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HRS W He
Lam came out
from the theater
in a state Of mem
tai exaltation;
the play he had
been seeing was
tragic and the
hero heroic
very heroic, very
noble and self
sacrificing. In
the auditorium
the women had
all been crying
their complex
ions of, and the
men who were
just as much
moved, had had
the additional
excitement of
trying to look as
IL thew were not.
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RnIlhinr p.rrnI,.

sixpermits were issued by the Inspector
OF Buildings yesterday, the most important
being to Mrs. !. N. Cappeau, for a two
story brick residence on Dithridge street,
Fourteenth ward, to cost 81 800, and one to
Morris Haas for two-story brick building
in rear Of 26 Carson street, to be used as
galvanizing works. to cost $1,000,
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RAPID TRANSIT TO FLORIDA.

The Trip Can Now be Made In ThIrty.Two
and Half Hours.
The Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday an
nounced that. with the completion of the
new bridge over the st. Johns river, in
Florida, they are now able to run solid
trains from New York to Jacksonville. The
trains will begin running tomorrow, and
will leave New York on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday OF each week. The time to
be made will be 321z hours. In addition to
this, special excursions will be run to the
winter resort on the 21st inst, February 4,
IL and March 4. A number of Pittsburgers
will 90 shortly.
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A sPRlNG.CaICKEN FOUNDRY.
n CoraopOIIs Firm Going Into the Incubn o
. Ruainena

business.
A new industry has been organized lir
COraOpolis. j. h, McCabo & Sons, hdvs
started hennery with patent incubatoEs
ETC.. and soon the village will resound with
the sad chirping of several thousand dis
consulate little orphans. 1t saves the
galin@ great deal of hard work, but ifi
rough on the progeny who are debarred the
possibility OF ever acquiring sufficient wis.
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SS-HAGcARD's BEATRICE, . fascinating
romance VIII please every reader The second
installment will appear In Zo,M0RRoW,s 70
PAGE DISPATCH.
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sa-sHIRLEY DARE In To-MoRRow's 20.
PAGE NUMBER discusses the question,
''What is Beauty Without Youthg,
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AsrHON. HENRY HALL sontributss an il.
teresting London sketch Tor To-MoRRoW's
20PAGE ISSUE
, 1890-06-04
Cuban News.

Ofal tho sugar producing dis tricts ST.
Jago de Cuba is the only one that mas
lately been favOnred with copi0us ram
showers, the drought continuing TO prevail,
il all others, with great. %prelndlce not
only to this years crop, but also to me
next one, the want Of water preventing
the spring cine planting.
Oh the 18Th inst. central COnstancla, az
CienturgoS, had already made 55,OO0 bags
Of sugar.
AT Slgua, whilst SOM estates have al
ready terminated grinding with decreases
va wing between 40 AMI 90 per cent IN
r~cllti0o 10 what they expected to maKe'
several Others AVE just commenced, as
they could not get their machinery III order
any sooner. h
OF moro than three millions OF cans
burnt at Oalimetp, near C%ardenas, only
500, 900 could be ground, and that WIZ,
10 / results as To yield IN sugar. anu the
frequent fires which took place this year
in the cane fields, together with. the
drought, contribute in reducing Inc pro-
ductIon.
More fires have been reported IN the
f4ld, and the sane that have been destroy
ed amount to abour 3,S5J,OO0 arroheS, ""
following estates: la Vega anu Mercedes
at PalmillaS; AurO a, at J0vellAnoHi
Santa Isabel, at CAmarOnps Armonla, ~
ROGUE; Belfast and ESpah !, at C~rrYaateSj
Sln Limo and C~onstancia, at CientuegoS !
Slnto Catalina and Angelica, at Cruces. :
Hauana Weakly Reporter. LIS I
, 1890-06-04

dust. as azdivisible solid as. =it-were, eapasa
bic of reaching into every recess, and yet .
practically a solid water piston +; to- effect 7
this, this one-tenth of the water has to GO
over with the Juice. causing that much
dilution.
Mr.. Hyatt's figures are thus far only
approximate, but let us examine them
anyway. and see how they will turn out
The cone confirms ninety cub feet, and
when filled with water would then contain
5,625 pounds Of water. 1t is estimated to :
take in the bagasSe Or exhausted cane
dust from four tons of cane 2Fonr tons =
of cane would contain, say 800 pounds OF
fibre and 1900 pounds of cane 'jlAce. Mr.! !
Hyatt proposes that the 800 pouhdsa OF
fibre sh all enter the cone, and that to-
admit il, 800 pounds OF water shall emerge,
ana in emerging shall drive the 1890
pounds OF cane juice before it and with it
making 5000 pounds OF diluted juice.
This IN Utter of AiSpllcem ant seems to be
an old method in mlny Of the arts. In
one country, in sugar factories, where they
nnw have syrup pipe lines, they drive the.
syrlp out by following behind with water,
and there is practically no mixing, the
water piston driving the syrup steadily
before IT.
Mr., Hyatt now proposes to extract,
practically, all the sugar in the cane, and
he seems TO have an apparatus that will
enable him to do it,
The app ratuS now erected at Magnolia
is pc~esun,t to have four tons, charging
clplcity, and Mr.. HJ att thinks that, when
he reduces all the minor difficulties 1t can
bp charged and discharged every twenty
minu e., giving the apparatus II capacity
of II tons per hour, OF some 250tonS per
day.
Based upon the figures that we have
given, tie resulting bagasse would contain
about the same proportion Of moisture as
the original cane. Ten per cent OF fibre
going in and 10 per cent Of water coming
out Of the canr, would leave The bagasse,
chip or cane dust sIo water and lEo fibre.
This would be valueleSs for fuel, though
certainly in an excellent shape to 60
through any mill, and yet may be in ex.
cellent condition for paper stock, here
naming fbres, two or three inches long,
seeming to.be in fit condition for Immediate
manufac tune into paper.
1t is much to be hoped that MT. Hyatt
will make his invention a practical sue.
cess, and that right at Magnolia, where's
under the surveillance of GOV. Warmoth
and Mr.. G. L. Spencer, those ex per iments
in diffusion have been made that have
made diffusion the success that it now IS
in the tropical cane world.
, 1890-06-04
The Hyatt Juice Extractor.
$50 Louisiana PlGnter.)

l.. Spencer, assistant chemist OF the
Department of Agriculture, have
again been to Governor WalmoIil's
Magnolia plantation TO make further
experiments and Improvements on
Mr. Hyatts juice extractor, which II
made the success that il promises
wifi effect a revolution in the exlrac-
ton of cane juice.
Mr.. Hyatt is not expecting to
make his apparatus an Instant sue,
cess, but with long mechanical and
engineering experience, and with
phenomenal success in the npparH-
Ius that he has already invent0l, he
approaches This problem with the
easy aiEoI Edison, who has taken
the lightning in his hands and made
it talk. And Mr., Hyatt says there IS
much juice in the cane not economic
catly extrhctable by any known pro
cess, and that he proposes to solve
the problem.
We have described the apparatus
before, but as our renders may not
be familiar with the ideas involved,
we shall describe it again.
All the accessories of engines, shaft
ing, carriers, etc., are not mn'erial
parts Of the invention and may be
modified many name that circum-
stances may suggest.
In tile extraction of cane juice by
mill pressure tho eXtr1mGst preN-
sure is reached at the line of neares'
nta of the rolls, and the jmceYs
expected to retreat from thls line,
bat experience shows that mucl of
it goes on Though in The interstlces
between the PARTICLES of cane, and in
much OF il pressure can not yet over
come what is, retained by capillary
attraction, nndinever Can un6l the
pressure is SO great as to evolve heat,
and this seems not to be economic
CaIly practicable.
In the extraction of cane juice by
diffusion it is done by a series Of
subtractions, during which nearly all
the contained sugar solution is got
ten out and is replaced with water,
bur there is always a greater. or less
remainder, and there is u resulting
dilution that is objectionable.
Now Mr.. Hyatt with a
machine with which he. promises us
all the advantages OF the cane mill,
but with practically a complete ex-
traction OF the cane Juice, ius'ead Of
foe sirths of it, as now gotten by our
best mills.
To accomplish this, he has FIST
invented q cutting machine to pre-
pare the cane for the final work.
This is done by a series of circular
saws tbree-fourths of an inch apart,
OF a cylinder SOME twentys.f5ur rneh-
es in diameter, and resembling a
large cotton gin. The odd feature
about this machine is that ia" saws
are secured upon the cylinder in
lines oblique to the axis Of the. cylin.
ders. This obliquity is threerf ,urths
of an inch from a line pArpendiculnr
10 the axis. and hencg in every com.
plete revolution of tie cylipders its
saw edges will have travelled one
"A Il .tf sA Gas
, 1890-06-04

the Wonders OF modern sugar tncchH-
MICS. We al know that sugar cane
is mode up of fibres The full length OF
the canes growing tougher toward
the lind and tender toward HE centre,
and all Fl led in between with cellular
matter, which, atler pressure, reSem-
bles wheat bran. This machine of
Mr.. Hyatt reduces The cane at once
to the condition of f5rous saWdust.
The zane thns prepared is carried
on a belt to the j1ic" extractor, Mr.
Hyau's piece de resistance, and on
Which he hinges his success in this
direction. This is a Druncat Il one
of cast iron, the smaller en- Of 3lf-et
diemater, the Ilrgrr4 feet. an This
casting resting on a p.oper bel pate,
at an angle of about 40 dag. above a
horizontal line 20 the smaller end
there is bnltrd a vertlcal neck OF
cylinder 10 inches il diane er; in
this there is placed a p!ung,r Of The
same dinmater, which has Il 10 inch
stroke. This cy indrr has u side
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~ MAJ MI nya't claims Is we "aS''
OF his lnv"nno0 my be he 1er UNI
der>tOOd by now following the work
sc ,ho m,oL i,o
m 80, -,
Lhe coho i Hd0l Win W'leI ~
most in an Instant from a b inch
SUNNY nine. and filed m 10 the YER,
, 1890-06-04
J is Received

At the Aujs Stationery Store,
an assortment Of cheap novels 10 csnts).
including Ivanhoe, Hypati4. Cleopatra,
Under currents, Tom Brown at Rugoy, f'e
Dlke's secret, and -mapy others.
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Tn tour moi dun nOuyeau genro

a gu lieu reinforcement a Minneapo.
lis, (Minn) entire nne vingtaine de
%jeunes files, pour SAVIOR laquelle
macherait lie plus de .gomme dams
un temps determine.
Les seances de ce tournoi grotes.
que etaient publiques; Files ont en-
lieu dams une sale de theatre ct
une foule enorme sly rendait
chaque jour contempler les vingt
jeunps files s'escrimant a macher
lenr CONNIE. La plupart des con-
c~urrentes sont jolles dit-on. ct les
%jeanes gems de la vile prennent
grand plaisir a regarder les gri.
maces qn'elles sonE obligees de
faire pour la mastication de la
pate de tolu ct pour gagner lie prix.
Mais la derniere s6ance sfest ter.
minee par nm incident assez drama
tique: La concurrente No. Ia.
Ketty Matherton, de Kalamazoo.
Michigan, qui s'etalt fait beaucoup
r%emarqner par la prodigiense
activite lie ses machoires, a fait
une grimace plus affreuse que les
precedentes, ct. apres avoir pousse
un cri percaut, ellie est tonbe
eyanouie. Anssitot toutes les
autres con%curreutes, retirant leur
CONNIE de leur bouche s.avec la
grace dun matelot qui jette 50
chique," dit Ia depeche, Sc sont
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CURIosITEs.-Un economiste a
calcule que 81 lie tabac consomme
en- une aimee en- France, etait roule
en- une corde de deux pouces de
de diametre, il formerait uu ser.
pent qui suivant la ligne. de Fequa.
tenr, pourrait faire trente fois lie
tour de la terre. Avec la meme
quantite de tabac presse en- tablet
ties solides, on eleverait une p,yra-
mide presque egale a la troisieme
des grandes pyramides d'Egypte.
Enfn 81 pon reduisait en- poudre
cette meme q~uantite de tabac, on
%pourrait, sous ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de
cette ponssiere bruno, ensevelir
une vile CONNIE lie furent autrefois
Herculannm Ell POmpeI.
Isl ces chiffres sont exacts pour la
France, CONNIE nous lie persons.
combien ne fandrait-il pas les aug.
menter pour les Etats Unis on la
consommation est bien plus grande
meme en- egard a la population.
Ed.
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MALAGAY LA.-Parmi les degats
causes par Forage du s du mois
conrant on nous signale du Mala.
gay ce fait que la foudre est tombee
sur ie John Baptiste logger" dams
lie lac Salvador. lie goavernail "a
etc 'endn ct mis- Ell pieces mails la
coque dn bateau reste ~intacte. II
etast charge az moment de FACET
dent lie marchandises valiant enyi-
rons 81 600 lie capitaine Frank
Cncnrnllo qui tenait la barre ct IN
antre matelot, nomme Salvador
mont subj ancune blessure.
MASTER.
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MASTER.

La stupidite humane MA pas d-
botnes. HER, nous enteLdioHs TN
homme de la campagne demanaer
sfriensement Sill etait vrai Que
qui voteraient pour la Loftrie
de Ia Louisiana seraient obliges ia,
cheter un ticket ct de donuer une
piastre par chaque tirage.
P%onrquoi ne pas leur dire az
c%ontralre que la snsdite Loterle
dot faire cadeau dun billet a tout
enx qui yoteront en- sa favour.
Les denx versions sont auss;
sensees l'une que l'autre.
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Lane! Pour faire son historic
il faudrait IN volume ; pour faire
son eloge un poeme! Sa cause est
gagnee par quarante siecles de
travail, de patience ct devouement.
Ce pele, &c galenx, Get entete est
I'm perseverant sublime ct un
grand calomnie. ii est borne, dit
on: ali ! je vous souhaiterais tout
resprit que notre bon Lafontaine a
restltue a Pane. III nest poinr
elegant. certes v6tu de bure Ell
hiyer ct de droguet en- etc. Que
voulez-vous, cfest un .paysan qui
laisse an cheval les faveurs de
satin, au mulet les panaches ct les
grelots.
Sa voix est horrible: allons done!
ce nest pas on chantenr de salon
| assuiement ct ce nest point a
Popera quill faut %Fentendre c'est
un tenor campagnard, ayant pour
Conservative les bofs ct les yallons
on sa voix eclate CONNIE un ton
nerre, Sc tepercute au loin CONNIE
f; le cuivre DIES cors de classe.
! C'est uu p%oltron ; OH nest pas de
Get avis en- Antique on il repousse
hardiment lie loup, Phyene ct le cha.
cal par d'impetneuses raades, en-
reprenant a travers les sab!es son
petit trot infatigable ct vainquenr.
Enfin, quand il a succombe a SEES
labeurs, c'est sur sa pean sonore
cue l'on bat lie rappel, c'est lie tam
bour du regiment.
C'est un reactionnaire QUEEN
sayez-vousf Je mai qu'une chose
a repondre, a il ne fait pas de
politlqne, il travaille ct son desir
est que tous les anes en- fassent au.
tant.
C'est un devot, mails cette croix
mysterieuse quill porte trace sur
son dos ne serait.elle pas lie sym.
bole de e souffrances, de ses longs
jehnes ct de sd charlie?
De toutes ces calomnies Fame
fait litiere, il Sc roule, Sc relieve, sc
secoue ct reprend, EN- vrai philoso.
phe, la route quill ponrsuis depuis
six mile ans!
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LIE colonel Raymond MANN est
decide lie Ii de ce mois, a Mande-
vile dune attaque d'apoplexie.
II 6tait ne a Toulouse ct vint a la
Nonselle Orleans, il Y a environt 50
ans.
Nous consacrons ces quelques
lignes a sa memoire parce quill fnt
m de nos amis, ct par &c quill Y a
sur lie bayou Lafourche des person.
mes qul Sc rappellent cette physio.
homie pleine de franchise. Ii etait
doue aussi dun caractere helas.
trop facilement entraine yers les
bellies ct les BONES choses......
Nous Favons perdu de vue depais
longtemps; que la terre lui soft
legere ct lie bon Die. misericordieux.
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EXCURSIONs.-Un excursion par
tant de la Nouvelle Iberie
Went 4 Thihodaux lie 81 du mois.
Nous esp6rons que nos v~isiteurs
t%rouvefont chez nous Faecueil lie
plus cordial It le plus empiesse.
Une autre excursion qui, des
m%aintenant, pas>iohne beaucoup
n0tre public ct nos voisins, est
celle qui aura lieu lie IA septembre
proclaim de Thibodaux a Washing
ton La. Cette excursion est don
nee par nos compagnies de Pompiers
''Thibodaux Fire Go. No. /" ct
'Home and Ladder Fire Co. No. l.
Cette deux eompagnies sont
tres Dopulaires, ct du reste finti-
neraire ehoisi leur promet un grand
concours d'amateurs.
LIE train d'excursion qnittera
Thibodaux a S.15 a. III. ct qulttera
Washington 4 & p. M.
Les prix sont fixes ainsl que suit
aller ct rer0ur:
DE Thibodaux ct toutes stations,
Morgan City compris jusqu'a
Washington $500; de Morgan City
ct toutes stations Franklin compris
Jusqu'a Washington $40; de
franklin ct toutes stations Lafay-
cite compris jusqu'a Washington
$l.50 de Lafayette ct tontes sta
Tons tOpelousas compris jusqu'a
Washington $1.00 de Opelousas
Jusqa'a Washington 50cts.
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p"IGC PibEtS du SGCONl iC lEuI CUtI-
payne, ct le bruit s'est repandu
dams la sale que ketty await etc
prise subltement du tetanos. La
malade a etc transporter en-
toute hate chez un medecin gui
hi a dome les SONS necessities
ct a declare qu'elle n'avait pas lie
tetanos, mais que Quelqnes muscles
de Ia macholre etaieuJ paralysis,
ct qu'elIe ne serait pas gutrle de
plasienrs jours ct meme que lie
yisage pourrait roster deforme.
Des qn'elle a pm parler, Kitty a
lufe. mails un peu tard, qn'elle ne
macherait plus de CONNIE de sa vie.
L. DE SAINTEs
Messenger Ne.
Ellie en- machera encore soyeZ Ell
sur, ne serait-ce que pour faife lie
contraire de ce qu'elle a nrolnis.
Ces rnminantes sout capables de
tout. Toute leur faculte pensante
ct ~lntellectueIIe s'est resumee dams
lie jeu de leurs machoires ct la iuste
notion du bien ct du NAL doit asoir
ah%andonn6 leurs pauvres ~ceGvelleS.
REFLEx1ON D'ARMAND SYLVEs-
TRE.-Comme nGl nest sense iguo
rer la loi, je sails fort bien ce que je
dirai devant des m%agistrats ct
les consequences qui decouleront
dc mon temoignage. Jai done lie
drOlt de mesurer suivant les
conseils de ma conscience Que je
mai aucune raison pour humilier
devant la leur, que je dois ecouter
plut6t que de men remettre a la
lenr 81 Je la sails mieux eclairee que
celle ci. Tout celia est tres net, ct il
faut n'avoir jamais rehechl pour ne
s'etre pas apercn quill nest pas
d'action manvaise en- sol, fut,ce lie
parjure sur l'immoralite de quot on
semble dependant tomber d'accord.
Et la raison en- est t~res-simple
L'absolu, en- morale, est IN mythe
tout est relatif. Ii suffit pour
qufun acte devienne lonable de
criminel, quill EN- evite un plus
criminel encore. Mais On n'arrive
pas a cette conception dependant
limpide DIES chooses sans bien DIES
revoltes.
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Depot dc VolaiIles!.
e. F. RIVTERE e BRO.

r. 'ai Thonneur d'informci le public one
Ton trolVeFa chez nous I'm grand cholx de
podlcs, p~onlrts. canafds Ct &usSi tont gihier
a plumes scion ia saison IF aux prix les plus
has. Addressez-vou$ chez
EDGARD RIVfERE gu LOUIS RIVIERE.
Tlibodaux. La,
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VESFsssE.

ll,0O0 BRIQUES ae premiere quaiite sons
q vendre par Mr.. THEOD0KE ADAM, surl.
Bayou Lafourohe, pres le Canal Harang. La
livraison sera taite sur le bor.i dn bayou 81 on
lie demande. Prx: $500 IL MILLER.
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NOTVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
EADTE.E MDES E1EasASsrEEsS,
Encoigpure des rues Green ct ThlLodanx

Encoignnre des rnes Green ct ThlLodaux.
NJ Thomas Ai3erti previent ses ANS
les voyageurs quil Went de taire de non
veaux arrangements gu; lu} permettront d.
s'atistaire tout ceux Jul Vouiront Ihonu0a
rer deleur coBiance
Repas atouteh eure de IA lournee ct So
commando.
Table dh6te d 10 henr-s dn matin pom
deieUner ct a 4 heuFas d eoir pour diner
ChaInbres es ct hien garnies =
PRIX MODERES.
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A yendre.

Une excellente cypfiere mesprant environ
six cent G%narante acres, ct situee a qnelqne
distance dc ThibudaaS, sHr III rive droite 9u
BAYOU Latourche. aa i3fut4 Guitlot.
Cetfe cypritre ct Ia plus richie dc l'Etat,
an dire dies connaisseHrs.
Voir an bGreaux de Ia SENTiSELLE a Thi-
bodauX pour intorInatious.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16

Que les yoyagenrs qui wont a
Napol6onyille Sc defent des trot
toirs, on bauqnettes, CONNIE on dit
lei tous ceax qni entourent la
maison dc cour sont dams nn etat
de v6tust6 tel qu'ils constituent
IN danger permanent pour les
pietons. II est excessivement
scabreux de s'aventnrer sur uu
aussi peu SIR plancher. Mieu>
vaudrait otter les qnelgues pIanches
%pourr;es on avariees qui Torment
la vote ct laisser lie pied du voya-
geur reposer sur lie sol quel,
quefois plus on moins d6trcmpe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16

Une grande q~uantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere oualite ct d6livres sur le bord du Bayou
Lafourche 4 Thibodaux. Sadresser a Mr.. o.
l.. CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jules I6chaux. on
aux bureaux de Ia SFNTINELLE de Thioodaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16
~NOUFELLES LOCALES.

Arrivee ct depart aes trains a Thibo.
daux, % ~aoTaa1bre, 1889.