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T.. GEO. J.. JEEkER Cashier Of the above ma med
bank 80 solemniy that the above Is
tru" 10 the best u my knowedge AMI belief.
GEO. - MEEKEIt Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this sth dav ~ May.
1884 gro n. COREY
Notary Public y. Y 20.
Corfect-Aitcst;
SAMUEL. SLOAN.
X q. EOISTON. Directors.
LAWRENCE Tf-ENTDE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY
Bunk Dcrorts

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The
IL NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. ut New
York in the Newiork at the close Oh business
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DEPOHT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

II CENTRAL NATIONAL. BANK. NJ New York IN the
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ASA p. POTTER, Pres'. LOWELL c. BRIGGS. Treas
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Gnmmer Resorts.

LJHlnlNfr NCBUII5
B[lW[S ElOWMI1A0Rl Lake.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Reached by Hadson River r. r. via Delaware end illd
SON Safa.oca lnlorscd b. leading NewlorA PHYSICIANS
Situated in beautiful lake In the Ahlrondact;s.
"a a hotel respect u mas an uls
ordinaT facilities for making summer outing pleasan,
one. besides REALLY excellent shooting and iSnng
dating about 40 guests, open from May Gnu NV l.
Apply W. r. GRAFT. Manager
/ Broadway O(oon. 2aT), N. i. CITY
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Summer tlcsort Guide.
GOING TO THE G0UNTRye

Looking for some place when oonOihe'
Health. Pleasure Economy: - h..
II Sc serd g cents for postage. call ard get re-
1T Offices below the nlustra book. Summer Homes
II gives Hat OF hotels and boarding houses WIN
GOOD LoARD AZ ~ PEP WEGk c,,,o.
and upward 9uilvan. Ulster md pel.ware Counties
on me main line and branches ~ the New-fork on
tario western RAILWAY: 2oCo feet ab9ye me I
in NSw-Yere at nos il 49, ~ si2 3Ii "a end l32;
IrosIway. 73I 9Th Az. -: Easi 10th 81. 21i vest
10Th ST o5i Columbus A. IS Astor Place ticket
oiices Zoo. of Franklin and West 42d SITS; in BROOKLYN
4 Court S.. SEQ Fulton St. 2i5 Atlantic Az 95 Broad
way ei9 Manhattan Av.. Grcenpo'n or o. j. g. A 1
son General Agent 80 Beaver ST. New YORK
on MAY 81 and 30 eXcurso. toksis for one rare WIZ
ts soG nj al PyoaGway and ferry Offices giving an op
porlnltv 81 personally selecting summer nome ana
ALTO enloy a days fishing this delightful region
tchcts good returning May 81.
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DEPORT or TIE CONDITION OF THE
IL MERCHANTS NATIONAL EANt. ~ Nov-York
~" state - New ,ors. the close ~ business ~
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- RusHts OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. $40 Peari-st'
Is near Eerrv-st All articles a lowest prices.
JOHN X. HOPPEL. Manufacturer
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BLOOD HOUNDS. - Sheriff James
Beary of Lafourche. received on last
Saturday a pair of blood hounds. and
although Only II months old, are con-
siderably we'll trained already. Mr..
Beary is taking a great pride in these
two dogs, and nearly every day since
their arrival in town, he is out practi-
eing with them. On last Tuesday, he
made a very successful trial with them.
He had a colored boy to 60 out in Mr..
H. Tetreau's field just below town a
couple Of hours in advance, pass
through the cane and corr field in
every conceivable way, and finally to
go in the rear Of the place and climb
and conceal himself in some tree un-
known to Mr.. Beary. When the time
had expired, the dogs were pul Cd the
trail, and in less time than i: takes us
to narrate it they followed the trail
faithfully and were soon at the foot of
the tree the boy had climbed barking
most vociferously. When the boy
came down from the tree, it was all
they could do to keep them from
tearing HIM to pieces. Woe be unto
the criminal who will hereafter try to
escape, SO. sure these dogs can once get
on his trail, just SO sure he will be
caught up with and lodged behind the
prison bars.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court Parish Of
Lafourche.
Joseph Schmartz rs. No. 3O37 Au.
gustin Adam.

TAKE NOTICE THAT, ACTING UNDER
l. and by virtue Of an order of se,zure
and SALE emanating from the above entitled
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
case, l have seized and will offer for sale. at
public auction. pursuant to law, to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the Town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4th. 1894.
between the hours OF III O'Clock q. M. and d
o'clock p. M, the following described pro-
pertY tO-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in the
Parleh of LafOurche state of Louisiana. IN
the village of Lockport on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche being lot No. 2 of Block
NO. 10 as appears from plan Of said village.
executed bv Allen D'Hemecourt. surveyor,
on Decen Der Goth 1895. a copy of which DIan
IL deposited in the Clpl.fs office, Recorders
department of this parish. said lot is bounded
North-West by { anal Street. North East nv
Lot NO. 8 of said Block No. I6, and South
Fast oy Lafourche Street, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
10 pay and satisfy " The sum of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, together with
elght per cent Ter annuDn interest thereon
from the 18th Ut December 1899 until paid.
Y. A snm OF ten per cent On the aggregate
VI SAID principal and interest as ATTORNEYS
fees herein and 49, all coets herein casb-a1d
which sald smonnt in PRINCIPAL and interest
attorneys tees and oil costs herein. is secured
Dy mortgage by act passed before Elphege
b. ago Notary Pablie Of said parish on tSa
18th day of December 1852.
JAMES BEARY,
- Sheriff Of Lafourche.
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in this country a larger stock of law
sugars than ever before known.
1.-The demand for sugar has been so
great that the Cuba crop. large as it
was, has been exhausted, and Euro
pean beet sugar has been largely
drawn upon. A cargo arrived a few
days since from Alexandria, Egypt,
and it is probable that cargoes from
equally remote markets are still to be
heard from.
"This vast accumulation of sugar
will deprive the government for some
time after the passage of the new tar
if bill of the revenue that the sugar
duty should properly produce. The
large stock may also have some inf1u-
ence or the sale of the Louisiana crop,
and will be particularly disadvapta-
geons. should the bounty be not grant
ed on this years crop This prospect
of the planters, being deprived OF a
good proportion of the protection of
the tariff duty, should be a strong ar
gument in favor of the bounty being
allowed on this years crop"
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NOTICE !

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Police IURY)
OF Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, July 9th, 1894.
DURSUANT TO AMUSEMENT l HAVE
L this day proceed to open the sealed
submitted to me for the cutting of the
growth of willows on the right bank of the
Bayou Lafourche, below the property of
Gregoire Serigny. and l have found the bids
therefor to be as follows:
Julien Galliano........$ Is 90 per mile.
il. TOmassi, Jr..-.... 2l9 90 eutire length.
Jos. omass 225 90 "
Geo. Hehert.......... 242 so "
Francois Doucet....... 249 90 " "
J.J. Tomassi having submitted the lowest
bid in my judgment l have allotted the con-
tract to him. provided, however, that he
signs contract to perform work as specified
in due time. THOS. d. KENT.
President Police jury
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Mrs. Ernest Gaiennie. 8 .ster-in law
of Mrs. A. F. Gaiennie, has been
spending some time at the latter's
home neal Thibodaux. She leaves for
her home in the Crescent City on Mon
day.
Mrs. A. F. Gaiennie. accompanied
by her two children. leaves for New
Orleans on Monday, to be absent about
a week. Yours truly,
A SUBSCRIBER.
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The dispatches this morning, Only
80. 1894 say that the secret organiza-
ton known as the A. P. A. has estab.
lished lodges in VIM and Grant par
ishes, and citizens who are Catholics
have been subjected to such cruel per-
solutions that they are leaving the
country and seeking homes elsewhere.
This is an outrage which should be
denounced by every true American
citizen, no matter what his religion
} may be, and the people of Grant and
VIM, if they have any regard what
ever for the prosperity and good name
of their respective parishes, will not
rest until the A. P. AS are crushed.
The members of this secret and ipfa-
nous fanatical order, and not law-abi-
ding, Catholic citizens should be driv-
en- out of the country. 1t is a disgrace
to the State of Louisiana that such ia
naticism exists within it's borders, and
the men who are engaged in cultiyat-
ing a spirit of religious intolerance are
the enemies of law and order, and are
actively ~endeavoring to foment strife
and bloodshed. 1t is the dnty of ev-
cry falr-minJed Protestant in the par
ishes of Grant and VIM to set the
seal of his condemnation upon this A.
P. A. movement, and to assist the au-
thorlties in bringing to speedy punish
ment any and all persons guilty of
acts of persecution or violence. We
are glad to hear that the better ele-
ment of the people in the two parishes
have declined to join or to counte-
nance the A. P. A., and we are quite
sure that they will be able to create
such a strong public sentiment that
knownothingism will soon be stamped
out, and peace and good feeling among
neighbors will prevail.-Daily States,
N. o.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Par.
ish of Lafourche.
Daoss L0sseigne Us. No. 1896, Nap.
oleon Charpemtier.

TAKE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
i and by virtue of Q writ of seizure and
sale. %emanating from the above entitled
Court, in the above entitled md numbered
case, ! have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, pursuant to law, to the last
and highest bidder, ct the Court House in
the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1894.
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. M, and d
O'Clock P. M, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this par.
ish, on the left bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at
about (4lJ FOrty-0ne miles below the town of
I~hibodaux, measuring two arpents front on
said Bayou Lafourche. by q depth of Twen-
ty arpents, bounded above by land of Joseph
Ronquille, formerly, now Alfred Vegas. and
below by lands Of succession of Olivier Char
pentier Together with all the buildinps and
improvements thereon and all the rights and
privileges thereof being the same property
acquired the same day BY the vendor BY act
passed before the same notary.
To paw and satisfy the sum of ~ The sum
of One Hundred and Sixty-6ve Dollars, am
ount OF the aforesaid note, in principal, to-
gether with eight per cent per annum inter
est thereon from the first of May 1892, TIL
paid, ~ A sum Of ten Der cent on the arore
gate Of said principal and interest az attor.
ney's tees herein and ~ all costs of these
proce+ dings.
And which said amount % aforesaid ia A.
CURED BY act of sale and mortgage passed
before H. N: Coulon, Notary Public Of said
Parish, On the first day of Nay A. D. 1891.
July 28th, 1894.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff Of LafOurcbe
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FROM p

Lafourche, La. July 31st, 1894.
Mr.. A. joliet Jr. Editor Thibodau1 Sentinel.
Dear Sir:-I have arranged for you
to the best of my ability the improve
ments going On at the Laurel Grove
Sugar-house.
The proprietors, Messrs. Trosclair
and Robichaux, are putting up: one
6-roller mill-Whitney Iron Works
make one e~ngine-3Ox48 in. stroke
with piston valve; one 10000 lbs. fly
wheel, compound gearing, all steel
pinions. Engine shaft Is inches in di-
ametec with three journal boxes, CIV
ing it a bearing in three places.
The mill, 80 in. diameter, 6 #. 6 in.
long, solid rollers; IA in. shafts in roll
lers, 20 in. bearing, with automatic
turnplate arrangement, with a cane
carrier Of 200 it., with fiat link chain
All bagasse carriers made of drag
type.
Two Sutliffe's Hydraulic presses one
on each mill.
They are also putting in one hun
dred and fifty horsepower Pierpont
water-tube boiler, arranged to burn
bagasse and coal combined.
They are making a change in dou-
ble-effects putting in two 4-feet
rings with improved catch-alls to keep
in trainmen. Putting also two cop
per brush-pans made by Daniel Ed
wards to brush syrnp when it comes
from the effects.
: Also put in three new filter presses
400 feet fltering surface, making 6 FL
ter presses in all.
Had a special building erected for
these presses.
Put up a new cane shed l2Ox17O it,.
having two cane-carriers under it; one
for the old five roller mill, and the
other for the new mill just being e.
rected. Messrs. Trosclair & Robl-
chaux are preparing to lay a railroad.
The cross-ties are being cut, and the
road will run about a mile and a half
up the Bayou, as far as Mr.. Leon Ire
giles place. 1t will also rue. back in
their field about the same distance,
The capacity of this new mill being
erected will be about 600 tons, This.
with the capacity of the old mill, which
Is 400 tons, will make the total milling
capacity 1000 tons in q hours.
All this machinery work is under
the supervision of Mr.. A. F. Gaiennie
Judge White is putting in a dupli-
cate of Trusclair aud RobicLaux's
mill.
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SATURDAY AUG. 4 1894.
VOLUME Xxx.

With this issue, the TH1BoDAu1
SENTINEL enters upon the 3Oth year OF
its existence since it's re-establishment
in 1865.
Many changes, indeed, have taken
place in the history Of Louisiana and
of the country since over the last quar-
ter Of q century of the SENT1NEL's life,
There is much to be thankful for, but
OF all the blessings voucbsafed US BY a
Divine Providence during this period,
none has been more universally appre-
ciated by the people than the redemp-
ton Of the State from the tyranny and
oppression of radical rule. 1t has cost
y people much of their time, energy
and patriotism, life itself, to accom-
pllsh this achievement, ably seconded
and spurred on in their efforts, by a
loyal democratic press. The SENTINEL
can point with pride to the part it took
IN that great political drama; ever
faithful to its mission, it stood close
guard over the rights of the people
and ever exerted itself to the utmost
extent Of it's power to repel any and
all invasions of their sacred preroga-
tives, fighting in its line, single hand
ed, the peoples battle in this parish.
Since the downfall of radical rule in
Louisiana, the SENTINEL has contin-
ned to defend and maintain at all times
and on all occasions, the rights of the
people against the encroachments of
oemagogues in the ranks of its W
party as we'll as in the camp of the
enemy, and has ever sought to devel-
op, and to further and advance the
material interests of this community.
This it coEceives to be the true mis-.
l Of the press; at any rate it is the
mission it has set unto itself to fulfill.
Now, looking ahead, and Judging
the future by the past, relying upon
the public it has always endeavored to
serve faithfully, the SENTINEL still
sees spreading before it the bright Wis
ia OF q long. and, it sincerely hopes, a
useful life. 1t feels conscious of de-
servlngit; and if devotion to the rights
and interests OF it's people can secure
thls' 1t is confident of a prolonged and
prosperous existence; for. come veal
or come woe, the SENTINEL will al
ways be found unfolding and defend
ing the rights and prerogatives of its
people, and laboring necessarily to
promote their material welfare. =.
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VAST SUGAR

We clip the following from the New
Orleans Picaynne of july 31st.
1.-The prospect ola s"gse, -, which
will add someth;- me- than a cam
q pound to the ( .. of raw ucars. has
induced he retiners to import vast
quaint ties OF sugars. so as to accumu-
late a large supply before the tariff tax
Is imposed. Sugar has been pouring
INTO the country at an enormous rate
anu the prospects now are that when
the new tariff bill goes into effiect-jf.
indeed, it finally passes-there will be
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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE,.
Bay st. Louis Miss.

THIS WE'LL KNOWN COLLEGE BEGINS
Its next session. Tuesday Sept. 4th.
situated in q healthy region, enjoying con-
every facility to acquire a solid education.
Its mathematical and English departments
are particularly efficient, while for pratical
business training 1t is unexcelled in the
South.
At the request Of many PATRONS, q classical
course will be established this session.
Medtis were awarded to this College both
For terms and particulars, address Presi.
dent. 1884.
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MEETING
of the
RICE PLANTERS PROTECTIVE Assn.
of Lafourche.

T~hibddaux, La, July 9th. 1894.
A called meeting of the Executive Council
of the Rice Planters Protective Association
OF Lafourche, was held this day in the town
of Thibodaux, Mr.. w. b. Raglan in the chair
and the following members present: Messrs
Alandre TheriOt and Felicien Toups.
The treasurer of the Association submitted
the following statement of his receipts and
Disbursements. which was received and or
dered spread on the minutes:
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Remember that the Bourgeois and
Lefort fair below the Crossing will
take place on the 18th and 18th inst.
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
DR., Joseph A. Blanchard 20 90
Felicien Toups 500
Adonis Toups 81 Is
Alcide Toups IA 20
Alexandra Theriot so 90
LeGe Claude IL 50
DR.. il. A. Blanchard So 90
Desire M0ntet 40 90
Oscar Bourgeois z 30
Emile Claude 40
AbdOn Legendre 6 50
Edward Toups go
D. Cancienne IA 90
s. Cancienne 10 40
j. Cancienne 10 40
Clovis Penisson 60
P. Foret 9 10
Oscar Cancienne 9 60
Edmond Walker 40
L. Abadie 10 90
Amedee Wagespack 8 90
NJ. Bergeron 80
w. H. Raglan 8 90
Mrs. Guillaume Hebert 2 so
Arthur HILBERT 2 50
VIM. Roussel 4 so
Alex. Lepine 60 90
Albert Toups 5 90
j B Leche 6 90
Prosper Toups 200
j. +. Folse 20 90
Zsphirln TOups 20 90
j.. A. Chavin 10 90
Ozen e Boudreaux 8 IS
E. A, Lepine 8 90
&, A. Claude 10 50
Alidor Guidry $40
D.. L. Lapeytouse 90
Octave Robichaux 800
Joseph Dufrene 5 40
j. L. T~hibodaux 90 90
Or. John Gazzo 20
Mrs. Norbert Bourgeois S so
H. l.. Gossin so
TheOdule Toupe so
Octive Poche 4 so
Paulin Temps 6 80
Esnest Falgout so
Desire Theriot 80
Victo Knobloch 9 90
Ernest Knobloch 2 65
Sylvestre Baudoin 400
J. F Pittmanu 40
K. H. Allen 10 90
L Y. Riviere 2 OC
Cash 80
Cash 2 so
Cash 90
Geo. j. Boudreaux 90
Wilson Lepine 10 90
A. Poche 3 90
j. Gaudo 3 100
+. j. Gaude 3 50
l.. NJ. Layman 90
NJ. Richard l 90
Z. Doherty 9 90
Gaude & Toups 100
klebert Bourgeois 100
LAWS Lapeyrouse 900
Total 1635 rs
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Real Merit is the characteristic of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and 1t is manifest
ed every day in the remarkable cures
this medicine hecomplishes. Hoods
SarsaparilIa is the kind. Try it.
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Hoods Pills are the best family c.
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reli-
able sure.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
To Beattie & Beattie at
torney's fees $3.50 90
" Beattie & Beattie at.
torney,s fees le0 90
Edward Badeaux SAL
airy as Sect'y so 90
" DR.. Jos. A. Blanchard IS 90
Com. on $275.20 COL
leotcd q 50 $442 so
Balance on hand $I93 )
An approprie ton of twenty dollars was
made for the preparing of this report AMI fol
its publication in one Of the public j urnals
of this parish.
The Executive Council, after providing
that the ba arce of fun,is on hand should he
distributed pro rata among the member.
declared the assuciatiOIi dissolved.
There being no further business, the meet
ing adjourned sine die,
W. II. Raglan
EDWARD BAUEAUX President
Secretary.
N. B.-The MEMBERS of the Association are
requested to call at the store of the Secre-
tay, Mr.. Edward Badeaux and get their pro
rata
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