uI,ning g0oqs ciofLiIQ shoe. &C.. any
luz io6 fast sSd.st' and 81 Walkcr.st
4 -PARTNLR with $1,000 wanted N
- l =, cr,..,,s i-, c',f, ,i,a
~ de.iT.,bIc
IVTTI,T : DOWNING. III Rroadvay
,.,..,.,,.,,.,. ,....,.,.,.,.,,.-- ,....., b.,
\ isra.' Wh.l.-.,l,'. Ino, and -ho. business
(. M. cit,.. 80 Goa f.ui.lr,I A ran. ui.
u.ff-uitv
IN isII.r a. DOWNING, I-1 Broadway.
... ...,....,,.. .
4 --l'VJ1 IN MANI tA' I' ~ go r..
"a - par L.oiuct 5000 CONTRA. t.d i". 80
pas - p'r cent annually th'.'" jus .-.-
mont.
FUTILE & DOWNING. III Bf"ad'2'.
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flats 60 Get. t,utnrUlsle0


DLACK HJILDING-Lar'c apartment ;
- SAMMY ,.p.~ule- al-o OIL" f"i iJ'"c."4.
S,FttEAL PARK. WF>I Nos. - and
4 81. near s-t.-t. d;;F.c'I' fans 1 ,.i,
~ elevation steam. Aol Natr. o.. rent
-9ll 70 ~ OOJ. unc,cepuolab.c rc!.l noes
r.GNr IL
;FLAIs 10 LII ~ ~
GORDON,
e9.a.st.. gth.avc. h-Wlt decorated steam
,-at ard Oh modern .rpTcf ,mfntsi J ~,
n9m S.j 20 - p"l r.On'h; rooms ana
bath. ILquire o. the ownc- ca u n'I'es'
Brooklyn.
Two LET.-Ilrsl-,la.s fats Of t'io il ieh'-
EIoo.Ivu: NuIoN--t.. pr'r PlrIrp'.t
res Ouudln1i choicest location; 80 roo 20,
and L.th D'aItI-Ily An''1ru ana It.".'l
Im u,q,.n -tvr- tam heat, comp o ~
every DEAL: two minutes from Wall Sf:f't
ferry must De -ecu 10 d. app c!a'eu P'!cca
fl.f 200 20 $50 per 3uuum. 70. TURNER
urtIrull.- atpy 10 'iiA>. =. Si-i "4O' l.
y CO., .Ol Montaguc.at, Dio1Eiyn.
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iUnrk i1jnnteo


Females
~ NPIHIiNtID 'hi t'mr th'
"A Young bay dc-lr, pH,,t'un a. slrh1.
r,u..r and typewriter. /. WHILE 10
W--t 11th--t
,s,,.,NIIIING d.c'atl.n-. WORK ,allrd
1 i.r anI delivered lrttr. and 'nN,Inp'7
, .itc'n ~ $50 90 80 per lO'O. Auir..H
COT ~ g.. t%O'dtAPhI..' - 'h'u"''S
-. PfpoF'fn. ---.
w tNT.o by ,ouue lady ~. , ,o n",l-
W lion la a reliable house. Jlo W. Iv.h'A''
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Bcaro cu0 Rooms.


D% BCI.IrNAEB. 2.307 7TILANL.-
~ FINEST location la Harlem h.prh from
..jth-.t elevated suite u elegant newly
furnished rooms. with rrstc.d~~ board.
nIFiNFD HOME, gooI table; eAge..
Is. iru, references mod'ra,c price. 100
last iJth--t.
11SI-~E. 40 WENT.-Lasge and small
= 4 fourth nOCr Rooms, WIN D''i' HDl'
s04'd.
DO LAST 2OTH.sT.-Good board u 90.
> q aat rooms ~ g. al! l.i.' y rL-n'eht
Iar,i,-: excellent liable bond hoH-" thor.
ogpA.v rclo}a.'d.
~T-~I. ..trye-n 5th and son a. 3d.
Ol HaaG. omlv furnished tpnms. WIN
board can now bc occur q ion thc s'a-"A .
tabl. and anlJ!ntm,nt> nrs'-clH-s. Aaarr7'
EXPERIENCE 1rilun" OAc..
- WEST s5D.oI-Lare" and ,nfi
y rooms good table An- n"'.ADofhool ,
near l. station and Contra! PARK.
80 NADtSDN.ANt-N.la lo'rl. l'rer.
/ Z IT ~nI suite, and ,ia-'c Fooi"-
p.rmIuclt H. transient
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furnished icons


A PARTY OF gentlemen o. gentleman and
II nl'. can secure Three nicely furnished
looms IN quiet. clean uYu~.; r,nt from -
70 $40 'sch; no" or S.p..niorr IT. N.cn.i 3
oi brau,rcy Park. Address Il. Y, alb
une Uptown Onice. l.-J- Broadway.
FNAST 55TH-ST.. 23C.-A fur'.t,,a front
II room, with water aCd gas for gentle
man; iA foo . wryA.
l. LEGANr nelgAJofho Il; nicely flr-
> 5 inward. ~ E@-t 1l-,--t.
=. rr.vat- family ,o.r roo.-- Tor g.ntc-
men only. loi We, icu,--t.
/ NIAILY furnished rooms near cicNated
y station. 20 last .sth-st.
NlTH GKANuEDY PAEK. ~ r4..
Y % '--t Hand .L ly furnished Rooms Fl
! l.t. breakfast II Gc-.sci; lota pHyLec 81 ;
| references.
/ = UNIVERSITY PLACE North Washing
-1oa, for the fail and Winter; private
ia.aAv.
- rII--T. IS WEsT-H're opportunity
o. -e.gi- rooms ,iu9,T o. 90 sA.i' ,
FURNISHED ard unfinished every thing Lee"
and ,tly h!st~cla,s.
/ o~WIoT H-sr.-H1n 'om.iy fur
| = n-he1 roons n"ar Broadway elr''-
/ tor AID every convenience; southern cN'
| D sure; gentlemen only.
tIU.>I. .49 WE~T.-Dc.lfabl" apart
u m.nc, for gentlemen in strictly pn-
vac family. On suit of -.ngly nia,-c -
ATTENDANCE; pleasant location.
- LAST lITn-~r., mar -. D.u.s Hotel.
i Oj -Dt-ilaJi' furnish q s0or> ioF iaui-
I nos. gentlemen, traIslcat7 acc 0uI dated
] references.
..TH.Sr.. 3Oi WEsT.-'toi'c room, 'or
! ID gentlemen pr.y.t. HOIsrj ats, run
Ming Wa.er; near J. station aud park nta,-
| ucss unsCrpae SEQ.
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4 3. RFMSON, 800, sol ard DOB Uia'II.
!. St, BroOklyh.-Horsc owners par2dise
lght carriages Of every description; hsn1.
made harness for all PURPOSES; village sn3
road carts. business and depot wagons, ana
every other article pertaining % TIE norse
the only one.price house in the business. and
vat The lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

THE TRADE ~ GIN Nt'.
Chicago. AUG. II (-pecall.-Thcrc was nothing To-
,av 10 bring about decline in wheat except selling
inclination on a." part Of local traders Ihe selling
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on City. Penn, Avg l2-Nationsl Transit cepthcates
oae. los 9j2 bb, charters. 3j,JOj bbis; shipments,
~ iYry pm, Aux l2-Prtroleum dull and lower
N,toI TIans certificates opened At 92c closed at 90sc
siT,Gfod penn Arg. f2-Natons Transit centincates
sn'd a. 81 c closed az 9J3sc highest J2sc; lowest,
dr. 81. afanccs, 1874 900 bhls
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giip Real Csiaic for 6ale
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Conntrp Rcal estate for Sal

A 1EN,i FGR dwellings
"A AID Landing sites for sale houses W
iet furnished or unfinished. ICBBS &
TAYLOR. Beekman-St. n. Y.
A 7 PELHAM MANOK.-IIOuscs With
"A modern Improvements 10 ret o. Tor sale.
Apply l.. ii. HI D>ON pol 5th-ate.
residences. T.. {. WILSON. Peeks.
kLl y. Y.
FOR sALE-An Old established mrbc-
and coal LusineS. nov ~ good Ofd ?
70 miles from New-York City. Address
Box 10 Tribune Once.
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Vonnirp Real gsiale GO Eet.

~ LII. Crawford, y. j.. il miles from
q New-YOrk.--A lO.roon roffagr win iii
H,Sooerh improvements fine school: four
sen.uiehes: fishing and boating. Apply 10
Snsef JAS. w. FERGUSON. 81 and SO
1lae-st. n. Y.
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- ItllAL BAitt,AINN
~ IN TWO AND THRFE-SEAT DEPOT
WATONS. Passenger W9c0ns -sa'iuC
tNF'n persons; open surTry- in OAK and
natural wood extension tor evfro,..
tt'noiets. ladies' pax ph1ctOn9 also bGrs-
ucsrs huggirs pony and rod carts finest
s.rctl"n q pleasure traps; lc.t goods
70 ives, ,rces Buy from the builders.
RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE CO..
71-Si WoCst.r.st
%ew.Eovk
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GOT HIS REWARD!

One John H. Gould has been NOM
mated for State Auditor, by the Repub-
lican party of Massachusetts,. 1t has
been discovered that he was one of the
famous carpet baggers who figured
cOnspicuously during the reign of
plumber in the State Of Georgia, and
that he has made way with $SOOOO.OG
of the public funds, in those h~alcyon
days of Republican dynasties.
The consequence is, that although
the piouspeople of Massachusetts, threw
up their hats and halloed, Hallelujah
when Gould was pillaging the southern
people they are not willing to give
him any chance to handle their money.
SO Gould had to come down off of bis
elevated horse, and retire to private
life. Chickens may wander away in
cloudy days, but they eventually come
home to roOst.
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SAMOAN. Managing Edit.
Rates of

For each square of ten lines or less,
the first insertion $50. Second lnser-
ton, 10 cents per square. Fer subse-
quent insertions. per square 30 cents.
Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards, in
Guiding paper. will be published at the
rate OF 80 cents per square for the first
insertion. ard D cents for subsequent
insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for office,
$40. to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the
copy for a specified line will be lnser-
ted till forbid and payment eXacted.
Persons sending communications to
this paper must always furnish their
real names TO the Editor. We will not
save or return rejected manuscripts.
AllusiOns personally disparaging to
any one will never be inserted except
as advertisements nor then, if peculiar
ly Objectionable.
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NOTICE.

We the undersigned authorities, hereb{
call the attention OF all whom il NAV eonl
Germ, to the following section OF Article Ia,
and do hereby order all establishments
coming within said section TO close thatl
doors on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. l@a nm
til ! O'Clock, p. m.
SIC. 29.-That it shall be the duty Of esrsI
Assessor, Registrar, sheriff or Com1,is,lona3
OF Election, on the day OF election. to eIosd
all drInklng saloons, dram shops, gr1zgeries1
or places where liquor is sold By tis gIassj
bottle or gallon, within a radious 81 twn3
miles of any polling place, and shal arresa
and imprison. until after the closing ~ thg
polls, any person who shall refuse 20 cIoss
such places where liquors are sold, by sither
of them ordered to do so, and any Iernnr,
who snali sell secretly or otherwise ar Tvs
to any person on the day OF election. anv
Intoxicating liquors. by the gla. 5, bottle ~
gallon within tle radius of two miles y any
polling place., hall be deemed guilty az q
misdeaieanor, and on conviction tvereoF
shall be punished by a fine Of not Iess rian
Fifty Dollars for each separate ~offense.
p r. LORIU,
Sheriff, Parish of L.Ifourche.
PROSPER TOUPS,
Registrar of Voters, Parish of Lafourche.
W. C. Raglan,
Returning Officer, Parish If Laf5ur che,
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Resolved further, That a conn ir5ee \
three be appointed 10 attend any and All cnI
~ferences that may be held by the peoDIe y
parishes and districts, called for the purpd
ses of defeating the enforcement of said onet
Gus, oppressive, harsh and unnecessary Ia
Resolved further, That these resolatior
be given to the press for publication. AMI
that the hanks of this meeting be ret daraJ
to the TIN es-Democrat for having kindIl
sent a representative here to report t.le prri
~ceedings.
A committee of three, by re~soIntioI
was appointedto confer at all meetin1
to be held i'll the parish in futura
The committee was announced - foil
lows: DR.. John B. Gazzo, chairman
Ellis Foret and Wallace Lefort.
After the adjournment of the meet
ing a barbecue vas held at the plantS
uon of Mr.. Sosthene Folse, the fin
plantation below Raceland, where soIil
and liquid refreshments were bounti,
fully served to all Corners.
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The Republicans have nominated
Dudley Coleman for congress in the
second Louisiana district.
If there are enough Democrats in
the second district to vote for Cole
mai again, to ~re-elect him, the Lord
have mercy on such Democrats. Mr.
Coleman cody and deliberately voted
to unseat two white members, who
were fairly and honestly elected to
congress and to seal in their places
two negroes who were not elected.
If thai be the kind Of man I'll. d. Cole
mar is, land that is just the sort OF
man he is) then the white men who
go to the polls and vote for him should
go and hide themselves in the caverns
OF some dark mountains where the
light of Gods sun will never reach
them.
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The fact that three Western Re-
publican senators have refused to vote
for the Mckinley Tariff Bill, is an evil
dence that the humbuggerIy under
the disguise of protection is beginning
to be understood as a machine to draw
the blood from the toilor and farmer
to fatten the manufacturers and mill
~lionaires of the Eastern States. 1t is
high time that the people of Missis-
sippi valley and cotton growing dis
tricts we've finding out that they are
simply hewers of wood and drawers of
water for the nabobs and gold specu-
lators of the Eastern States.
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Notice is hereby given that in complained
with provision OF act No. 81, of 1880 which "a
ian Act to repeal all that portion OF Act NO
33 of 1873, creating the Fourth Levec DIstrics
and TO create a new district to be ana styled
tine sAtclafllaya Basin Levee District aud IN
obedience 10 instructions received from tha
Board of Commissioners for the Atcha falava
Basin Leyee District said board acttag nm
der authority vested in them by section 10 OF
said Act No %, / will proceed to collect from
the producer and shipper within the iimits
OF the parish of ~Lafourche, right bank, the
following produce tax, to-wiI: - eats for
each bale of cotton shipped: Is cents iur each
1000 pounds # sugar shipped; 7I-2 cHnts for
each barrel OF syrup shipped 5 cents for
each barrel OF moiasses shipped: Iii .euts
for each sack OF rough rice %siliuncat liz
cents for each barrel OF esculents sa pped
The collection or this tax will be risidIy
enforced. r. r. IOEI5 -
sneriff and taxcollcctor, parish Of L.afaureha.
T~EibodauX, Sept, list. iSg0.
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SATURDAY., OCT. 4. 1890.
WHAT SHALL BE UONEf

There seems to be a disposition of
the leading statesmen of the country
to have the Government appropriate
money for the purpose OF making a
prevent overfiows from the Mississippi
river in the future and, for that pur-
pose a bill is DOW before Congress to
set apart nine millions of dollars for
that purpose.
1t may be some time before such an
appropriation will be made, but the
people of the Mississippi valley are
beginning to see the necessity of this
great work, and, a determination and
education is being formed that will
ultimately place the construction of
Levees, on the Father of waters, under
the general Government.
That will open a grand future for
alluvial Louisiana, but what is to be-
come of the people residing on Bayou
Lafourche in that eventf
1t is notorious now that, with the
Mississippi river full, the Levees of
Bayou Lafourche must yield or the
water will run over them from the
river to the Gulf. That is a subject
OF the greatest Importance to the
LafOurche people.
Will the Government construct the
Levees to hold the water in its passage
to the Cuff That can barely be
possible.
The only remedy for the Lafourche
country will be to close the bayou at
Donaldsonville, or construct locks
therein, that will control the inflow of
water and serve the purposes of COM
merce.
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The treasury of Assumption parish
struck a bonanza last term of court.
The good people of that parish had
been amusing themselves for some
time, violating the Sunday law. The
grand jury brought in 60 indictments.
When the first case was tried and the
accused found guilty by a petit jury,
1t so %astonished the other SO, that they,
at once, walked up like men, plead
guilty and paid their fine of twenty
five dollars, which put into the treas
ury the sum of $4,000
At this rate there will be no need of
a produce tax in Assumption. The
money goes into the school fund, and
will increase the school session ar
least one month.
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There is a dredge boat in bayou La
fourche cutting out the bars in the up
per part of the stream.
There is one remedy for the troubles
i'll that stream, both dnring high and
low water, and that is to put locks at
Donaldsonville, or stop 1t entirely.
The annual deposits are becoming
so great that there can be no hopes of
ever preventing overfiows when the
water has free access in high stages,
or Of having navigation INSTRUCTED in
low water by bars.
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In its last issue the Comet, speaking
of the public printing, says, "the ven-
cradle Major Grisamore, president Of
the police jury, saw fit not to give any
such notice." as that ''the law requires
that bidders be advertised for"
Now, will the Comet please state
when the Police Jury directed the
president Of that body to advertise
for bids for the public printing! If
such direction has been given, then it
will be in order to charge that officer
with neglect of duty.
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The Democratic congressional can
didates are, with n exception, all
nominated in Louisiana. They are
Gen. Meyer in the first district, An
drew Price in the third district, Blan-
cbard in the fourth, Boatner in the
fifth and Robertson in the sixth. War
moth has been nominated by the Re
publicans in the first district. In this
district there will probably be no op-
position, and the same can be said in
regard to the fourth, fifth and sixth
districts.
There will probably be a warm con-
test in the second district, in which
the Republicans have renominated
Coleman.
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The tariff bill has finally passed
congress. At the final vote i'm the SEN
ate, the vote was 80 in favor of and
II against the bin.
Plumb, Pettigrew and Paddock, Re
publicans, found the dose too nauseous
and refused TO swallow the decoctiOn-
This shows that protection is be.
coming too steep for some of the Re-
publicans, it takes a long time to get
the people to understand this protec-
ton humbaggery but it will be COM
pretended by and by.
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dozen of the members who were thirty
years of age, and many of their ages
ran between Is and 81, and that the
vim. spirit, and will of the men, cans
ed them to look at the bright side of
every thing, and to make the most of
every circumstance that came in their
way. They were always full of anima-
ton and gayety.
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MACHINE
10 Clarity or Bleach Cane T-ic
by Means Of
SulphurOus Acid q

We are in possession Of photographs Of the
above, the capacity of the larger size Of which
is IA quantity of Juice sufficient for 25yO to
39O and the smaller 1890 to 10000 poilsls OF
sugar IN "a hours. The mode of its Op -r.ssion
Is to force through water with the greatest
regularity tine gas, by means of sret,s and
vacuum, The metal used in it's constructions
is in no way affected by the gas. 1t i easily
put up and occupies "A space OF 6x3 tres only.
AddressEH- G. DIONNE, Tht13liauxs
Sept.-2T-D
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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 C~astoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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DIED.

GUIDRY-On the Alice Plantation, st. Char
les Parish, La, on Monday, September 22nd,
1886, Celeste Guidry, wife of Thomas j. Hep
Ter, aged 40 years, and a native of Terrebonne
Parish.
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Ceal3ssas!V .HgTf Ata.NY,
PORT GIBSON. MISS.
SA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR EoYs. w.
G.. GUTHRIE, PRINCIPAL.

Full corps of thoroughly equipped ana
skiiful teachers. Rates extremely low, owA
ing ~ increasing prt<perity:
healthfu! location in the "Hiil counti :, on
mississippi Valley X. H.; home Influences,
firm, parental. elevating discipline. opens
SEPTEMBER u. Write for catnlogue.
Address C.. u. VII ALTON. Scc'y.
AUg-9-9g-2m.
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In Mississippi and Kentucky the
people are struggling in an effort to
form new constitutions.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
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