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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-17

LIE Jnge Arthur L. Knobloch %
~envo,e sa resignation CONNIE Prtsi-
dent du Comite de campagne anti
loterip, ct lHon. Thos. j. Johnson u
etc ap31in}e son sucreseeur.
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Nous apprenons que lie Col. r. II.
Allen est i faire une forte plante de
cannes, mais ne Il MS nj combien il
sdtja de planteeS, nj combien il dot
planter.
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Nos remerciements au Temporary
Social Club of Assumption pour
Invitation qu'ils nous ont fait
Phonneur de nous envoyer, II une
danse qui q eu lieu jeudi passt, lie Is
octohre, 1891.
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lie nesre qul await tie Il femme il
qnelque temps d ce'a dams lie
village de Thibodaux, ayec intention
de la tuer, a 66 coldamn& a deux
ans aux travaux forces.
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Mr. Thtogenc Cai'lonet, dams lie
Chackbay, await de planttes 'qainze
srpcuts DC cannes Ia semaine derni6re,
il est % en- planter d'antre' cette
sema,ne il pense planter de 20 q 50
srpents ayant e reulaison, quil doit
con mencet lie q du present mois.
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CANDID .TU ~.
DE COUR

lar rotoats d~6nperafss DR. Ia Pa
roiisse L1f'"rs''".
.Pai lhounrrr de vnas infnrnnr
an, ais caa)ilat i Ia pace tie
agE E3 De ia tOIlR de
es,te taroi~e. il Ia prpch'ine e,rrtion
nyimaire. ct ~%olicite ~respactrleu emcnt
yos ~sufirasrS-
OH ARIES j. BARKER.
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En- jetant les yeux sur les COLONIES
de ce numero, on Y trouvera leypose
de la situation ~tinanciere de Ia Bank
of Thibodaux" depuis lie commence
ment dcs ses operations jusq"'au -
de ce mois. Nos lecteurs en- particu-
lier ct lie public en- general, verront
avec plaisir que cette institution, deia
tres %forissantc, merite la confiance
ct lie patronage de tous cenx qdi ont
4 cpur lie progress ct Ia prosperite de
la vile ct de la paroisse.
On V trouvera auasl Pannonce de Ia
| dite Bank Of Thibo3aux." en- Fran.
Gals.
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Messrs. Witch ad & Knit ct
Mr.. Ernest Roger on commence a
ronl.r etc sem4ine. Mons n'avons
pas IN ore appris quel etait lie rend~
ment.
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Nous apprenons avec peine que
depuiS quelques jours Mr.. Sam Blum
de la maison Blum ct fills, await etc
malale, ct obl;g6 de garder Ia maison.
Ii Sc porte mieux. ct est sorti POUR "a
premiere fnis jeudi pasSe.
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a yg>ssss:.

nEUX PONIES DE u POI CES, POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct tnuilluires en-
hon 0rt!te S'itt!resser i
MN. GEORGE DIONNE.
GU 4 la SentInelle d. thihodndx.
A-Il-9ftf
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Lahadieville paut Sc vanter dune
m,gnitipue l"vee lie long de sa facade +;
ellie est certaitement n DIES plus
forces levdcs qui aient jamais etc
c nstruites lie long du Bayou Lafou;-
che. Les habitants de ce village
doiyent etre. fiers dune areilIe lev6e,
ct ne ioivent plus craind' de l'ean
dams Get endroit. La base de cette
levee est 6norme, ct lie haut est 81
large, qu'un wagon enorme peut
passer faciiement ct lestement SUI
sa surface.
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ST lie correspondent de ThibodauN,
acrivant an New Delta. en- date du 10
octobre, 1891, annoneant que ce jour
Ia s'etait tenu I'm meeting %enthousias-
tique d'antilrterites au Chaekby, OH
il Y await tout all plus soiNante-quin e
personnes, ouel nom donnerait-il au
meeting de pro-loterites qui s'6tait
tenu lie dinanche pr6cedant, dams la
meme localite, OH ii y await plus de
cinx cents perSonnes assemblies ia
vor.sant l'amend ament de la loterie ?
Nous aimerions SAVIOR.
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: io.IJ3 81
&. p. lIAVER ai-s er.
Arrsvee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, 28 novembre. 1889.
ENIER 4

Quute Tlntlnt.u> /, $50 hpuie IS q, M.
avg Id utii,- 'tr f,turSi
Ar I'VE a fli!,"i nix a l0:5l hrlre4 D. IA.
t.t la III lie ,H- "a NuuVrlt,. Orleans.
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Mn } lei. ain>i gu nun~, sommes
allie pa. ser Ia jourtee de dimanche a
LaIl die, visit;tnt plusitars de nos
amis.
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Au isrnier tlrarr Il" Ia I0terie d.
Ia Lou s ana. mard; -tnirr. nj chinois
aDona,d nviIl-a & gne $4,000 90
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a v gs e.

Tine gran,le quantit6 d. BtRnEATTx, pre-
miere auplite ct deli> res sur e I.ur,l In Bayon
Lafourchr a rhih"d any. Siuiresser D Mr.. o.
l.. CARO-. a.Anr 10 r Nr .fu,rs erhauS, on
aux hurearx d. Ia >E.NTGSELLE lie T~hibndaux.
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M. r. 2. Oar len, TN marchand
entreprenant eli fai~ant de honnes
affair pres de RaceIand, d.2it
visible S + nos rues ,nercrtdi dernier.
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La Bank of Thibodaux' offre DIES
aventages a toas ceux qui sont di :
poses de faire dies a~ffaires avec ellie.
Messrs. Robert Pawles ct Edward
Rutledge, du Bayou l0urs du bas
de Lafourche, sont venus mardl
passe Il Thibodaux, pour Y ira GER
talnes terr.s, quits ont reinforcement
achet6es, ct pour payer leurs taxes
pour Ia p~resente aimee.
Ces mcss;eurs nous dissent qu'une
dizaiLes de votants vlvent u &c
Bayou, ct qu'ils veuIent Sc faire
enregistrer avant l'election %prochaine.
II serait bon de voir /. celia.
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On nous prie a~'annnncrr 10 pro.
c'r'in marriage de Mlla Caroline
Dnhers. av-c Mr. ipnace a. Alfanso.
La cd@monie ~nnudi.le ARA lien
m"rrmdi ~nro"lain i re III g catho'ilno
de F"Anaonciation." lie Ia Euuvelle
o |.,n-
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As-tu vi Ia Banque? Non. Eli
bien, je tie conseil e dal!er la v,siter.
C'est magnifique.
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Nous "vns "ppris avec peine
| accident arrive ait petit Louis Webtc,
I'll, de Nine. J l.. Webre, marchande
de fruits sur Ia rue Maine. pendan.
4t'ii jouait ct courait sur son veloei-
Fede, lie siege s'est bfis6, ct IN
N 'rceau de- fer s'est enfonc6 pres de
deux pouces de profondeur dams lie
glos de sa Jamie gauche. II a fallu
qla lie Dr.. Dun sereau lui couse Ia
pllie.
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Hotel ct Restaurant !
--TENU PAh-
u. TOULOUSE, Proprietairel
LAFOUnJIE CROSSING, LA.

~ II. pas : lomnni"ui I surnis 4 toute heure
de Ii i,urne-. Tne hurp r est attarh6ea
vet 4llIs- e,oert IL % nnb ic t,Onvara tonigirs
|. mrilt, mr. chrix lie Wins, L.iqncu,s, Cigars,
Tahac. etc. u pre- d dies lensi,nna, q = IA
>emaine ct an m"is Mars 81, ~
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Mr.. Philippe Dhgas, pendant quill
travail ait dams la fondcrie de ThihG-
da TX. merer dernirr,'n eu deux dps
d"igIs de sa min gauche ecrases.
L. DR.. Starks await cru n6cessaire d.
faire Fam utaflon de la premiere
plaarge dc ces deux doigts ecrases,
mai, ne IA pas fit, ct il croft quill
peut s'.uver les dogs.
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Nr. ~ z. Blnncharl, marchand
prosper- dn m Ea@in lEinel va, Pa
rolsse Assam ption, 6tait eli visite
chez sa seur. Nine. John Walsh,
m rcredi dprai-r. Ii ert partl p1ur Ia
vile m,rcrefh soir Mr.. B anchard
st venn lei pour voir 50 petite f'le
oui va Il Tecole au Convent dies Snuis
Carmeiites. ct reste chez 81 tante.
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NICHOLS ointment for piles, Soc. Mertz.-Adct

Gen. John Lawler died in Prairie du Chen,
Wis, yesterday. Gen. Lawler was q native Of
Ireland and went to Wisconsin in 1857. He was
wealthy and liberal, one of his donations being
about 800, 900 to establish the Catholic College
and convent at Prairie du Chen.
Archibald Nichols Of New York, q member Of
the largest cigar manufacturing firm at Key
West. committed suicide yesterday.
Gen. Robert McAllister, a distinguished vol
unteer soldier during the war. died at his resi-
dence at Belvidere, n. j.. Monday night.
While workmen were busy pulling down the
walls Of the burned building corner Of Iacock
and Federal streets, Allegheny, Pa, yesterday
they fell inward, brrying and killing Jack Ro-
mack, timer.
At last evenings session of the school super
intendents in Philadelphia, William T. Harris,
United States commissioner of education, rend
a paper on 1.-The National Educational Associa-
ton, Its Organization and Functions
A special from Little Rock, Ark, says that an
exodus of negroes to Oklahoma from Arkansas
is i'll progress.
Late Sunday night eight stores we're burned
in Meridosia. Ill. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to have been incendiary. The loss will
amount to nearly ESQ, 900.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
THE SILVER POOL INVESTIGATION,

The SlLNEh fOoL lNNESrltATlONs
The silver pool investigation committee re-
sumed its sessions this afte( boon. Sena-
tor John P. Jones of Nevada voluntarily
went on the stand and testified that he was
not personally interested in silver speculation
during the present Congress. and that he knew
nothing whatever Of any silver pool, combina-
ton Or organization.
ANOTHER POSTAL SAVINGS BILL.
In the House yesterday Representative McCo-
mas of Maryland introduced q bill to establish a
system of postal savings repositories as a
branch OF the Post Office Department. The
bonds which it is proposed to issue upon the
savings are to bear interest at 4-f0 per cent
per annum, paying semi-annually. The money
received by the government is to be loaned to
the national banks in the states in which it il
collected at per cent per annum.
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
Some time ago the House judiciary commit
tee ordered favorable report on resolution
which had been referred to il, authorizing the
committee to inquire into and ascertain
whether in the constitutions or legislative en-
actments Of any states there are provisions
which practically amount to a denial of the
right Of suffrage to certain Of their citizens,
and wheth,r in consequer .e the representation
Of those states in the HOUSE. Of Representatives
should be reduced under tho provisions of the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution. At
the next meeting Of the committee and before
Mr.. Caswell of Wisconsin. who had the matter
in charge, had an opportunity to report the
resolution to the House Mr.. Rogers Of Arkan-
sas moved its reconsideration, which was pend
ing when the committee adjourned. At yes
terday's meeting Of the committee it came up
again. however, and Mr.. Rogers motion was
defeated. Mr. Caswell will report the resolu-
ton to the House, and in his report will call
attention to the fact that the constitutions
both Of Massachusetts and South Carolina ap-
pear to be III violation of the federal Constitil-
ton and that there is good warrant for con-
gressionai investigation. The democrats OPP
posed the adoption of the report and will make
two minoritt reports to the House.
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A Sunday school Election.

Last night the Sunday school board Of Grace
VI. Z. Church held their annual board meeting
for the purpose CT electing new officers for the
coming year, which begins March /, 1891. The
following officers were elected: J. III. Galleher
superintendent; E. c. Finch, assistant superin-
terdent; F. W. Pest, secretary: Diller Croft; as
sistsnt secretary; A II. Groff. treasurer; G. w.
Dixon. librarian; Charles W. Gibson, first as
sistant librarian: John yeihmeyer, second assist
ant librarian; Perry Nedford, third assistant
librarian: Edw.Stull. fourth assistant librarian;
bliss V. Emory, organist; Miss Katie Calleher.
assistant Organist; Mr.J. II. Galleher chorister
ofscers were also elected for the Missionary
society OF the Sunday school as follows: Miss
Emma Brown, president; Miss Nettie Williams,
vice president: Miss Minnie Fisher, secretary;
DR.. Vim. VI. Chase, treasurer.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

jim Brown. charged with stealing $40 from
q Chinanlan named MOy Mon. was sentenced TO
sixty days in jail By Judge Miller.
Yesterday. Sirs. ID. G. Rhodes daughter was
knocked down on Pennsylvania avenue between
eth and 9th streets by a horse driven by George
Gorbel. She was slightly injured and was
taken to the st. James Hotel.
Last evening. Vim. Thomas. life insurance
agent Of s37 stree-. fell at It'll and E streets
northwest from an attack OF neuralgia of the
heart He was stricken unconscious, but was
taken to the Emergency Hospital and attended
by DIR. Middleton, after which he was sent to
his home.
J. Hale Sypher of Louisiana, on motion of
J. J. Johnson. was admitted to the bar Of the
District Yesterday.
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An Alleged Pickpoclxet Sentenced.

The alleged pickpocket who was arrested at
the knights OF Pythias fair Friday night was
tried in the police court yesterday on charge of
attempting 20 pick the pocket Of Mrs. Rosa
k-aus. Lawyer Sillers appeared for the de-
PENDANT and examined Mrs kraus and Poll &C.
man Ferguson, who gave evidence against his
client.
MIR. Sillers claimed that under the proof his
client WIS entitled to q discharge, but the court
thought otherwise and called upon the prisoner
for an explanation
Il hav Mt any thing to say" he responded.
'Where are you FROM the court inquired.
Baltimore"
Where is your homer
''In Providence"
.'Wha; are you doing here?''
81 am a printer looking for work"
The court fined the prisoner $50 or ninety
days and he went down.
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Wills Eiletl.

The VIII Of the late Ann Jane Newman was
fled yesterday. She leaves to her grandchild,
Ethel Calvert. her piano and the rest OF her
estate TO her son, T. \ Newman, in trust, to
sell and pay one-third each to her sons, John
C. and L A. Newman, and one-third to pu--
Chase house tor he- daughter, Mamie Cal
vert.
Tie viii Of the late Henry Smith. fled today,
leaves mis- estate, house 327 l. street north
east. to his heirs.
The will Of the late Thomas ". Wright leaves
$500 each to his three children. 800 TO each
grandchiid. and the money from his real estate
10 his wife. and a. her death to be equally di-
ylded among the children.
The wiz OF w. f. Childs leaves his estate 10
be equally divided between his wife and his
four children
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A PLEASANT suRPRIsE PARTY.

a PLEASANT suRPRIsE PARrY.
Monday night surprise party was given by
Dr.. Green's class at the house of Miss LeOhA Bar
Der in Prince Georges county. Among the
guests present were MessrsL VIM. Fisher, Frank
Haines, E. N. Van Mesa, Miss May Haihep, Miss
Eta Haines, Miss Sadie Anderson aud Miss
Dodge. Several were also present from Wash-
ington. A very pleasant evening was spent
TO CUT DOWN RED HILL
Through the efforts of Mr.. W. p Hughes and
other property owners along the Belleview
Magazine road an appropriation Of e500 has
been secured for the purpose of cutting down
He'd Hill. This hill is the steepest piece Of
geography in the District, is OF potters clay
and in wet weather impossible. In order that
the appropriation may sufiice the farmers in
that vicinity have turned out under command
OF MIR. James NJ. Boyer to assist in the work.
AECHABIrE MEETING.
Anacostia Tent LO.R. had o spirited session
last night. Four candidates were received into
the fold. and many applications for member
ship considered as one result of their recent
parade. Among the distinguished visitors
present were Frank Deyoe Of New York, high
chief ruler Of the order in North America,
John p. Mahoney, high secretary of the grand
tent OF the District. W. w. COrdell, chief ruler
Of George c. Thompson Tent, No. 8. and J. C.
Eller, past chief ruler Of Columbia Tent, No. L.
There was An exciting fox hunt around Pts
Getaway, Prince Georges county, last week.
About twenty-five persons joined in the chase.
Several brushes were taken.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Munteith Of Virginia 10 visiting Mrs.
Newton Of Monroe street-Misses Oracle
Allen, Jessie Darling and Lucy Roberts are
visiting Miss Ada Cross.-Oficer James E.
Arnold, who was severely injured by being
fallen upon by his horse during the Porter
funeral, is again on duty.--Mrs. William
Darby Of Evansville Station, Montgomery
county, Md, has returned home, after visit
to Mrs. H. S. Petty.--Mr. Harry Richards Of
Brooklyn is the guest Of Col. James c. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bostwick have resumed
their residence here after an absence Of two
ycars.--Mr. Jas. Beall Of Nichols avenue hos
gone to Pittsburg to attend his ill brother.--
Abbott Of Washington street.-Mrs. Harmon
entertained large party of friends the other
evening. The Anacostia Vocal Society met
last night at the residence Of Mrs. Wood
Mrs. karr gave pleasurable soiree last
evening.
In the case Of Thomas II. Latimer against
William Simms for damage done the formers
vehicle by the latter's reckless driving, Justice
Armstrong has rendered judgment for the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Annie M. Baldwin Of st. Elizabeth has
waived her right to execute the estate Of her
late husband, George H. Baldwin, deceased,
and named her brother-in- William E. Bald
win, for administrator.
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NEWSPAPER WOMEN.
They Form \ National Federation Of Press
Associations.

They Form National Federation Of Press
Associations.
An important meeting was held in the parlors
Of Wizards yesterday afternoon Of tine news
paper women who are in the city in attendance
upon the sessions Of the Woman's National
Council. 1t resulted in the formation of O
national federation of women's press sssocia-
tons. The meeting was called by the women's
National Press Association, and among those
who were present were Miss Helen NJ. winslow,
treasurer Of the New England w.P.A., of the
Boston Herald staff; DR.. Rosetta l.. Gilchrist,
from the Ohio w.P.A.; Mrs. Charles B. Sawyer,
from the Illinois w.P.A.; Mrs. F. A. Myers Of
New York, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell of New
York, the daughter Of Lucy Stone and Mrs.
Nettie Sanford Chaplin Of Iowa, formerly Of
this CITY.
Mrs. Samuel Merrill, "Joan Kincad, OF the
Boston Globe, president New England Press
Association; Mary Allen West OF the Illinois
W. 7. A; Mrs. NJ. Il. Field. Catherine Cole
of the New Orleans Picayuae; Mrs. Anna L.
Diggs, secretary of the Kansas W.P.A., and as
sociate editor Of the Alliance allocate; Miss
Leilor Michael OF the Magazine Of Poetry, Buf-
falo. n. Y; Mrs. VI. NJ. Merrill OF the New York
Htrd'd secretary Of the New York ". L. C.. A
federation was formed with one delegate from
each association and AIRS. Lincoln. who presided
at the meeting, appointed the following COM
mittee:
From the Kansas w. P. A., Mrs Digs; from
the New England w. p. A., Airs. Samuel Mer-
rill; from the Washington National w. p. A.,
Mrs. Belva A Lockwood; from the New York
Woman's Press Club, Mrs. NJ. NJ Merrill: from
the Ohio W. p. A., DR.. Rosetta l.. Gilchrist;
from the New Orleans w. p. A., Mrs. Field;
from the Illinois W. p. A.. Mrs. Mary Ellen
West.
Miss L. II. Wells Of Utah. editor Of the Wo-
mans Exponent, Was made q member-at-large
OF the committee.
| This committee will make . report at the
next meeting, to be held ON Saturday.
The Wonons National Press Association OF
this city is to give card reception and banque,
| to Mrs. Potter Palmer of the worlds fair COM
mission, the officers of the Women's Council
and the visiting vomen's press associations al
W lizards tomorrow evening.
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A Pleasant Entertainment.

There was good attendance last night at GA
18th street for the bazaar of the. woman's clinic
and the drill Of class Of young ladies in gym
nastics. under Prof. Hartrig Nissen, proved
very enjoyable. Among those present were
Miss Pauncefote, Miss Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmer, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Platt, Mr.. John
Hitz, Mrs. Scott, Drs. Ebach Heiberger, Smith
and Kinds. This evening some very line music
may be expected, as Mr. and Mrs. Harmer,
also Frau Prof. Nauman, will sing.
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Forfeited honda.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, yester-
day, on motion of Mr.. A. A. Birney writs, Of
sci. ia. were issued in the cases Of Cyrus
Dryer and W. H. Harrison and fats on sci. ia.
(execution) in those Of Rebecca Barber, j. d.
Chollar, James Dement,, Archibald Fletcher,
VIM. P. Wood and Samuel Lomax.
Final judgments were taken today in the
cases Of Thomas Mentally, Lucius Harrod, Mary
Wedge, James d. Stellyard and John Moore
Robert E. Boston and James Desper.
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Advised to Stop Drinking.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, yes
terday the case OF Matthew McNulty, charged
with false pretenses in obtaining on November
IL a lap robe from E. g. Wheeler's establish
ment, claiming that it was to be used at Harris
Theater, was tried, Mr.. Sellers for the defend
ant. The case had been tried once before when
there was a disagreeing jury. verdict OF not
guilty was found. The court took occasion to
advise the defendant to stop drinking liquor.
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The Old Board Reelected.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Arlington Fine Insurance Company held
yesterday afternoon the old board Of directors
vas reelected, as follows: Walter S. Cox,
Vim. King. Vim. r. Riley, Chas. Edmonston,
F'm- Gait. S. T. Brown, Dr.. }. w. II. Loyejoy.
Or. W. ". Johnston and J. l. Moore. The
election Of officers will take place next week
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Emmet's birthday Celebration

The Irish American Union will honor the an
niversary of Robert Emmet's birth, Wednesday,
March 4, by celebration in National Rifles
Hall. Several leading Senators and Representa-
tives will deliver addresses and there will be at
tractive literary and musical exercises. The
Emmett Guards. the Sheridan Guard, C. X. of
A. and several civil societies will be present
The proceeds are to be devoted to the relief Of
the Irish famine sufferers.