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LIrn wAsnING1oN TOPICS.
Things Of Interest Happening In and On
OF the Halls OF Congress.


Senator German. In addition to being popular
among adults OF 10th sexes, has gained an
oiher corps Of constituents among the children
of the capital by fayoring the bill giving up tho
puddle paris Of the city for recreation grounds
While coming down from the Senate this after
noon he was approached by brighI little fol-
low, who inquired;
Are you senator German, mister"
THAT is my name" replied tho Maryland
Senator as a smile cTept out OF the corners OF
his mouth. What can do for you, my son 2"
when are you going to let us play on the
grass In tho pRrks2"
Just us soon as Congress passes tho bill"
answered the Senator, and a. be turned away
ho was greeted by the boy with;
MY. but YOU are bully Senator. / wish
all OF them were like you"
The proposition which If favored by Senator
German has attracted great deal OF atten-
ton hero, and II will come up for action In the
senate next Monday ii has been suggested
that an army al school children shall DO mus
tered and marched 10 the Capitol that day TO
show tie statesman What an interest has been
aroused in this project. On the White lot
Just south OF the Presidents house, about n
quarter Of century ago senator German
noon. aud lie Says that tho large crowds a.
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IIouse Of Rerrr..ntatlrrr.

In the House, prayer having been delivered,
the Dem cratic programme was carried out
by Mr.. Cultivate Dem, Ohio raising tho
10 nj Of order that there WAS no quorum pres,
ent. Tho Speaker glanced oyor The array Of
empty seats and without troubling himself to
make count Of the members present respond
cd dryly. The point rs well taken" For a mo-
pIeRt nothing was done, none Of the Eepuhli-
san leaders being in their seats, and then Mr.,
NcCTsRrY Dem, KYl took the initiative and
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ADANS-BARNRS.
Tho President or Cornell Marries the
Widow of A. ~. Barnes.

LONDON. July 10.-Mr. Charles Kendall
Adams. President OF Cornell University. wss
married yesterday to MR.. Mary Mathews
Barnes. widow OF the late Mr.. A. s. Barnes
the well known book publisher OF New York.
They will visit Mr. Andrew Carnegie at his
residence in scotland, and Will sail for New
York on Aug. ~.
Charles Kendall Adams. President o, Cor
lp2 upon his collegiate course at the
srad9ated in tho class OF H. and Became an
Teacher In the university. In 1867 he was
made Professor OF History. and spent year
abroad In study. Upon his return he settled
down at tho University OF Michigan. where he
remained until 1885. when ho was elected 10
Ali tho Presidential chair OF Cornell University
vacated by President White. Besides his con-
tributions 10 American and foreign reyiews.
no has written Representative British
0rations." Manual Of Historical Literature"
and Democracy and Monarchy in France"
Mr.. A. T. Barnes died about two years ago.
President Adams was on terms nf Intimacy
with Mr. Barnes in his lifetime and with the
memhCrs OF his family. OF late years Mr.,
barnes had eyinced ~ eRt interest IN Cornell
University, and some time before his death
had arranged 10 cndow that institution with
II large sum of money. 10 DO used tor tho cree
tiOn Of u buiIdingto lie known as Barnes Hall
After his death his executors carried out his
plans, aud handsome building las been
erected On the campus at Ithaca. Mira
Barnes has also contributed to tho eduipment
OF Barnet Hall since her husbands death
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Comm,..,on.r vern,,ys Res,gns Also.

Mr.. Jacob D. yermilye wrote to Mayor Grant
yesterday letter reslGning from the Board OF
Education. This makes three resiRnRtions
within tho last eight days, tho others being
those OF President J. Edward Simmons and
Mr.. Robert NJ. galloway, MIR. Vermilye was
for many years had been Chairman of the
Finance ComnI'tH". lie is Il banker The
terms Of these three men would nave expired
on Jan. !, lSnl, but each would have doubtless
boon rcapuOinieh.
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North American Land COMPANY.

ALBANY. July l0.-The North American Land
Company was incorporated to-day to buy and
sell real estate upon commission in all parts OF
the United States and Canada. Tho capital OF
the company is fixed ut $780, GOO, and the prin-
rators arc Charles II. Nelson, Allen T. VII
linms. and John Hoop. of New York Alvah
Wiswnll. Wohnrn. Mass: Joseph L. Stevens.
Jr., Minneapolis.
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How is Your Blood?

Ifyou feel that your blood is not in good
condition. do not lose time and take tho risk
OF serious illness by taking nostrums. but 20
to the point ut once by using S. s. S. This is
the remedy which YOU need, and don't be pur-
shaded to take any otths so-cRled blood mSdl-
druggist makes few cents more per bottle.
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A Permanent Cure.

Tor years I WAS troubled with tho most
malignant type OF chronic blood trouble. Anor
trying various other remedies. without getting
any benefit. was induced by Ioo SchelI, a
barber, who has since moved 10 st. Louis, aud
who was cured by Swifts specific OF II coDsI-
iuiIonal b,ood trouble, 10 take y. 5. :. A few
bottles cnroi mo permanently. Ini.o consiiar
Is, r. s. the best TOXIC over saw. Wnio taxing
1t my weight Increased aud my health improved
In every way. have recommended :. 5. 8. 10
several friends. and in every case they
were satisfied with the results
a.. q. A. WAIGHT. Midway. Pa
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The officers and Executive Committee OF
the New York Steam Heating Company held a
meeting yesterday to discuss the order Of the
Board OF Health requiring the company TO
1874. A letter was sent 10 the Board OF Health
dem Anding hearing,
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Good Advice.

Several years ago was covered with BoIlS
to such AN extent that my life was IN misery.
After trying number Of other remedies with
out any benefit, was advised by awho!esa.O
druggist at Columbus to try s. S. S. tSwlits
speclncA One bottle of :. s. cured me en-
trely. | have not had Boil since
To those afflicted with Boils or skin
eruptions, give the same advice my whol@
sale druggist gave me-take S. S. S.
DAVID ZARTMAH. Druggist,
May 10, 1890. Independence, Ohio
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The new ventilation system adopted nv the MercSn'
tile safe Dspost Company Ia tho Equitable Building
Tuesday when the thermOmeeT Was recording lOl do.
elsewhere the EAultB and T0Onlb were cool aud
cOmfoftAbIe-Adg.
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iard'a attempt to induce the Southwestern
roads to Withdraw the round trip rate of slG.7O
between hicago and Kansas Cry has failed.
take any steps ut present having given legal
notice that the rate will remain in effect until
Aug. II. In the mean time there ia much bad
feeling over the discovery that the scHlpors nre
handling tickets Used for the knights of ry:
thias concave at Milwaukee. and the general
passenger agents OF several Of tho roads are
accusing each other OF treuchery. The new
passenger agreement does not seem 10 be ac-
compishing its purpose.
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and Lake Shore roads, which both come In
over tho Rock Island tracks In Chicago, have
decided to elevate them, and Will In the near
method to, be- employed will be stone arches,
aS in London.
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F. SAMOAN, Managing Edi'
Subscription:
Rates Of advertising

For each square Of ten lines or less,
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ton. 70 cents per square. For suhsp-
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Obituaries 10 cents per line.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN IIAII

-. - 3fgI, !
thIbodaux, La, Dec. ,. Isga {
lie Mayor and Council for tile Town ~
liibodanx. elected November iti,. 1890 ma,
this day. at $50, i. III. "'
Present.. l.. Aucoln.. Nayor anil, a..
tees CiasJ Barker. l.. r. CaiIlon.t " z,
Raglan. Z. W. TI.ibodeaux and frank Zsr,.,
Absent-H. w. Frost, Trustee.
The Councilmrn presented THAR
sio;ls duly sworn to before a notary nuhl;c
~" Mayor appointed the following stan,lino
co1nlnil tees: h"
Finance Cnmmittec-C. J. Barker. cb,;.
man; u L. Cailionct. e. w. Thibodeanx
imiupvHiient Cnnmittee-W G.. R,o,n
chairman; r. Zernott, il. w. Frost.
Committee on Education L. p Caiuono*
chairman Y. ". Thibodeau,, II. w. Frost
S"ihnnttee on Public Properi VI "
Frost. chairman f.. Zernott. &. J''B.rtar'
Committee on Fire Departmrpt-F "
mott. W. {. Raglan. l.. =. CaiIlouet.
ar. Chiliouet. seconded by Mr.. Ze,n,,t
moved tliat the appointments made bv III,
MAYOR be confirmed. Carried. "
ne Maror stated what officers were uac..-
safv ana then suggested that their snlar;as
he fiStd beiore their election would t.ka
p ace. '"Ae
Mr.. Raglan. seconded by Mr.. CailIoaet
moved that the salaries remain :s beretnr,.,
existing. as follows:
Mayor, S20O per annum Clerk, S75 90 ,er
ahhuin; Constable. Collector, Market Ms.
Ter "harfinger and Sanitary Inspector. s1"o.
treasurer. SID; Corporation Laborer. Sio IN,
per month. he to furnish cart Collector u
per GENT on nil collections: $50 pc, ,nontis
Ior Keeping Town Hall in order and SJ.00 nsr
mouth 70 clean the Market House.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Hy THEPREsS
ASSOCIATION,

Resolved further, That we reiterate our
earnest Reproduction Of the injudicious. hurt
full and unbusiness like practices of doing
than the rates exaet@d of private individuals
and that any paper taking any public print
ing by offering = bonus or performing such
work free Of charge shall be refused the cour-
tesy of exchange by the papers of the asso-
citation, or otherwise dealt with AZ the a-so-
citation may decide; provided. that any paper
belonging 10 this association, which may be
thrown in competition for public printing
with one not a member and thus not obliged
to obey cur rules shall be cons dered exempt
from the operation OF this regulation.
Resolved, That the newspapers Of theState
be requested to print the last preceding res
olution at the head of the first column Of the
editorial page, for at least one issue, to the
end that the purpose thereof may be known
to the Publishers of newspapers not repre-
sented 1t this meeting.
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LOCKPORT NEWS.

We are in receipt of letter from
our esteemed friend G.. Abribat. ,Jr.
asking US to give our opinion on the
lottery question, and at the same time
giving us his views on this importont
subject.
We do not know exactly whether
our friend Ahrihat Intended that his
letter should be published or not. but
from the fact that lie expects u tn an
swer through your paper We Imagine
he Will not object to our PUBLISHING 4
few extracts; the letter reached us orly
late yesterday and on this account We
are compelled to postpone unit! next
week u nswer Here are some of
the extracts:
say that lottery is enticing to vice
and prlvation, that it is morallyw,on~
has a tendency to corrupt politics. ~
was well shown in the last legislature.
and makes men forget the welfare of
their state.
Now to illustrate another wrong.
| will state that | have been in the
general merchandise business here for
IL years. have been compelled TO
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Tenth Justice Court-Parish of La.
foniche. .
Francois Deramee rs. Simon Peterson.
Mes. Is, IL and 1872.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of three writs OF Fieri Fac:as. is
sued by Auausts Cretini, justice of the peace
OF the tenth ward of the parish of Lafouf che.
IL fayor OF Francnls Deramee and against
>inon Peterson, md to me directed. l will. at
Ill o'clock, q. m, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 81. 1899,
at the Office of the said justice OF the peace,
II the tenth wari. in said parish, offer for
sale at pnblie auction the following movable
property. to-wit:
Fifty-Nine bales of moss marked L.. X.
seized at the Rail koaa depot. Raceland. in
the parish OF Lafourehe. as the properly OF
SIMON Peterson. unier said writs Of Fieri
Facias.
Dated this 18th day of December, 1890.
j. REMONT.
Constable 10th ward. parish of Lafourchs
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On motion of Mr.. r. Zsrnott. seconded by
MIR. Thibodeaux. the monthly appropriations
OF he fire companies were laid over tor csnsid-
Grafton until the next meeting.
MIR. Raglan. seconded by Mr.. Thihodeaux,
moved that the fixing of the printers salary
be deferred also until next meeting.
The election of officers was then taken up.
Mr. Cailleuct, seconded by Mr.. Rrgan'
moved that the ''lerk and Assessor. being one
and the same perscn. be voted for together.
The lianrs of fk-N- Conlnn and John B.
Taylor We're read as candidates for this office.
\ ball"t YVES taken which resulted as fol-
lows: CoElnn, five votes; Taylor, one. Cou-
Ion was declared elected.
Mr. Raglan, seconded BY Mr.. Thibodeanx,
moved that the Constable, Collector. Market
Master. Whartinger and sanitary Inspector.
heiHg conferred upon the same person, be
voted for simultaneously
The names of the following candidates
were read for this position.
J. NJ. Walsh. j. n. Wright. TAYLOR Lagarde
and G" Molaison. The vote stood: Walsh.
four votes; Wright, one; Molaison, one
six vote, east. Walsh was elected, having
received a hiaicrify IF votes.
The names OF +. Samoan and Anatole Brand
were read IL candidates for Treasurer. There
We're SIX ballots cast aud Samoan received the
entire six, consequently was unanimously
elected.
The applications OF f. Samoan and John B..
Taylor Tor the office Of Town Printer were
lend 10 the Council. TIE vote resulted rs
1oilo~s: Samoan, five votes !; Taylor. one vote.
Samoan was declared elected.
The chn,idates for Corporation Laborer
We're Arthur Malhroush and Emmanuel Spo
sit"; The vote stood: sposito, four votes !;
Marlborough, Two votes. 4
Mr.. Caillouet. seconded by Mr. Zernott,
moved that the Clerk and Constable each lie
furnished with a copy Of the town laws aud
ordinances.
The Ireasnrer's general report. fro,e Nov.
10. 1858. TO Nov. IS. 1890. was read and refer
red Ia the Finance Committee.
The Council then adjourned.
) l.. AUCOIN, Mayor
J. b. TAYLOR, clerk.
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SATURDAY., DEC. 81. 1890
189O-1S0I..

Before another issue of the SENTINEL
appears eighteen hundred and ninety
will have become one of the memories
of the past.
1t has been a year that will be kindly
recalled by every Louisianian 1t has
beef q year of good crops. Corn, cot
ton, rice. and potatoes have abundant
ly repaid the farmer for his toll.
The sugar grower will speak of 1890
as one Of the phenomenal ycar in
which their sugar cane has been on
derfnl in size, wonderful i'll quantity,
and, wonderful in yield.
The year has been one in which,
health has been remarkably good.
And, it has been a year that will be
remembered as ore in which the black
clouds Of anarchy. despotism, and tyr
amy, which seemed ready to take pos
session of the land, have been hurled
backward with a mighty force, whilst
the people have shown that they intend
to be the rulers of this great land :.
that nj band of despotic conspirators
will be permitted to seize the reins Of
government, bind them in chains. and
reduce them to to position Of vasals.
and Eewers of wood and drawers OF
water for the benefit of Il few autocrats.
The new year will enter into life
under favorable conditions in which
the citizens of Lafourcle may gener
ally be thankful. The parish owes no
MAI anything. the town of Thihedaux
Is free from debt.
Thousands of acres of land arc he
lug uncovered by the system Of drain
age that has been in operation for
few years. Prosperity is visible all
around. Increased and improved ia
cilities and machinery are being
brought here for the manufactory Of
sugar cane. The small farmer VIII
cannot erect sugar mill can now in
many instances raise sugar care ard
dispose of it an good conditions.
New dwellings are being built: Til
bodanx and Lockport are gradually
sat steadily increasing in growth and
wealth.
The SENTINEL wishes all its friends
and readers y happy new year, and
hopes that their prosperity may grow,
their happiness increase, and that
when 1891 comes to an end it's memo
fies VIII be as precious and dear as
are those of the present year 1890.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SENTINEL.
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ELECTION.
OFFICE OF TH1BoDAux BRtpor

OFFICE OF THIBoDAux BRyDqr ~
T~hfbodau1, La, Nov. &. laqS
Pursuant TO article of the act OF inenrr1
ration Of the above named an ~
ton for five directors and three cotlrnissiNs
ers to serve for ensuing year (IS9n vii, n
held at the Office OF the president az ~
company. on Green street, on THUKsDay
1st, 1891, between the hours ~ \
O'Clock, q. NJ. and 2 O'Clock, pm !
L. + TORIO. T. d.. Moopp
oecrears. President
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The debate on the force bill still
moves al"ng slowly in the senate oftha
United States.
The Republicans maintained a deep
silence for ON time, but tile infamous
bill was 50 thoroughly disSectcd and
exposed by the Democratic senators
that they We're compelled to change
their tactics, and pow Republican sena-
tors are heard in al fort to show
some reason for the supper. of meas
ne, that is III direct violation Of all
the teachings, doctrines. and tradi-
tlons of the Fathers whose grand wis
dom brought tilis government into ex.
lSience ana gave it i .,lace aniona the
natIors Of the earth, Senator Stewart.
Of Nebraska, il republican senator
made i'll able argument against the
bill. and Senator Teller. If Colorado
one OF the ablest republicans in the
county says that nc Will not vote for
any such measure.
Its whole purpose is t. keep min
orlty in power, not by al honest vote
OF the people, but BY an arbitrary law
that makes no pretense to honest cleo
tons. One half Of the ahirst republic
can newspapers bitterly drnounca the
bill. yet the bold conSpiratnrs in the
senate seem to pay no heed t. these
denunciations but continue in their
bold c.lccr.
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pay my license Yearly, and that privi-
lege was issued yearly also. Now, if
by hook aud crock / should get the
privilege to lie the only storekeeper
IN the parish, even for one year only
would it not be quite an Injustice to
all the other citizens of the parish,
and one that may naturally be COM
pared to what the lottery calls the
question Of the hour? | believe in
treating all justly and impaltially, and
justice 10 all, favors to none, should
be our motto, and we should act up
to it.
Tie above extract will suffice to
give an idea of Mr.. Abribat's letter
and. as we said before, we propose in
our turn 10 air our views on the sub
jcct, and rs they do not coincide with
our friends, we shall leave it to Your
leader. to decide.
The Lockport urchins regret that,
though very large, tile crop of the four
bits plantation was not larger, as it
had to be hauled through the streets
OF Lockport to the mill, and there WIS
not 4 cart hut was covered with boys
steai------We mean, taking cane and
each cart looked like ii molasses bar
rel covered with flies in summer.
The grinding is going on every
where under the most satisfactory
conditions; we hear some complaints
OF hands being short.
Sugar Is shipped as soon as made
Tor Notwithstanding the low price il
brings nothing indicates that better
rates will prevail later on; the bulk
OF the crop is already gone to market.
Several Of onr planters have finished
grinding among which j. N. Bour-
geols who made 40 hhds and would
have made much more had not d LARGE
portion Of his land been under water
until 4 very late day owing to the
Pamela crevasse.
We expect Messrs Arman Claudet
and Lueien Guidroz, to finish this week.
LII the meantime we are gathering data
from all planners and hopl before
long to give yon 4 detailed statement
OF the crops on lower Lafourche.
The school association had its rega-
lar meeting last week it was. as usual |
resolved to have an examination If
the end Of this session, about the 10Th
INST. The association would te pleas
to meet on this occasion all the /
Of education, far or near
From reports we have heard. children
made wonderful progresses, and
nothing would so stimulate them to
further efforts than a large ~concourse
of kind critics during their examina-
ton.
We last week had tie pleasure Of
meeting an old acquaintance, Mr.. Raj
Asore; he was born on the If
January 1900, and will have accom-
his 91st year on next 1st &c
January. For the last 81 year lie
has been living on the @. Haraug
(now Adler's) place, aud has always
managed to earn his living mt his trade
Of cabinet maker and carpenter.
tie y perfectly erect, never uses a
cane in walking, and never h,s rs.d
>pectacles, even in the most delicat.
portions Of his trade.
LAFoURCHE.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial ~I1istriet Conrt-Par
l>h of Lafourche.
Succession Of Lilay Philips. No. 1922
Probates.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE.
i cree of the above entitled court and i,
obetiience to a commission to mo diree7ed
III the above entitled and numbered sur.
crssion. bearing date Of December 9Th
$3.50, | will otfvr for sale at public auction,
pursuant to law. to the last and hi,hest
bidder at the Court House. il the town Of
Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY JANUARY Il, 1891,
between the hours of III O'clock. a. m. ana i
O'Clock, p. m. the following described pro
perty to-wi5:
A certain fractional lot of ground or town
lot being the northwestern portion Of lot IA
lIs. on the Ian of the town Of Thihodanx
which said fractional lot Of ground measures
aoor,t ninety feet more or less, front Oh Jack
son street running back from Jackson street
{" Ceyley iappin's lot supposed to be about
a distance OF lSS feet more or less, which said
lot tfractionall Of ground is bounded in front
or west by Jackson street, north bv Cross
street. south by other portion OF lot No. IIS
sf trsin Miles aud east partly by lot Of Cey.
ley Tappin ard partly by lot OF Josepb ca.
meaux. Together with all the buildings .nl
improvements thereon.
Lilay Phillips tGeceasedl ACQUIRED .ner
aversionem' her vendor declaring 10 Eel, an.
half of the front of lot lis on Jackson street
Terms aud Conditions OF Sale-Cash ON tbc
s.p"t III United States treasury notes 10 nav
debts. f"'
P. Z. LORIo,
December. 10, 1890. shar,g