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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Lou lSN LILLE IOBAtOO MAhNN''
Mr.. Alexander Harthilrs report, dated
Louisville Ky. November 18th. SAYS.
Much larger offerings OF old Buriey
auction, a stronger and more animat'u
market generally for all grades from me
dunn up, with weather clear ana copi'
We're the leading features OF the week.
The total sa.es at auction TINS week
were .. i9i hogsheads, against l.20 hQss-
heads last week. and consisted or luS
hogsheads original and So hogsheadS re,
views against 626 hOgsheadS original anu
Ga reviews last week.
The sales from January lst, this year. 20
date, show an increase Of lJbH hOSsheaus'
as compared with same time last year.
and i0,il3 hogsheads over sales IN 1873
The offerings this week. as q Whole,
showed a larger proportion of good ana
fine leaf. which met with an active manu-
featuring demand at full figures, the high
est being pc. The most or the offerings;
however. were trash and common req
filters which were not uniformly iirm All
the time. but prices are unchanged. Red
smokers were In large supply, and Wnlle
irregular at times, closed within quota
tons COlory and bright Of all descrip-
tiuns were very scarce. extremely active
at outside figures. with demand ahead OF
supply.
twenty-five hogsheads 1891 crop sold pri-
vately.
we had SO hogsheads Of the 1895 crop Of
Burley offered this week, most Of which
were from Southern Kentucky. and sold
at the following prices: Six hogsheads
very common mixed green and frosted
trash at SOC. gc.. 9lc., $l.Co. Sl.lJ, N.lp
per 100 pounds: hogsheads common trash.
showing "A little sprinkling of color but
very mixed. $l.0o. $l.Vl. 81 90. N.2j, SlW.
Ne0. sl.95: hogsheads red and colory
mixed Tugs 1886. $40. $40, 1875, siD;
: hocsheads of common red and cOlOry
mixed leaf 800 800. si0j. 500. $3.50.
$3.50. sos. $40; 8 hOgsheads common rel
leaf but nearly uniform g. -. 500. 500.
$500, s6l9 500 hogshoads Of medium
and good medium. $3.50. $40. $50 SD,
$50 800 SllW. the latter being the
highest price paid SO far, I'm being leafy,
smooth. clear red filler. but somewhat
lacking in body.
This week last year ia hogsheads new
crop were sold IN this market, against
% hOgsheads this week. or - hogsheads
this season, against 2lI hOBsheads last
year.
Green Rivers.-Nothng above trash ana
very common redred Tugs. and very rev
Of them, were offered. which were very
duh and almost n.gl cited. There seemed
to DE no demand whatever for them.
Darks. Offerings little larger IN guam
tity. but no improvement IN quahty what
ever. the bulk being extremely common,
nondescript stun. and without any new
feature. ,
Eichty-eight hogsheads 1891 crop and :
horehcads 1899 crop sold privately.
Reb,...ns were Az hoGsheads Burley
and 21l nocshcads dark. against l6, hogs
heads Burley and l53 hogsheads dark last
week.
week.
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good prices were received, but the medium
and low grades were not as active as OH
the previous Friday.
on Wednesday the offerings were NsrS
large. and the market was very actise
the entire day for all grades. and win ,ns
exception OF some fiuctuation. u couii
be quoted higher. and very satisrac-
tory sale 10 most of the owners.
The offerings continued quite large on
Thursday. but the large sales on Wednes-
day appeared to weaken prices, ana ths
market was easier again. which caused
some reflections. but still IL did not pre-,
vent good offerings on Friday. ana the
market recovered nun up to the Wednes-
day sales. and closed very hrm. me IN,
week as n whole may be quoted consul
eraby stronger. with a good demand.
\ little of the new crop Is being orcught
TO market but the quality Is so INFERIOR
that IL cannot be quoted at present. We
can expect sufficient shipment, however;
in the near future to form some ldea OF
the crop and its prospects. The time Is
growing so short before the holidays that
owners who wish TO close out their to-
baccO previous TO the new year must lose
no time in doing so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

clan and surgeon, and friend OF Mr..
Cochus's arrived here yesterday TO con-
suit with Dr. Winston. the physician In
charge.
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER.
II was the opinion Of both doctors that
the wounded man would recover. DR.
Winston says ihat in some particulars the
wound 81 a remarkable one. At no time,
the doctor SAYS. has Cochius's pulse given
reason for "A belief that the patient would
die. Neither the heart nor the pulse has
been in sympathy with the wound. IL
IS believed that tho doctors agree that
the optic nerves have been totally de-
stroyed.
HAD NO TROUBLE
Mr.. J. l.. Andre Moc,u. of Norfolk.
who Is a close friend and fellowcountry-
man Of Mr.. Cochlus. arrived here yes
tcrday. He authorizes the statement that
there was no trouble in the Holland
home Of the would-be suicide which caus-
cd ,he act Neither had MIR Cochius any
trouble with the Farmvillo Water-Works
Company, Of which he was the superin-
tcndent. Tho sole reason for his attempt
al self-de structiOn was that he was tired
OF living. Tho wounded man was accom-
panied 10 Norfolk by Or. Hoffman. Mr..
Mottu. and Mr.. Reid Boykin.
ARRIVALIN NORFOLK
NORFOLK. VA. November B.-(Spe-
olalD-Mr. j. =. Andre MG,tu and DR.
Van Tellurg Hoffman arrived in Norfolk
tonight, over the Norfolk and Western
railroad. bringing with them Mr.. Joan
u. Cochius who attempted suicide In
Farmvillo Friday morning by shooting
The writer saw Messrs. Hoffman and
Mottu at st. Nincents Hospital. where
they mad taken the injured man for treat
ment They said that Mr.. Cochius's con-
dition Is not 50 precarious rs was at frSt
supposed. and that the only result feared
is that his eyesight may become impaired.
lie was resting easily tonight. Neither
could assign any cause for the rash act
but saw that the wounded man Is doing
,..orvtlifor D.. can IN recover
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-,.,,-a,v cash corn was steady and I'M

Saturday. Cash corn was steady anu III"
changed. ,.,.. feeling still
Oats-A lifeIess and inert teeii ~. he
p Ieet nart unchanged, and no disposition
c 10 aJ Unchanged from SATURDAY.. Cash
oats were. on the average, without chaI n,
some grades brought trile , t,U,e less So
Oh pr, 7%sil ranked low in value today,
nj ,facIine was caused by a loss in the
prices Of holdings at the Yards =, I bnsI.
va a. ~ rroduct to-day, il was not ap-
n r'sre in the pit A general Complain
If inactivity and dulness was sun hear pl
A. The close. January pork was : ~ ~
Zoe. less than SATURDAY. 81 Jani oSey ''''
;rbe leading futures ranged as iollo"S'
,,n.niug. dlgnesi. loses. tio'lls'
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, November lS.-Ise-
ceipts-Cattle. 40: sheep and lambs, so;
hogs. 800 head.
Sales Cattle. 100, sheep ana lambs, 4VJ,
hogs. go head.
rrices- cattle. best. 3 1-2N4 lie, gross;
medium 20 good. l-2n3 Lie. gross; com
mon 10 fair. l 3-iH2 lie, gross; bulls 2fp
, 2-ic.. gross; sheep 2n3c., gross. lambs,
glfir.. gross: hogs. 4 3-ifijc., net.
Load OF extra-fine Pulaski county cat
tie and deck Of line sheen TO VI. Kirsh,
for Jefferson Hotel, and one load or same
cattle 10 4. Eich ]. sold by Well x He'll
stern on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

- WASH NGTOS, November lS.-f ore
IIiIp cast for Virginia: FAIR weather
and slight changesin the tempera-
ture Iu-sda,; much colder wea-
ther Wednesda, souiherly WINS.
North Carolina: Fair weather. south
westerly winds Tuesday.
The barometer has risen rapidly from
the 81. Lawrence valley westward to
the Pacific coast. 1t is unusually high
north of Montana. where the tempera-
t,,re has fallen 20 degrees in the past
Gwenty-four hours.
II has fallen slowly in the southern
States. and in the Southwest. and de-
preston is apparently forming over the
lower Mississippi valley.
If is warmer from New England SOUTH
westward 10 Texas. and 1t is colder from
the upper Lake region westwardly to the
Rocky mountains.
Fair weather has prevailed except III
the extreme Northwest. where local
SHOWS arc reported. Fair weather VIII
continue i'm the districts on the Atla"dc
coast A cold wave will extend over
IN. upper Lake region. and central MIS-
.issinni valley during Tuesday afternoon
or night.
TrF WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

There U.s. more Than ordinary interest
fseity ir.he entitled when Molly
l.Ha- hr Baby" composed by Mr..
.H.,r Lame. oi this city. The words.
Hr Thomas \. Holmes. appeared
H the Ladies Home Journal ana
t..Dl mr. Lanes notice when they
...r reproduced little later tn the
of the Dispatch. The song
uHz tempo. and Of medium com
short. bright. and catchy.
u prove most acceptable because
popular qualities and because It
.E o. execution.
It published 10y the Richmond Mu-
g.. rrnary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS, $l6.500,0 600.

hc at DC IL
cr,,c interest will he received NEW YORK GUARANTY
INDEMNITY COMPANY and the MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY UP TO AND INCLUDING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
1895 O'CLOCK u. NJ
application obtained from either OF the undersigned
balance to be paid on allotment
about November o and temporary receipts
will be issued pending completion OF Bonds
TO hst THESE poh upon 'ne NEW
York Exchan
Bondsm b. tered al of the holder
bonds and mortgage have been prepared under
Green Mess Dawes Stone Auerbac
Mr.. Henry Crawford.
Copies the securing application at the
Office soft nderspu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. November ls.-Nirginia
century bonds. ~ IL asked; Baltimore and
Ohio. J7n5s; Northern Central, - asked;
consolidated Gas. stock. Sass l-2. do,
bonds. SIS Jos asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
GAINESVILLE. TENN, November ~.
Offerings very common. IN active de-
mand for lugs made tho market stronger.
Weather has been cold all The week, ana
much in the country.
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. November s.-Consols-
Money. JOG -: account JOG IL. Bar sill
YER market quiet
Paris adviccs quote . per cent rentes
at 100 francs. 75c. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. November Is. 1895.
Quotations Wheat-l.Ongbcrry. 1vq &c.
mixed, c9Hl2c., shortberry. bsn'2c.; No.
No : white. 3 lie. No. > mixed. 80 lie.
Oats-No. , mixed. &c; No. mixed. PC. ;
winter. seed 2sH32c Rye-ijIisc
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NR. COCnitS's RASH ACT.
poctor, Think He VIII Li,e--iic Had
No Trouble.

hl,NNu.LE. VA. November is.-tspe-
air Joan -. CochiuS. who created
sensation in our little town las,
~ morning by shooting himseh
.I'afh thc tight temple, was removed
.." afternoon to Norfolk. where he VIII
ffirl boz ST. Ninccnts Hospital. hr.
n ie~ars Holman. = Norfolk pbysi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. Is. 1885.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Blakeman.
New York, merchandise ana passengers
George W. Allen q CO., agents
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Notioik.
merchandise ana raSseHeeis' A'''"
ger, superintendent.
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV. IS. 1885.
d3y telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship panville. Murphy. Baltimore;
na ssengers and general cargo. .,oe
stc.,nship Essex Bond. Baltimore. pas
sengefs and general cargo Nom
steamship Richmond, Glover. Nv"
York: passengers ana general edIso'
SAILED.
steamship Essex. Bond, Boston VIA NV,
,crt News and Norfolk, passengers ana
Steamship Richmond. Glover, New YORK
Via Newport News and Norfolk passeh-
GERS and general cargo. ra,.,,ro.
steamship DanNile Murphy, bdi''ii|ie'
messengers and general cargo
popr OF NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. Is
uy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eihu Thompson. baltimore.
sn.i,,sh steamship Greenbrier, London.
or,,isb steamship Langham, norfolk,
1,itish steamship Sir Garnet Woisiey'
New orleans.
'IT1IvS
pr,tish steamship Nalesa, Hamburg,
nr,,ish steamship Gabriel. Liverpool
i,ritIsh steamship Lyncdale, Rotterdam
nritish steamship Wolsey. Genoa.
schooner ". +. Hand; Providence
schooner l.. sutton, providence.
SNhooned } H. Look. la Guayra.
Haree Coal King, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
p1cuNONp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. November ls.-No
auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: FILTERS y; smokers; %;
cutters. >: wrappers, -, Burley, IL; Tugs.
~. leaf n Total, AS hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rites. $500 e; tobacco, S35iL22. Total.
S9996i
had small loose sales to-day, with prices
rsnginr about the same as last week.
Quality mostly medium and low grades.
Good sales tomorrow, ana large at
tendance OF buyers IS earnestly requssteh,;
ms evening and sales Will be small to-
''' Wr ! w. Hines. OF Rocky Mount, y. c..
is i'm the city to-day, and reports sales OF
10000 pounds OF brishts last week on his
ni Wr NJ Nathan strause. of Henderson, y.
- saws they have big breaks of mostly
inferior tobacco. Prices stiH on good
ersdes 4 great part OF the crop Is well
Sndied' and its usefulness and value is
greatIy destroyed by the ravages Of the
dea-biig. making wrappers very scarce.
Mr. j. I. Parkinson, of the T. c; vii,
lams Company sc cbara a. ne of IS tb crop
and that OF Winston. y. c.. strikes him
o. heinr very good filler tobacco. AZ a
whole. ihe Virginia and North Carolina
crop is generally ssryieeable one, more
MIR John +. Bland. whose death &C.
c,rrcd Saturday in Baltimore. Md, mar
Id a sister OF our Mr.. James y. Boyd.
Mr. r.. u. Christian, OF New York. was
Mr. ]. colin Neal. formerly Of the
cooner Crsws. Berger Company. but now
~ panyille. was here to-day TO be present
n his daughters marriage.
CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.
~ Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse
,-dmnany's report dated Cincinnati, o..
No change OF much Importance has
len Mace in the tobacco trade for the
.an" ueek: some huctuation in prices.
bnf the general market may be quoted
III" made better. The offerings have been
more liberal at all the houses. and me me
hnvers have been liberal bidders upon all
Grades. but would not advance prices TO
On TUESDAY, with moderate sal,s. he
best grades were very active, and some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
city OF MANCHESTER
,rw> on THE T""> cAEA>h"
mn. Disr.TCH's READERS.

or THE Town CLEANED
ron run p'.r,rc"s READERS
a,r Services ON sunday
.. before the Hastings and
,,urts-Tbc trays secure nm
,,-iiricGs ana Personals.
.ut..s az an the Manchester
.. were largely attended on Sun
or thc pulplts being filled by
.....f.fs ~ The Methodist Con-
a. .hc central Methodist
r... D.. So. Peterson. Of Hampton
lr four years was it's pastor
..I .o ,Dy large congregation
.....vas 600 clolu.n t one and was
....a very forcihic manner.
..t .t cIopton-Sucet Baptist
.s occupied by Rev. w. =. Con
.. Methodist Church. Mr.. CON
.....f.d tvo excellent sermons 10
..t.e.tors The choir rendered
. voluntary Joe thc morning
rrW anthem-book. This choir
...n rehcaising very regularly
.t thc music on this occasion
.I exceptionally well. Mir. VIII
......r ls the director and the
....I.r. sixteen or more persons
..-f. nmcut which viii be given
...ne. az Mr aud Mrs W. H.
cambridge street. by the ladies'
. Methodist church. promis TO
....ual interest THE Floral
condition bv seven little girls
.,..uI feature: vocal and In
.. music hy some Of the best
This city and Richmond. Miss
..Hs VIII rccic In her usual
The entertainment Will
.,.f Friday night. and All ar
... being made 10 accommO-
.. crowd which is expected
...-... .n 'hIs occasion.
revival rVices will COM
IrIiu-Avcnuc Christian
Day. and 10y the GLOWING
... Mr. Book who D. well
..uerccatiou. is expected 90
uiccs Mr.. Book has con-
.....f services 800 thai church ON
-a.- and always had large
... ..r. aal did much good
u- received here sunday from
stating that Mr.. Thomas
....H- was somewhat improy ID,
.. would soon recover from his
Nf Mathews had q miraculous
rI 10 .ook about twenty min
..' him out OF the debris. lie was
r,r of freight train which
...ru. nu schedule time. but when
r. reached a deep cut a. "a curve
HHf OF q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

cash quotations: Flour was quiet ana
steady. No. spring ss %heIt h. " No s,0s
., %, 5Sg,5S iic. No. oats, IS l-2als o-sc
S S3dIs ,,o,k tsCOat8l2 l-2. Lard, SJ0S IL.
sh ssS -rrib sides. N5Oasi55. Dry salt shout
ders. si7ja$tsl II. snort 90 clear S'"'7'
ST. 7JasiH H. Whiskey, a. ,,,,.r
cItrcAcO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union STOCk-YARDSs Ill -. Non ,,,ar-
ber IL -cattle-Receipts, lb,WV hea'' mar
~ ~ arm. common 20 extra steers 8l2g
e. ~. Suckers and feeders. 2Io1.sl9
S' and bulls. 81 j06is .; Texans s-.voy
So 40: Western rangers, s--Sa 80 market
oa noS9 and Sc. lower; heavy packing ana
shining lots, S3.55ns3,l2 IL; common 70
chnire mixed. s. 40nS.,5; choice assoi tel,
"a sssas3'65; light. s5.f4S.1o' pigs %'iV9
sS; SsSSeen-Receipts. 1900 head: market
s,snnoer. inferior to choice N-iJnS.J9
lambs. x3.coq<iJ1.
81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, November' is--tiour
uh Mhaa,I aver; November. 81 7-sc.; De-
c.n,her IS Use: May. 81 l-sc. -
ee Toyn2i.ower: November. &c; Decem-
- o. Sc: May, e i-sN2S lie.
oso,afs-Dull: November. lsc.; December.
IS Use: May, 20 5-sc. 90 -oo.,o
pnrt Standard mess. S.5Oo<hS IL.
Fo orrss-prime steam, $50: choice. $500.
6ae-r .noxed Shoulders 8 5-sc.. longs.
7,sc,: clear ribs. Use; clear. &c.
messed Meats-Shoulders, so.Jo; ribs,
Suagisb Wines-Steady at Sl.22.
raSoing-Iob bing. 1 3-i-pOund, l-2c,,
. n@und 1 3-ic; i-i-pound. l-oc.
Iron Ties-I5c
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. November B.-flour
firm patents. 9sogsseo' spring patents
'vvnsst~ouiet: No. 5 red. track, 50 Sic.
corn-Aclive; No. 3 white, SOC.
oats-Quiet: No. mixed, &c.
pork-oulet: mess, $50. 80 -.
"a Tirmer: steam leaf SEQ. kettle
,arI $500: prime steam, s.. .0ltso.D.
"Raecn-Firm; loose shoulders. &C.: short
ribs. lie. short clear, o-ec., boxed
meats, l-4c. more. ...,,
Dry Salt Meats-Firmer; loose shoulders.
| 4 i-tc.; short ribs. 3-ic.; short Gear, %. :
| boxed meats. lie, more
Whlskey-Q Quiet but iirmer at VIZ
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- c.,,op (lit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
American Cotton VIZ ,.,,., 81
Ams ..n ....................... 1904
,.r..,r sugar nofneries. prci........... S7N
as.t..n robao,o. = sGss
., rnp.coo. proterreu ... ...... l03
..a,.,.on ropssn ana santa rs..... ...... l7S
,..---a ana Ohio .................... SIS
80. pa,.dc 5sts
S',I.n.als ana Ohio. ..................... 1876
cS..sso ,,ur,lus,on aud Quincy ....... s6ss
;,ss trust. ................ cav
n. ,.,sre. Lscxawanns ana Western-.... 1914
.,'",,,,srs 80. ............ 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BCsy.
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. and
in Addition Thereto tho Weather
Indications.

- WASH NGToS, November ls.-Fore-
riIp cast for Virginia: FAIR weather
nv" aud slight changes in the tempera-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-06

Une affaire clvile DIES plus interes-
santes Went d'etre decidee par la
cour de district, siegeant a Thibodaux,
dams ct pour la paroisse Lafourche.
Voici lc cas- La vile de ThibOdaux
p%oursuivait lie Capt. Constantin pour
le REQUIREMENT de droits de wharfage
de ses steamers lie Louisiana ct
Helene. LIE defendant ~pretendalt
quill ny await pas de wharf on que
&c wharf etait settlement construct
pour proteger la levee ct non pour la
CONVEYANCE DIES bateaux. La vile,
pour la commodite DIES passager,
await construct ct tenu en- bon ct
parfait ordre un escalier ct une
plateforme, atm que ceux.ci puissent
d%ebarquer sans announcement. Apres
les plaidories DIES avocats, Beattie &
Son, r~epresentant Ia vile, ct L. W.
Pugh, de Donaldsonville. lie defendant,
un Judgement a etc rendu en- favour
de la vile.
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Les personnes qui Voudraient
visiter Galveston, Texas, feront bien
de profter de l'occasion qui leur est
offerte parle Crescent City Excursion
Club de la Nouvelle Orleans. Cette
association Sc propose de bonner nne
excursion de la Nouvelle Orleans a
Galveston au modique prix de $1,000,
aller ct retour. LIE tram partlra du
ped de la rue Esplanade lie - de &c
mois Il s heures ct quittera Galveston
lie p 40.
Pour plus amples informatlons
lisez l'annonce saf lie cote anglais.
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ROUvEILE LOCALES.
CHANGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS

- CHANGEMBNT DAMS LES TRAINS A
PASSENGERS EFT LA MALLE-POSTE.-De-
puls quelques jours, Il y a Ell IN
enlargement dams les trans a passa-
GERS ct Ia malle-poste 4 Thibodanx
CONNIE suit
- DEPARTS : ARRIVES
No. Sc 4 a. m. 81 9:15 a. m.
e" 5Sa II am. SO i 12:l5 p. N.
e" so a a p. m. 81 a 5:l5 p. m.
MALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS
No, sc ......... MALE de Fist.
ut Oucst.
SO, de FIST ct de lOuest.
ARRIVES
No. 57..............E Est ct Quest.
!" 5O ESC.
Otest.
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LIE petit steamer Alexander, amarre
au wharf de Thibodaux depuis qnel-
que temps, a etc vendu a renchere
publique ct adjuge, par lie sheriff, a
Mr. Frank Barker de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans. pour la somme de $4,000.
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L'excursion 4 la Nouvelle Orleans.
fate sous les auspices dies Y. NJ. B. L.,
de Lafoufche u eu lieu dimanche
dernier. La perspective du mauvais
temps a empech6 beaucoup de monde
dy participer ct, par ce fat, lie
resultat p6cuniaire ma pas etc DIES
plus brillants.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-06

La propriete de Mr.. ?. E. Triche,
situee a environ cinq miles en- haut
de Thibodaux, a etc vendue samedi
dernier a l'enchere publlque, a sa
femme pour la somme de $3OO.00.
Cette propriete mesure un dem'
arpent de face sur un arpent de
profondeur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-06

Mr. Ellie Ducos, un des plus zeles
membres du Jury de Police de cette
paroisse, nous q, mardl dernier,
honor6 de sa vlsite. MIR Dncos
demeure au Cut Of ct represente lie
dlxieme ward.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-06

Dams la partie Anglaise de ce
numero, vous trouverez lie discerne-
ment des medailles ct la distribution
des prix du Convent Mont Carmel
aui cut lieu i la sale de fOpera, lie
25 de &c mois.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-06

UN MISERABLE FAUssAIRE.--Nous
venons de recevoir une copie de La
BOnne Literature FRANCHISE du mois
de JUN 1895 (num9ro 49,. &c nu-
nero presente aux lecteurs lie Roman
intitule IN miserable F~dwssaire, IN
DIES derniers ct DIES plus beaux ou-
wages de Paul Sauniere, l'auteur deja
81 avantargeusement connu da "Se-
cret de la Roche n0ir." Get Outrage
est %lnteressant au dernier point, ct
content DIES lecons salutaires que
tout lie monde devrait SAVIOR pour Sc
METRE en- garde :ontre e lmposteurs
don't les Journaux ~racontent les me
fats tous les jours. LIE recit est bien
fait, les episodes Sc relient entire eux
dune facon complete ct lie lecteur Sc
sent transporte aux scenes meme de
l'histoire par le talent de lecrivain.
&c nunero de La BOnne LitterG
ture Franchise era envoye franco
par Messieurs Leprohon & L%eprohon,
Editeurs, % Rue st. Gabriel, Mont
real, a tous ecu qui en- feront la de-
mande accompagne de 10 centlns en-
argent on timbres poste.