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nELIU, j. S., Attorney at Lar,-oti:ea
b Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~~N|>~N~~~~>(~~~/>-N~~~~
4 AK KIN, Mrs J. Variety store, Stores
IL OILS, T,t-,cor'e. SEc-Jackson street
opposite St-BriGget st.
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aaa..NsJ. j. Mechanical Engineer and
lsi;;ns,' -'aetstrer' Of sugar Apperatus. and
-hesideuce, Jack SON street.
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N A9l1oLOCH, j. W. Clerk of tie 9omn
s''aea-Thibodaux La.
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cNERIFE,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Fl Fa to me directed
in the above entitled and numbered case,
have seized, and will offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House, in the
Town of Thibodaux, on
Saturday. february, II, 1877.
between the hours of IL ocoek A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ, the following described
property, to wit
A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of LaIourche in the Brul6 Grand
Chene, measuring twenty arpents more or
less front on the Western boundary by five
arpents more or less in depth being the
western part of the West half of the North
West quarter and the South West quarter
of Section Fifty Seven in Township Is
South Range East, South Easter District of
Louisiana.
The above described property to be sold
in lots or parcels as required by law of not
less than ten nor more than fifty acres each
as per plan to be made and filed in tile Of
flee OF the undersigned within the delay
fixed by law.
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
WILLIAM WILTON,
Sheriff
January, 18th, 1877.
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rs,nIBODAUX FIRE COMO. l. En-
pin- Room at To@n Hall, Levee st.
Regular paratles Oh second sunday, OF
each month. Regular Meetings on Mon
day after the second Monday OF every
month.
Officers IS. T. Grisamore, President
Blanc, Vice President; III. I. higgin
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Ds1LoCH, CLAY g. ARTHUR, At
m sess and Counsellofs at Ldg,-of-
IN !is nIs Main ST., between jackson
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Thibodaux Jan. 90, 1873.
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Large aud Complete
Blacksmith, Wheelscright
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreal. Proprietor.

gNFORMS his friends, ard the public III
1 general. thar. lie is prepared to under
take Ill kinds of Work in his line, at advan-
taoeous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
workmen Of recognized ability. He has iaid
IN a full and varied supply of spokes and
ielloes OF first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels. steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Coffins with glass;. imitation rose
wood black walnut and ash.
4 choice and select stuck If ready-makc
.slrouds. ior men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very inoder
ate prices.
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by virtue OF an ordcr of seizure and sale
to me directed, in the above entitled and
numbered case. have seized and will offer
Tor sale at public auction, pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House Ill the Town of Thibodaux, on
Saturday, February II, 1877.
between the honrs of II o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock 2. NJ, the one undivided half of
the following described property to wit:
A certain tract of land established as
Sugar Plantation, situated in the Parish
OF Latourehe on the left bank of Bayou La
tonrche, about six miles below the Town of
Ihibodaux in this State, measuring Eight
or Eight and a fourth arpents more or less,
front on said Bayou Latourche, by Eighty
arpents i'll depth; the lateral lines converg
ing so as to give a superficie of about Four
Hundred arpents, bounded above and be-
low by lands of Lemuel C.. Aubert, and by
lands of p. j. Theriot & Co.
"A certain tract of land adjacent to
and below the plantation above described,
measuring four arpents more. or less front,
by forty arpents in depth, bounded above
by said plantation. and below by lands of
sc:d p. j. Theriot Il Co.
3 And u tract of land in the rear of and
in the vicini Y of the plantation firstly des-
criDed. being Section No. l0S of Section Is,
South OF Range Seventeen, East of the Mis-
s!l'ippi Rive containing five hundred and
tit,y.iour acres
All and singular the buildings and i'm
provcnents on the said plantation, and the
appertenances thereof, and all the rights,
ways aud immunities thereto belonging, al
so the one undivided half of Twenty-six
mules, One horse, Four carts, Three wagons,
Ten Two horse plows. Four One horse
plows, One harrow, One pair of oxen, and
each and every other article of utensil OF
stock, which may form part or serve to the
working OF the said plantation.
Terms of sale, Cash on the spot in y. s.
Treasury Notes to pay and satisfy the sum
of Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred and
Seventy-)n 46ll0O Dollar, with eight per
cent interest per annum, on Nine thousand
Dollars Thereof from the lst day Of Jauua
ry, 1859, on Five Thousand Dollars thereof
from the lst day of January 1873, and on
the balance of Two Thousand Five Hun
dred and Seventy one $500 Dollars, thereof
from the lst day of January, 1876, until
paid, less Seven Thousand Five Hundred
and Forty-one 60Il00 Dollars, paid Both
june 1874. the additional sum OF ten per
centulu Oh the said sum in principal, and
interest. Attorneys fees, and all the costs
OF these proceedings.
WILLIAM WILTON,
JaniJ77 Sheriff
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oME HOOK AND LADDER co.
de,,A l. Regular meetings on the
,esa. nonday Of each month Regular ex
losss,one ma On sah'lay preceding the fourth
IsLs. Isoaas 4: K. Mcbride President j.
N Wee President; C.Azema, Fore
gsn, :. = frost lst Asst. Foreman Leo
IVA Snd Asst. Foreman Ellis n.
"a. M n aafsnasuler n Henry Riviere, Seere
uEa NJ. M Perrin, Asst. Secretary George
warden; Narcisse Boudreaux, Ty-
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Notice..

4 to the corner of st. Philip anl Market
streets. next door to the Post Office, where
he viii keep an assortment Of Charter Oal.
and ether cooks stoves. fire CRATES cooking
utensils, Glass ware. Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts. Charcoal lrvets of all sizes and kinds:
and will be prepared to do any species OF
Tin. Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment OF wagon hubs, fci.oes,
spokes ect.
jan 1st. S. 7. GRISANORE,
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Treat your enemies kindly and
let your friends treat themselves !.

Morrissey is preparing to recite
i'll public, ''Bets and ! are OUT ,
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A UCOIN, P. A., Family and Ptanta-
A ton Groceries, Main street, between
roer,s and st. Philip streets.
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ADMIN IfssTTO NOTICES.

yYThereas Telesfcrt Rodrigue OF said Par
w ish. has this day made application to
the said Court To be appointed administra-
tor OF said Estate. Now, therefore. all per
SONS are hereby warned and notified to file
their ohjec!ions amy they have to the said
application with the Clerk of said Coiirt.at
his Office in the town OF 'fhibodaux. within
ten days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the said applicant will be in due
course of law appointed administrator OF
sad Estate and qualified as such.
.z55-z,N Witness my hand and se1l of office
s.1ffssg, this ..2nd day of January A. ID.
Tza 1877.
A. ROVIRA, Clerk.
Thibodaux, January 22nd, 1877.
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JENA. C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
A ST., between jackson and st. Pin
lip Streets.
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.LLAIN, L. S. & LEBLANC, f E.
A Notaries public. Office Green Street.
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DADEAUX, J. Family and Pla'tat'on
b Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
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VOL. XII.
RUSINESS CARDS.

ssELINEAU. MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A Fancy articles. de-, corner Market
and Louis Streets
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1 ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner St
II Philip and st, Bridget Streets
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DADEAUX, THOMAS, attorney at Lac
d corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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SuCH A. F., Parish JasGge, Of
ace at Court House.
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crNrryxIAL RIrLE PRIZE. MESSING.

Among the prizes offered by the National
Rife Association for competition at the international
short.range and mid-range matches las, Fall were IL
medals and l2O diplomas. to be issued by The United
States Centennial Commission These prizes were offered
IN order TO secure cu representation az tie matches
and m make them interesting "a foreign marksuen. Tie
connection took place in September 6ut the winners OF
the prizes have never received them Tins delay IL
awarding them has caused niu"a diSsaIlsiac
ton. and the secretary OF the association
is IN constant receipt Of inquiries regarding tlcni.
several applications Gen. Havlcy, HnsideEt OF tue
Centennial Commission, received 10 satisfactory re
.ponsc c. f. Gosh0rn. Drecor-Gencgal Of the Ccntcn-
uiaI WIS written and be. m reply stated
that be could not lind the records OF the COMMISSION
that any cpur. matter OF rt" priz had ever pteh
-urrli.fed for consideration. Neither there any
record of the wards having been dccTced lie SAID now
ever that De wOud bring the matter before thc &ecu-
Two ,-1,nI t,e of the commission 70 it, next session.
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KIND WORDS FROM 4 SUB~CRIBER.
II III AAiLot Of I'LL III bM d Z.

SIR: Your paper, 50 impartial. so refined so
cosmopol,aI boon to any DESTROYS Of possess
in. a clean. wholesome ana fait lIH paper. Nothing
dat can rtuhle tuc hgcHrS s"uliHltrs Of foreigner
nothing thlt can bring faiutcsr blush To TIE check OF
tle most modest n,tbH- tina c'nGot be discussed 10
- most refined ana cultured society, be- detected IN
yOGr columns.
Inaye taken The TRlEIsE ever since lsGs-the year
OF my run gIatiou-anG nave been much benefited b.
j., tegcna,. am happy possessor Of its eAtIas-lrc
,urts AID science report--and earnestly desire to see
tuat serit, continued: Witness l. G. 9dLans letter on
the ssaipmJnn discoveries.
Y.ur paper exercises greater sway ana has larger
auatuc. Of those who uuarrstaua4lsN read than any
other paper il the country. Not sensational nor ok
t~rmely partisan ID DCdcs r'S t'''Ssim& :" u
strives by sound argument and simple polished aac. son
ta present tic issues cf On. day clear nom Tie -oN
tries tgat Iasrjv spirit has cas-, abound icM Adt' 10
"a. Necessity Of thorough Instruction, a. keeps a44,-
never VyIlnn its autIcuc, &, p" ABREAST Ee'ti toi-
iu question. ID boldly VTgeyniS IT, views c iE ilttic
luT the supGiuE of tH}lJu> cDt"mp"iHI''-. nave h
va n searched for manifestations OF " c'LtFii. Ii
fine ucogs informed IN otEcr papers aud lave
u yan tried to gd paper iaaf attempts - "is"rf
the arguments presented IN EuIr column IT,. IliH
J> ~ 70 greater Moral power tLan thr EuiI D. i-or
charitable. with anF lGuk~ f.; the BEN no COME req
careful p.1jSiu Of l~ columns, rC1.ciiH' 'r'i'
/ {DQ.y. IerQs. Feb. .. J - A OLD FRIEND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
4 NEW PRESIDENTIAL METHOD.

T. the Editor Of Tac TribHHe.
SIR: Now "that the National Democratic
iacc !. a,.l. 10 an end. md likely to prove bitter
disappointment 10 It's inventors, is 1t not ~ order to
CONSIDER the pr,prctv anu necessity OF making some al
trsilou iu tle pre- Ho3, 90 eievtas tIo President
aol y.c President ~ the Uoe states The ioTeiaihlrs
undoubtedly aimed. iu dsyisi1s The present pan, To
m-sc tuc Office 1ua The ceri0A thereof as much iHdc-
IeLsat Of the houses Of Congress as possible bui
o., present state o. a4ls shows that they have DOT sac
ogedrI WEI as could be Wisjcd therefore suggest
aH tu;, mode o. cl.ciHC the National Executive
NAlcl eDd make is election entirely Independent 0i
Toe Bou-, aud toe candidates !or that hisA o.
D. '.oH 'ie Annoy and disgrace - ucIiS 't. ~ az {.
tl-ct Tot 8 L" abuse grt scandal thdi h"tht'dti u"
isaas NAV spc 81 20 AU1 10 them. by s'.ges 'iOn Is
tu.s: tuaf nominations be madc. as az present
tct 10 H.u tltr,a. i., each and every C0uEfta-
thuai district elect elcCfOr auc chcn 7i'l'
Two 40 large the whole 80 meet on designated
oa' 20 Washington some other poinf, aid form an
electoral college, AND then a.d mere nominate ana tct
lht President AID VIC President ! iiiHh TINS pau
GG give betl'r satisfaction tiana direct VOC ~ VIC
lt Ihi, plan ut coarse involves an l-ltiitloh % -"
consultation, ur gusuitrnt rather. Olcf ING ABOVE
suggestions NOT Har think they are the best tat can
Ve DEVISED ogi u the none ot bringing the matter iH'o
y 70 ial Discus Ou : believe the time mas come "Hei
@ present mode should Poe changed, ana no chahct tiI
IL, "hN nor, electoral commissions. D. CHADLAlNE'
NoiJ" y. J., Feb. 10, 1877.
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TIE Study or CoHPAR4TTE ANATOMY.
LECTURE or rRoF. BURT C. WILDER AT BowDoIN
COLLEGE.

LECTURE OF PROF. BURT G. WILDER AT BOWD0iN
COLLEGE.
BRUNswICK, Maine, Feb. 1S.-The introduc-
tory lecture &C Medical school Of Maine az BoWdoln
College. was given on Thursday last by Prof Burt g.
wilder, ". D. HIS subject was the question "Should
Comparative Anatomy be- Included in Medical Cour-es
Which was discussed nj length hy Prof Huxley In
his address at FORMAL opening Of the Johns Hopkins
University in baltimore Prof. Huxley urged that the
student has no time FOR such branches. Prof Allen OF the
University OF P,nnsy Ivani, in letter TO TIE TRIBUNE
protested against this conclusion In his recent Work on
Medical EIu,ation in Germany, Prof BilrCih expresses
ne opinion that comparative anatomy Is e-peciaHy
fitted for giving breadth Of view and producing the
habit q thought best suited to the investigation OF
nature"
After showing that comparative anatomy usually re-
f,Is 20 t, vertebrate. branch TO which himself be-
longs Prof wilder presented in detail The advantages
which the medical student may derive from s study
Hc laid especial upon the fact that dssecIoh7
of the lower animals. especially frogs, CATS ana noA
keys may 40 a slight expense, enable the student 20
make .t.cr ,c OF the more. costly human subject lie
also showed how greatly the com2re enson of the
structure OF the whole body and Of it, organs may DE-
facitated by Studying their simpler condition. IN
lower forms, che ADlpiioHs TIE lr"2. ana ne 'l
anime he huuau brain until those Of the frog aud cat
mad been thoroughly understood. ,,..,,-t.,,.t,, Zoo
Keeping these Uses in m"' iTo nt.,l H, ~, m, i
ulcfcaI Students comparative anatomy should prerrir
ana Should Nc 4" .''- 40 '
and tonic, as may facilitate prpgr.N- lie agreed
with Prof Husry that the present length " the strictly
medical courses -h0d uO- bP ai-lH-. FOR the sAr OF
80 instruction and showed chat. I'm accompanying
General buogio studies pat OF preliminary He'.-
cal eoucItOu there 3 an essential agreement be'"''u
Mr--r-. Alien, bIIrUju. and ltdAl s.. $500, .,
an ud cation OF tHe extent O. which srcA pl.lnGlcaI
tiirrg rs desired. p.Of Wilder stated tiat ~ 100 stu
dents who had Worard ia the auaiO"Icd d'.4iolJ OF
Cornell University tWncrc there ls no medical epdi.-
me- 10 do So He urged the Importance or preliminary
edncat On in other brancAts. such %, logic ana ,l.n
o,lI'g.. aud I'M sciences In conclusion he expressed
his pride a. aduutc Of Harvard tltgig4l school I'D r
uusitou there assumed with respect 10 entrance Ah
ngtjo- and graded course. and cvugrotu. tea MS col
ea1!es up0u the results ot the steps already taAe A
tile SHINE direction.
since the lecture several applicants were rejected on
account o failure pass the entrance cNlA-uai ION ana
the admitted by all 20 present an uhtauJ zoo"
appraTautp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

When the House met at 10 o'clock it went
into Committee Of the Whole, MI BUrkurr DEM MOI
in tine cio,r. the sundry civil Appropriation bill.
Mt PIPER tJ.,u Cali NOV q t. strike ont the para
graph appropria,.ng S50,0oo Tor the Hayden Survey.
Hy unanimous the consideration q the para
Mr. BANNING Dem. Ohio moved to increase The
appropriation r5T ihr cont ahcr oi WORK on "c t'.t-
Ohr. building a. Cincinnati, ONO, from S3-"""0 10
800 900. Agreed %.
Mr.. ONEILL uiep, PENN made a similar amendment
r regard to the new Dasl-0i'cc u Philadelphia.
on motion OF Nj. WILSON Dem, W. VA. the appro-
g -To5a6 ''' p'''0'"'' at '''s Vac ''''' ~
rhc committee rose in order that legislative day
5ir LANE Dem. Orceonl presented a memorial Of the
Board OI Trade al Portland, oregon asanS Tor a rNi-
sion Oi time for thc completion oil the northern racine
jar. HEWITT Dem. y " from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs reported JOINT ie "iuien an nor ~ NJ
tine President accept the statue ~ Liberty Eughi-
cUus Wuri' when presented by The frcIch H'pdh-
hc, and 20 de. @udie suGor axe Tor sau statue on
Governor or BcdIOes leland "a the hdrDJf oil
The House then vent into Committee Of the Whole
the Sundry Clvi Appropriation bill Mr.. BucAner Dein''
When Jhc item afpropratng SsO0OUO for the cn-ray-
ng aud printing OF bills, nouds stamps t, Wa' reached
amendment prov ~ u l-dt me - .ial ", P'li'
il the Treasury Department IL ihlin1iei mat mere
q secret IN regard To the motive for the transfer ~
the work 10 bank uaIic-. The .meEdmcn.
was also advocated by Nr. BANKS ti:cp., MassJ
Mr. DURHAM dem, KY, while De- favored the dong
0 ~ much the work could be- properly ami safely
done Tie Treasury Department, represented mat It
safeguards 10 have tie work divided uP between the
Treasury department aud the bank note companies.
Finally, Sir. Luttlc.'s Amendment WIS adopted, WIN
an additional pruvs0 that the Work can De done az te
Treasury Department chcapiy, perfectly, and ar
safely.
After long time spent IN discussion and voting on
various amendments relating tO the payment uf expenses
in contested election eases. the committee without
hayiug disposed OF the bill
Mr. WILLS tDem, y y j. from the Committee on
Naval Anars, reported bin authorizing the equipment
Of an expedition TO the Arctic seas. Ordered to be
printed and rrc0mmited. .,
The House then at 4:3O, took until 10 o'clock
Tomorrow.
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TIE ELECTION CONTEST.

METHODS AND MERITS OF TEE PARTY TACTICS.
70 theEdttor Of me TrtbuRe.
SIR: There are not n few Republicans who
tc that the battle has been actually won. And there
vcr, not few after the rassase - the Comqroms" bill
y both branches Of Congress- who regarded the coupro-
nisr > tAe abandonment OF position earned IN legal
c,.tit1.iunaI way and regarded il comwomisc u
lrsg.,lc "a surrender of constitutional rights and con-
cr.n o the apprehension of the commercial classes
D.. 40 sooner does TIC Commission render a decision
favorable 10 ie Republican position because IL was hc
,-v consistent and possible construction o; the t'l-u-
tu.oa than these very Who wore respondent l""
DAYS ago rise up tEcir jo" and shout oGt that Mr.
HAYES win surely e iuaucu.tcd thu Attn Of MJ'cI
Irxt II is natural that they should be als confident 9i
10, final success OF the Republican candidate, FOR the
or Of h, election are clear enough but they seem 20
FORGET how Ineeuiausy che Democrats nave cDubate d
,s. ,roof from the start and how difficult Il has been
log tlr Republicans 10 repu-e them from the positions
su.n.G II is ., thry have he,u rcpU.,cd every
LIZ, .l- rr but tLrv have sought another cover when
,vcr tcv have been Obliged 10 give up one Il IS not
necessary % detail to devices and tricks they have Nod
10 persuade c people OF t country that they achieved
agcry .G November last Look over Sd" record # the
past ~ months aud u".r ucarious deeds VIII Joe man
ic,,5 seem. THev made tA,r nest stan WHEN leY pre-
ylco . sac h suHic1u E@t, 10 "-i-c % I'D, '"uEo
n.,, aui they age NOT going 10 SiIes TIE al ail2.
try jlr-t canned without o bitter aHd "a sjnhH"fh
sirlc.ir. Look at tnc defeats th'y have suctc--
Evty sustained sIlcc trc 5th OF November -%s''
AMI flf .l, rourstf + these are the KIND ~ Efh %HO
vii ttc ID willie th.Tr is shadow ~ chance e. clug
g. Il,y ave U o. sInls,'r cNp@dituts ANA nacn.h2-
az t.,r.u.llv exhausted. A less determined party
would Hatu arkH0N edged their defeat Lug ago Inc
effect 0i the successive Yc,ol'eS oil the 10 uDi
s'truITI- O., t.sj itself upCl count ana hHinh
watch absolutely has lrur9d 10; bat while c.cn.e re-
Aur-lmL, FEB ig.l~1- THOMAS sTElroH.
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rwo LAEnE TALCREs.

Sanford, TruslOw q Co., propnetols OF the
Ya,o,oI lt,ve Works. at Nos. 23g and I'll water-st
,,,d At P.ck-klI " y. have temporarily suspended
with liabilities OF 100000. Mr. Sanford sad on "eses-
day that ne sne was due 10 real estate traaac
tons and the creditors had granted an extension by
which he expected to pay in lu. Tic creditors nave
taken the real estate in their charge.
s. Jac0by d Co., manufacturers of cigars NJ 10 ~
Chathan4,t have failed, with Liabilities OF rlJooOo. Inc
business has been transferred 10 MAX Aochtcih "
assignee who viii continue u for the benefit % the citu
ifnr. Tine nominal assets uucl greater thiH th'
liabilities and j., s expected That an extension VII De
Granted az the heavy claims held by ie" cieuIloif
who are wiling 10 accede 10 sdch a course.