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Naval Orders.
FROM BALTIMORE.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREsS.l
Exclusively 10 The EUening Telegraph.
Terrible Shooting Affair

Exclusively TO The EUening Telegraph
Terrible Shooting Affair.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-A young woman, aged
about twenty years, name unknown, was muir
dered at an early hour on Saturday morning
near Chase's station, on the Philadelphia Rail-
road by party of men, who claim to have mis-
taken her for man dressed in women's clothes
who had been prewling about the neighborhood
for some time past, stealing poultry, etc.
She was first seen on Friday night acting sus-
plciously, and early on Saturday morning a
party of four whites and two colored men went
in search of her. They found her sitting on a
bank beside the railroad track, and one Joseph
League, who was armed with shot gun, fired
the charge, taking effect in her forehead, killing
her instantly.
The woman had blue eyes, long fiaxen hair,
was neatly clad, and of lady-like appearance.
1t is supposed she was insane and had escaped
from custody. The murderer was arrested, and
the authorities are investigating the affair.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Stocks strong Money easy
at per cent. Gold, 1121. b-2Os. 1853, coupons,
il2s< DO 1894 cp ll2k; 40. 1885, cp ll2z 40 1885,
new 49, do 1851, 116 do. 1865 10Y 10 4Os, HOY
Virginia 6s, new, 72 Missouri %, sozS Canton Co.,
70; Q 1mbeiand preferred, ~; n: 4. Central
ii6I: ADAMS Express, s0A Michigan Central, 100,
eT div J MichlVan southern 112& Illinois Central,
1sb: ole, yeland and Pittsburg, 1l74; Chicago aud
ROCK Isl,lpd, MY; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne,
9SI. WeVtern Union Telegraph, bsH.
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FROM THE WEST.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ESclusiUety 10 The Euent71 Telegraph.
singular Conduct of Mill Operatfves.


Singular Conduct OF Mill Operatives.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-There was considera-
BILE excitement in Newark, Ohio, on Saturday
night by the arrest of George 8. Tight, Presi-
dent of the Newark Rolling Mill Company, by
one hundred and fifty operatives, who pro-
ceeded to Granville, took him in custody.
and returned to Newark, where he
was Iplaced in the companys Office Iunder
guard. Back pay, which it was claimed the,
president had the means of paying, was the
cause. IHe was finally released till to-day, whenI
he promised to properly account for the funds
in his hands.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL.

The List of Students Admitted To the
Central High school To-day.
The following-named applicants, having passed
the required examination, were to-day admitted
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New York Money and stock Market.

xTTEDDnVG AND ENGAGEMENT RINGs
w or solhd 1s-karat dne gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED a full assortment OF sizes always on
hand FARh N BROTHER. Makers,
No. t2a CHESNOT sueet, below Fourth.
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A CONJUROR.
New Branch of Medical Art-How til
Thing Works.

New Branch of Medical Art-How the
Thing Works.
The days of ignorant superstition and Jug
Cling sharpers have not passed yet. A German
woman living in Charlotte street, above Canal
has sick child. On last Saturday afternoon a
German named Fergus went to the lady and
said that he could cure the infant.
Said the glib-tongued rascal to the LADY,
"You see, madame, l am physician from
Germany. Ipractice a peculiar kind of medi-
cine. l cure by the charm known as nervous
sympathy Don't be drugging your child with
your internal aopathic stuff, but leave the child
to me, and warrant it will be on its legs in short
order" And thus he went on at this voluble rate
to great extent.
The bait was gulped down, and the child was
produced for the nervous sympathy" practice.
Fergus commenced operations by drawing from
his pocket small vial, which he tasted himself
and then gave some to the infant. He then ask ed
for two-dollar bill. This was produced. He
laid it upon the table, sprinkled ID with the
back again to the'mother. All this time he was
muttering and mumbling like a lunatic.
He then went out, and said he would return
in half an hour. Prompt to his promise,
nervous sympathy" operations He asked the
woman her age, and her husbands age, and
when he came into the country, and a host OF
other questions. He finally got down to bust
ness, and plumply put the questions -"Have
much? What kind of money is it, and
where is it?" During this time he
was still keeping up the domestic incarnation
scene, muttering, crossing himself, and all
manner of strange motions and sounds. The
woman said she had $40 in greenbacks. She was
desired to bring it down stairs and lay it upon
the settee. She did so. Out came the little
bottle again, and the cash was sprlnkled as
before.
Handing the bottle to the woman, he said,
"Here, take this up stairs and sprinkle the child
She complied with this request also. She went UP
stairs, leaving the cash on the settee and when
she returned Fergus and the money were gone
Fortunately the swindler was arrested yester-
day. He was taken before Alderman Riddle and
is now in Moyamensing.
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HORRIBLE. "A woman aged about thirty
years. giving the name of Johanna Clark, was
found, during the violent thunder gust of Satur-
day night, drunk, lying on the broad of her
back in Chestnut street. In her arms she had a
child with not stitch of clothing on but pair
of shoes. She and the babe were taken to the
Central Station and cared for
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vice took place at st. Johns Catholic Church
yesterday afternoon, as stated. At its conclusion
a meetingof the choir was held in the parlor OF
the parochial residence to take action on the
resignation of the leader, Mr.. T. E. Harkins
Professor W. A. Newland presided, and Mr.
James A. Connor acted as Secretary. Resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted expressing re-
gret at the severance of Mr. Harkins from the
choir, and complimenting him upon the success
full results of his labors to bring the choir to a
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ANOTHER GoUGE.-A thief, some. six weeks
ago. gained, by an ingenious lie, the conf
dence of Mr.. James Dehan, living at No. 6l3
North Sixteenth street. He was admitted to
the house, and, watching his chances, one day
last week he decamped with S58 belonging to
Mrs. Dehen. He has not since been heard
from
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PoNTIFICAL CELEBRATIoN.-The coronation
of his Holiness Pope Plus TX was celebrated in
St. Augustines Church, Fourth street, near
Vine, yesterday, with solemn ceremonies. Rev.
Father Stanton celebrated mass, and the choir,
under the direction of H. q. Thunder, sang
Scherbauer's Grand Mass in the most effective
manner. The solos of the mass were admirably
sung by Miss Cathcart, soprano; Mrs. McHugh,
contralto; Mr.. Holmes, bass; and Mr.. Fisher,
tenor, while its grand chorals were executed
with rare spiritl and effect by the large chorus
that assisted in the performance. A prominent
feature of the musical portion of the celebration
was the Lrendition of very fine Sdlutaris
Hostia, from Donizetti, which was sung by Mrs.
McHugh, at the offertory of the mass, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Thunder on the violoncello and by
Mr.. G. w. Hewitt at the organ.
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FELL DEAD.-Frederick Schaeffer, aged IS
years. living at No. 329 st. Jehn street. fell dead
this morning at seven o'clock az the corner of
Fourth and Wood streets. He was in perfect
health when he left home. The body is at the
Morgue, awaiting an inquest by the Coroner.
MEETING OF CoUNCns.-This afternoon both
branches of Councils met in Joint convention
and elected William II. Taggart Coal Inspector,
under the provisions of an act passed by the
recent Legislature.
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Coal on AGAIN.-A coal-oil lamp last night
exploded, and set fire to the clothing and burned
Mrs. Sarah Newman, living at the rear of No.
339 New Market street. The unfortunate woman
was horribly burned. She was taken to st.
Mary's Hospital. The probabilities are that she
will not recover,
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NEAT SwINDLE.-A Mrs. Gregory, living
at No. 730 Evangelist street, was swindied by a
sharper out of $50 on Friday night last The
fellow during the absence of her husband went
her son had robbed his employer of $4OO, that
the boy had been arrested and all the money
with the exception of S75 had been recovered,
and that If this amount was handed over the
case would be settled and the lad set at liberty.
Mrs. Gregory handed out all the money, which
was $50, she had in the house. The fellow took
1t and disappeared. The story was found to be
lie, and thus she was swindled.
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Dudley, and James McQuade, the latter des-
perate rufian, and who, it will be recollected,
is under bail for nearly beating the life out of
Mr.. George Pabst at Callowhill street and York
avenue, were arrested last night for a malicious
piece of business at the Lincoln House, Fourth
and Wood streets. These men were on the
"beating" game last night-thatis, they went to a
number of places, bullied the bartenders out of
drinks, and never thought of paying for them.
the Lincoln House. The proprietor who had
closed up, refused to go down and let them in,
when they deliberately smashed the glasses in
his windows. Officers Jones and Shelly, of the
Seventh district, arrested them, and they have
been held in $500 bail by Alderman Toland.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-24
ARTICLE Y

The Stockholders of the Company. a, Il
general meeting to be called for the purpose.
after twenty days notice in one of the news
papers Of the City Of New Oylrans. and in
one of those published in the Parishes Of
jefferson, ST. Charles, St. John the Baptist
and st. James,-shalI have power to make
any changes, additions or notifications in this
Act OF incorporation; provided, tina, three
lonr'l's Of the Stock represented at such
meeting: Shall vote, directly or by proxy, in
iavor of such proposed measures and any of
SAID change, addition or modification, shall he
recorded as required Ivy law.
Tins done and passed in my office, n, the
Parish of Saint James, on the day, month and
year frs, above written, in the presence of
Messienrs Andre Louis Roman aud Evaristc
Camille Mire. competent witnesses. who have
l1elenh'o signed ,heir names with the appea.
rerS, and me the aforesaid Notary
The Original is signed - John Clayton,
Marcel Gnidty, J. Il. Lambert, J. Bloch, J..
Eugene Chene,-p. pro. J. Bloch, Louis dc
Leap. pro. J. Bloch, J. A. Bonrgcois-p.
pro. J. Bloch, l.. Zach. Bacl,r,nin-p. pro
]. B'oci-, Thaodnle Elfer,-p pro. J. Bloch
=, Pierre Marie Mtdoux-p pro. J. Bloch,
VIM, Brook p. pro. J. Bloch, Thomas
Allcn-p. pro J. Bloch, Cornelius s. Hull
p. pro. J. Bloch, James McCabe-p p. pro.
J. Bloch, Christopher llackinser-p, pro. J.
Bloch, Edw. N. Ra,ier-p. pro. J. Bloch.
Fred. Hughes-p. pro. J. Bloch, Henry
kern"r-r, pro. j, Bloch, And. T.. Roman,
Etc. Camille Mire, Alfred Roman Not. Pub,
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avis

AVIS est tonnc aux rfrsonncs qnt anfat nj sous
crit POUR les II parattonS Il Ia l-vcc de la Maison de-
Cour, q~n,prhs lie r%,iemen, des dtpenses ncournts
une balance de S2i6 l3, In, verse;. dams les mains dn
>ons>ignG,-e, on. lie comi,t des d6renses a decide
d'u,iis.r ce,tc ta'ance en- con,rlbuant n la liste de
subscription pour / arrestation des meur.riers de Mean
tealh.
Ton,efojs les sonsc, p,e"rs qni ne p%ar'asrnt pas les
vnes du comi,t p-uvent RETAINER leur quote part &c
cette balance en- s'adressant Il
F. p. POCIiE,
St-Jlc1nes, 10 10 JUN 1871. du Comitc.
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ayD@19La3

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
subscribed TO the list for repairs to the Court. House
levee, 'hat after the payment Of all necessary expenses,
\ balance Of S2iG 40 is left in the hands Of the under
signed. and that the committee on expenses lave
list for the arrest and prosecution Of the "Meanteath
mntderets''.
Such of the Subscribers. however, who may not
approve Of this resolution can clam tlsir quota Of the
b aancc above set forth by applying 10
F.P. POCHE.
ST. James. June 18Th ISL. Chairman.
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INSTITUTION ST-JACeUES.
DirigfSc par r.4bbt Il. Tg"o"cf,
"mcicn professor q" pcW
Sffminniyr M Paris.
I:cOlc Isa~vOi>SiHlC.
EColc prcparalOirc uu College.

En- fnndan, il y " plus dun an finstitniion
St.Jacqurs, lie Dlrcc,cnr dc ceitc ecolc s'est
propose IN double but:
Ia. Bonner nnr instruction sunisante aux
e%nfan,s de la patoisse quo les parents ne YOU
draicn, pas envoycr an College.
90, p,tpasrr ponr le college les %jeuncs
%enfan's qni doivrn, faire DIES Guides plus com
pl6,rs.
L'rxpirienc' a pronvi QUO los grands eta
bli-Semcn,S ne sont ,tel'cmcni proffahEcs
qn'auX 6leyes Gui >'v pteSrutrnt sachnni hicn
lire el fcrire, Ell pos>adani an moins los pre-
micrs elements des langues. t. Tndit"iion NJ
.Jnc9nes recevan, IN no'nhre limi'G de pension.
naircs scra pins a meme de donner des soins
spicianx aux tleves 0ni comtncncen'.
DenX professrnrs attaches d e.ab>isscmcni
y cnseignent resppctivrment 'enr langne
n@a,ionalc l%'annlais c, lie '%rancais. 81 les bran
ches ordinances d'etuaes, y cumrris la 'ennc
dos livrrs.
D.s Iccons dc mnsiqn" vocalc sont donnees
gratuilcment i tons 'cs elcves.
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|. h GAuDET. ALFRED ROMAN,
hVoc"t. AvOCat Il Notnlre.
GAuDET B. ROMAN
ETUDE DE NOTAIRE,
Pasoisse 81, .IacQues, lie.
Gabrielle Post Office.

MN. Gardet ct Roman exerceront Ienr pro.
fession devant Ia Cour du qnatrieme District
Judiciaire, surtout dams les paroisses ST JAG
ques, Ascension Ell st Jean Bap,iste, ct deyant
la Csur Supreme de rE,at.
BUREAUx Residence de NJ. J. K. Gaudet.
give droi,e.)
Residence de NJ. Alfred Roman. { rive.
droite.)
Rive gauche, d cote de Ia Maison de
Cour.
&c dernier bureau est onvert tous les lundi,
mercredi ct vendredi, de 10 heures A. NJ, ! 2
henres'P p. M.
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CHARTE.

Quill SOFT connu que, e wing, qnatre Mai, annte De
notre Seignenr mil hut cent soixante ct ONE, devant
mo-, Alfred Roman, no,aire public dams G, pour Ia
paroisse St-lacques, Fiat de la Louisiane diment
commissioner Ct assermen.e, ct en- presence dts Il.
moins ci-aptes NOMINEES ct d~t,ignts,
Ont rersonne|lenent comparu les parties soussi-
gntes, stipn'ant en- lenr nom ct an nom de ccux
q u 'elIes reprtSen'cnt, It on, dtclart:
One sautorisan, des dro.ts e, privileges earantis rr
ct contenus dams les Provisions des Status de IE,a,
de ia LonIsane nyant trait a Reorganization DIES Cor
pnra'ions dams !I,tat, eles on, contrac,t It convenn. I'll
On eI'es contractent, convenient ct Sc Lent, par les
prdsentes, pour elles mtnes ct ceux qn'eiles repre-.
sen'en', a letlet de former, de consti'ner e, d't,abIir
une Conpagnie de navigation a vapenr, dans lie but d,
I obie', sons les clauses, conditions e, rfslemen,s c-
apres L~tsignts, SAVIOR:
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ARTICLE TX.

The capital Of the "New Orleans and 81.
James Packet Company, shall be Twenty
thousand dollars, with privilege Of increasing
il 10 one lund ed thousand, divided into shares
Of one hundred dollars eacl'.- twenty-five
per cent, Of the subscribed stock shall be
paid IN cash, and the balance in three equal
i%ns,alImcn,s Of twenty-five dollars each,
payable respectively, 1--we months, three
months and four months after date, 10 the
order Of the New Orleans and Saint james
Packe. Company, at the Office Of the Record
ey Of the Parish Of Saint James.
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ARTICLE Xxx.

A Tariff regulating the price of freight and
passage shall be adopted by the Board, and
shall be so arranged as 10 insure the conf.
dence Of Planters and Merchants, and show
oil how anxious this Company is 10 promote
the general interest Of the Community.
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a RTICLE II.

La prf>ente Corporation est c'Gte pour lie ,tanspor,
par eau, de ftt ct de passengers entire Ia Vile de Ia
Nonvelie'orlcans ct la Unite supGrieure de la paroisse
= Jacques, dams Get Eat It, pour repondre a son
but, la dite Corporation a pour oLiet prtcis d'acteter
nn bateau a vapeur bon, soide e. ben conditionnt,
gun voyagera trois fos par semaine, entire les limit.s
c,'dessns dtsisntes, aux jours, iniervalles ct temp
adoptts a Get etlet.
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ARTICLE /,

-44--+--ss++-H Es-.4S.eaie des aTaires
de la Compa2 ME seront conifes 4 I'M Comi,t de
Commissaires, qni sera compose dun President, nm
Ircsorier (Secrttalre ex~-otiaio) -e, de HUT au,res
personnes qui seron, choisies parmi les ac,ionnaires de
la compaenie.
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I.

Cet'e Compagnie se'a connne ct d&signGe sous le
nom ct titre de "Compasnie de Ba,-au a vapeur de la
Nouvelle. Orleans Ct de St-Jacqnes.'' Z, son domici!e
sera ct est fxe e, ttabli dams Ia paroisse S,.Jaceues.
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ARTICLE Nv.

Every share of Stock shall en,i,le the hold
er thereof TO one vote, until the amount of
shares shall reach one thousand dollars: aud.
then, each five hundred dollars shall be en-
titled TO Que additional vote. until the amour,
Of shares shall reach three thousand dollars;
after which, eacl, one thousand dollars shall
be entitled to one additional! vote provided,
that all the Stock Aforesaid, emitting The holder
thereof 10 vote, shall no, have been trans.
ferred for a shorter period than three months
prior TO said election.
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ARTICLE III.

Cet,e Comrngnie dot exi>ter pendent vingt cino
ans mais ellie pcn, t,re dissou,e avan,, ct u tout temps.
avec iasSent'msnt d1s actionnaifes reprcsentGs il une
reunion sPcciaiein-ns convoqute pour Get efi-t dams
lequel cas-, une majori't des deux tiers des votes
presents, votes par aetionnaires en- personne on par
procuratIon, sera nCcessaire e, sttictement Ieqnise.
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ARTICLE XVI.

The Company may commence business as
soon as Twelve thousand dollars of its capital
shall have been subscribed; but the fiscal
year hereafter shall commence on the first
October of each year.
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ARTICLE V.

LIE dit Coml,t des Commissioners sera tlu, se premier
escep'e, CONNIE il sera CT, apres determine, lie premier
Lundi de Sep'enbre de chaque aimee, an lieu de,iynt
par lie Comi,G, dams la paroisse St.Jacqu.s. It avis
detection sera public au moins qninze jonrs a
favance, dams deux journaux publits il Ia Nouvelie-
Orleans ct dams denx publlds a la campagne.-avis
signe par lie Secrftaire ea ufiicio. LIE Comit6 chnisira
ttois aclionnaires, CONNIE inspec,euts, pour prtsiJer a
ltlection; OIL, 81 les dts Inspectors reinsen, gu son,
absents, lie President rourra en- choisir Lautres
pour les r%emplacer. Les membres du Comitt d.s
Commissioners, ainsi Gus, en,reront en- fonctions lie
premier Lnndi d'Octobre suivan., ct y resteront pen
dant nne aimee, on jusqn'a ce qre leurs SUCCESSORS
solent qualities pour agir en- leur lieu.
ARTICLE VI.
lie President, on, eu son absence, lie Trtsorier ct
Secretaire ex-oflicio de la Compasnie, sera l'oficier,
anque' seront servis les citations, on tous antres docu.
men,s lfgaux on ordres de poursui.. con,re Ia dite
Compagnie.
ARTICLE VII.
Cette Corporation pourra ltgalement acheter, vendre,
hypothequer, ~prendre, recevoir. ~ross6der, ct, en- tout
point, acqutrir une propri6t6 rtelle ct rersonnelle.-
Ellie poura otter ct ttre ci,Ge, poursuivre ct t,re
poursuivie It ellie sera, ct ellie es, par les presentes,
antorisce Il faire des regles, rfg'einents, performances,
ct tout ce qmi peut 6tre u,ile Il son gouvernement ct a
son entre,ien, ponrvu que tout celia n al, rien de con.
traire a la Constitution ct aux lois des Eats mis- e,
de Ia Louisiana, ct il Get Acte Incorporation.
ARTICLE VIII.
I'm sceau, avec une devise ct lie nom de Ia Corpora.
ton dsssus, sera adopl6 pour la Corporation.
Article TX.
lie capital de Ia "Compagnie de Batean a vapeur de
Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans ct de St-Jacques'' sera de Vinri
Mile dollars, avec privilege d'augmen.er ce capital
jusqna cent mile dollars, divise en- actions de cen,
piastres Faction, Vingt.cinq pour cent DIES action.
prises sera paye compliant, ct la balance en- trois pale.
ments de vingt.cinq pias,res chacun sera psyte a deux
trois ct quatre mois apres date, a i'ordre de la Com.
pagnie de Bateau a vspeur de la No lveIle. leans e,
dc St-Jacques' au bureau du Recorder de la paroisse
St.Jacques.
ARTICLE X.
Des recus. signes par lie President ct lie Tresorier,
seront donnes aux actionnares pour le montant pave
compliant, ct pour les bilets fournis pour Ia balance
due. Ces recus seront rendus d Ia Compsgnis sur
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ARTICLE X.

Des recus, sign6s par lie President ct lie Tresorier,
seront donnes aux actionnaires pour le montant pave
compliant, ct pour les billets fournis pour Ia balance
due. Ces recus seront rendus d Ia Compagnis sur
~certifcats d'actions.
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The administration and general manage.
ment Of the business Of the Company shall
composed of a President, a Treasurer-(ex-
olfcio Secre'ary)-and eight other persons to
be chosen from among the Stockholders Of the
Company.
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ARTICLE III.

This Company is 10 exist and continue for
the full term Of Twenty-Five years, bn, may
be dissolved at any time before, with the
assent of the Stockholders, represented at a
meeting specially called for that purpose; in
which case, a majority Of two thirds of the
votes present, in proper person or by proxy,
shall be necessary and strictly required
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-24
ARTICLE XIX.

lie devolr dn Cspi'aine sera, par l'entremise du pre-.
mier commits dn b,teau, d'eovoy.r chaque semnine un
rapport on I'M ttat general de> transact. ons d atlaires
dn btteau ieqnel rapport Sc nommera ct sera .. artttt
de complies des ailalfes De la Compasnie en- ce qni
regsrde lie d, blteau, e, sera signt par lie commis e, lie
cari'ains, puts dlmeh, cnvoyt au President, on an
Trtso,ie du ComitG.
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J. X GAUDET.
kvOCHt.
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ARTICLE

TIC following named Stockholders shall
constitute the first Board of Trustees, and
shall hold their seats until their successors
shall have been elected and qualified, in
Ch6net, Louis DeLea, Thtodn|e Elfcr,, Cor.
ne'ius S. Hull, John Clayton, Jules Chique',
Charles Lassaigne, Jules Dornicr, Neville r.
Delogny, and Aris,ide Bourgeois.
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II shall be the duty of the Captain, through
the head Clerk of the Boat, to send in, once a
week to Board Of Trustees, a report or general
statement Of the business transactions of the
Steamer, which said report shall be called
and will! be, the "balance sheet" Of the affairs
of the Company as regards the said Steamer,
and shall be signed both by tile Clerk and the
Captain, and duly forwarded to the President
or Treasurer Of the Board,