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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01
ARTICLE XIV.
Duties of Officers.


The president shall preside at all meetings of
this association, and shall be a member and chair
ma of the Board of Directors and a member Of
committed appointed at any meeting of the stock
holde RS or directors.
The president and secretary shall sign all orders
for money hat may be drawn in the course of
business All deeds and contrscts binding this
col porafion shall DO signed by the president, no
shall be he officer on whom ali cit stions snail be
served, and shall perform such other cuties ap-
pertain to his ottce, and not otherwise provided
for by this charter.
VICE PRECEDENT.
The vice president shall perform all the duties
1ld exercise all the func ions of the president il
the absence of the latter, upon mis- death resig
nation or other inability to act.
SECRETARY.
The secretary shall be the custodian of the rec
ords OF this corporation Of the Board of Directors
aud shall keep true and full minutes of all their
proceedings He shall, in conjunction with the
PRESIDENT sign all orders for money that may be
drawn In the couree Of business- He shall cOnducs
~ he correspondence OF tho corporation aud
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

AKTICIE XVIII.
Niquidati0n.

At the expiration OF the charter sooner, II or
dered above the affairs OF the corporation shall
be llQuidated its debts paid a the balance divi-
severaly paid, under tn. charge and superintend-
ence of three commissioners, who shall be stock
holders. appointed by the Board of Directors for
thai purpose
Thus done and passed, at New Orleans, in my
Office on the day. month, and year first above
written. in the presence of Messrs. Gustave Le
Gardeur. Jr., and Ambrose g. LsPice. competent
witnesses. residing in this city, who have signed
with the said appearers and me, notary. alter due
reading of the whole.
Originally signed:
A. GERARD
T. DBBuYS,
J. TUlES,
P. C. REGARD
D. l. KERNIoN
A. TERTROU,
CHARLES NATHAN,
". B. SCHMIDT,
J. LANGLES
A. G. LAPIcE,
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Jose Mas, Master, etc., VS.. steamer Belle
Lee. etc.

Lee etc.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i D strict of Louisiana, No 10. 324-In obedience
TO an admiralty warrant to me directed IL the
above entitled suit, / have seized and taken mo
THE STEAMER BELLE LEE, now libeled by Jose
Mas, master, etc, for the set forth in the
libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owner thereof, and all and every person or per-
sons having pretending to have any right, title
or interestin to the same. to be and appear az =
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be helden at the city of New Orleans
Oh the third Monday of January, to show cause, If
any they have can, why the said steamer Belle
Lee should not be condemned and sold agreestay
to the prayer Of lihelants.
United States Marshaps Office, New Orleans, Be-
cember y, 1873. =. B PACKARD,
de27 81 lac Is Unitrd States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

Joseph SiRh steamer FRvOrite, her
tackle, etc.-NO. 1904
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District of LOuisan8-in obedience to an ad :
uiiralty warrant, TO directed in above EMIT tied
suit have seized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMER FAvORITE her tackle, etc, now
ibeed by Joseph Siah. for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court % the
United States. %
Ard do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in or to the same be and appear a. 8
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Or
leans on the first Monday in JaGusry, TO show
cause, if any they have can, why the said
steamer should not be condemned and sold agreea-
bly, to the prayer of libeant
United States MarshaPs Office, New On leape,
eleventh day of December. 1873.
s. B. PACKARD.
miell l6 2? ia2 United States Marshal.
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issue all notices thereof, whether directed I.
stockholders or any other persons or corpora
tons
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AhIlCLE Nv.
CAPITAL stock, Shares, Etc.

The capital stock of this association shall be
five hundred Thousand dollars, with the privilege
to increase the same at any time. The five hun
bred Thousand dollars to be divided into fifty thou
sand shares of the par value of ten dollars each,
and certificates for the same shall be issued only
upon their payment in full. One fourth Of each
subscription shall be payable at the time OF said
subscription, aud the remaining three fouiths in
three equal instaments, fixed on the first MOI
days of March, July and November.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01
Objects and Purposes.

The object and purpose of this association are
hereby declared to be he following. to-wit
l. To enable residents Of this State TO acquire
homesteads.
q To establish as many stores as this association
may think proper for the benefit OF the stOckhOld-
ers of this Dany.
TO hold, receive, pure base and acquire under its
corpOr ate name, property both zeal and PEI sonal,
to subdivide into lots all lands thus held and ac-
onired 10 build upon improve. lease sell other.
wise dispose or and to convey the same and to
lease or sell any other lands that may be held by
said association either under act OF procuration or
other aseucy, To make advances on real estate or
other satisfactory securities to any person, for the
purposes set above, and generally 10 do and per
form all other acts and transact all other business
not herein provided for and which may be neces-
sary to carry into full effect the objects and pur.
poses Of this organization.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01
ARTICLR XIV.
Prohibition.

No director officer OF the association Will be
permitted TO purchase or otherwise acquire prop
from said association during their term OF office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-01

This corporation shall have power and authority
to enjoy and to have succession, by it's corporate
name for q period OF twenty five years from the
date thereof; to contract, sue and be sued in its
corporate name; to make and use corporate seal;
to hold. receive, purchase or otherwise acquire,
and to sell, mortgage pledge, or otherwise dis
pose Of and to convey under its corporate name.
property both real and personal; to loan money on
mortgage or pledge of real estate OF personal
p1 operty; to name and appoint such managers di
rectors officers and employees as its interests and
conveniences may require, and to make and estab.
lish such by. laws for the proper managem mt and
regulation of it's affairs may be necessary and
proper.
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
sJtery, dine q. rijEla 1874.

Go mr6 pomdze, kdyz tady nahonci
I'arsonse par dolari utrati a lid celou ri
mu snad cel6 .iaro praci miti nebude,
.ien protoze We Washingtou6 za5odai chla
pi, iimz zlodtstvi Jest druhou prirozeno-
sti a ktefi poIud pfilezitost Sc Jim nevez-
me- ion sv6 karsy nacp6yati budou, byt
by poloyce pracovniho lidu phi tom hla-
dy poslal'
Takoye minGni oysem svJdc o zdra-
VEN smyslu - ale rekazdy ten zdravy
smysl ma. Jsou ndktefi, enz iako Fran
couzoy6 "a Ludvika Ky vclai: po mas
pfijdi4 potopa. Ktefi csluiti se dali t6mi
n6kolila zelenaky. nepocfa.ce, &c po ka-
zdG osn6 naslcdnie aspon okanzit6 o8lep
NUT lako po kazde vclkt of. kacenia-
mer. Ovsem, II, iimz slclrl4 iako kacen
ialner iost stavem prayidci 80, normal
MIN, DENIM, tenn neutlrmc zazlivati,
kdyz jm6 lidi do podohnCao -tavu nelid
skosti a otup&losti uv6sli ch,3.
Ale ma sttsti Jest l'o6oi tiaoyJch nezi
Cechy slcoynicl>J, praskc oitty. Kdy-
bychom nulou zacaii, dos bfchom k ci-
slu talk nepatrnGnu, zc by Sc zbytednym
zddlo tech ziraccnJch niDei'i nebo ps;t-
ii. Ale narodni hrdost uase ptici Sc to-
mu, ably Sc fici mohlo, zc tol,k tolik Ce
cha, byt by iich sebc mttt byIo. anobo,
re iediny .ien Czech nasi spuc,nou y5c IRA
mie!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
CiSlO 46.

vscch tech pronasledovanich Gtiscich
ma panovnik, ktery vsim nest6stim naro-
da yinnen jest = tutez otrockou oddanost
lako Nemecku ba Turecku, ac
nasi politikove Cd ,,tnchu" ,,mudrlanti'
zkusenostmi ma narod Bismarck6v kazde
chvile co nciiizlivdii 81 vyiizdi Turecku
kazdG jaro zkazu soudny den vest.
Stydme sc napiei sami, a pax dovolme
81 ostouzeti jinG.
TStoupilj do sna6mu. Svobodomyslni
poslanci, obecnGii znami pod imenem
MladocechG; vstoupili do zemskeho sn6-
mu, zahaieneho po dlonhych prazdninach
0p6tnG dne A. zafi. Panov6 DIR. Pravo-
slav Trojan a rytif 2 Mayersbachu, poda-
Ii marsalkovi osvedceni, iez tento .,vzhle-
dem k t6zkemu postaveni, iez mail po-
slanci do snemu sc dostavivsi" pfetisti
dal. OsvGdGeni to, ktere Jest nepopra-
telnG dfezitou listinou nov6isich deli
mach ceskych podame pfiste.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
Europa.
Nov Il os tn d Il
{ e s X 6 II o II arod a.

N0cst6ea ctsdfoca q ryro rndnl. Sta
ro6es uGirii ostudny bankrot sc svou trp
nou politikou; ocekavali totiz. re jim ci-
sar, az Praze navsteyou meskati bude,
re slepe ulieky do niz SC nemondrosti a
nestatecnost syoi sami ,,zkoncen.royalI', !,
pomaze. Aysak Franta Josf zklamal
Gskavahi icjich spdsobem takovym, ze Sc
do houbi duse kazdy verny Czech zastyde
ii musi iednani, ktere 81 vetsina coske-
ho naroda pravem zaslouzila. Vyslovil
totiz ,,otccr Ge eskeho naroda vclmi zfctel-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
Parsons obdrzel s15.o.o "a to. ze {

Parsons obdrzcl S15oGo za to, ze cd
porucil kongr III patent mn spalitkovor
dlazbu, ktery nem6l ceay prdzadnc
Onsdnl pTizn6va Sc k tomu. Omlouya alC
hanebnost tn tim, zo pry byl pfesvtdcep
ze ten patent ie dobry. Vymluya tako-
vi Jest ovsem lacina. Avsak hdfe pro
Parsonse, le Jest naprosto lziva. On e
d 6l ze ten patent jest nejdarebdctGis
podyod, ze Jest pfimym zlod6istvim, joli
koz povoany znalec p. w. IT. Watson,
generalni dozorci vefejnYch staveb Chi
cago dokazal nicotu patentr toho, ktery
byv Chicago zkusen, Sc ueosy6d6il, ieli-
koz dlazba sotya dv6 i6ta tryaiici I'm a.
Pan Parsons >ymlouyd Sc dale, ze tech
$4,000 wal "a sluzby pra'nickG; avsak
vsccky ty pravnickG slnzby zalezcly Y
tom, zc patent odporucil. Nuz, Jest pou-
he odporuceni pravnickym vykonom. Z. 4
ktcry pravnik hyl by tax ncsiydatJm, a
by "a pouhe prdvnick { odporuteni
zadal $4,000! \ kterJ 6loytI, byl by
akoyJm O lena, ably za takoyou sluzbu
talk velky peniz yyplatiI: Ciiest p. Par
sons TAX znamenitym prayniAcm, &c by
TAX nepatrnd od ntho sykonand prdcc ia
kovou mzdu zasluhovala. Ami neislav-
nti4i pravnic zom6 by t6 ncomalenosti ne
byli schopni; AMI Webster by takoyou
mzdu nepozddal. aG nase dtiiny yttsiho
praynika statnika neznaii, ba ami Ben
Butler, kterY co ysemi mastm mazany
adyollat Dc ii vysoko sluzby svc ccni. by
takavy honoraf nepozddal.
Z toho wee ncz zfejmo, zo p. Parsons
tani penazy mel bJti byl uPlacen,
u mu byly danny k tomu Gill len, ably Il.
znan6 spatny patent ma skodu spolkovG
pokladny doporudil ku pfiiet doledro-
val
\ vite oG Sc pa tom patentn iednalo I.
Spolecnost, kterd patent ten koupila chtG
la yyd6lati 100000 dollara u yyd6lala ie,
a Nitc kdo to zaplatll! Narod Spol. sta
til, ktery ma tn sladkon povinnost odpy-
kati hfichy zlJdtjsk6 vlady Sheppherda
a spoleGnkd distliktu Columbia syymi
ttzce vymozolenymi pen6zy. Ale p. Par
sons mel M tom vydtlku sydi d' pro
to jei name Ease voliti do kongresu. O
hlouposti lidska, kdc jsou I've meze.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
Zdravy rOxuin.

isme tax ma hlavu padh, abychom nevt-
deli, 70 strana ktera tax marnotratne pc
nize vyhazuie, jako Parsonsova, musi je
Ease nalrast, ably Sc odskodnila. A proto
nelnazeme jiti ton stranou; nebot to co
dncs mezi yolice vyhodl jako vnadidlo,
chce dostati dostane stonasobne zpet."
V tomto smyslu vyjadfilo SO nekolik
hostinskych. A ieden z picldokoncc pra
vii:
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r deJinam CcSk6 hOiGniza~
CcY YAmePice.

Il Spolek ,,Narodni Jednota" Racine
uGinil naslodujici usnoseni:
,Sbor zavaznie Sc, pfispivati kazdtho
,,pdl leta scsti dolary k 1telu sbirani q
,.sestavovani pramend k d6iinam teskcho
,,vystGhovalstva Y Amorice'
Vlastenecky spolek Racine je pouze
slaby q nepatrny, citaje sotva dvacet clo-
mi. Mnohc spolky cesko-americk6 eta
hii ma sta clend. Aysak pfihlasili Sc padc-
sat teskych spolkd rcpatrnym stalym
pfisp6vkem sesti dollard pololotnG. bude
to k dIlezitemn narodnimu Gceli tomu
postaeitelno
Professor Ladimir Klacel pse NAM dne
%. zan:
Go do povolani sestaviti archiv vystG-
hovalstva psati krdtke, ytru divine osu-
dy vystthovalca, to by Sc mi libilo, po-
vazuiu sc k tomu tim IN schopn6isiho, ie-
likoz psal bych bcz pfedsudka a bez su-
perlativismu pax ze mann We ysech
mestcch piatcle z ,jcdnoty, ne tedy pouze
znama jmena. Zaalo mne zyldstt,
kdyz isem dnes cetl co pan Palda V ,,Po-
krokn" o tom pise. Prave sc mi nabizi nj
sto velmi pohodlnc bczc vsech starosti IL
ien deveatko ucit. : tn. bych mel dosti ca
su a nemuscl bych NJ na dalekou hoto-
Won organisaci e Jednoty stran yyzivy
tekati ami cas- maiit iinyn zamestnanim,
ienz net6Si mne ne6ini mi nicem IN
dost. ia bych pocal hned slo by to rych
leii pax, kdyz by Sc vidtloypfstoupcni k
skutku.'
Ze Cedar Rapids, Iowa, odeslal pan
Pavel Maly dolarti a podotyka tolik:
IS tim navrhom pana Paddy souhlasim
a proto od srdce davam ten darek uyo-
luji sc kazdy rok to obttovat. To mdze
kazdy obGtovat bcze vs fcci. Ny obdivn
icme nasc pfedky die pamatky, kterou
zanechali; oni muscli za to trpet, my ale
sme svobodni, zadny nam tom nebra-
nj, spis by jsme dostali pochyaly; a kdyz
to Glov6k rozvazuie, jak mu srdco zaple-
sd radosti, co by we mohlo bJti, kdyby
smc nase uGence podporoyali, ably sc $
chuti do prace dali ma poll narodnim; ne
bo co clovek dcla chuti, dGIa o polovic
lehcei. Nam tn tc lepubIice nicen
Sc nepfckdzi, vsccko m1zeine dok;zat, jen
chut k tomn "A trochu malo ob5tavosti'
Slav.
Vybizimc cttne sp5lky zdei5i, ably pii-
kladu spolku racinskeho ndsleloyaly. O
statn6 bylo by sluselo, ably nexte'y ze
zdejsieh spolkd pflklad takovy byl dal.
nebof casopis zdejsi nejhorliytii pro vtc
agitoval Doufame, ze Slovanska Lipa,
Pcrun, Svornost, rad X. g. l.. ,Iunir, CITE
naisky spolok a Budivoj pflsd schdzi
zaleztost tn na potadek dail a ye pro-
speech pfispivani Sc rozhodnou.
Kdyz jsme nebyli pryni, hledme aspoh
at neisme posledni.
Z casopisa ceskych uiimaji sc veci pou
&c Pokrok, Slavic a Pokrok Zapadu. Re.
daktcr Chicagskeho Vtstnika taktez k
narodnimu podniku tonu pfistonpil; .ien
ze pan j. Oliyerius mysli, ze by bylo le-
pc zabavy We prospech ieho pofadati, nez
spolky k urcityn pfisp6vkHm zavazoya-
IT, SIovan Americky n. Yorske Listy
ma souk rome vyzvapi p. X. Jonase dosnd
neodpovedely.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06

mach ceskych podame pfiste.
Umrti. Dne %. srpna pohrben byl
Pafizi icden nejpfedn6jsich zurnali-
stu demokratickJch We Francii, Frederic
NORM. Psaval t6mtf do vsech zurnald
francouzskych strany demokraticke, ' po
slcdni dob6 pracoval vyhradn6 pro Rap
pei" Byl teprv padesat roki star ne
moe ieho byla nahla a kratka. Y dob6 ci
satstvi, kde svobodomyslny spisovatel 81
neaphl taklsnadno pohravati otazkami
polEckymi, venoval NORM sve pero 20
ucnym clankdm oboru tilosotie nabo-
zcnstyi, nebot Napoleonova policie tisko-
va vSimla 81 meme podobnych publkacia
nejednou sc stalo, ze mnohy ministr
smyslel o tGchto otazkach prave tax jake
opositni .spisovatel O vsech techto We
cech psal NORM iakozto vzd6lanec vskut-
ku osviceny a clanky .ieho imenovite We
vytecnem casopise lie progrGs de Lyon"
a rozd9ii listu ,,Averir National do
sly zaslouzene pozornost. Nikdy vSak
nesdjlel Norm sanguinick6 despotick6
nazory- komuny. Nesouhlasil nikdy te
mi, tdoz dosavadni nabozensk6 fddy ha-
nobi knGzi nasilnG odstranit usiluii, aby
pp pov6ru zni6ili. Ndlezel vsak k tenn,
kdoz Zakladaji svG nadeie ma zlepseni
skolstvi a rozSifeni vzdelanosti pfi tom
Sc snazi. ahy nabo5enstvi zuslechtili
novovGkym statnictvim souhlas uvedli.
nikoli vsak odstranii Y tomto smGm
pracoval NORM neunavne pro pokrok
V Skolstvi 4 cokoliv tom napsal, svGdci-
10 pOvolanoSti sveho pisatele, nebot pra
ve pedagogie byla oborem ieho. Zauii-
NAL take .iiz CO mladik vynikaiici misto
ma universite, kdyz 20 statnim pfevratu
dine ,. prosince zadana Cd neho pfisaha
v6rnosti, kterouz opovrzenim zamitnuL
Cd tG dolby vGnoyal Sc zurnaistice a "a
roven byl cinnym We vsech spolcich, KITE
rez dbaly povzneseni Skolstvi pfipa-
dech, kdy stat skoly malo Sc staral. Ta-
kovych spolkd bylo mnoho Paiizi,
Lyont a Elsasich. NORM Mich zauii-
NAL vynikslici misto.
Kn6zs ! kandal Chevreusu,
o ntmz tnto vypravujeme byl tyto dny
pfedmetem soudniho iednani Rambouil
letn. Vikaf NJ Chcvreusu a zena sou
loznice obzalovany pro czolozstvi Vi
kat, hezky, 26letv muz. iest6 neni ran.
ktcre dostal z revolveru mnze Jim svede-
ne zeny, vyl6Gen. Sotva Sc drzi M no
hou. Pfiznava sc cinu svemu, skryvaie
tvaf svou Sat. Svedek manze vypra-
vuie: ,,Dne 13. isem odeiel do Falaise
kde jsem mel V zivnosti sv6 co d6lat. VIA
til isem sc noci re 13. ma II. kdyz
jsem vStoupil do svetnice, prisla mi zena
vstfic, zadaiic mne nalehavt, bych sesol
do dvora. Maize vsak jiz podezfeni, We
sci isem do jeji loznice, kde jsem nascl
kneze. NeIsa sebe vice mocen seskocil
sem do dvora k vozu. ma nemz isem byl
pfiiel, wal z neholrevolver, !iimz isem po
knezi j 20 zcne stfelil." Kn6ze tretil jed
nou ranou do ruky, lednou do krku, dve-
ma do prsou. Zenu pax ncpatrne poranil
.lednou ramon na ruce. - Oba ohzalovani
odsouzeni po 6..meSicich do vezShi, kde
mohou pfemyslet tom, kan vede knez-
sky celibat. AAvsak vec neni II konce. To
nejzajimavGjsi teprv nadejde. Ted pride
manzel pred porotu pro pokus vrazdy.-
Go pax asi tn porota udela!
Laciny kartoun. u Martina
kreiGiho yard kartounn "a 10 cti.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

PACIFIC
was under the usual discussion yesterday without
new features 0tner than the departure OF Richard
B. Irwin, the important witness in the Congress.
morning by the hai-past nine O'CLOCK train, ac-
companied by the Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House.
curiosity, the general impression seeming to be
that 1t win be iun OF developments.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company
have negotiated 81 zoo, 900 Of their consolidated
VIII be issued M prccseds to Be applied to the pay.
ment OF the thru mortgage bonds due May l. 1875,
to pay, at the Farmers Loan and ae trust COMPANY
OF OF NEW sD aT a6eK al o. the sad third bonds
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
vos has 20 'se e sS
railroads and the Produce Exchange. 10 likely TO
be submitted to iurtner negotiations, as the rail-
road companies evince disposition to reopen ne
gotiations. The Erie Railroad Company recogniza
,l the impartial par dgnned and nonorable manner IN
published The subject VIII probably be considered
at an early meeting Of the Board. Petitions nave
close the Exchange on the Saturdays following
Christmas and New Years days winch win be duly
acted upon by the Board OF Managers
COTTON EXCHANGE.
At the meeting Of The members OF the Exchange
evening OF December "a % the morning Of Monday,
December 49, and from Thursday, December 81. to
M Ss po1 odsv fIva Si
Savannah, 2,oe4; Port Royal, "a; fernandlna, Ala;
New orleans, 1850: BrAzOS Santiago, 80, and rail-
roads, 677. Total, ii, POS bales.
THE COTTON CROP.
Special advices received on the street from tho
Agricultural Department. washington. places tho
cotton crop OF 1874, as estimated by the cotton
growers in their returns to the department., some-
what exceeding 500 900 bales. The yield per acre
IL reported less than In 1873 In most OF the States
the weather for ripenlng and gathering the top
crop has been very favorable, The reports arc
nearly unanimous IN saying that the proportion OF
lint TO seed 10 large This result corresponds very
closely with the indications OF the monthly STATE.
ments made by the department during the season.
which have pointed to larger crop than the re-
ports OF the Cotton Exchange.
THE LINEN TRADE
A meeting OF the linen trade was held yesterday
afternoon at the Chamber OF Commerce, Mr.. E.
Packard presiding. committee to consider whas
changes were desirable In the classification Of
&C., reported for specific duties and made other
recommendations,
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
THE ERIE RAILWAY AND GRAND OPERA
HOUSE,

Rumors have been rife for o few days that the
Erie Railway Company had disposed OF the Grand
Opera House, ~ the corner OF Eighth avenue and
Aiexa ander T. stewart. 4 morning journal haa
even gone so far to confirm the repsrs a. 70 rep
recent that the Erie ofness haa already bssn
moved 20 shs loot OF Duane street. IL Was thought
proper. therefore, that HgRALD reporter should
investigate the truth OF the matter. Upon repair
Ing TO pier No. 80 where the chief freight ofaces OF
the company are situated, one OF the managers on
the line was found, who said "that it Was certainly
House down town lor convenience a. well ~ econ
0my. The reports stating the change % an
accom- pnsned fact were undoubtedly prematures
but there were changes being made looking TO tho
accommodation OF tue executive o0acers Of the
Erie Railway, which would not be accomplished
before twenty days, at which time
THE REMOVAL WOULD TAKE PLACE.
As to the sale Of the Opera House he knew
nothing, and the truth or falstty OF this matter
would probably not come under his knowledge
Leaving the busting neigloornood. the reporter
A. I. Stewart d Co., at the corner OF Chambers
street and Broadway and found the proprietor
himself IN his private otilces surrounded BY hin
book Ieepers and confidential clerks Upon learn.
ing the object Of the visit Mr.. stewart SAID eul-
mo TRUTH wHATKvBR
IN the rumors Il nave not bought the Grand Opera
did not seek for further information here, but,
later, accidentally meeting prominent orncial OF
the company, who has his once at rwen,y y.third
mora and their emphatic DENIAL, there were so
many mysterious nOds~ WinkS, ooulvOcal remarKa
and non.commlttal replies In regard to the same
subject that the balance Of evidence seemed 70 be
the property. 'lf 80 be It pe''-but II 90 be. wing
SO much mysteryf
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec, H. 1874
dss GSGa weas socd snd oransy binary @ %s
ooasswse Sass; ssGS ss sales i7ss Stock sss '' '''
Cotton dull and lower .is7ss Rss ndaas
1870 good ordinary lSc. Net receipts 1855 bales;
gross 0s Exports to Great Britain. sc7 Sales, $500
Stock, lS9 65a
Cotton weak middling, lsHc; l3<c low middling,
bales Exports cosstwiss. sis Sales a0Oo stock SOSs
Cotton heavy; m.adlIns lsllss %aSips,
SoGs Spo9o oFSnary as. Net ssSeUh sD The
ioo,7O 49, ''-'' - - 80. - .0.-'
Cotton easy; middling, lS<c. . l3Hc; low mddling,
l3hc l3kc. good ordinary lsxc l3Hc Net receipts,
My bales Exports, coastwise zlSl Sales 2OOV STOCK,
) wILnIreros, N; C., Dec. "A. 1874
Spirits turpentne steady az 3kc Rosn Arm at 81 go
q y for yellow dip and " ~ virgin Tar steady at
for No. spring, - Tor amber winter q % dGr white
! aiwsuies club 81 q; No 1 white Eicnssn. q s.;
sas Do q 10 ue Corn .ns1 sdy M Sr Anew ss or
shipstaM, Sis; middlhss,. sss per ION. Railroad
irsishtsoFiour 70 Boston, 6oc TO New York. sSc' to
Grain in storeWheat $685. o0S bushels; corn, 100 s5s
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sIsss9 s nls's.ss NJ s d pSe 81 ..a :: ~.ai. =
bushels Sish mixed old no No. ses western
8sc- Rye nqminsilv SO. RArley steady; Canada u %