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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
Cc.sIOn Of FIJI 20 Great britain.

The Ns,s Zsairpi Herald Of the I'd instant
contains the following Information relating to the
eession Of the FIJI Islands to Great Britain -
News from FIJI TO the 9Th March was obtained
BY special boat from the Bau to catch the Marion
Rennie at Suva- As soon as the news Of the 10
fusal to eede reached Levuks and the other is
lands there was great agitation. The settlers
unanimously refused to recognize any Govern
ment or Constitution, They changed the King
and Ministers with having treaeherously sub
verted the old Constitution, and would not allow
it to be reimpOsed upon them at their own pleas
ure. They therefore refused to obey it and threw
themselves on the protection Of the foreign con-
suls Maafa also seeded from the Government,
and declared that 10 taxes should be raised in
his part Of the kingdom. Everything was in an
arcby and confusion. There was no choice, and
Cakobau again offered the eession Of the island,
which has been accepted, and FIJI is now virtual.
~ British colony Such is the change in the
position during the last fortnight The official
was issued on the Goth. and sen, by
special boat from Levuka to catch the Mongo
at Kaudavu.
"CoNsrtAE NorIcE.-Isl,Sps CEDrD 70 GREAr
BErrAiS.- odcre, foreign Conspls. Mr Thurston.
ard Chief Justice, with eertAin native chiefs val meet
and arrange fora, Of government al faferi-t.
'(Sisued) +. L. LAYARp. H. B. NJ. Consul.
q British Consulate. Levuka March 20, lS14.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

S1TEKzs5SS- The ErSt steamer t-on tie coloaiss
Which has arrived since the acton OF this Govern.
ue1t i1 rsiSj1S the cCrrert value CT sgvsregus 10
3 q, las broe<ht ard diso1rsed considerable
a-czut Of these gold coins, varioGsly estimated
from two Eur5rcd 70 ore thousand 10 uunoer.
some traders took them AZ Eve dollars each. and il
Wl- ee vel If al % -, % tia. in trade they nav
pass, Is they formerly ID tor eve dollars It IS
simply ccuuter, and there Is no reason Why we
sbo1ie pass ave silver fvefrsUc pieces fer Eve dol
.srs and refuse 70 receive TIE sovereign 81 the sane
Prise, Which i worth mere thar twenty-five francs
Tie effect Of the late charge iu the value CT this
gold coin has been Just what We pre6ictet-fl vii
Be brcEzht here znt freely 5iSeGrse6 ard Il & pass
AZ i've dollars VII Be most Ilss,y 70 remain here
L !, passes for less, Il VII Be exported again Pas
sengsrs b the MlS8t9 assured Is that Il Ee take
this coiu II sve G0lars, much 11re Eiu De spent
here than Il is value : less l. Is estimated that
the steamer and her passengers spent here betEeen
eight and ter 5b5ussu5 dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

Dgssa trVoPs aavs tsea defeated in al sstack On
tie Asass1sss izsrvlehus1ss, losias sigbs killed. ard
SIXTY woa15e6-
QrEESLr DcvRr.-Ia E5iftioe &c tie SIc0, coo
Eaagi-y s0ted bg the Bri5sh Parliament to the
Rzssza vie Of The Daks CT B5z-5zrgh the Car has
endowed his daughter As fellows First. sifs os
S7Sa,oeo in cash Is marriage perds1; sece1i
S-Se-oe0 SPECIAL z4rri4ys pS-acz; both 70 bs
Invested Il Ezszau ger cent 5ou5z. Interest paya-
be every 81 u1stbs-Jha5 l. 20 say. SIS zoe year.
Besides tais- he Emperor gives her $50 go weary as
EarS Ct a5ectigz AID Ilss Of al she has private
flrtu1e q $50 1ed. AL these matters are regulated
tE solemn treaty sisrsd 81 the Gar. the Queen q
England Eli the ma--iei par
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
ENPOR IT,

Far Sgdues per Ta-sr My IA ps-< sz-zz = s-ks
Sperm 81. rana. Faaa-Domesrir 81 1z9- Fgrsil-
S-ESs 81.
F1r vrt1ril C. Per 1eaEa-s- My s-1r7a krgs sz-z=
~ hass ucs y bales Fuiz bag euas- Valze-uuu1sse
81 Is
Frr 50 F-arciEc- u sui1. NAY iL1.l4 rkgs
g hrz Hshsr ssals. pks Na-ls lsezl- o. tnz
ebous pulls. ~ hurias 1alauas a-s 1ecs
laau- ties. lzl4 SINS . 1zf -sl1s. 6
hnis ~heup ssn- 80 lug eilrS. $500 D. 4
ssius 5hl ran : ha- specie. Nlzel lrasrc s. - Is
Fgrsisa- Si175
Pur1a1f. Ntr-e Naciesg- MsF 14l-169 1k-s
rur uuu. curzz FauH-1uEzesszE
81 ~ q, Foreign s.. %
Tor ezana ts'hnss pr Eanch r1-hut Nay 81 oassst
gln Z tr11iv Fhieser c. Whir WINE hAs aAga,
= e tr-sd. selz rur-. Fa1ne-Ear-i.-n- 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
PASSENGERS

Fr- Aark ald and Srfrev. per rarrEr. Mtv ms v
Ezl--hsiu- Ksbsrt An=. us ald chil And = l1m So
Frurc1.cr.
F--m EEafa-u PER N7sa.id. Nay 11-N-s rsulpskv
Mss r1u rsupssv Gwen. Master Elks ali Il zrzlzizz
tlr .tn E-anrrscu.
Frin Rurtznd- O. per Jane A EaikzasGrg nay nc y
Russsll. L c EliltrL
F1- 80 Frz1ris1a Der Nzs1iu Nav III Razgsr Ny
A Carrw-r1t AMI servant : Z CHRISTIE. 7 Aauisuu and
uisa etv taas stg : Z Ealck- NJ sr1uu NJ A
Fusr Dnnsi F1st-r znlzhrer. Ezv NJ Ev1ae NJ Z
Fru1zss -htfr-u. s Ncrran. L. z Ls1mann. ?
Cerr Earier Chas Es=t. y z hurphE- I1s SE'v=- NJ
R1uhaur and vs. jas Ea=srl. =. e d1gtu. Z y.
ksus e Rtrieg. Ac1E A111-f Apg. AilE Ages Al.
Ave- and H. 8 E-azsi1z s-eu Alscnalaa-
E-1u Euahine per n z Alien MaF ~ NnsIer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

FASr SrEANISe- he steamer CITY ofNfe,bogrre.
o. her -aSt trip frca San Francisco 10 SYDNEY.
made The ruu trou Sau FrssciSco &c Auckland ard
t1e1ce 20 sydney, 1s2 miles 10 - taySl2 hours ruu-
irS tire. zversgiug ~ miles ! day. Isc,u6irc
sloPPages, her trip occupied ligte more thar ~
days. he reason q her going 20 Auckland. o.
The way, Was, because 90 her arrival ., Ezr tzyu.
SIZE found the ST. MouSol had len tor Auckland
twelve hours before her arrival Fer adopting this
cocrsS the View Zealand Government gave Captain
BruWr 4 purSe OF $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

~ II or legislative rcPo-t LIST week there az
PcsEee an error, caused By trsrserhuS the report
ers notes whieh has usturslly snncyeG some o. The
representatives. Il vas stated hist peiilioe was
presented that ST foreigners be tzrued cut Of The
couutry-' ItsbouIG have Rad 'so-t Of government
employ Or that mo foreigners Dc employed BY
the soverunent."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

.R- he steamer Msc-oegor. which m OF the
reef a. E- had been far repaired ~ the erection
q oo1er1zss over the heles that sEe Wzs ;o leave
hsneavu for Sytney, April = She viii probably
b ready 10 resunc her place il tbs line, leaving
sydney On ne 81 Of June.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

~ On cur Hrss psgv viii Be touna two decisions
q tbs Slpreue Cour,, cue Of then relating 70 he
estate Ct Hiram Msfki spd The Other 70 The larceny
case 0fJohu AscSut On the fourth PSse. viii be
fouaa Tx frst half Ct The repost Of The Bosra o.
E5uea,ior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

~ Mr.. Adams vii sell the Schooner Geo-se
FraDeis Train, 40 tons bgrthen, on Saiurtsy Dvxt.
A. viewed from the Nhsri she spPears 70 Se very
fms ersft, ard If there Is zuythius iu = name she
ought 70 sch wei sr6 ssi well
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

LIZ ISScEANcE--Tls sttsaIio2 O. OR readers Is
called to the card OF the Mutual Lie Iusuruce Co,
O New YorS- We lave resolved from The sxsut.
Mr. Elaer The annual statement offs business fer
lS7S, showing its sssets 20 6e over sixty un1ous OF
dollars. TIE growth o. tbs Institution EXHIBITS
most Nou6eriul prosperity, unparalleled 10 the his
tory o. life irs-rsuce- Tie sScrt VII furnish the
eo1pduy's circulars &c any Who apply for them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
COuMERIIAI.-


~ t-s sssau,-r NIE.aa thi-t-vu AS rvs ~ havg
tai-s f- syaur, sp- IL E-s7iss rsr sggzr szzsrs
e. shal r1-S sul ~ isli,-i-g in The Ei--ai5s
sraAE-iusPtrr, rrin-v t.ls.,u Ejyr the uaa-kst
- :. 49,. 80 80 ss - - 80 .' '
NErrh 81 whsn As - rvsiis-i fr ~hlsp cvs
taa 4 . - - - q b-yv'sg t'i1 = i,s . = =
g. Or tre ea11tr-s - . - D. Or Nr'~s h'a94sl
ra-l1a iy 80 s. O. A. IL 81 r-susa- e1-ura-=-s
tz-ar r~uHssus s-lsrv-
Ia Nslh,u-us. a. ssysacs < - per TIE r-port-l
a-saE ne later i,spat-h-s An rhg Caasi us-sess
h-ayy s,,rsrs rui re ,Frus stsaae--, zuPgs wi Be
rv1uc-- sul r-ers rreTvs sus u1s - Hgu-s
sIisri issI y-s-
u- advises - San F-anece y sbs Is-tsr very o. Ar-H
= ~h-a ~ sug-- ---y h-svg, uua-r
frsu--t fav~l esh al-s- TIE hsh-- sao-azus Or hst
Hs~zaz .ru = g. - vhs ~ - sutrd ~ -
ne r-ss q sa-~ hss ls-a in Ls1isu sad N~v Nlrk
ing trssy z-tstus In Lzzaeu tss aecitss
g. sls per cvt-esusl cruss FeGa1 vhls iu
~ n1rk ths as hs b-su thr-s cruts P,un1 sal tas
Fsszcss1. ~hsrv lhe p-cv rsng-- t-- - e
- iupsrta-ious .aAE F-t 3sri1g tas -, Srt-
q is bu,- s-v- 49,. buE IL uakrs h.s ~
iap-ed sd lusis pssF-cl q rvsa-u e ~
i.s- hsss su.,-sziau--
Ecv ~ Fr.u-s-cc r-Pssrl da ~its T-y s-syy IN
p1-iatus f-uu CsA Js,dz -irz Ssgl-5 t. Hsvsa-
a. &C. Il s. Cir lest
Hs-azzz zs-lsss-- - yg1s-a a. 2s'sa g ~
II .l sr.a- ~ hsys bss ss g. usss se8s ths s-riya
81 the st-a--r NrEa rguts fr F-an1-ccs the
ta-kr-slu- Jane A. F.Isi-gz-E 1z-ss
llrE. lt- sz-k Eusch rEl Ia saSs l-goz KasJszvg
rgcss Er Bak--s isls-5s ard s-s Wa q. AKA z rsh-
ne skzs ls-ag b-r Say 10 Pry sspvu3~d ,lus,-ssi-
s1r7ass * tas suz-y l.-gv uazS-- & p--a-
ger, 1,g1E saz E-s-eea. ne saat sh4z she Ga g
ca b. syd--y szs pas a5ga- scss1Ha O. Der
ls-assl a. rhs g-rs rb-e -crp- -er~ rrbls 1a-a--i
rras1aby l-rr .ass -1al llys ru s-1sr -s-aa-
rcr- Egr F-aucc- sls tak s04r- ever fur ez--
: IfHF4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

DisNrsSEp.-The baud has been paid OF. srd The
members dismissed. ard We trust that Il they ARK
ever again enrolled ir the pebble scrvev IL vii DC
unSor sueh reguiatioos vii preyes, repeii,i0s
OF such fusubo-aiastior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
I,TRrrTT Oh ID CHANRERs -

CEECTTT COTET AT CHAMBEE& = TEzIELD
U JrrfCrAE uEeSTErCr-zl FruharsE -ae 1aa--er Il
- Fsare N falrFEET FEEEElaT. lace Of EIc. Ezrra
anrussd PrIper aprnrz-nu haTug Zen 1altE ~ z 8
ErTCEClCE- AtE11nfz1r Fl ne Es1aaa q G.1'-fT
Fs--ar u Eln Ea-uaH ssrs1se1- FIX arur1val q
s-1lsiry einir1s aa-llzsC Eaz7l1z
T7,aruflr-. II E~1AT- tas r1rh DAT OF NAY NE-XTs
AZ % -inCx A. NJ Caurr lsllse az Eu- Eara1
s-rhz appaiuraa ami pins fIr hearing si
as odi,cf-u1a MAJ - ulahs ther=r1
ETNAE
Ctr-uis T1rEs rnir-f F1tliciaI Eis1zse-- z L
Elo. EazzE. aPra Is ts-+ "a =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

Pres Grant tnate a special message 70 The Senate
April 3 ontee cession, ey the chiefs, Of The Nav
gator Islands 10 The Cui,ed states. TIE nesssge
has not Sc, bcrr puelished.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

tIF- Ps,iiiou Is In circulation, in Hawaiian and
English, P-syiag The Legislature 70 prohibit the
traffic Ia opium, ava, and Intoxicating drinks, and
any who wish 10 sigu il can DO 50 At CIR ofaee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
NOTICE..
Executors Notice.
~ H4rTrE or rHR ESTATE OF

~ THL MATIEk " INK EsIAIL "
n EEz AZ MATEs7TT LESALlLly--The l11erlz-el-
Ersrns1r q and and C.-ic- -e-s
% x=sr- 80 s7u-r1 c1se q izrsae3 EszssF
pers1rs lz71E clrs 1-s- t1e Es-41a
q r1s teca1ezr. Uasfer ssr.sl b zdrEzs O. cr1e-
wfsH . rrzsanr ITEM win 1ssTT r1-1ers I'm
a. = 1iErs b E11rfuiI- 1iuu-zs fr 1l---
raeF f1rEEsr aa--z-- CaA=- 2 El7ffoP-
zs1oi1r1. w & 1874 fiH g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

EF- Mr. Barlow holds his usual weekly trade
sale q, his sue,ion Room to-aay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

Tbs clipper stiG Syren made hue run from this
Por' 70 New Bedford arriving ihere April Il. amer
q passage ogl0S DAYS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

-UDECLsL D1STEzcI---Il ua--sr 1f lie Els1z1a
1Ff ErEr DAVIS Iara % Earaiane- s1haia Ezr-Vad.
rtssassL Fryer Egpcaz-an having seen mate ~ A.
zn1r size BE- a7rntnna1 Afi-ltulsgra1E zpun
II Ezsu Davis. II sArai-s- =1ll1
Esaala. E1uai 1scszLsgsi il1ass11a
rrsrrf'rs. TX E>nAF- I'M .sl1 u Nay, f-7t- n
--esus< 1ta Cuurr Eguse = zi1uea- : h.tlla.
EaaErI = harahr Appointed Ne tine and place slr
bearing <adf z1pCz1rn and any ohierrurs may
-uase -nersr1. CEAELEzS EEzEDEzEzllE EAET.
Cr-aft T1l-s Third Judicial rtsr---s
y EahaiA- E1srzf. AprI =. 1s7H ~ II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

NAso~lc.-A special meeting OF Hcnolula Royai
Arch CssPter, vii ee held al their Rooms this eve
uipg a. =. V'cloek
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
PORT OF uONoLULU.


Nay Am s-ar Nlzs, Jslasaa Is lHys igul San Fraa-
SIR N.-ae M.--s- Craze. f-yua Lahafla- cz-gos
~ -, - a. ,-sz- I sea 80 .si-s- tas-
s-gvs= Il at1-3eaes, 3 coass4z-lzs, 40 G
- N1a- P.u--s. y-,ul EiharuL cz-go. J strse.
sa- IS, FL Fkzz -ls1- : 1t.ss, ~ gas
tzs rit1ss ,s1s--zg uszlv- f-ss-aE
Easssg-s Cos S9all.ls, : D Nl-ai-5sll, u-is
40 ca-al7ea, is BsLl Cgr-Ss-- NJ y
Greg- Azdrru Nr-d1t-l. A p -1uss. a LIai-sy.
srvl ASa1a ll1- ~s,s ana e--.-- aai .. 1-es-
Ar . E1gch Ea-1c- Eas1t, 8 -ags ,-lll BIZ "a
ue--a, aud - GAYS f-gu -a,8 Fernandez. co rluss
Or sAks-s Ls.tlis consigned g. : e-n--, E-{-
Sclr Prtucs. b-rS- f-auL Agua Asz- -z-y9= %
l1Es. - kags 90 49, sl-ar, y 1ags cl-as. y
eu-s rul1- ~ sszz -klls- - elcas tsa- rszs
eg-5sr "a - = 51.1ss7, - t---'-5lgL
baasraA 3 5uis s1glzsaas- Ezasagus= VA
$50 S-a,s, PuassI.a E-gal sLsslasa- cz-sv= 81
- sas-.5a- Dgs.ss. l-saa Ksl,au- Cs-yos h,--
iz fsls, = aass -t-, 8 81 -aa-e-a- 2 -ice
So W.5s.a. sAusaia t-oua N.lse. C.r-yp- a,r
Es- k-gs - blgz susa-. = 51ls s~s-l 7oga-lss.
Sch- LasA- kEl t7m Aut5ssA czrygs SO 9ags
SCR Dana. u,5sag. s-gal ssua a Esz- Cz-yo. =
oa5ss vu,z- ~5ll 80. ssigs q a5ie-, = estss e-t
a15 gul1-sy q us-ay- s-g,saz 7zla7tyr-ss Dr.
Shr.e,, rhs= u1ya-s, ~ rrvll5G--, s15 2 iscS
SER Ne N1rrus, lena t-ga Alalsa- -zryg -
.hs-p. isl1,- hly~
11-Ausz=las5sl Aulsrlcsa Hal steamship Nssia,
s5..el H. p Esckf-si : o..
An 1k-a Jane salsiueurg B-y~u, y GAYS fruu
C--ze
Sss- Fsl-y oaeea- ksaila. t-uul ulaalei Cz-gg, gs
k-gs - bar> sugz-.
---S-h- 'Ea-Eics- kEasaia f-gu Msl1ka- Ca-ygs s.
sh-sp = bslas vrcL
---Hau brig VIZ & AleH- Sch1sHisr - izys f-uu
uuah1e S0cieJy + crus;rn-i O. A " Ps-cs & o..
s-hr g-uuy. 81 lisa-r. s-uu Wal1lsa 4 klila- Or
o. bog - 1a--s - ba-s rice 7, hides,
hass lailts tei beet Ez1l1sgsrg= NJ Cgura1-.
NJ Dr1-r- and = te-k-
Schr Mazussaual kaiaaac. f--ul NlEiizsi-i. cz-ggs
2 h5e-. Ok sgsis, IL lag, 5oe kzgs saga
SAILED
Nsv s--Au SIR Nzztlls. Tthasuu- Or Jspaa-
Schr Nay Eiieus Mans. fr k1hahE
--Ausr-atst1 4 Arsrictz scsll1ss rarlar. Fer
--s-. Aucklt1d and Sg1ileF-
Schr Ne-ne M=rr-l- Crzle. flr LAhaila
g-Au "a ueiauar-. DDS. SC Firtlria, 3 C.
Schr F-iace. Bsck- fr klua ha1-
Schr Earui Pusers. fr kahu.uL
k-taus FlEth flr kls1lH-
---Auztrulasa1n A1rer1cnl uIaai steamship N Sail
Nurs. Saa F-anciSeu
Schr Me Norris. Lsnna, flr Mllaka-
schr ksoui Ana. kagkius fHr Aluiau-
Syh- E-aa-k kalzuala- flr kalKg1ala-
s-nr gunr Dusiuic- 1,r y aiaEa
Sgh- Eusa sEa. Sc Nltl1aa
rz-zsr bk Nr1ls Macsav, Forbes. Or Portland, O
sehr Ealry ausen, Elii1- fr EtlaleL
Sg1- WaIs,ls Ahzal1ll- Or ktlasn-
Schr CaaHE- Duu7e. for ka5a a GGz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

~ Bark Edwin viii iake the nexi mail, sailing
for San Francisco 90 all next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
To SAN FRANCISCO.
TO SYDNEY. dc.

- Passenger f5r EASTERN STATES AID EUEOPE-
pUrrhasi1z teir Trough Tczst az Cur 0Ece VII - a.
isssi iye rasrf4 fl fLres bes3es zTi1s i1rger qa-
ties q Bz-gz-s f-ee-
FOR Freight ard Passage OF auy further iaf1--
uluou- aFFiy
80 H HACKFELD & CO. Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
For Sale OF For Lease I

RsEvERAL COTTAGES, PLEASANT
u II heated. via rsr4.1s. o1ikanres. 1ad rFsry
eonyenisnes. E1qIirs n
as IL HUGO sfAEGEEWALD.M ~ D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.. W. GuIiek will d. ". preseh
me Gospel" i ne Lycvzu1. -eSt sunday evening Nay
r-tA, ~ "a o'ciocS. >ys-s free. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
BIRTH.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Il 'A - = TAsrs,y Nay IA, ~ ~ vis q NJ ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
<,IrIrr.N~ Am RFSIprNr~ OF HoNo-

GNIElNENS AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
- Lulu. Visiting EriautS ard S-ra-cerS generaly
ec-3lsly Irytea O. attend Puht Worship FOEr ST.
CRU CH, where SERVICES held every SABBATH a. II
c'clo,sS A NJ, ant T. ". SEATS provided for al
WHO nay D. pleased attend There : q Wednesday
eysuL.s Prayer Nevtz.s ~ ococS. in the Lecture
EQc11. % which Al are welcome. az ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
TO LEI.


r. THOSE DEsTEaBLE FHE8EsEs -
AIakea Street. fsfmshg aoelpiel b. a. 2. Br-rslsi
Yea. Pr pariieslarz apply @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13
Pause, q the Keen fer ne NozsA e Nay. 1874
rrrr4rIB 81 SlrT- p4sltl srr,E.

HoNOLUIU MEAN TINE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-22
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
THE FALL MEETING.

The degree Of favor with which the sports Of
the turf have been received always by the people
of this State. is sufficient to assure us Of the GER
tain success of the coming meeting Of the Lou
isiana Jockey Club, which will commence on
Tuesday, December LIST. The prospects are the
brightest now for large field and great attend
ance. There are already about forty horses in
training at the course. and before the end Of the
week as many more will be in the city. OF morn
ing's now can be heard the patter Of the flyers
feet, down the back stretch, as the thorough
breds are put through their PAGES. The track,
thanks to the care and attention of Gus A.
Breaux, Esq, and Mr.. VIM. Conner is in prime
order, and fast time may be expected, should
the balmy weather we now enjoy continue.
The programme for the first day will open
with hurdle race Of two n lies over light hur-
dies for a club purse of $500. This is to be fol-
lowed by mile dash, the Slocomb stakes, for
colts and flies two years old; after which, for all
ages, there will be an exciting contest of mile
heats. Already the ladies have made prepare.
tons for this gala OCCASION and from little hints
gathered here and there, they will as of yore
make the grand stand perfect boquet of beauty,
rich in the radience of exquisite costumes and
bright with the light Of their sparkling eyes.
The delightful drive, the exhilarating sport,
and the tout ensemble of the scene is enough to
bring out the masses Of our people.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-22
Meeting OF the IncorporatOrs Of the N. o.
and I. w. Central 4. r.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO BE OPENED.

There was well attended meeting of the in
corporators of the N. O. and T. W. c. Railroad
and business men of this city held last night at
the Chamber Of Commerce.
The meeting was organized by Mr.. L. H. Gard.
ner, who called Mr.. W. B. Schmidt to the chair.
b. o. Seixas, Esq.,, was elected Secretary.
Mr.. Schmidt stated the object of the meeting
to be in the interest Of a railroad to Texas. 1t
was proposed to organize company under the
charter of the New Orleans and Texas Western
Central Railroad Company, granted about year
ago, which provides for subscription of not less
than one hundred thousand dollars, when the
company could proceed to business.
l.sr. G. w. r. Bayley said that he thought there
was but one duty for the meeting to perform, and
that was to authorize the Commissioners named
in the charter to open subscription books. After
a lengthy and animated discussion, participated
in by Messrs. Bayley, l.. H. Gardner, c. H. Con-
rad, Cyrus Busy, I. N. Marks, Wash Marks and
John Peale, Mr.. Bayley's motion was adopted
Under the charter Of the proposed Company,
as soon as the amount Of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars or more is subscribed there
must be meeting of the stockholders to perma-
nently organize by the election of Board Of Di-
rectors and other necessary officers.
1t was explained at the meeting last night that
the organization once perfected, certain PROPOSE
tons, which Mr.. L. H. Gardner said gave q
guarantee Of road being completed to Dallas
in not more than Is months from the LIST of Jan
uary next, could be acted on, and not before. The
charter leaves the location and objective point of
the road to the company.
After the adoption Of Mr.. Bayley's motion the
meeting adjourned.
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Last evening occurred, in the Third District,
always happy to chronicle It will be reme m
bered by all those who had the pleasure Of wit
nefsing and participating in it as very happy oc-
casiOn indeed.
The numerous friends Of our young fellow
townsman, Mr.. Ferdinand Dudenhefer, having
felt it incumbent upon themselves to give some
testimony Of their esteem and friendship, for the
many noble qualities exhibited by him. concluded
that handsome present would be appropriate
Assembling at the residence of Mr.. Henry Was-
sem at o'clock they proceeded to the domicile
Of Mr.. Dudenhefer, headed by the Third District
Amateur Band, where Mayor L. A. Wiltz. who
was selected for the pleasant duty, in a neat and
appropriate address presented to Mr.. Dudenhefer.
in behalf OF his friends, beautiful gold headed
cane and an elegant locket.
Mr.. Dudenhefer was taken completely bv eur
prise, and excused himself from responding ap-
propriately stating that his heart was flIed with
emotions too strong for words.
After partaking. OF the good cheer which was
amply provided, the friends Of MIR. Dudenhefer
retired, feeling conscious that honor had been
done TO whom honor was due.
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Young Mems Monumental Association.

A list will be found at our Office tomorrow
morning for the names of all those who may
wish to subscribe for the erection of monument
to the memory of the fallen braves of Sept. 14th
1t is proposed to raise sufficient sum for the
object by receiving monthly subscriptions from
five cents upwards-each subscriber by his sub
scription becoming entitled to membership of
the association. Branch associations will be es-
tablished all over the State and subscription lists
will be left at the Cotton and Merchants Ex-
change, and the various newspaper offices. The
first meeting for the purpose of organization
will be held to-day, and on Wednesday the first
regular meeting will take place at 81 Carondelet
street, econd floor. All interested in the move
ment are invited to attend.
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OFFICE OF TIE GRAND COMMANDER, KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Nov. q, 1874.
Col. Gus A. Breaux, IMessrs. r. w. Simmons and
Jno. A. Norris, Committee of the Louisiana
Jockey Club:
Genuemen-I have just received yours of this
morning, rendering othe Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar Of Louisiana, a testimonial for
with pleasure accept the same, and beg leave to
return the thanks of the Grand Commandery,
not only for the testimonial itself, but also for
the words of good feeling with which it comes,
and for the compliment of being thus remem-
bered by your well known organization.
Very respectfully.
R. L. BRUCE, Grand Genl.
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.