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New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE NADE PUBLIC LIST NIGHT

A BIG CROWD OF sIGHTsEERs GO DOWN TO SEE
THE CONTEST AND ARE DEEPLY DlsAP-
POINTED AT NOT WITNESSING A RACE
PREPARATIONS MADE BY THE
CHArLENGERs OWNER FOR
WITHDRAWING HIS BOAT.
The Americas Cup will remain in America.
This was decided yesterday when the Defender
won the third Of the international! races. The
va,kvrte crossed the line at ttrs starting point
and then refused to go over the course The
Defender kept right on. followed by fleet OF
Yachts and excursion boats, sailed fifteen miles
70 leeward from Sandy Hook Lightshp and re-
turn. and finished the race within the six-hour
limit amid the noisy congratulations OF 10000
spectators. who were loud in their expressions
Of regret at the action Of the Earl OF Dunraven
as they were in praise of the yacht which In
sured the retention of the trophy.
LORD DUNRAvEN's LETTER
While the action Of the Earl Of Dunraven was
q surprise and A matter Of deep concern to all
lovers of Yachting. 1t was foreshadowed BY the
following letter which he had sent TO the Afneri-
cas- Gun Committee on Tuesday night:
Gentlemen: 1t is with great reluctance tnat l
vrjte Ia inform YOU that decline TO sail the va
kvrie any more under the circumstances that nave
prevailed in the last two races ana TOT the following
reasons: . , ...,.
Frst-To attempt to start two such large vessels
in such confined space anl among moving steamers
and tugboats Is. in my opinon. exceedingly uahger-
Gus and | Will further RISK the lives Oh my men
or the ship. , A.. , .h, r.
vas so great tha, could not see the marx poat
ard could not tell when we were near the !ne; ana
we we're much hampsred by steamers. especially on
the home. 80, -. -...-
To-day on the reach home eight or nine steamers
were TO the wlndward of me- and, what was worse,
q hiock of steamers steaming level with me
and close under my lee ! sailed nearly the whoie
distance In tumbiDg. broken water. IN the heavy
wash OF these steamers. -
TO race under these conditions is In my opinion.
absurd, and 1 decline to submit myself 10 them
again. - ,..o. ,h., ,oos.a,,o ~
would remind your committee that foreseelng the
trouble that might occur. urged upon them the de-
srahllty of sailing off Marbehead or some locality
other than Newly Bay. and that they refused TO
do 40 AT the same time | would testify to my full
belief that your committee nave done everything IN
their power to prevent oyercrowding
The fact is that when contest between the repre-
sentatives of two yacht clubs excltes 80 much pop
ular interest and attracts such crowds or people II
the races are sailed in the immediate nelghborhood
OF great ci.y and the dates OF the races and times
OF starting are known and advertised. II is impossi
be to keep free from causes OF exceptional
danger and clear enough TO assure the probability
that the result OF the match will be decided accord
ing TO the relative merits Of the competing vessels.
[ have the honor TO remain your obedlent servant.
~,
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
CI-BAN FILIBTsTERS INDICTED

Wilmington Del, Sept. R-The United States
Grand Jury this afternoon returned a true Dill
against TIE accused Cuban h!ibusters, including
Ralph de Soto. the cigar dealer. ana bondsman for
a number Of the accused The vote Is said to
have stood thirteen .or indictment and six against
The case Will up next Wednesday. 10 which
date the petit Jury was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
TWO PARLIAMENTARY SEATS FILLED

"DYNAMITEN' DALT GIVES PLACE TO An ANII-
PARNELLITE
Dublin Sept l2-The election to fill the Par
lamentary seat for Limerick city, made vacant by
the cancellation OF the election OF John DAILY Par
nelli,e now undergoing sentence OF penal servi-
tude in connection with the dynamite conspiracy
OF 1884 took place yesterday. and resulted in the
choice Of F. A. OKeefe. ant-Parneite. Mr.
O'Keefe received .S}5 votes and j. Nolan. Parnel-
lite, l,752. In the last election DAILY was elected
without opposition.
res gnation OF Alfred WEBB. filed by the cleo
tion yesterday Of Mr. Shee, anti-Parneilite, with
out opposition.
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THE cuNARD RAISES sTEERAGE RATES.

Liverpool. Sept l2.-The Cunard steamship Com
pany announces that It's rates for steerage passage
to America have been fixed at % los and 70 5s ana
also informs the public that the reduced railway
rates embarklng ports have been abolished
The former steerage fare was t3 los. ana the
new rate will 20 in effect at once.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
THE CUP STAYS HERE.
TALEYRIE III SURRENDERS.
SHE GIVES THE THIRD AND DECIDING
RACE TO THE DEFENDER.
UITHDRAWs JUST AFTER THE START

CERTAIN CONDITIONS THAT DUNRAvEN
WANTED COULD NOT BE GRANTED.
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Continued on Fifth Page
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THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

Albany are assembled III mass-ille' t'e ha I:ranT
oli Parry from the domination OF set OF M, 49, VII
te.fshy seek only the personal dds M farne
selves at the expense of the Boou Nanio on" ~
Of the Republican party ana ,ose control all hon.
Whereas These men. from whost ntv So,t nave by
est Repuhiicans want rescue tne pal nc con
sche-ng and underhanded metnoes. 5G,snosai OF
trO, OF I'M, marty machinery Dy uyII urslIrsaI ~
Office 10 men OF their kind and by tnea in im the
1--WE eli elements OF the party representation and az
State Committee and the State 's nd con
Whereas BY sudden Calls OF pi,aIsd ~ Inc rights %
the naiority ~ the Republican voters ol te o., the
have refused representation 10 tiie I'D caused
delegations TO The state CohseLhii narty is
turni1g .o,or" thc methods OF corrupt iaiahsns
Hall and the repudiated Democratic os Se, ,he nreya-
whose complete downfall was caus1h ~ ;hs so-called
!ence Of methods no" Deihs "" -
Whereas The Republican voters ., muItitude Of
county OF Albany. believing, with niu ar,y and a
their fellows that the success uch U res,ted last year
In tho election Of Legislature controheu yvernor ~
publican majority and the e,is eiec,os Nv enormous
Lew P Morton and hiss his by a better manage
ment ~ fhs Dsrtv ,han now obtains. ana ose ,vs
that the best way 10 govern the Pinc:,,nn Of the
every Republican voice ~ r,y .n councils assert
that To The end that Republican principles a hv the
taned and the veal OF the Nation aovanr Reoiib-
dissemination OF Republican doctiiinus iinr..d" and
Whereas The masses Of the Republican 'oec,ions
the State and influential RepupicaIs Ion than the
have declared that farer represeh' apaombicans in
present and representation toa,nad toa az by an Increase
Of the me nbership OF the state Committeei anu md
Whereas. The Republicans Of Abanay yc,entIv nor
county feeling that they are ne'ne, npe,nbican State
CSmInttee declare that the party nrnsentatives ~ .
viii be strengthened by having four reprcs.H-- p~---
Continued ON Fifth Page.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1s93.-Thc partnership
heretofore existing under the firm Name
of SEWN Il LEGENDRE is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will he
assumed by F.P. SEWN. who will continue
the business at No. q and 8 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE,
+. p. SEWN
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WISH .
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
n. A. LEGENDRE
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ThIbOdaux Coles.
BOARDING AND DAY Sr,ryoa-

Notice is hereby given tn
who have children tn ~ and
e seI. .nG erS ID SESSION iss. WV viii open on s sSassss
tfo ~ English aud French III tn.a I : teach.
saaStS, sciences, mathematics. nena ne !an
isook-kteplng etc. Thorough paaaahship
haft oeeh mate to receive boardinpm. iatlon
Hen"l'irs at reasonable terms. OF dty
fpr further particulars address
THiEODAuN COLIEcp
Thibodaurr
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/. PUBLIEE TOUS LEs SAMEDIs PAR
A. JOLIET r., & Co., P~roprietaires.
BUREAU: Rue Main, tire st. Phili, 3e
ct st. Louis.
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PkIME 4 NOS

La plupart dies grands jonrnauA
strangers publient une EDIrIoN HEB
DoMADAIaE, destinee Il tenir au
courant DIES cvenements de la semai-
ne ceux de leurs Eationaux qui
vivent hors du pays mails il n'ex.s-
TAFT jusQu'ici en- France aucune publ;-
cation similaire.
LIE journal DIES Debats, don't on
connait Ia vieille reputation ct Ia
transformation recentc 81 hurdle
c'est maintenant lie seul journal quo
tidien Qui paraisse deux fois, par
jour-le journal des Dfbats went de
combler cette lacune en- creant une
EDITION HEBDoMADAlEE.
Nos ~lecteurs a%pprec:eront Ii
valeur de cette publication, en- Sc
rappelant que lie Journal des Dabats
compile au nombre de ses c~ollahora-
teurs les hommes qul, dams lie monde
DIES lettres ct de la politique, occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. il
nous suffira de otter les MONS de Mn.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Halevy. Grcard, Ernest Lavisse,
Z. Rouse. Y. Melchior de Vogue.
Meillac, Brunetiere, de rAcadem;e
FRANCHISE ?. ct \. Leroy-Beaulieu,
de Molinar. Maspero, Barbour,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, +. Reyer, de lInstltut lie
professeur Grancher ct le docteur
Daremberg, de l'Acadtmie de Mede-
cine ; Aynard, Charles-Roux Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, f. Weyl.
Harry Ais, Chailley-Bert, Jules
Lemaitre. Arvede Barine, Bonyalot,
C~hantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gebhart, A. Hallays, Fl. Hous-
save, A.. Julien, A. Michel, II. de
Parville, Ratialovich, f. Rod, Guy
Tomel, etc.
LEDlTION HEBDOMADAIRE du
des Dfbats reproduit les
articles les plus lnteressants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie DOME ainsi, outre &c
5tudes dart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet dee
cytuements DC la -emuine. f.ile
constitute done Ii meilleure dies
Ellie est aussi la moins
chere, car ellie ne conte que 25
francs par an; ajoutons que son
coinmode (32 pages grand
in,4o par numtro) permet Gle Ia
.conserver facilement en- volume.
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ATELIER T~YPCGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel nfcessaire, nous
eommes A meme d'exccuter tons lea ai.vrages
typ0graphiaues qui nous seront contifs. Les
briefs c'3yocat. cartes d'affaires, entttes dc
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circE.
aires, cts, se-ont i%mprin,ts dams lie plus brre
dfiai ct a Ges prix uul detient torte concu
renee
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Par suite dune convention inter.
venue entire administration du
.Joundl DIES Debats ct celle de Ia
S%ENTINELLE de Thibodaux, nous
avons obtcnu que nos lectcurs benG-
ticieraient dune reduction de 90
sous sur announcement a rEDITIoy
HEBDoMADAIRE du JOuynl des
Debats. II leur suffira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous ladresser pour que r'abonne.
ment ne leur conte que S4.4O al lieu
de $500.
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dams &c detail.
Jusoue-la tout lui await rtussi.
Dams lure dies poches tie Ia volture
il await trouvG lie portefeuillc de
l'ofiicler. ses etats de services, SEES
instructions. LIE capitaine Maxine
await etc longtemps attache a l'etat-
major du prince Eugene, ct depuls
un mOis settlement II await Obtenu de
passer au service DIES Bacioccli, a Ia
cour desquels Sc trouvait So spur.
La princesse Elisa await iamals WI
Get officer: ainsl. de &c cote, point
de crainte. \ METRE les chooses au
pire, Pierre await done devant lnl
cinq on six jonrs pour agir ct monter,
CONNIE il lie uisait, une attaire. Sa
/ proie lui await cchappe mais ellie
II 'etait pas !oin. Cette maison OH il
veDait de sintroduire recclait pour
plus de trois millions de pierreries.
Tn comp de main etait facile il
await DIES intelligences dams la place.
Trois millions cuei!e aubalne .
Sill reussissait, IL sc %retirait du CON-
merce ct abandonment 4 son lieutenant
lexploitation DIES grandes routes.
Deux millions devaient lui suffire
pour mener a l'etranger une vie lie
prince: l'autre million distribute 4
ses gems leur permettait de Sc ranger,
pour peu que le cGur leur en- dit,
dams Ia classe honorable dies capita
llstes. . VOLTA comment lie crime
pratique sur une grande 6chelle peut
conduire, all repentir ct a Ia vertu
ce nest plus qu'une question de
chifres.
Pierre en- etalt la de ses plans !
quand il entendit frapper doucement
q sa porte. Acknowledgement il
porta la main sur DIES pistolets d'ar-
con qui faisa;ent partie de larsenal
de Fofficier. en- cacha un sous son
habit ct ALA ouvrir. C'etait Zephyr
qul venait demander DIES ordres.
-Cest juste. dit Pierre, il faut
rendre les chevauN; la poste de
Cannes donuerait level. Tn homme
un cheyal de moins, ca sc remar,
que. Ecouie, ztphyr. !
DE suis tout. grizzlies. capltaine.
-Tu es I'm garcon evel!le, intelIi-
gent: ie casse Point.du-Jour ct te
aonne sa place, 81 tn ten tires a ton
honneur. II s'agit de trouver I'm
pretexte pour ramener deux chevaux
al lieu de trois. QUAINT au position,
tn diras quill s'est mis- au service des
p%rincesses ct quon Went de Ienvoyer
sn Russie, a franc etrier, a raison
Iun napoleon par jour. C'est
pour lie corps DIES positions.
Eft lie cheval, capitaine, a%jouta
en- Sc grattant l'o:eille.
Ca t'embarrasse. mon yars :?
th bien nous ferons IN sacrifice.
Foici quarante napo!eons que j'ai
rouves dams Ii vaiise dc Get officer.
u les donneras an maitre de poste
n lui disant que les %princesses ont
.te enchantees de son animal.
--Jolie bique.
TEST wal. nous sommes de Wis
%latteurs, Zephyr: mails ii lie fault
IL %ajouteras que les Processes ont
lie quadrupede Il leurs ecuries.
De l'honneur ct de laroent. lie maitre
lie poste ny reslstera pas il ne
|lra rien. TIL as bien compris, mon
-Oui, capitaine.
-Encore I'm mot. Cette mutt. i
ilx leures du soir, trouve-toi a la
'orte de &c pavilion. du cote de la
route.
-Sutlit. capitainc.
I,1i,,-, ,I,4
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BOARD n

I.fOR THE ACCOMMODATES ~
ELLERs and transient visitors ffnAv.
Gieville, Assumption Parish, Ia. LAM
irtccs, moderate and a.iSfart;n,
ted. TpnS,tI1 y euaraa
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Uh carre de 10 .:gGes: lere. lnsertion, SI."U
" 2ne. :" IS
4" Insertion add so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
padresse ct n'excedent pas quatre.
ICES. par an. - 90
Annorce de candidats, d'avance..---.i00 90
NecrolOgle. par !"
Toute annonce commercials puhlife 4 Tan
nee sera inserGe an tauS de 80 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions carbohydrates.
TOute aunOnce don't 10 nonihre d'insertions
a est pas specific sera inserte insqu'a nouvel
Ordre au taux oruinnire.
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"Ma chere femme.

"Quand on fait voyager pour
s'douze cent mile francs de dia.
"mants, il est bon d'avoiv de Ia
prudence. Douze cent mile
"francs dun formal 81 portatif
'treuvent tenter neaucoup de
econsciences. .j'ai done fait arran-
'ger vos ecrins dams Ia chaise de
'poste. Que Ion coupe lie drap du
''fond on trouvera n espece de
'tambour OIL lis sont soigneuse-
"ment emballes. lis vous arrive
"ront ainsi sans risques ct pourront
"deier les bandits dies Apennins
"et DIES Alpes. La defiance est
ola mere de la snrete."
20 Baciocchi /! Baciocchl , que je
te reconnais ia ! s'ecria Ia p~rincesse
en- s'interrompant.
"Le capltalne Maxine Grandval
set sa sGur Laure Grandyal, votre
sdame d'atours. sont charges de
Hvous remettre ma lettre. Tout
"vos ordres sont ainsi executes ct
"il ne me reste plus qua me dire
"Notre tpoux affectionne.
"FELlN BacloccHl."
acknowledgements. Elisa await In
cette lettre 4 haute voix, eli rien dc
&c qu'elle contenait n'avait tchappt a
roficier. Quand la ~princesse cut
appele I'm valet pour aller fouiller Ia
chaise ct retirer le pttcieux depot
qu'elle recelait
-Malediction F.! s'Gcria lie yoyaoeur
jal fait vingt lieues avec lie magot ct
il m'echappe. Pierre Mouton en-
VOLTA une d'ecolc. \ la revanche
mainfauant
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aANNOSCES.

Oh carr6 de 10 !:cGes: lere. 1usertion. Sl.50
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journal ofcicl de 1t lnroisse Ia
oayche ct de la VIE &c Ihb0danr
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HE BAL DU PREFET MARITIME.

lie faux aide de camp auquel on
donnalt lie nom de capitainn Mu1ime
fut loge dams I'M pavilion situt au
bout du jardin ct qui lebouchatt sur
la grande route par une issue particu-
liere. Pierre (remarqua avec plaisir
cette disposition. Des Wallets dc pied
venaient de deposer dams sa chambre
les bagages don't Ia chalsc etait char
gee; IL proceda a TN minutieux
inventaire dc ce que renfermaient les
valises ct les males. Dun cote
figuraient dies objets de toilette a
Pusage dune femme i! les ranges
dams I'm coin de l'autre etait lnm-
forme, les epaulettes, repee, enfin la
mince garde-robe dun officer de
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BANDIT pu VAR
PIERRE MOUTON
PAR
LOUIS REYRAUD
"
IIYERES.
.Suife-

Ellie prit la depeche. ia decacheta
avcc II mauyaise humeur eyidente
ct y Tut &c qui SUIT
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Attention..
business yssp

BUSINESS Wen. "
I'HE INK ERASIAG q:
! PENCIL. 1t grasses lux II !, auolsl
without abrasion on paper. sseoosa
HoBEET PICOU. a..
At McDride's Store on aturls.@
Thibodanx. Z
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HOTEL DENEcHAUD
COR. CARONDELET Asn PERpIDo IN
VIEW ORLEANS. u.
NOTICE

ft'HE PUBLIC IS HEREBY EOTIRyRn
4 that the undersigned has been appont.
6 and is now acting as the agent OF ali n.
I led property Of his brothers SAW
Gaiiiano Jr.. and Ernest Galliano. sitnstsd I
tie parish OF Lafourche.
Ia JULIEN GALLIANO
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1895-06-13
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.
CONTINUOUS INF KILN.

IL Does Not Coat Very Much to Build 0ns
on the Farm.
Limestone is carbonate of lime, and
lime isthe oxide of the metal ct lcium,
which has, such an intense avidity for
oxygen that II takes fire and burns
with intense heat and light when eS-
posed to air that Is at all moist Thus
it is rare metal and used only for
chemical purposes The great nbun-.
dance of limestone, which is more or
less ditfused everywhere in the soil,
and in places is very abundant, being
found in vast beds of marble and other
forms of it, might lead to the SUPPOSE
ton that plants might procure all they
need without any help, But it is quick
lime they need, and not the inert car
Donate of it; and thus it Is that the
stone is burned to drive out of 1t the
carbonic acid, and make 1t into lime.
which is an acrid, caustic substance
that exerts most energetic action on
all organic matter; and considerable
action on mineral compounds in the
soil, dissolving silica and thus setting
free such plant foods as potash, mag
nesia, soda and phosphoric acid from
insoluble compounds. Limestone Is in
soluble in water, but lime is soluble in
700 parts of water. Thus it Is that
while the roots of plants may possibly
decompose to some extent the common
carbonate, and get little lime in this
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1895-06-13

1t is very necessary in adding to the
fondant coloring and lavoring matter
that the amount of liquid added should
be as little as possible. The essences
and coloring should be highly concen.
trated. The vanilla should be bought
of the druggist, or else buy of those
who keep confectioners' supplies-pow-
dered vanilla or vanilla sugar. AL
mond paste should be bought. 1t
comes in small cans, and when used,
add few drops of the extract of bit.
ter almond. Two tablespoonfuls of
ground coffee and half tea-cup Of
boiling water will make coffee flavor
ing. Put two thicknesscs of cheese-cloth
over a cup, and make it bag into the
cup little. Place the coffee on it,,
and pour the boiling water over it.
When it has dripped through once
pour it over again. A few drops Of this
will flavor a pound of fondant. Tea
favoring is made by letting tea draw
ten minutes in water that is boiling,
and straining the liquids twice. Tar
taric acid is used for lemon flavoring,
and sometimes to give the zest to other
flavor which would otherwise taste
fiat. Five cents worth of this acid,
which comes in crystalline form, will
last long time if kept in tightly
corked bottle. Indeed, care must be
taken to keep all concentrated es'
sences in air-tight bottles or jars
Harper's Young People.
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LEARNING to Cook.

Call it college and have scholar
ships; perhaps that would do some
good and induce American girls to
learn domestic economy, and to live
out" to practice it. The Technical
Education Board at Newcastle have
established college of domestic
economy, with scholarships for
girls who have left school and intend
to go into domestic service. The lady
superintendent undertakes the train
ing of ten or twelve girls in the differ
ent branches of household work; and
the preparation of meals for the stu.
dents of the Durham college of science
affords special facilities for the prac-
teal exercise of the work of cooks,
parlor maids, etc. The English COM
plain that the daughters of laboring
men who are only too happy to go into
domestic service lack just such train
ing as is supplied by these scholar
ships; but in America we lack the
girls; few--if any-want to earn good
oay in that way.-Philadelphia Ledger.