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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE.
L. crec Of the above Court and in ODE.
dience to q commission to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered Success
sion l will offer for sale at public auction
pursuant to law to the last and highest
bidder on the premises Of the Trtlx situa-
ted in the :own of Thibodaux on jackson
street, on Thursday the lith. day of An
gust 1881 between the hours of II o'clock
a. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. the following
movable property belonging to said Sue
cession viz:
lot Of hooks, accounts, promissary notes
and medicines.
Terms Of Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
July Both, 1881.
THEOpHILETHIBOD
Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW CECTLE MA

SUCCESSION OF WIDOW CECILE MAS
SOT NO. l0GS PR pBATES.
Twentieth Judicial District Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ Observation-Disclosures 4. G. Ladreyts
OF said parish, Curator of the above Sue
cession has rendered n iila;.l account of his
curatorship and praying the homologation
Of the same.
Now. therefore all pattes interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Office, Within ten days following the
publication OF the present notice. any OBJ
lection which they may have to the homolc
Cation OF the same, otherwise the same
shall be approved and horolosated accord
ing to law.
~ Witness my hand and the i'm
LIS. press Of the.seal of my Office. this
~. } 9th. day of August A. ID. 1851.
j. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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TAxEs.-Le tablcau d'assesSa
meut pour l'annee 1881 est main
tenant complete. Ure copie n
6le deposee dams lie barcan du Re
coraer &c la parelssc ct I'autre IA
iits remisa an cDllccteur de taxes.
las contribuablcS vcrrOnt par I'm
syis insGre dams nos COLONIES que
lsolii :ier charge dns rccouvre-
ments dc l'imp0t est pret a do ,
ner, sur Placement, lc rrcl cxig I
par la loi.
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Eaniish Ora nm fas-3rd. Glass.

1er Prx camille Brand. 2nd Philippe
Dansereau. Accesserumt.- Alcide Hargis,
Cieophas Hingle, Joseph Oschwald.
All Reader,
lcr Prix-Arthur Fclse, 2nd. James
kectc.
CrfhogropAy and Dcfaer.
Ter. Plix - Louis Perrin, End Albert
Richard.
3ia Reader
Ter. Prix.-zIgnace Richard, md. Alphonse
Guiilot.
End Render.
Ter. Prix.-Fellcien Celestin. End. Henry
Chol.
lst Reader,
Pri1.-Felieien Celekin.
Spelling Bool.
Ter. Prix.-Ignacc Richard, End. Aiphonse
Guillut,
GeesrepAy-lst. Class
ler rrix.-Camille Brand, End. Clcbert
Brand. 4eeessersnt-pau Tetreau, Felix
Riyiere. Giephas IIingle, Joseph Osowall,
Nuns knobloch and Felix Richard.
2.R Glass.
ler Prx. - James Kccfe. 2nd. Arthur
Folse. +4eeesseruat-WadcW Webre, Albert
Richard, Louis Perrin.
3,d. Glass
Icr. Prix-Ienace Richard, 2nd. AlpLonse
Guillot.
ler Prix.-Fclicien Celestin, End Henry
Barber.
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Ordinance NO. IS.

Be itortlaiaed by The Mayor and Trustees
Of lie Torn of 1hibodaar That the "By.
La'cs and Ordinances Of the Torn Of 1hibo-
danr," revised and digested by |. d. Moore
Esq, be and the same are hereby adopted
as the BYLAWS and Ordinances of the
Town of Thibodaux
Section ?. Be it further ordained, etc
That all BYLAWS and Ordinances on the
same subject matter and not contained in
said revised and digested "By-La,rs and
Ordinances" he and the same are hereby
repealed.
Section 3. BE it further ordained, etc.,
That the said revised and digested 'By-
Laws and Ordinances shall be considered
promulgated from, aud after the first pub
hcation OF the present Ordinance in the
Official journal of the Town.
Adopted February 4th. 1881.
On melton duly seconded the Council ad
journed.
[Signed] II. w. TABOR, Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
true copy =:
Al. PERRIN, Clerk.
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RENCoNTRE.-oUnc rcncoHtrc,
coume on en- volt rarcment dams
les villages de IA campagne, acne
lien dimanclie soir, presdu cimeilc
rede de''eslise Episcopale, ,entre denX
femmeS, a la grande io;e tes nom
breux spectateurS et specsatricas.
Apr6s quelques coups dc polngs
donnes ct reens de part ct d'antrc,
lesleny heroines ont etc SepaleeS.
Mais Mardi dernier, apes de nn
res retlexions, cellc qniarait et6''a
plus maltrait6t, Il tllt nn Affidavit
c,ltre son advcrsaire e.! l'aii !lre
a 6te i1struite devtnt ;e II Jag"
G ilIonct en- prtsenc. d'aA' I'D
breux au,liteire.
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JuREs.-Les jures qui doivent
.eryir. 4 la procilaine session crl
minelle-premier lundi d'Otobre
de Ia cour du vingtieme district
Judiciare a etc tire iendi dernicr.
voyez la listc dams une autre COS
l0nlie.
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VENTES JuDICAlRI,S. Aniour-
d'hui tic ii heurps a,ant fnlill 4
4 heures dc l'aptes midi, lie She
riff procGdera, devant la maison de
conr 4 l'adjudication, DIES rropri
etes situ6es dams LII vile dc Thibn
daux, ,Saisias dams l'a.flire IL. Miss
Jane NJ. Mic OILS vs.. Thomas j.
Daunis. Dams la mGme jonrnee
ct entire les heureS ci .itsSls indi
quees il procedera 4 II vente d'ua
morceau de ierre, situe sur Ia rive
droltc dn Bayou Lafourche a en
viron i miles en- bas de Thib,
daux dependant dc la Sncces
sion Marie V. Letort, nee Pitve.
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SAyTE.-L'Etat sanitairc de la
naroisse est des plns satisiaisant
Onelques petites fevres qui ce>
dent faciIement 4 une lcgGre medl
cation.
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SUCCESSION OF OLYMPIC GUEDRY
WIDOW OF JOSEPH BARRIOS, De
CEASED, NO. IC1S rRORATIS.

Twcntiet! Judicial District Court.
S,TATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH CT
~ I.atnurche. - u hcreas Einanrcl Bar
rios administrator of said succession has
this day rendered a fnal account sf lis
administration and proposed tas.eau of dis.
tribution. and praying the bouologation OF
the same.
Now, therefore, the parties interested are
hereby notified to pro;iuce in this Office
within ten days following the publication
OF the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homalogatlon If
said account. and proposed tableau of dis
tribution otherwise the same shall he APP
proved and honlologated :ccortiing to
law
49, Witness my hand and the i'm
LIS. press of the seal OF my office, this
(-~~~ } 30th. day Of July A. b. 1851.
] W kNOBLOCK. Clerk.
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information Locales.

BAYoU,-Les eaux du Bayou
~ cont pas encore deSccndnes a
. leur niveau lie plus bas ma!ere
celia. 4 peine 81 les chalands peu
vent Y navlgucr.
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N0JEEiE ARRANGE rx;ITEyT
POUR I'EI,Et.

7 ES SOUSSICNES. AYANT install
IL l6 a la ellie Passe, IAN bout du BAYOU
hafourchel uu t'd!0,eto Camp ct ayant a
bord dun chaland, tou.e aorte dc provi-
sions, ont fhonneur din;orne.. le publlc,
qu'ils sont prets 'ecevoi.. ct a pensionner
les pelsonnes t.ui desireut p,endre des
bains de aler, LIE pix de la pension est
dune uiastre par jour. pour les grandes
personlcs ct &c moi,G pix pour les
eifaI :. Chaque pc-sonne toit sc procu-
iei So. liz.
pcur .. com mmodite des passasers ct du
| transport des oagases le Steamboat H. T..
l.. reinorquan. IN c0.sot coryel. dune tente
tera M voyage per sernaiDe. II parti,a de
I.ockport tous les Mar,lis-a ,cures ,tu ma
tin ct arrivera lie nIene .iorr d Id mer. LIE
retour aura lieu tous tc, Veldrcdis matin
pour arlivcr a Lockrert e soir.
lie priz du passage e>t dune pastre ct
dimic por aller ct Gu i.,Gme pix pour re-
tourner. Les enfants payent moi,ie prix
JOS. o. TOUPS,
+. BAElLLEAUX,
June $3.50.
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Succession Of Pierre Dansereau No. l0al
Probates.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth, Judicial District Court Parish of La.
fU;irchc.
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RECOLTE.-La recolte de can
nes pouSSe assez rapidament
dans toute Ia paroisSc ct les habi
tantS S'cmpreSsent de termincr
IFS dernie:s travauX necessaires.
Aals malsle tout, dams IL liaut de
@parolsse lie rendement scra bien
aadessous de ce qu'il IL etc IAN
nee dernlere. Dams le bas du Bay
%, aux environs dc Lockport ct
etos oas, 0s, les tcrrcs ne soRt pas
epalsees par une Tongue culture,
"a feeolte est bcaucoup superieure.
AN commencement de Ia semaine,
nous avons etc a meme dc voir
une canne coup6r, an hasard, sur
raaOltation Forest, ayant cnze
neads rouges. Si la. recolte de
t,'e section correspond d Get
Wuantlllon, on peut prelire que
y lendement sera pour lie moins
eSala celui de l'ann6e precedente'
pRAlNAGE.-Le Bateau dra>
{ saeat construit expressement
pOurlc creusement dun Canal du
.ac Long au bayou Jean Lacroix
as'e recu par Mr.. Clay Knobloch,
pNsldent du bureau des terres
vvaIecageuses ct est parti de la
soavellc- Orleans pour Sc renLre
"a destination.
dependant avant de commen
@l ~, 70 creusement du principal! ia
pl' sal' qai doit relier lie lac Long au
~. syoa Jean Lacroix, il etc dc
sMe, a une reunion specialc des
tnsnorcs t,s du bur eau, que lie Gov
? -. sseteur commemorate par cou
81 ua petit canal entire IL Petit
! '.sau ct le Bayou Folse. Pa,
A. S%p,ah les terres lie la rive droit,
aosyou Lafourche, de St. Mari,
.Vxport, auront immediate.
@ .a. IN egoat qui ne peut nul
Saent @ nuire aux habitants de la
E4e iufarieure.
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Ter. Prix camille Brand. 2nd Philippe
Dansereau. AcceSscsunt.- Alcide Harais
Cieophas Hingle, Joseph Oschwald.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-16
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL -day-Allen Long,
assault sentenced to pay fine of S25 and
to be committed until paid. George w.
Black. charged with forgery and fraudulent
pension claims gave bond in the sum of
$500, with VIM. Branson, of 329 Twenty
third street northwest, as surety. In the
case of James johnson, on appeal for an as
sault, the bench warrant issued thereupon
was returned cepi, the forfeiture set aside
and the defendant discharged. James Lit
tie, petit larceny forfeiture of rccognizance
set aside and defendant discharged. John
Braxton, assault; the forfeiture of recog-
| nizancc was set aside aud the defendant
discharged.
The petit jury was discharged until Mon
day next, although the court will be open
| for motions tomorrow.
PROBATE CoURT.-The last will of Reu-
ben Alexander Phillips was filed to-day for
probate. The last will of Sarah A. Sanger
was filed for probate. In the matter of the
will of Maria Hounschild decree was
passed granting as to personality letters tes-
tanentary to Louis Schade; bond, $500. In
the matter of the will of Catherine Sonnen
schmidt, letters Of administration were
granted to Charles w. Sonnenschmidt
bond, 81 1000. Catharine A. Reed was ap
pointed guardian of the orphans of VIM. b
Reed; bond, $780,. Letters testamentary on
the will of Sarah Davis were granted II
Geo. F. Appleby; bond, $4,000. Rosa G
Maddox was appointed guardian of Charlie.
Maddox, minor bond, 500. A. V. Ricari
and George Ricard, late wards of VIM. II
Walker, deceased, claim that he owed then
$720 and ask the court to order his exc
cutrix, Caroline Walker Payne, to pay Ovel
the said amount to them. The last will o.
Elizabeth Herbert was filed for probate
Estate of Geo. McDermott; order granting
permission to sell part of personal estate
The will of Henderson Fowler was admitted
to probate and record and letters testament
airy were granted to Charles ID. Fowler
bond, 5000. Estate of Mary Andre Weems
lings were appointed administrators; bond
| 81 600
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ONO Republic.u A,sociation.

The Ohio Republicans last night perfected
arrangements for sending home to vote
members resident in this city. 1t was an
nounced that reduced rates had been ar
ranged with the railroads. Col. Months,
Capt. M. J. Foote and Jessie Arnold, esq
were designated as a committee to look af-
ter the matter Of leaves of absence of such
voters in the various Departments rs might
desire to 90 to Ohio. 1t was stated that in
the War Department all Ohio voters would
be allowed ten days leave for voting, and
that there was no doubt but that the same
privilege would be accorded in all the other
Departments The following gentlemen
were admitted to membership in the as
ISOLATION: w. G. Penney, J. Il. Sutherland
j. G. Cook, w. II. Maxwell and Il. l.. Hus.
sey. Members of the association anticipate
that the campaign will be very lively.
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The wesleyan Conference.

The session of the Ecumenical Conference
yesterday was occupied in the discussion of
the use of the press for the advancement of
Christianity, embracing clauses in periodi-
cal publications of every grade for adults,
juvenile literature, the daily press, and the
use to be made of it by the church, etc.
Mr.. Marshall, of vicksburg, Miss, recon-
mended the establishment of well-en-
dowed church newspaper, which, he said,
would do as much for the church as great
universities. He praised the American
press for the willingness with which it did
the work of the church by reporting church
services The subject caused considerable
difference of opinion. Bishop Holland Nc
Tyere said that the religious newspapers
were too narrow-minded. Mr.. Gibson con.
demned the tone of the secular press in
America. The balance of opinion seemed ia
favor the promotion Of religious papers.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-16
More Trouble mt Mount 81. Mary's
d,OllerQ.


A difficulty has arisen between the Rev.
William O'Byrne, president, and other
officers of Mount st. Mary's College at
Emmitsburg, Nd, and Capt. James Me-
Sherry, of Frederick, the receiver of that
institution. When Father O'Byrnc became
president of the college he discovered that
1t WIS insolvent, aud pcttioncd the court
that receiver be appointed In response
tothis petition Judge Lynch appointed Capt
McSherry. His management of the affairs
of the institution was characterized by care
and ability. He sold the unproductive live
stock, reduced unnecessary expenses and
raised funds in various ways. A meeting
of the alumni took place last commence
ment, and at it sufficient funds were sub
scribed to relieve the institution from tenn.
porary embarrassment. Capt McSherry
believing that hewas not recognized by the
officers of Mount st. Mary's as having
authority in the premises, applied to Judge
Lynch to have his position defined, and
thereupon the Judge ordered that the ac'
count books should be delivered to the re-
ceiver, and that Father Gambon, vice.
president, and others should deliver pos
session Of the premises occupied by them
These orders the sheriff served on Monday
last. The orders were not obeyed. Father
CANNON was cited for contempt on Tuesday
afternoon and fined. Father O'Byrne hal
been ordered to appear before Judge Lynch
to-day, and show cause why tho account
books were not delivered to Capt. McSherry
as directed. The affair is attracting mucl
attention both here and in Frederick.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-16
sergt. NIason,s Case.

Inquiries made at the Arsenal to-day by
THE CRITIC drew out the facts anent Sergt
Mason's case. He stands in simply this
condition; He will be tried by court.
martial for unbecoming conduct as a sol
dier. Ho will, in all probability, be acquitted
on the ground of temporary insanity. I'll,
officers all speak well of Mason. They say
that his record as u soldier is, without ex
ception one of the finest of any man in tho
army.
They expect that within few days the
court will be appointed by Gen. Hancock
and Mason will be tried. To-day ORDER
were issued that no one should be permit
ted to see him except his counsel. He has
as yet secured no counsel.
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ROBBED OF JEWELS.
Ex-srinistcr sir,ristinncy victimircd

Something of o sensation was created at
the National Hotel this morning by the
announcement that ex-Minster Chris
tiancy. guest of the house, had been
robbed. The gentleman arrived here some
days ago from New York, to take part in
the proceedings against himself for divorce
filed by his wife. When he arrived in
Washington he had in his possession jewclry
and diamonds to the amount of about $4,000,
placed in his charge for safe keeping by
various parties. These valuablcs he carried
In box which he kept near him all the
time, and were placed in his room on his
arrival here. This morning, after the ex-
Minister had left his apartments, some per-
son forced the door open, secured the jewels,
and decamped. 1t is not known who the
thieves were, but 1t is supposed that he was
followed here from New York by thieves
who knew that hc had the jewels in his
possession. The detectives are working up
the case. .t,.f
The jcwelry consisted of bracelets, rings,
breast-pins and u number of diamonds,
some of which are exceedingly valuable.
The jewels have been for some time past in
the New York Custom-house, and arc
nearly all the property of persons in Peru,
who entrusted them to Mr.. Christiancy for
safe keeping during the war in progress be-
tween Peru and Chill. They were in u Sc
cure leather box, the dimensions of which
were about twelve by sixteen inches, with
a depth Of eight inches. The box was
placed on the bureau OF the ex-Afinister's
room in the second-story of the hotel.
Mr.. Christancy called Mt Police Head
quarters this morning and offered $1,000
reward for the arrest ofthe thieves or thief.
The case was put in the hands of Detectives
Miller and McElfresh, who went to work
directly following up the slight clues. The
door of Mr.. Christiancy's room was left un-
locked and the jcwcl-box "jimmicd" open
with an instrument which was left lying
in the room.
A detailed list of the articles stolen was
sent to Police Headquarters this afternoon,
and showed that the property stolen had
been valued at the New York Custom-house
at $685., and was in reality of greater
valud. The box contained 112 articles of
set with diamonds, pearls, sapphires and
rubips
The Evening critic., 1881-09-16
YORKTOWN,
Light Battery "C'' Marching Over
WashfngtOn's Route.

- W." - @.vc'
zen; hancock has ordered Light Battery
Ihird U. ;: Artillery, to march from
tneir quarters, Fort Hamilton, New YORK
harpor, TO Yorktown, where the battery
VIII form portion of the forces to take part
IN the centennial observances at that point
IN octoper next. The battery left Fort
Taunton yesterday VIA Trenton, N. j.,
fhiiadelpnla ana Columbia, Pa, Baltimore
anu Wasnington,,pC T., and as FAR as practi-
capie Will ioiiow the route taken by WASH
ington's forces in l7Sl. fIfteen days rations
We're taken from Fort Hamilton, and the
supply VIII be repienisbed from the subsis-
tchce depots at Baltimore ana washington,
OF purchased on the march, II necessary.
~ VIII DC taken ior as many oays Us
she wagon transportation furnished the
o" w, VIII permit. ,,.
me pattery commander is required 70 re-
In ma, ASS staht surgeon ~. ". Barton
VIII accompany the pattery 10 horktown !
as neu,caI olncer, an adequate supply Vi
i"eo, ,. s.ores VIII po .aNen.
inc Expccte" frencn S"cs's'
The following is u translation of an arti-
Gle just published III the Des Efdts On's, OF
new YORK ~,
we nave before us letter from the Mar
gus de kochambesv, dated August %, ana :
t tno WSs 10 mr; Enc Ohariier, memoor o,
Witch H. cor,,, nn''t,ama,, d;an,,ss;rn .ha
s',,,oot ' ns tI Sno,Jn, u,sus o ,ho
hraf;on o. ho srr,onJor ns ord Tnrn,yoii;s
70 tho aii;od or,,,;as ~ a,,d a,,,".;na
onno,,mcos that IN con for,,;t,, ,,;th t,,a ro'
",,nst 20 tbat oanot hn hoe oa m,'n aa III
cneageJ l.; mas ascertain;ng the prescnt Jom;.
c;ies Of ti,a fo,,,;i;as nf ,i,a E,ono,, oG,on,.,
clies Oh tne iamli,es Oh tne rrencn oihcers
that hn boz ,rr;ttom fnr t,,at nprpo, o,, nn
900 ,ettors '""' p"'p ''' ''''
Hc las srceooaod IN communication with
renrcsnntotivos of near,v ali Of thom " and
has ;ny;toJ them In Tho name or tha W r.
A M de- r. adds. aI have nm IN date
about n dozen accentances we NAV connt
mon NM de- Crassc a AbovilIe do Chaste.
jmse de- 81 simon do Chabaunes Tn poI;ce
do Icstyade do Noa;iIcs d,Ilonnos
d,Hamssonv;Ile do Rrogl;e de- s;lierne a.
Mcnnnviiie ana 7 rccc;Sa aver,, doS add;.
t;onal assurances of attendance Nine de-
The Evening critic., 1881-09-16
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things i'm Wasl
fnntOn.

hhS sVhss
SrREET-LAMPs will be lighted at GAO p.
m. and cxtinguishcd at 1:15 a. IN.
A FULL LINE of Wall Paper and Window
shades, at Vcerhoff's, DIG 18th street.
THrRTY-FIvE arrests were made by tho
police during the twcnty-four hours ending
at 9 Il. m.
A SLIGHT FIRE occurred at 1112 + street
last evening, originating from defective
Aue. The damage was trihing.
LUCINDA HAWKINS was found dead in
her bed early this morning, Mt ITO q
street. The Coroner was notified.
Two colored thieves entered A. NJ. Ciapp's
stable, No. 927 G street last night but were
frightened off without securing anything.
THE wagons of c. Wagner and George
NJ. Oyster collided at Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue last evening, injuring
both wagons considerably.
SOME EXCITEMENT was caused by loud
explosion on Pennsylvania avenue late last
night. A street car passing over railroad
torpedo caused the report. IA
JOHN PRICE, stalwart white man, who
refuses to work and loafs around, was to-
day sent down for ninety days by Judge
Smell. ~ n
RANDALL. CoRBrN for disturbing the
quietude Of the streets by loud and bolster
Gus talking, was to-day fined IS in the PO
lice Court.
JOHN Poe, chief of police of Rich
mond, returned to his home last evening,
having been in this city making police ar
rangements for Yorktown. no
MRS. LEVI, who conducts secondhand
clothing store on ID street, was charged in
the Police Court to-day with keeping an
unlicensed pawn shop; but the case was