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INTERNATIONAL LAW.

Angelo di Giacomo alias Ciccanelu was to have
been examined yesterday before Commissioner
Kenneth G. White. on charge OF having been
concerned in acts OF murder and brigandaae near
Naples, bur the matter went over tin Thursday
next by consent OF counsel on both sides. In the
Francis Z. Bowen, proposes TO raise point which,
II successiui, must result In nisetting the whole
prosecution. The point is this:-Tne alleged
offence was committed In 1857, and no treaty for
the surrender Of iugitves from justice was en-
tered IniO between the United States ana Italy
until tue following year, 1868. The treaty IL not
supposed to have any retrosp pective effect; and,
thls Icing SO, the prisoner cannot be said to have
committed any offence within the period covered
Nv the treaty
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THE TILToN-BEEOHER SCANDAL.

Tho Decision of Judge Nelson Appealed
fr0m-MoultOn Cited to Appear and
Plead.
Judge Nelson yesterday caused the following
order TO be filed with the Clerk OF the Brooklyn
City Court, in pursuance Of the decision recently
delivered by him in the Tlton-Beecner suit deny
ing without Costs the motion for bill OF particu-
lars on the ground that the Court had no power
to grant the same and on the other ground stated.
The counsel lOr MIR Beecher claim that Judge
Nelson mas the power to grant the motion, and
have, therefore, served on the lawyers Tor Mr.. TIL
ton notice OF appeal from the decision % the
General Term OF the City Court. This pleading
will doubtless cause the case to 60 over lor the
December term OF the court
Mr.. MoultOn was the recipient OF notice from
tine District Attorney, Mr.. Winsiow, to appear In
the Cily Court on Monday next and plead TO the
indie tments against min Tor ltbeing Mr.. Beecher
and Miss Edna Dean Proctor The dates for Ills
trials on the indictments will then be fixed.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT,

Suit Against an insurance Company
Incendiartsm the Defence-A singular
Transaction In Brooklyn.
Before Judge Gilbert
Yesterday an important case came up for trial
before Judge Gilbert IN the Kings County supreme
Court. william j. Dcl assignee OF John J. Wer-
ner. brought action against the imperial Insur-
ancc Company OF London to recover $2,o93 90 part
Of claim Of $1,000 for loss by fire at the corner OF
Fulton and Nassau streets, Brooklyn, on the 11th
o. June. 1870, IN Mr. Werner's store. Tnis suit Is
Sral otnsr companies. IL was proved on the
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Wide Awake Omcers.
before Jndua WAndeii.


Sergeant James and Roundsman Horbelt, OF
the Essex Market Court squad, were riding
down town in an East Broadway car about twelve
O'Clock yesterday. They noticed large crowd
running up Rutgers street, and at the same time
very excited looking man jumped on the car He
took a seat ana appeared to have great difficulty
In finding his fare, his eye wandering from
one door OF the car to the otner. AL
ter riding block he made sudden
move toward the front door, whereupon Ser
eeant James caught hold Of him. He broke
away but Roundsman Horbet had hold OF him
before he could make his escape. The prisoner
was searched, and in the lining Of his coat was
found pocRetbook containing $50 and some
email articles OF jewery. In his vest pocket were
found the broken links OF gold chain. The
pocketbook and It's contents were identined by
Mrs. Bertha Levi az her property. II was
snatched from her on Ludlow street by the pris-
oner. When brought before Judge Wandei, yes
terday afternoon, he gave his name as Joseph
smith, and was committed In $1,000 bail 70 an
swer.
Cigar Burglary.
Thomas Murphy was arrested by Oficer Buttery,
OF the Seventh precinct, yesterday morning,
near the store OF David BlIler, No. 10lk Division
street. with box of cigars and tobacco worth $5
In his possession. The goods were stolen from
Bier's store. He was held In $1,000 oatl.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisions

DeClsIOns.
BY Judge LarremOre.
Klein vs. Brock.-Jndgment for paintln on the
demur or. with leave TO defendant to amend on
pa nent OF COSTS.
Grovestein VS.. Wood ward. d.--Application denied,
without prejudice.
Reidenbach VS.. Reidenbach. Reference ordered
alimony
smith VS.. The Babcock Manufacturing Com
pany.-Demurrer sustained, with leave 10 plaintiff
TO amend on pas ment OF costs.
6pyer VS.. Senauer.-See memorandum.
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trial that Werner had an insurance on his stock
nssry ns III ny Pc, cent over II: actual value Which
shown that Mr.. Werner went TO the insurance
the premium was not paid. The premiums were
not paid. and after the IRE Ar. Werner swore
@ssn '0s ac 'a'sse sss worth " ossa only sssS
by actual 4ppraisemenr 1t was charged
BY the defence sr %srd that tals was coosp,acy
Weed 70 defraud the companies. Al the time OF
the hre Weed was fonnd on shed In the rear or
clear account OF himself and was indicted tried
ana convicted OF arson. The indictment was SUBJ
lariy. and Werner VINO was also indicted.
ra,., was never ever tried. 1t was shown taat
put nearly one hundred straw Leas in int the upper
story o. the building, winch were iound saturated
with OIL ana kerosene, and tAe ticks cut open with
. razor. Weed got note from Werner Just before
the fire ior $235, and obtained jewelry FOR IL from
Hart Bros. Hart Bros. took the note to werner
Werner went TO the insurance company TO-
Retner to procure the insurance All these
fishing conspiracy. Werner mace affidaylt after
tue hre that his insurance was less than It
these scts Messrs Baldwin E stephens. seu iurni.
ture dealers, proved that the whole stock in the
store 81 was only about 81 oeo in value. long list
at that time, was procuced rom the records. John
4. Bergen. Who appeared Tor the plaintiff, denied
for IL, while J0nn Lomas a lawyer, swore
that he saw Werner and Weed at the
store togetner only tew moments before the dre
at half-past one O'Clock In the morning. This
Werner denied ~ toto. and brought witnesses TO
prove tnat ne was home sick at the time Ex-
Judge Morris. William Colt and p. Ready the
counsel ior the insurance companies, argued that
TINS was huge conspiracy to deraui. Mr. Ber
gen took just the opposite ground ana claimed
tnat his clients Claim was just one, and, though
not denying that the fire was OF lnceudiary
origin, he claimed that Werner knew noGhing
about It, In summing up ex-Judge Morris claimed
that the 100 straw beds were put IN the building
purposely to burn II and not Tor the purpose or
storage TIL they could be shipped to New Orleans
as Werner claimed.
The Jury were locked up with instructions to
bring in sealed verdict II they agreed.
For paintlf John IL. BERGEN; Tor defendants, 8.
d. Morris, William Colt and Patrick Keaay.
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MARINE o0URT--oHAMBBRs.
Decisions.
Ry Judge Alker.

BY Judge Alker.
Smith vs.. Taylor.-Motlon granted
Bppckn,an rs. Masterson. Motion granted.
Ronltcher vs.. Yogi.-s. otion 10 vacaie order OF
hicks Va. voorhis. Motion to open default
granted.
~ anted. go -
Read vs.. Thompson. on.-Motion denied, with costs.
Black vs.. Purcell-Motion for judgment Tor de-
fendaut granted.
Hart vs.. PauIding two acttons Motion Tor
iud Iment ior de .eGdant granted.
Anderson vs. Schwartz.-Judgment for plaintiffs
Tor $3.50 ana COSTS
Hewitt ct al. vs. Burke.--Judgment on frivolous
demur er.
pay over money.
Young VS.. Barrow McAull1e vs. Pauldlng;
&c; Russ VS.. Plass; Legien VS.. Darbey. Motions
granted.
Reyher vs.. Henry.--MotIon TO vacate order Of
arr est denied. - -
Trevii e VS.. MISREPRESENTATION denied.
Tippans vs.. Condon.-B0nd OF receiver approved
Murphy vs.. MiInacnt.--Memorandum lor coun.
sell
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
A Doorman Charged With Stealing S135.
nofn Yuau Von

DO0rman Ch0rged with Stealing $135.
Before Judge Kasmire.
Judge Kasmire yesterday morning listened to O
complaint against william Cronin, who is door,
man In the Fifth precinct station house. The COM
plainant was Sergeant Weston, OF the same pre-
cinct, who charges that on Thursday night, while
he was asleep in the station house, Cronn abb
stracted rom his pants pocket $l35 IN national
bank notes. He dld not ieel Cronin taking the
money, and made the complaint for the
reason thai Cronin was the only man
to whom Suspicion would attach, ne being
notorious among the men lor his petty thets.
Aner hearing the Sergeant's sory the Justice
committed Cronln Tor examination. During the
dence against Cr0nln beng 10 the mind OF the
court insufficient, he was DISCHARGED. The COM
plalnant set forth that oroEin had been detected
before In petty tnefts of tobacco and cigars and
the ike; but as this had direct oearinn on the
ease at issue, the Court was moved to the conclu-
sion set forth above.
The Coin Gatherer's Lost Wealth.
hearing in the case Of Luther Bryant, the coin
gatherer, Kelly 9. AL tor robbing his house while
he was locked up In the TOmbs, was had yester-
day afternoon. Kelly and his partner claimed that
they bought the umbrellas which Bryant rec0g-
nized as his, and promised n they were allowed
made the purcnase. Time was allowed. and II
they lail to produce their Witnesses on Monday
the n ns w gS e Ss District n At
committed Tor trial.
Knocked Down and Robbed.
Hans jackson, Danish sailor, met Mr.. Peter
Hogland on Thursday afternoon and that gentle
man kindly offered to show him the sights. At
about ten in the evening they met another man,
friend OF Hogiand, VINO Joined the party. As the
three were gong down Greenwich street, about
twelve O'Clock, Hogand and hts friend began TO
quarrel ana by the time the party reached Liberty
street fight began Before Jacksen knew what
mad happened the men turned on hm, knocked
him down and attempted to rob him. The timely
ARRIVAL OF officer Mrsh, OF the Twenty-seventh
whole SKIN. At the approach OF the 0ficer the
men ned, put Hirsn succeeded IN catching Hog
land, who was committed ct the TomUs In default
oi s, 900 bail to answer the charge OF feonlous
assault ana battery.
He Lives I'm Brooklyn.
Henry Meiser OF No. 1888 Fulton street, Brook
lyn, came to New York on Thu sday evening, and
met Miss Annie Fisher. He saw her home, and
lett in q short while minus SIS. Annie was COM
mitted Tor trial and Henry was sent to the uouse
OF Detention.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Wholesale Plunlerings.
Before Judge Flammer.

Before Judge Flammer.
In yesterdays HERALD was published full ac-
count OF the exploits of Joseph Warren, accused
OF stealing silver spoons. Yesterday over hall q
dozen persons appeared before Judge Flammer
and stated that they had been robbed IN similar
manner and desired to See the prisoner. As ne was
already removed to The Tombs they were sent
there to identity him. and the attention OF the
District Attorney was called to the case.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Cher Justice Mcneil.
Hawley ct al vs. Hannah-Moton denied with
Costa
Beach vs. Walker The motion IL granted to
the extent Of striking out OF the reply all OF ioio
TIN ee and to answer'' iolio four; also ali after
.replying" III folio four to and including ..furtner"
In same folio; also all OF last paragraph OF reply;
NO costs.
Mccall vs. The Sun Mutual Insurance Com.
pany.-Case settled.
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nann; ne mas no idea Of accommodating. Nox th
demand for shipping labor v quite lmted-
IMPORTS. IMP0RTS.

nann ne mas no idea Of accommodating. Nox tha
demand for shipping labor y quite l!Ilted-
1899. .Saosooss 1877. d, ,74s.,.s
1870 ........... sse. Ss1 is7a......... LAs7.oit
The importation ior rhe current year win be
smaller vet, and must coDtinne TO decrease l0s
some nine 70 come Tue native has no money fot
luxuries. The missionaries and pastors al over
the islands complain OF want OF pecuniary sup
port from their parishes. Perhaps when We have
Golfers ef tue sugar planters the nanye laborer
VIII oe better paid. and then priest and trader
gains .or ,se Ss uoos
gains
ming kalakaua, OF the Sandwich
Islands, Preparing for His Visit -
America.
H0NOLvLU, Oct. II, iS54.
The sl-assoIbing topic OF the past month has
peen the contemplated visit OF H.s Majesty King
kaAakasa 70 the United States By the iast mall
Inc American Minister Was instructed TO place tho
united States shp-ofwar Benacia IT His MajestTs
dsposai Tor ihe voyage to San Francisco, where no
10 TO De received by General Scofieid, who viii
escort His Majesty across the continent. His Ma.
jesty has accepted the offer OF the yesse, and she
Ia now being fitted for the voyage. The departure
Is fixed for November Is, but q delay is already
spoken OF to the 18TH
1t will be remembered that when King sunaIlto
natives petltioned hum not to leave his native
shores Az yet 1 cannot learn that the natives
have expressed any fea1n1 uching the present.
Kings movements. although 1t has been reported
that the natives OF Hi0 were signing petition In
favor u hls yisit Ii tins Is the ease the sugar
plan ters ore, no doubt, tne prime movers, W they
oeslre that HIS Majesty should 60 TO Washington
70 supplement the efforts ol the Com missoners
for the Reciprocity treaty. The arrangement now
mace - t0at His Majesty SHAH be accompanied by
che Governor OF Oahu, who Is also Commander-tn-
Chief Of the army, JOnn o. Dominis; the Governor
or Main, John NJ kapena, AMI Mr.. E. M. Mayor,
His Majestys private secretary.
A TRAITOR CONVICTED FIRST CASE OF HIGH rREA-
SON.
We have had our first trial for treason. One OF
the Queenites cl culated petition for signatures,
addressed to the French Commissioner, asking
that French vessel pe summoned to these
Islands to assist IN putting Queen Emma upon the
throne. The poor fellow evidently had no idea
OF the gravity oI The offence he was commit tting,
and 1t is question whether he was not the agent
OF more cautious malcontents. The trial resulted
IN verdict ofgulty, rendered by jury Of has own
countrymen, and sentence or death has been
passed upon HIM. The general opinion Is, how
ever, that to hang him would be an outrage.
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RICE AND PADDY.


This crop has more than doubled In four years.
and pr romises to increase In the same ratio. We
produce an article as to size and color OF grain
iuiiy up to Carolina; IN TACT, We supply California
with the article known as table rice. Inc decrease
Of natives causes many taro patches to be aban.
doned, which are being taken up oy Chinese for
the cultivation OF rice. Foreigners have tried to
cultlvare this crop, but the Cnlnese can and are
beating them out OF the Aeld. Conee-rnts 10 not
u certain crop, as the planter knows not wien
are now being tried by planting alternate rows oil
eucalyptus, or Australian gum trees with the
cofee with every hope OF success. The crop OF
1870 was 4i5,lli pounds, aud IN 1871 and 1872 but
so, 900 pounds Tor the two years In 1873 the crop
came up to 262, ,0l5 pounds, and promises 10 be
about the same this year.
Hides aud 1oatsKins are gaining In quantity
slowly; OF the former we ship 10000 year, OF the
latter 80 900.
Tallow In 1871 the export was 1876, $40 pounds;
1877, 4s3y1S pounds, and in 1873, 600, S55 pounds
We have large tracts OF iand upon which cattle
and goats roaui. STOCK raising Is decidedly look
ing up, and the increase hides, skins and ,aloW
promises well.
pounds; 1872, 2Ss 526 pounds; 1879, 32a,50 pounds
TINS crop might be increased to any extent Out or
your tarin.
value Of domestic exports in 1894 was. 1,il332s
Value oil domestic exports In 1878 was. L'21,50I
showing SOW but steady gain ID the lace Of all
dllcuIties.
RETURNS OF IhPORTATIoNS
These show gradual falling OIL. Consumers are
decreasing, and the wants OF the natives are
limited, OWING to the small wages paid by sugar
planters. Time was when our pvrts were Gro 0ed
able-bodied men could obtain 81 . day for their
labor, while those who went whaling cou,d count
on $500 year for their services. This made trade
lively. for moneI burns In thn Avaraxe native q
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adapted to the cultivation OF sugar at 10000
acres. capable OF producing 200 900 tons OF sugar.
All that Is wanted to bring about this splendid re-
suit Is the capital which will saved TO Us BY the
passage OF the treaty which we seek.
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CHIEF EXPORTS
Sugar-In 1858 the crop reached 8. 292. III pounds
which Increased In 1854 to TO- pounds and In
1855 to is, ooo, 900 pounds, since which there
has been steady gain, despite the want Of labor
and capital, UNTIL III 1873, the crop was 23, ,l29I0l
pounds. The crop Tor the current year Will reach
25 600 pounds while the crop for 1878 promises
to reach 500 1000 pounds All that we need to
put us upon q sure and independent footing Is
capital. With this IN hand the question OF labor
supply will be settled; that Is, Il Japan and CHINA
Can be coaxed into opening their doors 10 u.s. The
a
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These were the dgures OF the census OF 1929 OF
course we should not make as good q showing
now. The natives would not now count up over
Al, 500. while the foreigners would show large
falling on. There has been a steady exodus OF
foreign families for over two years past which
still continues and must continue unless some
such measure as the treaty we seek becomes q
fact. California Oregon and Washington Terri
tory entice our skilled artisans and farmers away,
although our natural advantages are superior.
PERCENTAGE OF DECREASE or POPULATION
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Republican Parish Executive Commute
Parish Of Orleans,


Parish Executive Committee.
Parish of Orleans,
JAMES LEWIS, President.
E. ". TOsTRTCK, Vice President.
SAMUEL N. QCETE: Secretary.
CHARLES A BAQuIE, Assistant Secretary.
P J. MALONEY Corresponding Secretary.
P. F. htRWIG, Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Sergs antat-Arns
A. SkILLMaN, Assistant Sergeant-at.Arms.
DELEGATES.
First vard-John Laag!es, ". S. Wilson.
Second ward-P. F. Herwig, n. Z. Nichols.
Third ward-W. L. Evans, George DeveZln.
Fourth ward-James Lewis, Charles E. Ingalls,.
Fifth ward-Willam y;yers, E. Alex.
Sixth ward-Joseph Daz, E. Joubert.
Seventh ward-Jphn Barrow Charles ". Boothoy
Eighth wardzE; v Lee ere; Webster Long
Tenth ward-Simon J. Flatow, J. A. Paturel.
Eleventh ward-E W Tostrick. Graham Bell
TWelfsh waramPau, Bruce NJ p anGoa
Fourteenth ward-W. r Fish, n D. Bush.
Fifteenth ward-W. F. Loan Edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis. George ". Moore.
Seventeenth ward-T. B. Stamps, William Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
sUsExECCTIvg COMMITTEE.
W. S. WILSON, Chairman;
George Deveziu, William Nlgers,
L. Joubert, Webster Long,
A n Aucota, George ". Moore,
William Kern, ". E. FISH.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
P. F. HERWIG Chairman.
Charles IL gals, John Barrow,
GRAHAM Bell William 2. Loan,
A. Dejoie, T. B. Stamps.
COMMITTEE on WAYS AND MEANS.
H. C. NICHOLS, Charm an;
Joseph Dias, Z. V. Leclere,
j. Il. Paturel Edmond Jones.
COMMITTEE or FINANCE.
JOHN LASGLES, Chairman;
Ernest Alex Charles ". Boothby,
Z. W. Tostrick, Paul Bruce.
COMMITTEE or CLUBS.
sW. L. EVANS, Chairman
J. W. Edwards, Edu,usd Jones,
H. Davis n. D. Bush.
JAMES LEWIS, President
S. NJ QUErR, Secretary. jy1i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW DRAINING
MACHINE.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF IMPRovExBNTs,l
New Orleans, July 8. 1874. )
CEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THB
, Undersigned; will be received At this office un
til 10 A. II. MONDAY, August TO- 1874, for the cree
ton of buildings and machinery for draining ma
chine at the lake end OF Upperline canal.
Bids to be made for payment in cash. and II new
consolidated bonds drainage series, at par, at the
option of the City Council.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. $3.50,
Proposals to be accompanied by plans and speci'
ficatious both general and in detail. The propo'
sails to state the price of the machinery ncindlnR
boilers, engines. pumps, foundations ana puilulngS
total height of lift, force or BOTH 70 De seven
teen feet also to state the quantity OF 1ei neces
sary for the discharge of certain quantity OF
water in given time. nm mn
per hour, to be of durable character, and ID all
Bindings to be Of iron, good design, well venti
lated. and constructed IN q unssanllai manner.
Indication of contract and complete in five months
The work will be located Immediately inside Of
the northwest angle OF the lake embankment at
its intersection with the west or upper embank.
ment.
and boilers can De seen at the Office Of the City
survey or but bidders will rot be confined to any
particular class Of pumping machinery.
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication the sum of $500 in cash. which
shall be forfeited to the city in case Of failure to
sign the contract
Bddsrs to whom the contract j. not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adjudication is made.
No bio will be received unless accompanied
by the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Bids to be indorsed "Proposals for Draining
Machine" vv-
i've I'd JAMES LEWIS. Administrator.
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CORPORATIONS.
A MENDMENT TO CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW ORLJAN

Be it known that on this eighteenth ia o Junes
A. D. 1874 and the ninety -ei ghth Of tho iriepens
dence of the United States of America betre NEE
Joseph Cohn. notary public in and for ty parish
and city OF New Orleans. duly commissi?ed aud
qualified, personally came and appeared Messrs-
Frederick Del Bondio. PRESIDENT HermA Zubere
bier, vice president, and Emile Maier, secretary,
also other stockholders Of the GERNANA insure
undersigned who declared that at a gsieral meete
ing of the stockholders of said cOmpny held iue
accordance with article eighteen OF III charter on
the tenth day of June 1874, threefourths of the
stock represented at said meeting asserting, 20
was
Resolved That the capt al stock Of the companS
shall BIZ and is hereby reduced from $500 900, as
fixed in article three in SAID charter, to 200 900
by corresponding reduction in the number OF
shares from 1900 tC 2GDD shaIes Of s 100 each, the
said reduction to be effected by the converting OF
each three of the old shares into two OF the news
shares under this resolution.
Thus done and passed ia my Office at said cityo
in presence OF Charles ?. Barry and kusebe BoInFe
competent witnesses, whs sign this act with sais
parties and me, notary.
Original signed:
Pred. LelBondio, PRECEDENT; zuberber, VGS
Presidents E. Maler, Secretary; H. F. klumpR Re
NJ. ZeiSler, Pm. D. Maye, J. Hassinger, Hugo aede
witz, Miller 4 Dielmsn Charles f. Barry Ee
B0uay.
JOSEPH COIN, Notary Public
the undersigned deputy recorder If o. dr mort
cages IN and for the city and PARISH VI OrioAns'
do hereby certify thai the foregoing acI o. amenuo
ment Of Incorporated of the Gerhia1ia lnsuI aacs
S Of New 0ea1s 70 ma sw IN BOOK se u.s.
''''' NV 90" G. DIRCAETEI, Deputy Recorder
New Orleans, Jun 10, 1874
I, notary, certify the foregoing to be true copy
of the original at on file in my once.
my sissature and seal Of edace. thistwensy second
j ss9s In = w. 5oszpH COIN, Notary Public.