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, 1893-11-10

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burh tpel6e iie UNI 8el9Ibung baten. Die
Gruppen bonn Often maren i'm 8eltb bon
8uLutpapo. &0nig %2obengula mar in ser
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noroneftltber &tbtung bon 8uGupaDo
ltegt. Der 6auptltug @omfo, Der na6
etnigen 8ericbten in Der Der ginnabmc BON
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tOotet tpur6e, lit na9 Sir 2Oh's 8ebaup=
tun9 nod am 0eben un6 beftnbet iicb nebit
ietnen 0euten NIT 2obengula auf ber
Slu6t.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01

table shows that the the interior furnished the commit
the paid account OF pensions
inclusive which amounted while the secretary
committee with statement the amounts charged
period amounting to Difference $
AO87A
charged the treasury department with sum be-
the secretary the interior reports to
expended
the tables 1872 l9 and l94 that the
state departments all disagree with the department to
received by each for disbursement but the committee did
notnv into the Of such discrepancies
opinion that the books and accounts between the diff
departments ought be that all would and there should be
charged and received
pages 1872 the testimony will be found OF what
appropriation No 9 dated June 30 1869 This
warrant treasury and cOuntergned August
month after the fiscal had cosednea enough secure
pectness And the various amounts
cunR footing altered the amounts scratched
100000 S6O and making total OF about $780,
OO that the frequency magnitude OF these
coupled the original warrants deserve than
cursoy notice facts; while unable accurately the they
have call the speaLattenion Of the senate them
the warrant illustrated by the portion relating to stock
ledger is here gven
dona
tho acc ofJuy &s lN'W
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01
Of redemption Of treasury notes issued under acts Of

For this sum paid on account redemptou treasury
%ndsT @ act Of FebTlay
For th sum T pd account postage stamps per
For I6ium
Of MAJ SfsrR chg pa ss @ s i '5@S6WW
act @ june june &C., Se 1884,
s 3 5 sa S 5 @ 5 @ s oa om
notes. 3 psr act & 1885,
F acs % March @ @ 1857
Fof s nST @ m PAID @ dS%R
@ a
For this paid
FSG G s sRS sum SUM pa account @ temporary per
s $ $ s: :::s;s :$i ,:s:E @ s $
o%n~
The amounts marked with scratched apparently
IA part Of one of the many similar warrants
Sullivan, of the bureau and printing dur
examination testified ee testimony 22 23 and 23D
By the CHAIRMAN:
turned npoot and doysrSd CURRENCY
WBy a hey Delivered e for that That the Office d
secretary balance
Ss R Sf Ps 'SS Ss d Outside
& afS So S'8 as '1 s o comp
51 ST have as % % BsnR % the
e y % h ] S are asd h Tnsd sate a and p'r legal tenders are
that the legal the gnbaQk it commonly
for A Yes sir just handle the legal tender notes when
they are n circulation
Who the demand office for the amount that wanted
legal rnoes?-A The treasurer of the United States
fill hisord eipt?A
The them, nOt?-A Yes
Do the through the registers Office before being delivered to the
No.
They delivered directly from office the reasur0r?A Yes
by TT Ss % Hsd@ sa95 % P % @ are @ by
of engraving and printing
they onecuivey each cRss?A Each class
and 500 bond might be the numb?
| And other denominatOns?-A Yes,
might be of the number $500 bOndA Yes
division deliver the perfect bonds and the imperfect bonds back the
same DIVISIONAL Yes sir
| By the
whether printed
taking
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01
By the CHAIRMAN:

omitted whether printed those and
perfect taking the
We deliver the the
imperfect
the currency branch Of the loan division.
testimony that about the printing
bond returned to the loan division imperfect having been
spoiled the through which that the received from
dvon that national bank delivered by the
the comptroller of the circulation lacking only the
the president and cashier the bank that legal tender notes
printing circulation
with thereon but they through
that bonds delivered the loan division the
nearly ready stamps delivered
by the printing bureau ready for
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01
United States Treasury Frauds Exposed
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES


Mr. DAVIS Virginia the Select Committee Investigate the Finance
Reports the Treasury Department. submitted the fol-
lowing report:
In William this appears testimony
579l.
By the CHAIRMAN:
you prepared statements for the commee9A Yes
them here numbered
the committee that
the wn Have prepared these state
yourseA they between the figures ltound
O. Did there from official poA Yes sir with
the department books
which specified at the bottom of their ledger
viii be by testimony pages @ 1907 that both
receipts expenditures the between 1860 and 1870 there
official finance reports Some Of the changes
large they the result Of the ea mode ae
expenditures which form for the first time 1870
the table result from the letter November "a 1871
from secretary directing the register make the changes
Among the tables by Woodve the following testimony
page 1885,: voo
Prepared he senate
Of
n rom III
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01

Difference, or increase, in statement OF Secre
taFy OF the treasury, as compared with state
-ment Of secretary Of the interior. r.............
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01

Statement fur Statement fur
nished COM nlshed com
mlttee by the mlttee by the
secretary Of secretary OF
the treasury. the lnteriOr.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-01

Statement Of the secretary Of
the treasury as compared
with statement Of the Secre-
tary Of the interior.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-05

GRANDE EzcURsIoN.-Le Thiho-
daux Fire Co. No. / ct lie Home Hook
and Ladder Go. No. /, donneront une
grande excursion de Thibodaux 4
Abbeville par vote ferr6e, dimanche
lie 10 ~Septembre, 1898. L'excursion
partira de Thibodaux a Sis du
matin, ct d'Abbeville pour sen re-
tourner a 6 heures de I'apres-midi ;
codt pour lie round trip s1.75 demi
ticket so cts. &c sera Ia premiere
excursion donnGe de Thibodaux a
AbbGville. Les excursionnistes au
ront loccasion de voir File Avery sur
laquelle sc trouvent les mines de sci.
ct lie Collie du Mexique. Abb6ville
est une vile joli ct prospere, avec
une population semblable q la n0tre :
ce sont pressure tous DIES cr6oles, re.
NOMINEES pour leurgrande hospitalit6
aussi nous pouvons nous attendre
une reception cordiale ct chaleureuse
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IE pERE IETILLY-Ie Rev. Pere

LIE PERE LETILLY.-Le Rev. Pere
P. NJ. F. Letilly, lie digne ct zele cure
de S%t-Sauveur, Lockport, parti lie 8
| Juliet de Newly ork a bord du stmr.
La Bourgogne, pour la belle France,
ecrivait lie 16 Juliet, encore a bord
du Navire, mails en- vue du Havre,
annoncant son arrivee au port a 10
heures du matln. Grace a Dieu, dit
il, lis ont fait une belle ct heureuse
traversee avec une mer tres-caime J;
aussi peu de personnes ont etc
malades, ct il n'etait pas du nombre
un simple canot sicllien aurait pu
tenir sur la mer pendant toute la
traversee. La Bourgogne est I'm
steamer de 465 pieds de longueur.
Aux bancs de Terreneuve, lis ont eu
en- differences fois quarante hut
Eeures de brouillard, pendant lequel
temps la sirene faisait entendre tou-
ties les trente secondes ses sons lugu-
bres ct percants pour eviter une
collision ct avertir les bateaux sill
sen t%rouvait autour, de Sc tenir sur
leur garde. La sirene est un espece
de sittlet CONNIE euX que nou avons
pour nos bateauX ct sucreries, ct est
fait CONNIE une crosse contrebasse
de fanfare brass Band) mails don't
les IONS sont beaucoup plus forts que
les gros sifiets. II J await a bord 500
passengers, don't $50 etaient en- pre-
mieres. II que pendant
toute la traversee l'appGtit ct la
sant6 ont etc ~excellents, ct la nourri-
ture tres bonnie, CONNIE on peut en-
iuger par la carte du "Menu" du Il
Juliet, 1898, quill envoie.
Ceux qui voudront lui ecrire pet
vent lui adresser lcurs ~lettres, a
Paris, No. 76 Rue Bonaparte, aux
soins de Mr.. Jules Daniel.
Nous nous faisons un plaisir de
bonner les details ci-dessus pour la
grande satisfaction surtout DIES
nombreux paroissiens ct amis du
Pere Letilly, leur apprenant son heu-
reuse arrivee en- France.
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EMMANUEL CHOL.

LIE marriage de Mr.. A. j. Braud,
fills de Mr.. Files Braud, a Mile. Laura
Lagarde, file de Mr.. Pierre Lagarde,
a eu lieu mardi dernier a 2:3O D. m.
en- l'Eglise St. Joseph, lie Rev. Pere
c. M. Menard officiant. LIE marriage
fut un DIES plus brillants que nous
avons eu depuis quelque temps dams
notre vile. Ausslt6t apres la c4-
remonie, les deux jeunes maries sont
parti pour Chicago OH lis pensent
passer un mois. LIS sont accom-
pagnes de Nine. O. Gauthreaux,
tante de la mariee. Nous leur
souhaitons I'm heureux voyage, ct un
bonheur partait dams leur vie connu-
bale. >o'v.
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Nine. i. S. Allan, autrefois dc
Thibodaux, est morte a la Nouvellc
Orleans lundi dernier a trois heures
de rapres-midi. Ses rcstes mortels
furent transfers. a Thibodaux par lie
premier train. ct en- portGs a rEglisc
Catholique St. Joseph, accompanies
dun nombreux concours d'amis ct
commissioners DIES fam lilies Knoblocb
ct Allan. Ellie Gtait la sdeur du JUICE
A. F. Knobloch ct du Gouy. CLAY
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II nous est penible d'annoncer que
Nine. j. H. Fleetwood, pendant qu'elle
etait en- visite chez sa file, Nine.
Clay Rousseau sur lhabitation "South
side7 pres xdu Canal Harvey, est
tombee ell descendant I'm escalier, ct
s'est casse lie bras gauche pres du
poignet. Ceci est arrive mercredi
de la emame derniere. Son fills
Charles est ale la chercher ct est
revenu avec ellie samedi dernier.
La douleur a etc p6nible pendant
q~uelques jours-elle rcpose mleux
depuis un jour GU deux, ct nos SOU
hats les plus sinceres que la cassure.
sera bient6t gu6rie eft settlement
reprlse.
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N'oubliez pas qu'aujourd'hui ct
demain a lieu I'M toire pour lie bene-
fee DIES ecoles du Ter Ward de la
paroisse Terrebonne pour les enfants
blancs La foire Sc fera sous les
arbres ombrageux de MI. Tom Round
tree dams la cote Malbrough.
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LIE Stmr. Louisiana est descendu lie
Bayou Lafourche jeudi matin pour
faire So derniere excursion a Ia
Grand lie. II est pass6 a Thibodaux
a cinq heures du matin a; nous croy-
ons que plusieurs personnes ont etc
desappointees, o heure reguliere
pour gutter Thibodaux ayant etc 6
heures du matin. Nous lei souhai-
tons auss1 bonnie reussite qua son
dernier voyage.
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Mr.. Frank Barker de la Nouvelle
Orleans e So famille passait plu-
sieurs jours a Thlbodaux, en- visite
dams la famille de son frere, Mr..
Chas. j. Barker.
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Nous avons eu lie plaislr lundi der
nier de serrer ia maina Mr.. Sylvere
Bourg. II rapporte que sa recolte
est tres-bonne. II %roulera $50 arpts.
de cannes cette s~aison, 100 de plants,
ct 100 de sOuches.
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MI. Numa j. Bergeron, fills de
notre c%oncitoyen Valfroid Bergeron,
etait en- visite a TLibodaux cette
semaine. II est sous-econome sur
lhabitation sucriere "Florence," sur
lie Cypremort. II rapporte que les re-
coltes dams sa localite sont excel
%lentes, quoiqu'elles souffrent I'm peu
par manque de pluie.
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La Grande FORE pour lie b6n6fce
de rEcol. Elliot, pres de Lockport,
aura lieu lie samedl ct lie dimanche, lie
2 ct lie 3 Septembre, 1898. lie Lock
port Union Brass Band fournira Ia
musique pour l~'occasion.
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Nous avons eu samedi dernier lie
plaisir dune visite de MIR. A. A.
Achee, maitre de poste de Labadie-
vile. En- venant lei il a pense a
nous, ct nous a apport6 deux magni-
fiques PORES "Lecompte," ct une belle
prune "Kelsley," peasant 81 onces,
les deux especes de fruits venant de
son verger.
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Cest aujourd'hul ct demain qua
lieu une grande foire a LabadieyilIe
pour lie ben6ice de lEgllse Ste. Phi
lomene. Cette foire promet d'6tre
IN grand success. LIE but est I'm but
louable !; que chacun y dome I'm
concours genereuX.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-05

LIE Maj. W. H. Price, frere de notre
r%epresentant, rHon. Andrew Price,
part aujourd'hui pour disposition
de Chicago. II accompagne lie Gou-
verneur Foster CONNIE I'm de ses
aides de camp.
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Mn. Lovingly J.. Leblanc ct
Alexandra ThGriot 6taient en- visite
4 Thibodax lundi dernier.
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lie Judge B. I. Blake est parti
pour Chicago jeudi dernier pour J
passer IN mois. Nous lui souhaitons
IN temps agreeable ct un heureux
ietNur.
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COMNUNIQUE
Thibodaux, 2 Aont, 1893.

Cheers Messieurs ct Amis.-Vou-
driez-vous me faire la favour d'inser-
| rer dams les COLONIES de votre estima-
BILE journal la lettre de remercfments
! que vous trouverez sous ce phi.
Connaissant votre obligeance eprou-
wee, je vous prize Messieurs ct Amis,
d'accepter d'ayance mes remerciments
ct de me croire
Votre tout d6voue seryiteur
E. CHOL.
Thibodaux 2 Aoht, 1898.
Aux DANES, aux Demoiselles ct
aux Messleurs qui ont pris part aux
deuX soirees musicales donnees a
IOpGra de Thibodaux lie % ct lie 80
Juliet, 1898.
Permettez-moi de vous dire, que je
n'oublierai jamais lemotion don't
ia i etc saisl, lorsque, dams les deuX
soirees du 20 ct du 30 Juliet, prone
nant I'm regard ebloui ct charm6 sur
notre jolie sale de POpera, je Wis
devant mes yeux Inc assemble
aussi distinguee que nombreuse, don't
la presence seule, semblait faire cette
sale %resplendir, rayonner. Que jau-
rails voulu que mon talent fnt a Ia
hauteur de la bonte &c mes amis, de
l'honneur qui m'etait fait Que
j%'aurais voulu, quill fht aussi profond
que ma reconnaissance ct mon res
pect pour cette foule 81 sympathlque,
parmi laquelle je n'apercevais que
DIES visages amis ct blenveilIants
Duel bonheur de penser, que tous
mes amis etaient reuris Ia, pour me
prouver, que depuis trente-neuf ans
que je partage les bons ct les mauvais
!ours de notre excellente population,
lie but de ma vie (meriter son esti-
me.) Gtait atteint.
J'en suis fer non settlement pour
moi, mails aussi pour ma famille qui
partage ma joie.
Je prize done t0utes les personnes
qui, de pres on de loin. mont fait
lhonneur de contribuer au success de
ces soirees en- aidant mes amis Qul
en- ont etc les promoteurs, d'accepter
mes remerciments ct mes sentiments
de gratitude.
Merci aussi Aux Danes 81 zel6es
du comite d'invitation. Aux Demon
selles du comite de decoration, pour
leur govt charmant. Aux Messieurs
DIES comites arrangement, d'aver-
tissement ct de reception pour les
peines ben approaches, qu'ils Sc sont
donnees pour assurer mon success.
A Messieurs les editeurs de la
SENTINELLE ct de la Comet de Thlbo
daux pour leur chaleureux appui.
Au professeur G. Won Hofe, agent
de Ia manufacture de Pianos : BALD
win) pour l~'excellent piano de cette
maison, mis- embarrassment par lui
a ma disposition pour la Circumstance.
Enfin mes remerc1ments les plus
affectueux a mes chercs eleves, aux
Demoiselles, aux Messleurs de la
Nouvelle Orleans, de IAssomption,
ct de Lafourche, aux membres du
Home Circle Orchestra, qui ont pris
part a ces concerts.
Tous, par leur talent ct leur gra-
cieuX concours, ont contribute a fare
de cette f6te musicale" I'm success
artistique.
Puisse tout lie bonheur don't lis
mont comble leur etre rendu
Leur estime a fait de moi ur
heureuy.
EMMANUEL CHOL.
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NovyEzLEs L&ALE,

LIE temps a etc encore tres-chaud
cette semaine.
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NnTVEAITX ARRANGEMENTS
EaSbE'g:s hbE;S E%E'N

9neoiEnure Ges rurs Green eft T~hILodanx
VI Th,nas AlHerti p~evient SEES ANS
lea voyagerrs QT'il Went de Iaire de non
veaJ;x arrangements on; lui rermettront oe
s'atistaire toni ccux lni voudront lh~nuo.
rer 'tt}epr ronfance
Repas tnute llenre de ia ,ournNe er an
CuiaI,taB.tt.
Table dhdtr a 1t hnErrs din laatin pou
,~itita,er ct 4 4 heurt E d i eoir 10 ur diner
t'n'aoh~"f "mnGte- ct bier G,tries
M0DEEFS
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lie Bayou Lafourche est 81 bas que
les eros bateaux ne peuvent plus Y
= vOyager.
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LII
n O y d r O
Du DR., PIERRE

est un DIES meilleurs remedies de notre epooue, II
nettoIe lie sang, renouvele Ia viralite, enleve du
corps tout germe de maladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams de BONES conditions de fonction-
nement. La medicine sc compose de plus de trente
sortes d'ingredIents differents, tires princi placement
du REGIME vGgetai; il est GONNA at en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son emploi Il etc tres avantageux
dams Ia generalit6 dies maux qui dc nos jours affec-
tent Phnmanite ct principalcment dams res maladies
qui procurement du sang ct des describes de l'esto-
mac, telles que constipation, maux de tetc, maladie
des rognons, condition bilicuse, jaunisse, rhuma-
tisnes. hydropisic, dyspepsia, indigestion, fevre
lntermittente, eresypelcs, bnutons a Ia face, PRISONS
ct hevre, s%crofule, plaIcs purulentes, dGmangeai-
sons, vers, dartres, clous, e~ruptions cutanees, ex-
crolssances cancereuses, maux ct plates. douleurs
dams lie systeme osscux, Gnaciation, maladies de
femmes, faiblesse, bronchites, rougeole, maux de
relns, etourdissements, etc.
Gle EoVoRo nest pas une medicine hrevetee. ct IL
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; mails. mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur et
deslreux de faire participer lie genre human aux
~benehces quIls en- ont recus. les honmes ct les
temmes qui ont etc gueris par ce remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lie font ai:si parvenir aux
malades les plus eloignes.
II a une grande valeur CONNIE remedc de famille.
particulierement pour les personnes qui demeurent
aune grande distance des medecins ct DIES pharma-
ciens. LIE remede ne peut pas etre obtenu DIES dro-
guistes, mais settlement des agents locaux, Pour
plus amples informations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
dagent dams votre voisinage, ecrivez au DIR. Peter
Fahrney, II2-II4 S. How're Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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FOyaScr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-28
CAREER OF ADMIRAL TRYON.
Well known for Half Century i:
British Naval Affairs.

Well Known for Half Century in
British Naval Affairs. @
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 23.-Sir
George Tryon, the vice-admiral who
went down in his flagship the Victoria,
is one of the best known of the
British naval officers. Commander
Chadwick, now in charge Of the
naval intelligence office here,
was we'll acquainted with him during
his residence in London as United States
naval attache, and he speaks in terms of
high praise Of the Admiral's character
and ability as naval officer. He was a
man of vast experience, his service be-
ginning in the days before steam was a
prominent feature in naval architecture,
and running through all the vari-
were marked by the substitution
of steam for sail power, Of iron for
wooden hull, Of steel for iron, of tur-
rets for broadsides and ofarmor for thin
sheathing. He was man who had
earned the highest honors within the
gift of the British nation. His name
first appears on the naval list away back
in the DAYS of the Crimean war,
where he served in the nav
al brigade before Sebastopol during
the winter Of 1858 in the trenches, and
where he was wounded. He was pres
ent at all the operations before Sebasto-
pol and at the capture of Kinburn. He
received medals for distinction and was
specially mentioned in dispatches for
services as director of transports during
the Ahyssinian war of 1868. He was
private secretary to the first lord of the
admiralty from 1914, and re-
ceived various orders of knighthood
and received the approval of the govern
ment for the manner in which he dis
charged his duties on the coast of Tunis
and in the Sfax commission Of inquiry
in 1881. He became acting permanent
secretary to the admiralty in 1882 and
permanent secretary in the follow
ing year. III 1884 he became COM
mander-in-chief on the Australian
station and after a brief attempt
at parliamentary career was made ad-
miral superintendent Of naval reserves
in 1889. He commanded one of the OPP
posing fleets in the naval maneuvers in
1SS9-99 and was made COMMANDMENTS
chief of the Mediterranean forces Aug
uSt 20 1891