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New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

srlp hush
on the Produce Exchange O5sy the butter nm maS. et was %
faef di f1Hy s3yctad Fn da ilaT oidaay i%cc es@
Aug 2sGgri qge ssSomyc4 %9e3t y No. no
Nohcfn, 81 OF. Corn eqscr No on track cash 6Stc:
Septembcr, 6ll9c Rye easier; No ln store s2e; tIo-
visions vi. 1 5 49, fSIH Zoe b5is Wheat
bush bacloy, 81 500 bush. Shpments-fou 1ioO Dds
"i Minneapolis Aug 2sThe cash wheat market ,,S was va;
Egy Tyers sS% oH hand and they bought sTarngy being afraid
owing to the way prices kept slipping dC"n a. ~ , ,S pay
hard 93i2c for No. Northern. and sc for NO. North,
syma.hy sT Gl WITH the decline in futures. Reeeipwhcat
- hours. so car; shipments ~. r1ro m,
bs bs DsedaStf % SGSF 5Ssc On track o$e 40 northern.
S;:n 5sf. ,s4s esy 2ss %S 2s ri s. S9
GS GSS 80 whirr' c soasoS ss Rye nominal Whskey INN
Wnes' 81 IS spirits ii 20 Eeccips-corn, 80 800 bush
5000 bu.n; oats $1,000 bush rye. 1000 bush; barley
'iRiiadebhla Aug 28Floa- dull buy buyer; r.
SG9s of in vfT PTcS Of eN Kn a9q %
but choice old springs in small supply aud lrmy
sGce sS yS a9aT in TSs W@at aaG Market ra5 & &n 81
M under snt 's s dT bic 70 dSps at ali
Somestic grain centres MSrs Were hoidng od Re
1'ta 81 o. 30 y I'd ddpS early 81 08a. do later 81
ed Ausgs ~ G5Sii c1 os1 s ioa5 Io Ry
quoted at 93c for No rennsvyania SOC for i no :
Weak, andcr free pScusti1e selling Ia all grain
based u receipts in Chicago and lower foreign adv ICES
los ZEN of Ic with little demand from source 70
No p high mixed in tradesrens elevator. 74e: No .
mixed AGgrst 7%7$c Ss5GG%72 2SsO for
car declined Iaic g6ds I6eT receptions s1d and
g sgPfd snd c io%er in sympathy With decline in corn
tn's Se w6 3aG s5sG %G %Se4 SS S2fs 5fS'S Sn
i8c fancy ungrldcd white. 4io; No l white 40Scj
shSy Mbte %ueust' aug 5s@$sc scfeH6fr S7SSc octOteF
Nss@0 o HAMS aS4 7rs7 7;So' 90 'a
pickle cured, GsdO3c Do do smoked, 9ao+c Egg. ss.
GHiGt f'S co bbs 400 sacks Wheat
shipments Wheat 100 800 bush, corn, 0Aoo BUSH oats
St. Toul Aug dull i, and d, c9sier S. but a5 T4.
changed al Re n1 6grilh n fS' Id
1n % on s @s. dS%a~'a cs re grade vii 5 Snf &
was 2sdS.e below yesterday no red e2sE 9.aSe 6c
81 81 asEod Nav. 81 o., closing - 06 nominal Com
@Nn apprehcnson rcsar3na the frost in the belt
having dsappeard, this market followed Wheat ard tne
ssptmhe, $50 closing 57'.e asked S year H tS's sS
closing asast Closed %c1S asd a0G spbr ~ lid
Nav Ssisc bid RYE, lover. 80 2. s2dsSc. Barley,
a1rS @chS sio 5oSss nran nd dull and lover sacked
track; oae Flaxseedi steady; = o. Led Lad
n' aiga' 'dncRanad Eggs demand better higher iie.
SS c2S%Ga marEt Sd strong in the face Of i weakness and
depression il S grain PORK 80 90 dgi Laa g S9 .St D
clear, - 10 Bae9e-I9xed shoulders So p long,,
81 Sa ss 5 ;9S5s @Gd i5s96 5.6 cd
a26oo hush oa 50 900 bush rye 0o0 o bush ship
O'coo bush oats 1000 1000 6ush rye rye LOCO bush u.,
cash, d52c oaot dun sash. S2,sc Rye active cash cash
septemScT - s2i3 October 81 s5 DeeemhcT 81 o2ia.
i5 Saih os 10 S S bush Sn m b. sHin s sG
ments-Tiour 1850 bush wheat. 1893 100 bush; corn,
| 5000 bush oats, l,l0O bush rye, ol,SS2 bush.
| CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTocKA
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YowYor Friday Avg 81 sSes lSl sd
quarters 80 carloads for export alive 80 caroas' &c con- m
signed direct 10 home ana M AZ eSSsSs 20
total for The market Of % carloads. tt. than On
Wednesday but butchers we're not hungry the
weather caGng dsprs' ratd geg mali l seon lover on
nearly all grades Or cattle The yards were cleared how
0y Texans coorados and sold at sa 40ast e Per
100 N common 70 good Native steers a. & II az Al oS
~ 35 Cows and Helfers at 81 2Sas4 and Eat 90" al
City dressed beef slow at share for Texas and Colorado
sides and ooc for Native @ GoOooo 49, and Liverpool quote
refrlperated beef small fraction higher. with average
isS is f. e; d At Of O iaat s' 9sT paS dad %c
shipments Tor hS balance Of s ss o%eSts wsss "IutS IN the WIS.,
eonsn 1880 quarters in the Anshora i'0 SSSlps nsp m IN
an rqa o SS 9@s'' Il a s sSa P0 for
Nelson Sous $50 quarters in the Brooklyn Ci;y f9s oS
sb MS who h w Tff also % pas 2S Cattle on the DuO and 900
hSad on oooys as SPa9 f6 ses Srn sf6esF
from this port FOR the week viii be 24SO Cattle loSZo
the prices Ssc current r the markets Lys Cat
Us to SIS pr carcass The prospect not cheering for
the saiastp l 5u Mcpherson Co. IS Texans Io45 average
3 So % Do % og2 s7 p "a a. % 70 & . 49, DO, i2SS SS ~ At
20 STAT "a ao l q 81 u so s' "a DO " 2@ p ~ SO a, SO - 10 o
DO 55 n Do M 81 M q g ss.s - ,I bo DO sS iS7 n
80 oSaS Sfs o $40 iosS g g. s. q 81 5'''' O" '' 3D.
SScrGan Culver II indiana seeF5 l9t n aG5 O. - 10
p dSS 8 do. 1920 H. at 81; % State cows 1910 n, at
S sanders ohio steers 1928 ~ at 6 s5 =, So Is DO %
~ at IS 10; Il do, 1895 q st "a 90 II Michigan DO DO
l995 r. at ' 10 10 doc So 12o NJ at 81 90 d. iioo n al
q as 13 Ohio DO 1905 H. az 81 05 Ohio COW, ll2o N
az ~ 75e / Do ESQ N. at - % -
" j. shambefg "a Hangers 1902 n, at g % 2l DO
1872 Is, at "a %; ;5 DO, R'S tn at ~ 20 less %
" NEWTON & Giett II west YrgiaA steers, lloi n al
A Is: 10 do, 1867 n. At - 90 - . .
Kratt & PiGcock: i9 West Virginia steers, 1li5 ~ q
Al 35; 10 do, 1880 b st 81 70 State bulls. SO 10
at vi 90. ,,-,. -. $40. - -, 10 -
90 do iI4O H. az 80 rs lS Hangers 1872 ~ az 70 I'D
~ do 1909 m at % so 10 do. 1874 n. az ss 10 ~
Jene Wright & Co: 10 State bulls. 0si n, az - 80
NORMALLY steady s25a5o head for poor 10 choice
cows. -, ,-. ooo - ., ,yht.,
tot ~ 6Oh.s and 35 at Jersey City. Firm for all grade
~ calves with grassers and buterms selling al 3aoic
and poor to prime veals sold a. 52d1sc. -. .....s
Dressed calves ruled irm AZ od05e Tor afesseu
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE COURTS.
W. O. MCDOWELL CHARGES CONSPIRACY.

W. o. McDOWELL CHA1tGES CONsfIhhNi'
Suit has been begun In the United states Circuit
Court by William o. NeDowell against Alrlck II. Man
and James T. Nelson for $150000 damages, with in-
terest from August -. 1885. lie charges them with
conspng TO GUST him from the presidency OF the sea
Beach Railway Company. The complaint declares that
In December, 1854, Mr. Mcdowell owned 1,l61 10
shares OF the stock Of the Toad, was Its president
and general manager, and received salary OF $2Oo
month. In addition, he had contract with the
road by which he was TO get oneffth OF the net re-
ccipts In 1888 and 1884, Mr. Mcdowell declares, ne
received S14 1000 under this contract, and on Decem-
Der 81 1884, he was made president OF the road
The complaint alleges that Nr Man, who was secre
tary of the road and Mr.. Nelson, who was clerk In
its employ conspred TO destroy the value OF his CON
tract and stock that Mr. Nelson circulated among the
directors reports about the plaintiffs management OI
tile road and his keeping OF It's accounts tnat Geogs
r. Wetnore and George Bliss, two OF the directors,
asked Mr.. Mcdowell TO resign the presidency tlat
William A. Booth, president Of the Third National
Rank on account Of the reports, treate ned the com
nlainant with financial loss he would not resign that
Mr. Mcdowell finally did step out, and that the road
rcDudiated It's contract with him. He therefore de-
n ands ~ so 900 damages. ...
Mr. Man said that he had turned the complain; over
IN mis- attorney who would In due time nle an answer
DENYING Mr. McDOwell's statements TO which, consid-
their source, Mr.. Man did not feel II necessary to
reply through the newspapers
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

~ r'MN'NH ihE RELIEF ACT.
VIII Oh mnnuamuS was obtained yesterday in the
~ o"p.o"' .ourH "hich VIII be served on the commis
sioners Of Charity for the purpose ot compelng the
payment of certain warrant drawn nv A : Williams
Post Grand Army OF the Republic. under the provis.
ions OF the Veteran Relief Act Of 1888 and indirectly
to cause the Commissioners and the Board Of Estimate
to make due provision for Carrying ont the intent Of
the law In NewYork County. The papers were made
out by Colonel William J. Nicholson. as attorney for
tho iost and Colonel william C. Reddy as counsel for
u'e Iocai association OF Grand Army of the Republic
Commanders and ouartermasters. A similar motion,
made before the Supreme Court at Troy was sustained
by Judge Furman. The object Of the law Is TO prevent
INDECENT Union veterans or their widows from being
treated as mere paupcrs This law has been applied
and is operative In all but three counties In the
state. 1t is matter which involves the amount of
100000 In this county alone.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

Q
The Tribune yesterday received the following sub
scriptions 10 the fund.- which have been sent to the
committee appointed by the Mayor: &C. S. d." so;
.H Tarrytown-o the Hudson" S10; +. A. Bigolcw
@E.P c. and "W. C. r." each So; sympathy, 81.
"A Kings Daughter" sent 81 for the poor mother OF
Adam Dohren. whose body was burned beyond recOg
milton
Additional contributions were made on the Con
solldated Exchange amounting to 1928, which. with
those already reported, bring the total for that En-
change up TO 1855.
The members of the NewYork Mercantile Exchange
up to noon had subscribed $5ao.
Among the applicants for relief yesterday were Mrs.
Harriet l.. Thompson, sister Of Jennie Flower one OF
the victims and the mother of Morris Goldberg, lit
ured by the fall OF the building SmalI amounts were
handed them. Friends of Morris a. Herring OF No
80 E.iest., Jersey City, whose body was under the
wreck asked that relief be sent to the dead mans
family
"Al' Foster captain of the steamer Angler. placed
his boat at the committees disposal for an excursion
to the Fishing Banks the proceeds 70 90 TO the fuid
This and similar prOTers Of aid will be considered at
the meeting of the committee at the Mayors once 10
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The petroleum market was quiet yesterday with
slightly lower prices Sales amounted TO 5000 barrels
cents the lowest and closing price, Refined quotations
i'm both domestic and foreign markets remained nm
changed. The runs reported for Wednesday were
OO.754 barrels; deliveries 64,5s0 barrels.
Oil CITY, Aug. 2s.-Nationa Transit certificates opened
at O3; highest O3a lowest G21 closed G2a. Sales,
80 600 bbs ceannces 2O4 900 bbls shipments, s4135
oN irttsbufg Aug. 2S-Petroeum weak lower; National
Transit certificates opened at 03 closed 02 highest
Badiord Aug 2s-National Transit certificates opened
at 62l closed 62's highest, 03 lowest 02's clear.
anc:s, "a 600 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug 2s, S;tS m-Bee in pocr denana' si
extra India mess dull at sos prime aess S1 RasoS-
The demand improving long and short clear rGass. ,r ss
mand Tsow IN poor demand prime ey ,a - sses so Cd
Lard spot aud futures In fair demand prime We.tsh Wsoha % %
and August hrm az 3is sd september ana ycyooe' hsri
az 3is ID. Wheat IN fair demand Kansas n ~. mot in
,or demond futures in far demand mixed wesstran:
snot ard August dali a. 0s 32d september un, ny %
October dull at Gs 2sti. Hops al iohu'" ~~
There is Offering
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
TILE CHARGE OF BLAcKMA1L WILL STAND.

Judge Patterson. in the supreme Court Chambers.
yesterday denied the motion made BY James f. Lyon
IN strike out allegations of blackma made by Senator
william NJ stewart. of Nevada In his answer 10 the
complaint in the suit brought by Lyon against o'ewar
r ues for 81 600 900 out of which he alleges stew
+ cheated him I'm connection with the sale in London
Of the stock Of the Emma silver mine, and Senator
stewart replied that the suit brought for the pur
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

and Sio as. smor,saee bonds. S. Canadian paee
sois Erie, 24s do second eSasscs ess sNsWYofk Central
lo1 Psnnsylsania % ner cent rentes 90 francs 5s
eon,me ea ,h account and exchange on London ~ %
franc, % 'entlmes lor m-The amount Of byllon
w,,hSasn from the sank Of England on Balance 9ouS
E8z.OOQ.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE RELIEF FUND SWELLING.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS BRING 1T UP II
NEARLY $4,000.

NEARLY $4,000.
The fund for the relief CT the sufferers by the Park
Place disaster has reached total of nearly 10000
Mr. Donaldson, treasurer Of the Mayors Relief Com
mttee, went early to the City Hall yesterday and re-
mained during the greater part of the day, receiving
contributions and applications for relief The
ceved in the dag footed up 1929 80. This included
81 101 70 sent in by the Lithographers' Union, ard
made the amount for the three days since the work
was started S9432 l5 The first subscriber yesterday
was the Mayor himself He handed Mr.. Donaldson a
check for 800. The sums contributed, according to
Secretary Speer's report, were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Recelyts OF brick are sull
S9a @ e S @ Ss sa and Sf s%Sq S as 2S Brick o
Il .Sd S2as3 90 BeF 09S Es9ks q % UPeRen
Q0caSl per bb American Portland So 0jas2 90 Belgian
Portland; - 1882 IS English Portland, - 25gs2 90
s. $ohSs cc%%9a Lime 900;
CHICORY-Is unchanged in price, but selling fairly
COCOA-Docs not offer in excess Of current require.
ments OF manufacturers and prices hod 70 steady basis
COopERAGE sroCK-Is quiet with, however, no
on :Sc SPOT ruled weak with dull I. cG%. m:
9t and freight % for no RS were placed .s,Ss soSl
ses G bag M bags M5aabo 6 bSss Cent? Central ana Aman
and 17S bogj savanila private terms In the option
seted prices The opening was strong on covering Of
short" -" through higher cables March advanced 10
P0i pP09 gbiv h@her sbseG1eRty ho%eyeP there was
general realizing and the market settled back November
Hamburg showed rise Of la pig London also hard
ened 2:i5 p. m-Onlcal neutrality-suspicious. 75s 0c-
Gss I'D ~ Febr1spy Gss Cd Rio Quotes Regular arst
no kos 1oSloo good second 90 6ISs 9s7o0 exchange
anccs to United states, 1000 bags Rio clcarances to
ket-Quict Receipts Santos 900 bags Santos stock
III 900 bags. Santos mar6e-Firm Goot average san
BASEL 900 bags. Receipts at Hlo July to August %
1881 G99 O60 bags time 1880, 1000 bags same
August ~ 1S9l 22Voo S se S5 's oa a9'O & SeSyc @
Ter 155SSi576; October. Il.7OalI;s5 November,
lS.SOdi3.Sj; December, l3i5alS55; February, 1910
January i3.i0dl3.2O; February. l305a13.l5 March,
I$ais.0j; April. I2.o5alS.Q5 May, 1290al3; August
IG7S g7Sa &Sycmbe Issdaiss5 December i3iOds50
wahouse dcSees since "a Agggs Sss
bags: total, is0. .266 bags
C0TToS-DHInes, prevailed in the spot market today
SUMPTION. Total receipts at the port today 0210 bales
bales year.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
STAINED,

Good Ordnarv...........5it Low Mlddling .,
strict Good Orilnary57s MiddiIng 9-lO
Opt,ons-It was 'bcar' session in this line to-day,
and General losses were scored all deliveries. There
was Considerable liquidation Of longs and more CT less
lluurrlng by the 'short" side. Then again Liverpool
adyicos we're disappointing, while the crop news was
favoribe cover port receipts showed an Increase
Nl ths teUdeI 10 weaken the -t.aOn. The Start was
a ga 10 points decs gl showed net losses
M Io1 u points. Sales, lbs 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug 2s-csttle- last "a hours rs 200
head total for the week thus far IL 0fO head l9r same
time last week 20 800 consigned through 1000 head
New-York, $500 head; sale, 300 head closed dun
for common Iogs-Recepts llst 81 hours, S,i0o head
total for the thus far, 900 head sfor same time
last week, 49S00 head consigned through, 300 had
% NewYork 200 head on sale 75co head closed closes
200 head tctsl for tn week thus far, $1,000 head
TO- same week, 20 200 head consene ed through
5000 head; TO New-York, 800 head; on sale. l'0Oo
head closed stoldy.
ST. Louis .-Cattle-Recelpts 800 h ad head; ship
ments 800 lead market higher; good b. choice native
iteers $5a$5 75 fair to good do egSS 10 TeXans ana
cep.s SEQ head shipments. 5000 MARKET stronger;
IS IS ght.fair best. &5 2od$5 40. Sheep-Receipt
500 head shipments, S,10o head; market ARM fair TO
CHICAGO Aug 2s.-"Th& Evening Journar' reports:
CattleR ceipts 1000 head shipments $500 head mar
kt active strong higher prime NATIVES = 80 9oasS i2
80 4ods3 3o stocEer 81 S5as2 CO. rsngers % 5nas 80
shipments 1900 head: market active, strong o! n9her
and common 81 50d$5 packers and mixed ~ $50
s5 10 prime heavy and butchers weights SJ l5dS3 40;
prime lisht S. 5Ossj co SheeIReceipts. 1000 head;
shipnents 500 had; market active, stroDger ewes,
SO 75dSi GO; wethers, $iJ0dS5 %.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
To FNFORCE rur nr,,rn -.

pose OF backmail Mr.. Lyon wanted this ALLEGATION
scaep out but tho court refused TO comply with the
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

eaac for city dressed. and choice selected 0''usn'
saiesJellnc, Wright Co calves. 200 n average
NJ Sc per n; N vesls, Isl n, at 7ssc. as :. ~.
Hume Mullen "a Buitermlk calves 49, d. AZ "T''
ID Dhisnbaeh & Dewey q ButermIIk calves, 100 @ as
aailcnSses Hollis: 70 Bu,termIk calves, ZIG n at
aJ ). N Pldsock Sons. 20 grassers, i7' %, at &c;
yess l25 d, a. oc o,...o,, DOS n .t aac yeals
i0i siPEEp III Il AND LAMBs-ReceIOt 10 carloads Of 4l2s
sheep especially coarse heavy stock sod p9Cs az
az sbout tns same rates as have been obtained all the
week. Prime lambs were scarce and butchers snapper
Sss es .Spcp p sOd st % 5od 5 per 100 g
choice lambs s5as7 and IA head at 81 i2'a; cuis at
Dgessed mutton sluggish a. saoc prime dressed lambs
'Y sassj UsiN IO T. Pideoek l7s Canadian Lambs
ygI,s Sn9t at a. % 81 S az Il % 81? 30 s. d. % isS
b dS Ss O. n = s. 55a 5 g sssf e d. o.
- N, At IS 25 g Pennoyvsnia Ewes. "a n at -;
do as cns o. M 2sS vie"la 20 Ohio sSscp Os tse 81 b. a.
sS sS2g; ssY ks%tasky do lis a . 2S iso Sa's
L'BD Sfhsi.os & n o ( e. 5S sSSwS w.t ~ Vs Lambs
So 80 5s Virginia do. e2 d. at 20 2S 80 cuiis' ~
:" Newton onlett: 15a state Lambs z N. at 90 5o
Judd aHsha% 2is fsSnsyy1nIs, q 1, Lambs CT o
Wllkerson & sherman: 21G Canadian Lambs, 71a n,
<. Ripple Co: POI Kentucky Lambs teOarse). IS n.
- hume 4 ne 8 Mullen: state Sheer 122 p, at ESQ: Y
55eAe wpg6 Co @ Is state Lambs, 7es N, at 60 so;
nlsse.Rs 9sTy 10 sl's 1S
e SS Sass sly 70 a%a E sa ss'YSss oa at 40
Ss @ S St .. 6 8 g e ger 100 SSuah 90 S 80 r. T. %
500 h. at s3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29


Crop movement: ISJl lc9O
Visible supply fzo-O0 lVsSoIo
RccCipts six Z0VOJ 53ISS
Exports to Great Britain, six days.. I,91O O431
Exports to France, six days.-....--.... ~ -,
FXIOrts 70 Continent, six days .......... oO0 l33
Stock In Ncw-York licensed ware
houses. counted daily ....-......... 1lg400 1Sali
In other places (estimatedl..-...--.. ll,3IO lO3i-
Total stock In NcW-YOrk, by running - - 49,,
count d3,,'1i2
Stock In all United States ports 2l4,Sl0 G019o
Liverpool kilograms 40 p m.;ecepts, 1000 bales,
Of which American 1000 bales. Sales, 10000 bales OF
which speculation and export 1JOO bales Ame lean,
7COO bales Spot neutrality-suspicious. fully maintained
Winchester m1rket-Yarns in sellers favor. Cloths
quiet. ..,..- -. ,.c 49, ,..,co
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
WHEAT. NO. =.

Cash quotations as follows: Flour quiet ana uh-
CHANGED No . spring wheat, Sldsl COS, no spring
wheat a3d95:; No 2 red, 81 No corn CO. i No; 10;
80. rye SOC; No barley G59GGg 40 3 T. O. D.:
prime timothy seed 81 2Sdsl - mess pork, per 9A
81 OH lard geE 100 r. r. ~ eogsS S sS bae I 90 Sc
s0 Ok sboyt clear sides boxed 3. 25dS7 30; whskey.
ahod Ooods par cal 4.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-02-21
Too Realistic.

A few evenings since an amusing in
cident occurred during the perform
ance of Men and Women, at Proctor's
Theatre, Twenty-third street, which
stopped the performance for a few
minutes and created more amusement
for the audience and players than has
been had by either for some time. 1t
seems a very respectable couple, evil
IDENTIFY man and wife, purchased two
choice seats in the part of the theatre
known as the tduteuH neal the stage.
They, like the rest of the audience,
watched the progress of the play, their
interest never for a moment tagging.
The play had proceeded to the Third
Act-(the meeting of the bank direc-
tors)-that part of the act where Sted-
man, the attorney, is so severe on
young Seabury. The lady was so in
terested and intensified in the story,
and having permitted her imagination
to carry her so far, she verify believing
it to be a reality, jumped up to a stand
ing position, pointing her finger at Mr..
DeBelleville, said:
81 can't sit here, sir, and see that
boy prosecuted. That lawyer chap is
lying about him ; he is innocent, and
l know it." This interruption of the
performance created universal amuse-
ment for the audience and the players
alike, and the husband as well, who,
after ex%postulating with his wife, final
ly reasoned with her and showed her
that it was only acting after all. The
truth of the situation dawned on the
lady's mind and she resumed her seat,
much to the amusement of everybody
and to the relief of the people on the
stage. The lady's husband explained
the conduct OF his wife by saying she
had not visited the theatre tor a con-
siderable time. The interruption was
q short one, and "Men and Women
proceeded to the finish to the satisfac-
ton Of all present.-Heb,ew Standard.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-02-21
The Secret Of Beauty.

The plainest features become pretty
when clothed with "a fresh, velvety
skin.
1t is in the power of every woman to
have a soft, fine skin. thus adding
much to her charms, if she will devote
a little time and care to her toilet.
1t should be a duty rs well lis a
pleasure to every 6ma to enhance
the powers of attractiveness.
First of all, one must keep the face
free from those unsightly back heads
or grubs.
Battle the face in hot water; rub on
a little oil, and then take an old
fashioned watch-key, and pry out all
the large ones.
Afterwa:d rub on cream or any
soothing ointment.
In the morning there will be no
trace of the redness.
To have a clear skin it is essential
to keep the digestive organs in good
order, and to sleep as much as possible.
Sleep will do more to preserve the
freshness of youth than any other one
thing.
At night wash the face in warm
water-never use hot-using soap
freely to remove the dust of the day.
Then take a pint of cold water, to
which a tablespoonful of bay rum has
been added, and battle the face for
five minutes.
Dry the face on a coarse towel,
rubbing gently to get up a pleasant
friction.
Lastly spread Q little cream lightly
on the face and neck.
Use only the finest cream and purest
soap in the market.
In the morning, remove the grease
with plenty Of warm water and soap
followed by a cold bath, as at night.
Then apply a little powder with a
soft linen rag. to remove the shine.
Powder is an essential adjunct to a
lady's toilet-let men say what they
will to the contrary but never use a
cheap powder.
The best will be found harmless.
Avoid all face lotions, as their use is
sure to ruin the skin.
By following the above directions
you will find in a short time that those
horrid little specks that give the skin
such a coarse look, will disappear, and
the skin become as soft as a rose
petal.-Exchange.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-02-21

Cards are ont announcing the mar
riage. on Monday, February %, 1891,
at 2 o'clock, p. H., of Miss Bertha
Hoffman,, daughter of Wolf Hoffman,
Oh ST. Philip stree, to Adolph Cook.
The bride is one of the fair daughters
of Thibodaux, who will be greatly
missed by her numerous friends, OF
whom she has many. Her amiable
quali;ie~, excellent disposition, kind
and gentle manners has rendered her a
great favorite in this town.
The groom is a gentleman from St.
Louis. which city viii be their future
home.
The SENTINEL extends to them its
best wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity.