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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
DEATH OF A REPUTED THIEF.
A Fractured Skull.


Charles Frost, the man suspected OF being one OF
gang OF burglars who gained access 10 the store
145 Duane street, on Sunday night last, and who
fell from the roof to the rear yard and terribly in
jured himself died yesterday in centre Street
Hospital. Frost was thrty-f five years OF age, and
native OF England. 1t il said that he was once
quite respectable man, he having kept an oyster
saloon in Eighth avenue near Thirty first street.
Az later period he sold out and purchased a farm
near Railway, N. j., whittier he moved and lived for
some time. Subsequently Frost tired OF leading
farmers lie sold his place and returned to this CITY,
where he opened q drinking place in West street.
near Robinson. Deceased has left widow and
two children In TarrytOwn, WesLchester county,
where he lived ashort time previous to starting the
groggery. During his condition OF consciousness
In the hospital Frost conversed with Mr. Brown,
the warden, but declined making any statement
calculated to relieve him from the suspicion or
being thief Frost seemed much troubled lest his
wife and children and a few other friends should
learn OF his misfortune and probable DEATH
Deputy Coroner Cushman yesterday sent the
body to the M0rgue, where ne Will make post
mortem examination. Frost had fracture OF the
skull.
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REGULATING PETER.
A Young German Only Seven Months In tho
Country RObs His Employer Of 9413.

A Young German Only Seven Months In the
Country RObs His Employer Of SASS.
Herman Rookie Is the proprietor OF a lager beer
brewery at $50 East Fortysixh street. He nad Tor
barKeeper one Peter Mederhold. youth about nine
teen years Of age, whom he implicitly trusted, be-
cause he was only seven months IN the country. and
supposed therefore to be perfectly guieess and
innocent OF harm. Tuesday night last Mr.. Rockies
collector, Richard Gundman, came TO Peter Meder-
hold and gave him $45a. the proceeds Of his collec-
lions that day. The boy Peter took the money and
shortly after putting IL In his pocket left the house.
Mr.. Rookie, who was out on business, returned
home about hafpast eleven o'clock ana discovered
his loss. He Immediately started out In pursuit OF
his barkeeper, and after long search found him IN
Hubner's Hotel, In the Bowery. lie there and then
accused him OF the theft ana took from Peter what
money was leIr amounting to $3.50 Peter made
no resistance whatever but took It all as
good Joke. When asked what disposition ne
had made OF the $40 that was missing he replied
that he had spent II like man, treating the girls IN
the concert saloon to wine. This innocent youth
was artaigned before Judge Shandev at Essex Mar
ket yesterday afternoon. lie freely confessed his
guilt sayng:-'I don't know what l took the
money for, but took II anyway. i didn't spend II
for anything but drinks" He was held to answer
under s., 900 bail.
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.


The chief feature OF interest on the Stock Elk.
change continued to be furnished by Union Pacific,
which ranged from 81 to 3s3, win very active and
at times excited dealings. The Horace +. Clarke
party claim to have a practical "corner'' on the
s.short" interest, which they Will make use
OF from day to day for the purpose not
only OF relieving themselves entirely from In
terest chargcs but also Of exacting consideration
for the use OF the stock. To-day as high as u per
cent was paid for the Use OF the certificates by the
"bearsn IN making deliveries and at one time she
difference between "cash" and "regular' price Of
The stock was x per cent, u u per cent having
been the difference for quite series OF TRANSACTIONS
or course the present advance is entirely specu-
lattve, ana Is maintained by the "bullsn
oping to the widespread extent OF The speculation
Tor the decline. Union PACING Is selling for q
great deal more than its average price, and, with
the recent drawbacks to business the shape OF an
expensive and protracted snow blockade, the price
ought 10 be rather under than over the average.
We say this Tor the benefit OF those who may be
tempted TO Join fight between the powerful specu-
lativc combinations whose ciashing Is the shutting
OF pair OF shears on the fingers of the
tiny capitalists VINO get their hands between
the blades The couieu dc rose ASPECT OF the
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GALVESTON, Feb. 20, 1879.
Cotton firm good ordinary coke Net receipts, "A bales
'"'''' -'''' 'N' NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1871
Boston, is4s Sales, 1900 stock, sssiss. ''''''
MOBILE, Feb. 90, 1872.
Cotton dull mddings 225c. Net receipts, 753 bales
Exports Great Britain, 1884 sales 800 Stock, sOSs.
sAvANNAH Feb. 20, 1872.
Cotton, firm for good grades; others nominal; mid
dngs 22c s2AS Net receipts liss bales hapor, .so
Stock, 1854.
Cotton quiet; middlings 92c s2ac Net receipts, ss7
bales. Sales s'' Stock 1888 ousv,,,r Feb 90 1874
Tobacco active Sales, go hSas Common to good Tugs.
ss ~ 6o;ow to fair leaf, " rs sis so.
Rail .hpment.Barey $500 bushels. Flour rm With
s ' so ss 81 OF
and quiet sales sOol bushels No. at 5sc
H.
bushels weser on private ne" seeds seady and
%Ssy sss d g g. " ss aS
.! Flour (, steady sale. .s0 Fss 1s
s:sSs ,as T, Wheat ies ss:asl: hi.ss
Sy aa asuRRs ss
at $la 81 o5 Rye inactive Corn meaiS1 SO for boed,
% isS s:s
$4,000 Su:i.: wheat S":nss oats,
Flour -: active and sss;: ~
s: "a sasssss Ss I:s csSS
Soc Oats quiet but At S26c for No 81 seller
s; s; re :. @
esssr s;af fss 81 ss !sfsss
; g &C. Green s.s ss Ss d f
D; sSs' S. sSssR Ss &C. 500
bushels wheat 1900 DO corn 5000 do oats 1900 DO rye
900 bushels wheat do corn, 500 DO oats 1000 do
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sbulIw ode was Q little murKy this afternoon
owing TO suspicious that the Boston allies Of the
Clarke party had been quietly selling to the pool
thereby neuralizing their interest in the combna-
ton and making sure OF their profits up to this
point OF the rise When The clique brokers had
been Withdrawn for grand consultation and
council Of war over this discovery the gen.
era market started or OF itself, and the closing
hour or so Of business witnessed a smart rise in st.
Paul common and preferred, Western Union, Ohios.
Lake Shore Northwestern and Pacific Mail. IL was
as If the master OF the ballet dance had stepped
out for moment and all the ballet pirouetted OF
their own account
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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ANOTHER JUVENILE HOMICIDE.
Yesterday morning Coroner Young received ii

Yesterday morning Coroner Young received in.
formation that Frank A. Baker, lad nine and
half years Of age. whose parents live at 2l2 East
Twenty sixth street, had died from the effects of
injuries. From statement made by the father OF
deceased II appears that on saturday last his son
was at play In the street with JACOB Ferris and
some Otner boys, during whlcn Jacob became
annoyed at Frank, and, as Is alleged, kicked
him in the LEFT side. Frank ran In the house and
complained to his mother that Jacob had kicked
him. Frank subsequently complained very much,
and, growing gradually worse, died on Monday
afternoon. MIR. Baker seems to think there was no
intent on the part Of the boy Jacob to kill his son
or TO do him great bodily harm, and therefore did
not see 1t TO have MN arrested. Deputy Coroner
Marsh will make post-mortem examination, and
thus definitely determine the cansa of death.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Feb. 20-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was duh and steady
The cotton market was lower, but the decline made
more business.
THE EXPORTS OF TIE WEEK.
the aggregate exports Of merchandise from the
port OF New York for the week ending February 20.
1872, were s4,0s9,23o
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY.
The foreign exchange market was active as to two
firms, one OF whom sold freely and the other bought
as freely on the basis of 1l0 for sight sterling Tie
buying frm were credited with acting for the Syn
dictate In view OF the necessity the government Will
be under IN March OF redeeming the called nve'
twenties, which are extensively held In Europe.
One nrm politely refused to draw by putting sterling
to 109x and 1ION, when the market was just
steady on the basis OF 1927 and lloI. WITH the
exception oil the business first referred to the deal
ings were not OF moment, and quotations remained
unaEered, except for francs, which closed ar 5.264
5.2sA for sixty day, ana 6.199s 5.1ss< for sight
bills.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD
As Thursday OF this week will be the anniversary
OF Washmgton's birthday and legal nolI-
day, the government gold sale VIII take place to.
morrow wednesday, at the usual hour and under
the ordinary conditions.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was again manipulated by
both oil spectators in stocks, and the "Dears'
got the rate up to seven per cent, but apparently
became large lenders themselves at that figure late
In the day. and helped reaction to s 6 per cent
On governments the rates were and g. with the
supply abundant
Commercial paper was unchanged and quoted
q 81 per cent discount for prime double names.
1t will be seen by our washington dispatches
that in q case where the stockholders OF national
bank, now banking on the new five per cents,
claimed exemption from local taxation on the
ground that the new bonds exempt their owners
from such taxation, the Treasurer OF the United
states mas decided that the shares OF such banks
are not IN any way protected py the Refunding act
from tho operation Of any local law.
The United States Grand Jury have found bills Of
Indictment against Bank Examiner Calender.
and against the brokers' hrm through whom Pay
master Hodge lost money in all street specua-
ton.
Holders OF the repudiated Minnesota bonds will
be glad to learn that the Judiciary Committee Of the
State Legislature have taken up the subject OF re-
sumption by the State Of these obligations but no
details OF the movement are given beyond BRIEF
Geographic statement to the Associated Press OF
the simple fact as above.
GOLD DULL-110H 110h.
the gold market intensely dull and very
steady, the only sales OF day occurring at 11OI
and HOE, and these at distant Intervals The Board
were engaged In the forenoon wltn discussion as
to changing their quarters; but the landlord having
abated his demand for an advance OF rs per cent
the rent agreed to lease the apartments for
two years more at the old rental OF $4,000 per an.
mum. The course OF the market is shown in the
tablet
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basis sales have been
follows Last Febrary 100 at q 1sIsc 400
2c 200 at % 136c February 100 at 90 136c March, 100
at2S 5i6c and April 100 at % 6c cgeher march, 2u at
% 5l6c 400 at 2tc 200 at % l56c, 200 at 22Sc Apr,
at 300 at % 96c. 100 2S5c May 100 at 2Sc
loo at p slice June 100 at 23sc 100 at % lsIsc tx
&c paid exchange 100 February for leo March, Total
S4oO bales TodayFebruary 100 at 22c 300 at % Life.
q lsIss 800 800 at .S Ssssc, lSo at ss5c LOCO q
at 2alc. zoo % lice, 100 22ssc 100 at Sa ltc
April 900 at 2sc, 200 at % l6c 200 Bye 300 at 223sc
500 q 500 a. % 7lsc goo AZ 100 g 5sc, Iod
2c roo at % 10 &c., 400 at 23c 300 at 2Sssc, OU at
% 1l6c 100 at 2ssc; June 200 at 2Sc 100 23sc 100
t6c July, 100 at % 1885, Total bales Grand
total 20 40 bales Rates cotton foreign ports closed
s Ssa' aSrs By steam soId by SAIL y } isa
To- na%Surs BY steam, m s"'1 cOmpresssd TO
NC 10 Baltic ports, BY sail, &c. L., gold.
The receipts the ports thus 424
Orleans, O233 Mobile. 752 savannah lI6s; Charles
ton. ss7; wimneop g7 NorfSk, l4so; Baltimore, 3O6
* go th,s dsy last year, IS, ass WI quote - - ~ ~
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The government list was quiet and rather frmer,
enc London quotations coming better for the new
DIVES and steady for the others. The following wero
tho closing quotations. United States currency
sixes, 1l4A l41l; DO skies, 1884, registered, 114ss
l14x; do do, coupon, 1l5M 1151s; do. fve-twen-
ties registered, May and November, 1l07s 111; do
do. 1867, coupon ao., l10zs 1l1h do do, 1884, do
do, l10X Xix; do. do. 1865 DO. do., 1113f HISS
do. do. 1867, registered, January ana July, 10Y
NIX; do. do. 1885, coupon, DO, lloX hoy; do
do, 1857, do. do, 1l1% nix do. d. 1858, DO. do,
liz 1l2H; do. fvcs Of 1881. funded registered,
1859 Q 1887; DO. do. do coupon 1883 a 1857; 40.
ten-forties registered, 1O7h 1o73I do. d. coupon,
l1OX 1lO%.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dun and generally steady.
Virginia deferred scrip was in request and pretty
active The North Carolinas were easier, Missouris
and Tennessees firm and south Carolinas quiet.
rne following were the closing prices Tennessee,
Ok coupon. 661I 81; do, new 81 a OK; Virginia, ex
youpon, 81 sc; DO, registered stock, old, "A 5Oh;
DO. sixss consolidated bonds, SAX 554 do, defer.
red scrip. Is 1871; Georgia sixes rs s0 do sevens,
81 SO; North Carolina, ex coupon, SO a "a; do,
funding, 1s66 70 26 do. do 1868, 81 %; do, new,
AK 1SH; do. special tax, Is a IA; Missouri sixes
AK s4x; do, hannibal and 81. Joseph, 90 q 90;
Louisiana skies. 69H 81; do, new, 90 a IS; do.
levee SKIES, 60 q 65; do. do. eghts 70 80; do do
eights, 1875. so IS; do Penitenary sevens, IS TO-
do railroad eights, 10 80; Alabama fves 81 a 70;
do elghrs, 90 95; do. DO, Montgomery and Eufaua
Railroad IS 92 South Carolina skies, SO SO; do,
new, January and July, s2A a 80; do. do, April
and October, 30h 81; Arkansas skies, funded, sex
. SO; do. de- Memphis and Louisiana Railroad, 691s;
do do, Mississippi, Ohio and Red River Railroad,
u bid; do. do, Arkansas Central Railroad, 81
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The follon ing were lhe bids for the railroad
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Wheat was in moderate request and the close the
market scarcey trn, prime No. Milwaukee being
at about 81 SO 81 50 and snoat; 81 81
81 ~ and amber 81 IL ii u.s. The part last even
ing were about bushels at 81 80 for No. Chicago
s,ors al So Tor very choice Northwest, ii 50
4, ST. for No. Milwaukee in store 1.-THE
latter price for very choce) ~ 81 81 50 for do anoat,
SI 81 S "a for No a6oat, 81 70 for amber
State, 81 40 VI " for white-the latter price Tor Dieh
The were abou, $4,000 bushels at &c 7gc for new
mixed a1oat 72oc 73c for yellow. Oats were dull and
lower The sales about $1,000 bushels, at bhc b3S
for WESTERN In and anoat and Doc for white Ohos
ARoat
FRrenrs- There fair inquiry to-day for berhroom
for grain and PROVISIONS the market remaining Grm and
urohsussd In tbs oharisrins line there was moderate
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CLOSING pR1oEs-4 O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb 2O-6 p. N.
AsHEs.-The market has been quiet for the past
three days. although there has been business
pots at unchanged prices We quote POTS So rs SO Is
and pearls, Sill S1l So
CANDLEsThe market continued for all dissertations
Adamantine moderately inquired for but the bust.
trihng The current quotations were SPERM
SIC. 85c patent do c. 45c stearic &c. &c. paraf.
fine, 26c. &c. adamaune, 15c. . Ice.
COPPER In rather better demand and firm. The
sales aggregate about 100000 lbs Of lake at 2sc 2c
cash. and 2sc for early March delivery market clos
ing firm.
COFFRE-The market remained quiet for all descriptions
and without noticeable change prices We quote nom
aly:Cargoes Rio ordinary, l6Ac Like fair, lie.
bond sixty days. Maraca6o. zoe &c. Lasuayrs isSc.
2lc ST. Domingo in bond, l4c N1c.; Java S3c. 2sc.,
CorToN-rThere fair cali for cotton on the spot ut
nc per ID. uction which prices however n
scarcely obtanable at the close Future delivery
reported on Change to-day sum up follows
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The quotations based on cotton running in quality not
more than half a grade above below grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receins-Flour, 1902 bills; wheat,
1000 bushels 1900 do 80 bbls $40
bags OATS 1876 bushels barley 1862 The -four
ruled fair demand for lots spot and
INQUIRY forward deliveries sales were about
l5O bbs Including 1000 bbs State arrive al Sc So
bags OF country 81 81 81 30 for 81 for fine
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, February 20,
1872 at the Church OF the Divine Paternity, by the
Rev. 4. Ii. Chaplin, JAMES q. KETCHUM TO ALICE n,
only daughter Of LYDIA +. and the late William W..
Meeker, all OF this city.
SRAGRIsr-hILL-On sunday. February IS, 1872,
by the Rev. Dr. Mlett, FRANK W. SEAGRIsT to Miss
IDA MAE. daughter Of L. e. HILL Esq, all OF this CITY,
No cards.
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A UorIoN sALh--Ar asa WEST FoRrY.sEcoND ST.,

IA between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
this WEDNESDAY morning, Feb. 81 at l019 O'Clock.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auconeer will sell positively all the
Contents of the above Eve brown mansion con-
ssne Of veivet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets magnificent
rosewood IA octave fanofore, Marie Antoneite Parlor
Suits, in crimson Turkish Suit, In blue satin, cost xtU
Drawing Room Suits covered with green and gold and
crimson and gold satin brocate Cabinets gded and nad
Tables Eageres Mirrors. Curtains Bronzes Cocks works
of Art sxtusy, Paintings Bookcases, rosewood ana wat
nut Chamber Sets Mattresses, BEDDING Turkish Chalrs
Lounges Chairs Sofas Arm Chairs covered with reps Side
board Extension Table, Dining Chairs, China Dinner SET
Cut Crystal and Glassware siyerware Cutefy M ~
and Basement Furniture, &c. N B-Pares wsnlhg 70 ~
teno SIXTH Broadway, seventh or E'gmn AVE-
nue. cars men In 10 cart and PACK
qooda o
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

dull and lower, selling nj l0c to 1870.
Hogs were dun at be. SIC Receipts 40 cattle 1000
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A MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FUhNi'oHn'@o
NJ DOUGHTY, Auctoneer. =,
viii SELL this day, at IL o'clock the entire s,reet also
four story house, the sslesrooms ~ f,is Mir
nj The Bedding cared Mattresses Blankets Vas
rors Counters Stoves Wardropes o'" "~PS'
nis1osSS All 70 be sold 70 ths hlshsat hiddsn
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SALES Al AUCrlON.
By H SIEEs = Aq LINEN BROTHERS.
wE Ibsifs'issse 1 III. %.
m sTsdSrsiTs s KEN and Ninth avs
ssa 1s
TIE 5, o4dsF SG Lucy AEs esk
above can pe srsmped on n, and ATE, TUESDAY i
tailed advertisement will be gwen IN time
A Lien B MINER, AUcTIoNEER
n % GhS%e'5 MINER sns K1 s& streets
" sATURbAS. FEB: "a,
iCy Ococs .n At 3 our r.. sa as s,su,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Mirrors, Carpets
RICH JOHNSTON. AucrIosEER
opposite the Post office.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssI% will sell on Friday o
O'Clock, at their ssesroom, 81 Nassau street,
and Miscellaneous Works
Also $50 fine English and American Chromos.
A UcrIoN NorICE.-CLINToN B. osGooD. AUCTION
.. .s 1SS Ssi ss saIDas . Tss
Brussels ana '0f bIaek walnut walnut Chamber Suits.
~ 49, Oak Extension Tables,
Feather Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, &c. !;
PlIowcases Bedding Stoves, So, -
Crockery, Glassware and a
large 10, of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale
mence. Removed to store for convenience of sale.
A uCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL AUCTIONEER
1ei1ss PAY A oay .sssraom IL
continuation OF trade sale of
Hardware Cutlery,
Timed and Enameled Ware,
Plated Ware. Tea Trays, Guns, &C., &c.
Catalogues at our Office
r. T. HAZELL A CO..
Auctioneers 1l8 Chambers street.
LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
Saesrooms los Liberty Ill Cedar 80 Church street.
Household and Cabinet Furniture.
Carpets Mirrors, Bedding, DC.
THIS DAY, at l01 O'Clock,
WALDRON COOKE will sell n above a fine assortmen,
second hand Goods of assignees' stock the
manu- acture of Schaner, Newman Metts removed Ia
sAlesrooms, for convenience of sale, including
Paror and Library Suits
Fine walnut Chamber Suits,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Secretary and Library Bookcases,
Extensi0p and Centre Tables,
Bedding Of every description,
30day and day Clocks
Dining and Be1voom Chairs,
Pictures, Crumb and OIL Cloths,
Once Desks, Wardrobes, &C., &c.
Catalogue at sale. Store open Thursday.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
1 per cent for carrying TO fiat for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOllOws:-
Gold cleared $780, 1853 900
GOld balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1892 1893
currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,S49 162
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SALES At AUCTION.

uGTioN ..snco "a Yves, 18th a. near ga
Nv commencing at l0N O'Clock, HENRY ZINN, Auction
eer sells over OF magnificent Household Furniture
comprising rosewood Panotorte, cost SsO faror SUITS
e5O0 rep Suits. BEDROOM SUITS Brussels carpets Lace
Curtains Bedding Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes Lounges
Cocks Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Plate, Cutlery Dinner Tea Sets, Sale positive
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

State, as soon as the president Of said rail
read company shall tender to him the GER
tifcate or certificates Of stock, according to
tie provisions of this act, to cause to be
prepared, signed and executed, according
to the twelfth section Of the charter Of said
act No. 1913 Of 1868, the said five hundred
and seventy six thousand dollars Of said
bonds yet to be issued, and deliver the
same to the preside nt Of said railroad com
pany, which shall be, with the bonds al
ready issued, payment in full toy said stock.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the Governor shall have the right to ap-
point annually. on behalf Of the State, one
Of the nine directors now authorized to be
elected by the stockholders to reprensent
the interests Of the State in said company,
the stockholders eiecting the other eight
directors
SEC. /. Be it further enacted. etc, That
this act shall take effect from and. after It's
CSigned) Oh. BREWSTER.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
fSigncd) r. b. S. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved Aprii 10, 1872.
ISignei) II. G. WARMOTR.
Governor Of the State 81 Louisiana.
i true copy:
<. 4. WOODWARD,
Assistant Secretary Of STATE,