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New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2.-Iho Burg0master Of this city
has forbidden tho sac OF newspapers IN the streets.
rcanso they Influence the pOpulacc during the recent
RIOTS"
RRussIIs Aug 1.-The Belgian Court OF Cessation
ba. anasned sentence OF fifteen yrars nprsonurnt
rec.Iy passed Deputy Nanicrmsson for the killing
Of hl, wife NandernisscD Will be gwen another trial.
DuulIN Aug. The corporation OF the city OF
fork mas presented to Lord Aberdeen farewell ad-
Grs. .IpressIng regret his departure from ireland.
Ths Cork IiarbOr Comm sOners AMI the Dubn Trade
\ euaut.
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PEORIA, Aug. tSpecidn.-W. ID. C0chrane'
senior pat tncr ot a hat manufacturing hrn OF Now
iork Phiadelph. aud Jersey trty. to this city
about two ago lie foil III afew DAYS ago aud has
been under tho care OF physician AMI nurse In tho
absence latter this morning Mr. Cochtano drHnh
the contents of Ito ontauIne hundred grams
or chioral. Medical ahl summoned. aud at ms
hour he Ia belle vod To DO OF danger.
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THE TROUBLES Ar BELFAST.

BELFAST, Aug. 2.-No further attempts at
riong made last nlght, and the city to-day was
quie Two OF tho Injured ia tue Disturbances Of
saturday and sunday critical cOGdtitiOn. Mr.
Kane grand master of the Or.ngemen OF Belfast. has
i..urd An address which he tOugrtulates OfAng"sn
upn fact that they w-rs not xrd Ia tho rocrnt
riots urges make united efforts MAINTAIN The
peacr ana prom Inquiry by royal commission TO
roye that Ordugemcn not to blame Tor the rOtng
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y
sJ5 900 to repair the injuries to the steamer Gale Ciiy
Mi-aGSt. DEBTOR
cue AGO Aug 2.Dcpuy ShcTn NIcter.On to-day levied
upon the James -mbcfi dealer hides and taow at
80 Ii KinIiSt. SmibrIt ten The cty srldcnly D..
not known whcro The amount Oi tho indebtedness IL
unknown.
4 GIFT 70 AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
WATTEBt Conn., Aug = Elisha icvcnwOrth. Of this
has tu managers Oi io Waterbury Industrial
ScI1oI !, check fOI flUOUO Accompanying Tie cheek
,tt,r m which MI LeyruwOrth THIS gift intended
Il, he absolutely wholly hoo rnm conditions iestIic.
Saturday o day th,
agcr, p.Id "a house and gIOunis flcd
EEMINDEE- OF riIE Loo NOOD NUt.DER
2-Kcli,s of tho Loo kw ooi tragedy are
u great The chestnut trre which Loci wood
hanged hu,r,lf i,
CENTS tiips of tc bough fI"n
which tl,o l..y at
inch bit OF rope sold OI one dollar
INsOLVLNCY sun AGAINST A CASHIER.
ST ALBANs Aug 2Jndgc TAFT OF the state bench on
p,nn OF the National Bank Oi MIilrlniiy, which Was IN
ic,sc 10 the flOOOn has auhoilcd nsoiten'
cednss against Albert Sowlcs cashier oil The dclnhcl
fiIst National Bank.
TYPHOID FEVER IN PIffSBURG.
IiII-Btg,, 1--WE now Cases and Three deaths
from typhOId lever reported TO tue EO,rd of
Health to-day lne disease Is spreading rapidly not
wiihsanding the cf0rs of the health oicsrs 10 check
It's raNagcs.
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SrycJDE dTTRIBUTED 10 SICKNESS.

CLEVELAND, Aug. = lSpccidb Mrs. Mary
Lunak. of iIamhurgst., sent her thrco children away
from the house today. Ia thc absence she
placed "A an-stck acro.s from her bedroom
tho top - From this sno hanged hrfsclf with
IA clothesline. She dead when her children
turned Her husband Is a newspaper man emppyed On
the Lianice NooDkcr. bohemian weekly. MIs. Lunak
suferrd W & o sumption for
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rppOSED 10 BE AN ELECTRIC WELL.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Ihe new
,ovn of MONTGOMERY FiDney County. Kan' Is deeply
,,er.,tsd IL what thought 10 be an electrical we'll
An electrical fame. which casts co"s'derao'0 'tus'
-, -, .b,t,rd by he motion Of ones hand from ono
, n, ,he rod to another, but immediately Ieappeas.
,Wn.~ s,roncesti f. 10 several inches hiRh' IL sNos
'rnno n,izztng sound, inrreasns or oscrcasn. ' 10
NV or hiyh It's lO2iS eet from sufiaoo VI
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LAST SICKNESS OF ABBE LIszr.

BAYREUTH, Aug. 2.-The Able List died III
Herr Frochs house. which stands WagnsPs villa.
IT,. Abbe was III when he here 10 tho Wagner fes-
,v.I and had the opera house. During
tho performance OF tuesday last he nervous ali
,r,rIul He contracted cold. which speedily turned
into Inflammation OF the lungs. IIe strength
idly ana on Friday lie dellriouD On Saturday ho
had slight Of reason. but he never rallied.
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THE LAUNCH OF THE GREAT RAFT A FA!LUF

HALIFAX, August 2 (SpeciaD.-For more
than year a mammoth tim ,er raft has been building
al Joggius, on the Bay OF Fundy, point from which
immense quantities timber and pilng are exported TO
NewYnrk The shipment OF this timber In rats instead
OF ny YES s.e would vast amount OF money in
freight dnty ana would revolutonze the business as at
present carried The raft IL 42o eot long, % ieet
wide 80 high and contains $500 900 feet OF timber
bnut in the shape OF q cigar and bound together By
massive chains running from stem 10 stern anG winding
round It every seven The pile weighed 5000 tons
and built enormous cradle running down 10
the shore The phenomenal tdes IN the Bay OF fuhdy
AZ this season cover this cradle and ectod that
agh tide the raft woHli be lifted on tho craie an
nOated. over 5000 persona assembled 10 witness tho
launch Saturday. but the raft would not bulge An
iucb. Tugs dispatched u Ambush for acE-crews
Tney wOrksi all Sunday morning and precisely AT
noon the huge pile glided smoothly seaward. "hon
200 feet the cradle broke with crash that was
heard for miles HARDWOOD timber two feet III diane
ter snapped Ike plpestems and smashed INTO ihaUu
wood. Inc cradle became total wreck, but the fsit
hoi together although IT'S position Is snch thst IL looks
impossible to float II succcssiuIy 10 Nc"-ioiE
1he whole loss will fall on New-YOrk men.
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ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.

HiPUBIICANS HOLDING THEIR OWN-A SECOND
BALLOT MANY DISTRICTS.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-Returns from lob of the
districts in which elections held yesterday for
egrseiiiers geierenur have been received Fourteen
hunt red and thirteen these officials elected ien-
paIiy In CSC Of the districts heard from Republicans
have been elected and 800 Conservatives have been
succcssin In 1O7 districts second ballot will be re-
qu.rei The Republican press calculate that tho Re
publican majority will not be seriously dunn! shed.
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LONDON, Aug 2.-The following additional
appointInents under the Government officially
annourced;
Irtsidcni of the Local Government Bodrd-CHARLEs
THOMSON KnCHIE.
Janior Iords Of he 7reasury-COLoSEL WILLIAM
HOOD WALEoND and SIDNEY HERBEKr.
Ni.hess 10 ne Eobes-TmE DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUCH.
Poi.tca Secretary Of he Board Of 7raae-BARos
HENRY DE WORMS with the management Of affairs OF
III tt department in the House OF Commons.
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UtLD on 4 CHARGg OF MUTIyY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 (SpeciGD. Carl Fer
dnand Berg. Charlos A Anderson, Joseph iicrlino.
Antonio Iussrn ami Theo liunsrr. OF the OF the
schooner John X. Southcr Captain J. ". BeanO whch
arrived at this port 1hursday Last have held
$500 baiI each TO tbr charge Of mu.iny.
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. VIEW RAILROA IyOORPORArED,

CuICAGo Aug. 2.-1he Chicago, Madison and
Markham Railway Company Incorporated THIS after
nam A. both Springfield, ILL.,, and MaiisoD WIS., This
"a The title Of line that to be bultby the i
t" t C.ntr.l Company 1t Will from Chicago VIA
Gr.ennrI no tho state at point IN Stephenson Cou
-, and thence to Mxutson.
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SEVEN LIVES LOST ATA FIRE.

NANTES, Aug. "A fire occurred i'll Il dwell
,nphouse here last night ami Hvo persons perlshod II
me flames A mother with child In her arns Jumpe'
from a window and both wero killed
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HASSA CHUShTIs POLITIOS.

BosToN, Aug 2 (SpeciaD.-The Prohibtory
state Committee held meeting to day at whlch rcsolu
tions were adopted denouncng the Republican party
and sneering at the recent antisalOon cOnv~non Tho
Committee called to meet Mt Worcester on sep
,.,nn., to have OganiZatiOn in every
,nwn IN the state and to mako "a vigorous campaign.
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REVOLUTIONARY CIRCULARS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Aug. 2.-Pamphlcts and circulars
containing an appeal TO the people TO cast of the CAS-
lillian yoke ami proclaim the Ancient Kingdom have
widely distributed III Catalonia. The police are Selling
documents.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST CARGO OF TEA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 2 (Speciat. .-Can&dIan Pa
ehc authorities here received word that tho sail
Ing vessel w. b. Flint has arrived Vancouver Brit
mh Columbia with the first OF tea to come by the
Railway She has on hoard 1887 cases OF tea OF which
els7 Will be distributed Ia Canada 4,2OO In Chicago.
sod 1900 In York. Three hundred new box cars
nave been ordered for the OF tho railway.
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GAINES .IND CASUALTIES.


FATAIIY HUH IN A 0HNW bA TsF"
IAtAItIt ind. Aug. 2 sham BATH" MAS "uEit Saiur
lay camp here Ah"ut 10000 puS"ns ~itncHs'' Tie nm'
nlay. John S,loyri, o Anti'ws lni, private "i 'nn
pan, badly hut IN il' hBht That In h' >cst,lv'
IWtutN eniUrs pIO,tI.ttd bj t'o hud
SIiOI Bl iIIi. HUSBAND.
CnrA.o Aug . Mis-. Mngsiu li'hni, Mormon wollal
o Iw,tV en- WAS Il, lr husband Theodore HE
land vcsicay while ~ 0uootns gallery The ball rh"I ..
, shoulder dnd vasSr untltvly uuonSh
tr ,riv mn, ting probably aia w"nd III" ,"uplU w"o
employed IN the gallery. ieland hec'Ics That the soo'ihS
was dcnlA
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PARxEILITE DELEGATES TO AMERICA.

DrELIN, Aug. 2.-The PaInellite party at It's
meeting on Wednesday will appoint delegates TO the
convention at Chicaso OF the National League OF Amer
lc4 Ii will at the arrange TO secure seats In
the House OF Commons for Messrs Healy and U brlen,
WHO were dc .tcd III the recent elections.
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,eoehsande, the husband Violet Cameron the we'll
vi. ;,n es!ue actress The husband had found his
~ ~itn iSord LOnsdale In a at a tavern and had
oeeh RcEed out of the by Lord onsdale who
otherwlse maltrcaed him
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TO STRIKE AGAINST THE PAYMENT OF Rents
DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-The National League has
ordered Its branches In County Kerry prepare for u
general strike against the payment OF rents.
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NEW-YORK. TUESDAY, AUGUST g. 1886

the water which is three and half feet deep
and xhaustIbc. Hundreds or people visit the well
every night.
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RNriuOi AUG . Iion,y Mh,l age ninrirrn ANA ION.
ca sino, !" We" -
LIZ rear ol pa,asl., Ia Aington AAiAoS
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TELEGRIPUIC NOrES.
rnE MHEEK OLE TILE GATE CIrY

ROsTOy Aug # IL estimated that IL VIII about
sJ5 900 To rcpdr the injuries to The steamer Ciiy
A Mi-sISt. DEBTOR
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of Lafourche.
A. Blum rs. No. 2231, Amedet
Benoit.e ais.

Take notice that acting under q writ of + i
fla emanating from the above entitled Court
in tbs above entitled and numbered case, l
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last anu high
est bidder at tae Court House 10 the Town Of
Thibodaux on
SATURDAY JANUARY .l5th 1887.
between the hours of II o'clock A NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. the following described property
to wit:
Acertain tract Of land situated in said Par
ish Oh the lett bank of Bayou Lafourche at
about one and Il hall mile above the Town Of
Thlbodaux and lying at tifty-six and a half
arpcnts from Baysm Lafourche measuring
three arpents and Il halt more or less trout
bv ten arpents more or less in depth between
c0nver.ing lines extending back to the p,int
where formerly stOod al old bridge, the lora
ton whereof is well known to the parties
hereto bounded above and in front by lands
otthe Abbie Plantation of NJ. w. Biilin, be.
low by u Canal belonging to said Billin and
in the rear by property OF vendor Henry
Enet Ledet !: together with all tho buildings
and improvements thereon.
Also. l sorrel mare mute. Dora one so-rel
blazc-face mare, one single horse cart. two
cows and ; calves, red and white, one COW
namod Patsy aud the other Belair also three
hogsheads of sugar, more or less and one bar
rel aud Il halt OF molasscs, more or less.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States Treasury notes, to pay
principal, interest and cost III above quit.
December 10th. 1886.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received until Monday,
D ecember. l3, 1856, at 2 o'clock z. NJ. for the
construction of Il dixie, or dirt bridge, across
the Barataria CaLal at Longuevllle. Said
dixie must have Il crest, or width of thirty
feet OIL top. commencing at the wooden tas-
cine, now in rear Of the levee. AID public
road. with the usual declinatiOn Or slope to-
wards the rear.
The dixie must be constructed to q height
of two feet above the public road, on each
side of the canal, and properly arranged for
U.s.. and Of IL length necessary to connect
without the opposite banks.
The work will be paid in cash on completion
of the like.
A deposit of $4,000 must accompany each
bid as a pledge that the work will be begun
with unnecessary delay.
For further particulars inquire of the I'M
dersigued at Longuevillc or Ihibodaux to
whom all bids should be addressed.
S. 7. GRISAMORE,
JAMES MORAN,
special Committee.
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The rainfall was,

On last Thursday, the wife of G.
A. Boudreaux Esq. died at her res
idence on Market street.
Another good and es,imable lady
has departed at the age Of forty
years. The deceased was native
OF Thibodaux, whereshe has always
resided.
She leaves "a husband and sever
al children. to mourn a loss that can
never be replaced on earth.
She had been suffering for some
time, and her death was not unex
pected, though mono the less sad:
She was inferred in ST. .loseph's
cemetery, yesterday evening.
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THE L. A. AND A. r. r.

-
To Editors Thibodaux SENTINEL
As one of the Board of Directors:
of the LafOurche, Assumption and
Ascension RailR DAD, l was present
In N"pOleonville at a meeting of
the Board and anyone interested
in the material development of The
STATE would have been gratified at
the earnest zeal exhibited by each
of the eighteen directors present.
| presume in another portion of the
paper "iil be seen who we're elect
ed as officers. The line has been
run by the engineers from Napo
leOnvlile, decreasing the distance
between the two places about 81
miles. The line as located will
pass near the greater part of the
sugar houses lying between the
two towns running as rule On
plantation head lands aud requir
ing oa!.y to be graded sufficiently
to Civ" drainage for the ties.
The latter part of this week the ell
gineers will commence the survey
towards ThibodauX and thence to
Lockport. 1t goes without say
ing that this road can he made of
i%ncalculable benefit to the Parish
of Latourclle aud its citizens.
While nothing definite was decided
AS to the gua.e l am satisfied that
it will be the standard guage aud
connect with Morgan Road at La
fourche Crossing and Thibodaux,
with the Pacific at DOnalds0nville
and with the Father of Waters at
the latter place. 1t will thus be seen
that having its terminus at the
Mississippi River that it will be
perfectly independent Of the roads
already built and will he feeder for
them only so far as it is made to
the interest of shippers. With this
road built the Inconvenience of low
water will no longer be telt. The
Board of Directors are exceedingly
anxious that III own citizens of
the three Parishes will take up the
1900 shares of stock which has been
put at Forty Dollars per share and
thus hcep alive u hone feeling in
the enterprise. The road will be
built beyond a peradventure and
in Il year or SO answer the argu
ment so often advanced in this
country, that there is no necessity
for it dis We never had one heIore,
LEWIS GUION,
lce-President, l.. A. and A. r. r,
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The entertainments prepared for
the relief of the suffering poor OF
Thibodaux, and the Sabine suffer
ers came off OH Thursday night.
Firemen's Hall had II large atten
dance from town and country.
The drama, "Lady Clara" was
very nicely gotten up, and by the
aid of the excellent scenery was a
very creditable performance.
The actors all did very we'll for
amateurs, and won the applause
and commentators Of the audience.
The tables were loaled with deli
cacies, and presided. over by the
ladies, in their usual graceful, and
pleasant style, and were we'll patron
lied by the visitors.
Last night the entertainment
closed with doubtless u large atteD
dauce.
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An adjourned mass meeting Of
the people of Thibodaux was held
on Tuesday evening, in the Town
Hall. Mr.. Moore, the Chairman,
being absent, Mr.. Thomas A. Ba
deaux was called upon to preside.
In the absence Of Capt. Guion,
chairman of the special committee
to report the feasibility of inaugu
rating home factories of some kind
in this Town, Mr.. Il. R.. Mcbride
read II report in which mention was
made of many industries that
might be started here, and prove
remunerativc, such as canning
fruits, figs, berries, aud the making
of wines, %jellies, marmalades, Sc,
from oranges and other fruits.
Major Grisamore, from the spe
ciai committee appointed to report
upon the practicability of forming
a permanent organization, reported
fav,rably, and presented a COPY of
bylaws for the government of the
same.
Upon tn e motion to form a per
manent organization: the meeting
was addressed by Messrs. Grisa-
more, ALBERT, Schneider, Mcbride,
Boudreaux, Lorio, Badeanx, and
others, all strongly favoriDg the
movement.
1: was finally resolved that the
meeting adjourn to meet on Wed
nesday evening, December 10 ms
| slant, for the purpose of electiDg
the officers aud completing the or
ga~nization, and that an invitation
be given to all citizens of the Town
and surrounding country to attend
and assist in the proposed organiza
ton.
1t was resolved to call the organ
ization ssThe Mercantile, Mechani.
cal aud Agricultural Association"
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The sugar house of WA. L. Shat.
fer, in Chacahoula, was burned
about tell days ago, with over 600
bbls sugar aud II quantity of mo
las SEES. Some sugar was saved.
The fire caught tlOm burning bag
asse. All attempts to arrest the
cOntlagratiOn were unavailing. His
neiynUorS offered him The use OF
their teams, and NJ. McCullom
gave the use OF his sugar house to
grind the balance of his crop.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the repu
tatlon Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States !; they are known
IRON the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are
gwen who have had their sight i'm
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by ]. T. Thibo
,osaux, druggist, Thibodaux, La
NSefy pair warranted.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL OF LafOurche.
Succes sion Of Scholastic Babin decea
sed uUe Of Louis alias Lesin
Martin. No. SOL Probates.

Whereas, Louis alias Lezin Mattin, of said
parish, administrator OF said succession, has
rendered Il final account Of his adIlinistra-
ton.
Now, therefore, all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Office within ten days following the pres
ent notice. any objection which they may
nave to the said administration, otherwise the
said count will be approved according to
law.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
@L.S. ; Of the seal OF my office. at Tbibodaax,
(~ )this,llth day Of December, 1885.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court.
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Second Justice Court of l.. p.
CaillOuet.
Braud G Legendre Is. Desire Le-
Blanc.

Take notice that acting under a writ Of fl
ia emanatins from the above entitled Court
in the above entitled ease, / have seized and
will offer Tor sale ut public auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on the
premises, situated at about 5 miles above
the town of Thibodanx and l mile from Bayou
Lafourche, on the right descending bank, on
Wednesday the 22nd day Of December, 1856.
between the hours of ii O'clock A. N. and 1
o'clock P. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
l carriage, I lot of ~corn--abOut 200 barrels:
l mule, l black horse, l roar. Ihorse and !
hogs.
Terms md conditions Of sale cash ON the
spot in United Ststes treasury notes, to by
principal, interest aad costa in above suit.-
December It'll, IN.
e. 4. Ee0DRRAN.
CsastsA1A ~, Wae&
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Pal
ish Of Lafourche.
Succession Of Aleris Awtia and mife
No. 1896 RrObates.

Whereas, Mrs. Celina Autin, of said parisll,
administrative Of the above succession, wife
OF Joseph Defruys, also Of said parish and
said Joseph DeGruys rs Joint administrator
of said succession, have rendered q Final &C.
count OF their administration and pray the
homologation Ofthe same.
Now. therefore, all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce III
this office With: ten days following the
present notice, any objection which they may
have to tho said account, otherwise the
said account will be homologated according
to law.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. ; Of the seal of my office, at Tbihodaux
~ Parish aud State aforesaid this 18th
DAY Of December, 1886.
j. w: KNOBLQCH,
Clerk Of said COurt
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/, /. SCHNEIDER
will soon remove to his
NEW STAND
at the corner Of
MAIN M
STREETS.

On last Saturday the cold wave
reached here n hours behind time.
On Sunday morning tue ground
wa frozen hard, and the tempera-
ture remained at or near freezing
point all day. In til. morning a
few flakes OF 'sbeautiful snow" were
seen but the SNOW did not come.
On Sunday aud Monday nights it
troze hard again.
There a but little, if any, su.
gar Cane left standing, and that
little has been easily saved before
sfoiling.
We do not think that it was cold
enough to kill the young orange
trees.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession of Honorf TRibodaur and
Community. NJ. 1901.

Whereas. Lovingly Thibedanx, Of said par
ish, administrator Of the above succession,
has this day rendered u Final account Of his
administration and prays the hOmologation
Of the same.
Now, therefore. all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Office within ten days following the pres
cot notice. any objection which they may
have to the said account, otherwise the said
account will b approved according = Law.
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