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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04

The following were to day elected directors Of
n ne s sisushte, house COMPANY: MessIe Joseph
| De Rdvter, I. 3. Selre.l. Jules Cassard, Eou-rt
! Mot, DR.. J. Borde ami B. Saoy.
Gold opened at ia j 1ll4f against ll4s, st New
lor. and after moderate business Closed at as
0ll4A against lis in that market. The Gales
sooD 81 ~ s s s amt o $500 $500 end
lA1.
No sales of silver were reported American half
dollars are still quoted at 10. Gl0T}s, and Mexican
dollars at 81 y d97, gold
STEERING opened at previous rates. bnt under the
influence Of subsequent advance In gold at New
lork an nctwithsta ding the decline in bills in
that market, C osed 2-l0 T. cent higher for com.
ia While bank vas Without 4potable vaIa
was OF mod rate extent. being confined to f28 $40
com nv srslne 5000 mn Of ading at s. 49kd as 50;
at 70 sos; 32s00 bank, at the counter, at IS 53h
and 4ls0O DO for gold. at 81 83Ia.
tfAbcs We're also lover for commercial. The
sales were of quite liberal extent, amounting to
$40 eco commercial. embracing III. GO and $50 $50
at s8A a457t; 25Oo0 and 600 600 do at 571, and
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 50
as 5, for bill Of lad,ng and AL clear. aud q
So So for bank, and francs at 4.57h for con.
nercjal. and ASH for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of
fair extent, and with good demand CONNER
cial was nearly lis y cent higher. The sales of
New York sight covered $3.50 COO. embracing
i geo commercial at PAL: 5 IS oCO and $4,000 do
at lS s':cent premium; $50 coo private bakers
at i. We also noticed sales of Is &c, 900 commercial
on Providence at u cent discount, and 8 10000
on Philadelphia at par
The banks continued TO check OF New York at
saa y. cent premium. while commercial sight
was quoted at -0is.
In stocks We noticed fales Of 20 81 eres Ilibernia
Bank at -. and New Orleans City Railroad
Company at Sl4850
In bonds we noticed active speculative de
Inaud for new state consolidated seven per cents
The market opened at about AZ, and Closed at
s9t, aud the sales included SIT 600 at 47l $1,000
at IN; $4,000 at 49,. and $2O, OGO at 4ol. We
also noticed sales Of $1,000 city gold beariu seven
per cents at 81, and $500 at 37a.
HothiL z transpired in city appropriation certii |
Gates. IBey were quoted about 80 a39.
Metropolitan Pol &c warrants ContiuGe, entirely
nominal.
No sales Of State warrants were reported. Old !
were still quoted at about 80, and NGw at about |
5i055. while L. gisatiye per die IN warrants rul.d
at 9JH1O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04
BY Charles II. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF MATTHsY FLOOD

N'S0"o DISTRICT Court for the Parish OF Oreapa--
No. 81 ,55I.
SEAHI.ES II. REED, AUCTIOypEp
49,, olnce No. ., ST. Chan les street-WI III he so,d a,
u. % RDAf. april 3, 49, al twelve o,clnc,
-, ~ the oieIchaHts and AuctioBeers, ETcba,rA
W. t hos@ street, between Canal and Customb77s,,'
ot ,b oy ofder OF the Hon. A. l.. Tssof Ind 10
leans si@aad ns,Ilct Court for the parish Of Or
Wit ''1''i Tue property, TO
praT Lot OF GsRouSD, with the buildings and i'm.
" iiiow, Claiborre. Erato AID riaG bounded ny
* fees front on Willow street h. a 10
TER 8 Cash on the spot
expense ''@0'"iy, Ill purchasers
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SALE EFPECT PETITION

| aus In GAIN rS Ell AL. w. JUSlfN H'LbSNpi
EXECUTOR OF JOSEPH C. MOSBY
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
Nos. 30 $50 and 3-.is0.
DIV II. NJ. g. Ii. J. MONT(;GNEKY-2.
ID NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer Will be sold on
SATURDAY, March &, 1875 at twelve O'clock
ii at tn. st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
rO!unda of the St Charles Hotel, by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order from the Hon. a. L. issOt,
Judge the Second District Court for tho parish
of orleans, dat ted January % 1876
l. ACtRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon, situated
i'll the First District If this city, ia tho square
bounded by PerGido, Gravier. Johnson and Gaivez
ttrt ess, mea uriug. in American Iatasure 20 feet
II inches lines front Galvez alreet, by -, feet
inches s lines in depth, between parallel lines.
.. CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon situated in the FIRST
district OF this city, in the square bounded by
tiravier, Johnson Perddo al Galvez streets. and
neasurin" 50 feet front on Galvfz sheet by
depth of 100 feet hetwten parallel ilnes.
TeIms-Cash il United states treasury notes.
Act of sale before James Crab An, noarv pubIc,
at the expense of the purchaser. te3 IS mh6
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey 3. IA. Il B. :. Montgomery
ID M. & Il. J. MONTGOMERY.

ID M, e Il. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL. AUCTIONEEH rs
AND DEALERS In EHW FURNITURE.
Office Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Tri-weekly sales of every description of house
old furniture Mirrors Pianos. CARPETS, Mattresses
etr on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR'
DAYS at Auction ROOM No. 80 Camp street. com
semi Weekly sales Of Horses Mu,ea, Bussias,
Carriages, etc. at Sales stables. corner OF Rar0nne
ard Graver streats, WEDNESDAYS and SAL
uRDAYS commencing at IL A. u.
Out door sales of every description promptly at
tended 10. ~
Sfecal ate ntor paid to the sales OF ra4I esfaie
and stocks
Always On hand tho Larges. stock of New Fnrnl.
tune OF every variety 20 be Found IN the c.syt al
their show rooms Arnorv Hail No. 81 Camp street.
Berry the largest and Oldest est aols ,ne,t of the
kind ii the South they soiicit portion OF the
public patronage bot in their line as auctoneers
and DEALERS furniture. tal ~
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COMMERCIAL,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING Marc,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. March ;, iJrJ.
OT1oE-The Gales to-day (not inducing any
acdtt.cnal Yesterday o1aced $3.50 bales at irres
uar prices part of Tie business being at previous
rates or shade Less and the rest at sitter prices
requiring all advance Of i C in our outside quota
lions. We give also the hgules and full report OF
the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04

Th& FESN COTTON PRESS. ON TCHoUp1rou
Las STREET.
HE WASHINGTON HOUSE, CORNER poYpRAs
AND CAMP STREETS.
III The MATTER OF THE INTERpycT1os ov
ALFRED PENN
''eotd ptstrict Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36OI5.
by NASH Il HODGsON-w. 1. uops.
- son, Auctionesr-Otice No. S Curondelet
s street SATURDAY, March 10. 1875, AZ
change in the basement rot nda OF the st. Cha Flea
h'tei, 10 tins city by virtue and in pursuance ri
ala order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot ind "a Of The s VI
ond District Court for the parsi, Of OIleans 5
February 4. 1873. court docket No. 81 O5 in ~
nater Of the Introduction of Alfred Penn at public
Tho Penn Press.
IA tsRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND toos,,.,
with with the buildings and improvements thSyenn
situated in the Fist District of this cts 'ofeon'
square eounded by Tchoupitoulas Tern.;chn ~ lho
streets and measuring r N aSon aeyse and Hunter
rothonpitouias street about $40 feet frnnt ON
sss feet sor fo Me-" Leyeel street, and about
more or less, aud f forms fhe street. an
Pei.pap noI and Terpsichore streets, and Of
sne presses machinery en- gUes and snn,'rt a..
p omsa'led IN said Premises and knoYu a. pann,s
.,n~' i.dse until Text fall at kJH OuA nor
~ me above measurements ara a ~ nrsptn-
10 plan made by Louis H. Pile s,,rv. J
February H. 1915. " surveyor daIec
Warrington House.
~, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND tors+,;.,
IN ~, upi'.iLs5 and improvements tbereou si,u"ted
i ens IsC district of this citv in RI. s,,aara
a,. tnueu oy camp, POydrss, Macazjne AMI $500
co. a'aeets and measuring 81 ieet Q ncbes In.
pn' ns Oh oahp street. by a depth and frnnt 90
n 40 street OF % feet inches line ali hatxaen
r"r"n 'ssnes, american measure and forms The
accnrs; y. lamp and Poy dras streets. The wbnje
~eror 10 sketch by Charles A DeArmas sur
ac9 ,a. oa1ed February 2, 1883 and anna tn an
TX passed before Walter II Peters LATE notar w
us CITY, On the twelfth Marth i9s9 frh -,
al orr h,in consist OF well built four,
snd "a Ti,uh store known the Washington uonse
annIn until next fall at the rate of = 300 per
Lev. n p me Whole according to a nl1: mad. by
PEN. ilI'S' surveyor. dated March a. IN
s,nt Ia anu conditions One fourth rasb nm the
~ ~ a ~ me balance In EQUAL payment, at one
ana sn .nsee years, with eight per cant inierest
d. - nS,di mortgage with vendors Driyileoe from
ali III ~ sale until paid. The mort ace tn Contain
dor iuo1 9al clauses for the protection Of the ven
rot,n ciuding the confession of Judgment and ob-
Sc 70 pay al costs with Eve per cent for attor
n,h,; VI sale before George ", Christy notary
~ ~. ~ the expense of tho purchaser inclndirs
1916. ''0 ''A'eA' year que and pay able ID
lei IL 20 81 nh5l 3
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General Exchange
quotations. quotations,

| With mo- hing i'll the dispatches TO stimulate the
demand and foreign exchange dropping. the mar
nn' n,no opened with FAR INQUIRY and
| showing considerable irTegularity after which
with an improvement in exchange the movement
| became still more animated. aud prices harder ed
| closing at the quotations gwen above.
| The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
| board aud engaged for shipment was set doSn at
| TIE opening this morning at 90 COO bales. ep,-
bracing 80 Coz for Liverpool 81 0uO Tor Hayre 1000
for Spain 1000 Tor the Mediterranean 1900 for Bre-
men, 900 for the North Sea and 5000 bales for tho
| North, Which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement yesterday evening
les, leaves ,Ss wv bales to represent the quantity at
| OlGers
| The Exchange reports: Sales $500 bales. in.
! GLIDING 400 last evening after 3 p 81 Deua.la
COCA l:s quotat1onS are raised lie.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock or hand September | 1874 ....... Is $50
arrived since last etatement....... GAL
arrived previously. ............ S8I 7l6-9a9 1877
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. COZ $50
cleared TO hy............-....... none
cleared previously .............. .i6.7Gl-74G, 78l
Stool; hand and shipboard not cleared PSI 30,
Stock same time last year ..............5 03 2g5
Deouctng Yesterday IS exports from the Cotton
Exchange accounts given below, the stock yester-
day was 249 l4a bales 1867 561-l 1881 against25O 938
by Cur running statement. The former; however
Is exciasiv OF cotton at the pickeIies ETC. and
for The prest nj we make no change in our c,,res
which do not include additional bales made from
samples, etc, nor deductions fer city consum p1ion
burut, etc.
Receipts proper since last evening 5ell bales
against .i0i GA last Hednesday aud 1796 last wear
making an aggregate since Friday evening OF
1888 bales against % 657 last week and 30 $40 last
year, 81 since August 81 ef 856 asa bales against
O7,Gi2 last year-decrease l5l433.
TIE Exchange telesrans make the receipts at
all the ports from II VI: yesterday to IL Nj today.
II, tGb bales, against lG,5 last week. aud 10 .0}
last year, and since Friday $500 bales against
5i,l7o last week and 1925 last year. Total since
August 81, 1856 OF bales, against g. l5 789 up 10
Tuesday, noon, March 3, last year, &c excluding the
above Is 403)-decreaee l59 1Il.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusve) TO Great
Britain 80 1876 bales, against IS 265 last week and
$500 last wear and to the continent y ,23 bales
against 1885 last week and 46 5li last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u NJ
6l 337 bales, against $40, l66 last wee, and 1g2 y
last year.
We copy the following frou Tie black boards Of
the Now Orleans Cotton Exchaug.:
S atement tf stock of cotton in presses and on |
shiphoaid in the port of New Orieaua Sat,,r.
day, February u, 1875.
COTTON PRESSES, FURNISHED PRopI;I gToRs FROM
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Second Dstric. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, 81 322.
DY HOEy & C'CONNOE-EICE0LA J.
ID Hoav, Auctioneer-O Office No. II Exchange
place.-W EDNEsDAY, March 10. 1875 at twelve
O'clock NJ, at the Merchants AID Auctoneers
Exchange on Roysl street, between Canal and
CUstomhOuse streets, by virtue oil order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated February 20. 1875. will be sold
by public auctisn in the Ill after of tho succession
of Joseph W. Carroll
THE CLAIMS. OPEN ACCOUNTS. AND BILLS RE-
CEIyADLE OR rROMISSORi NOTES considered or
classed bad in the inventory fled in said succes-
sion.
Terms of sale-Cash ON the spot in URited States
treasury notes. fe21 mb3 10
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kOh KENT-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE T0
., rent sltu p on St Andrew street between
aamrsrt and franklin streets No. 16g n, = X r r
month; win ren. it for lsss to promp. nsvina a
ia3I
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FOB RENT,

DELICAS HOUSE.-HANDSONFLy JIp
out board, corner Canal and b.roLIe stre.,s '''i
mi2 2aw
'NO KENT, FCKNIsHED-ONE LAnGP
4 'front.' room suitable for a single pentIen,n
ner OF Washington. ''iet.s COT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

MONETARY,
NBW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
"WEDNESDAY EVENING March J. 1875 5
The money market continues quiet and easy,
with the offerings of moderate xtent at the bans
and limited on the street, and the rates of CONNER.
ciai paper without tsble variation. We continue
to quote first claaspaper and collateral loans for
sixty days at8G9 y cent y annum; Al do at l00l2,
and second erade at l50ls. First class mortgages
now rule at 81. 0lo a..P cent y usnum but nothing
Is reported in second grade which to base quota
tons,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES
TAX COLLECTORS SAlE-S.. 11n,;

STATE OF L0UISIAEA-PARISH or ORLEANS
Fourth District City Of New Orleans.
STATE or LOUISIANA VS.. JWOLOTS OF GROISD
fronting on jackson street aud Joapphjua
street III square No. 43, assessed in Tie name
of +. NJ. FISK, ~
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SUCCESSION or FREDERICK WILLIAM SOM,
SCHEi..
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Nash q Hodgson.

,rOCKS AND REAL ESTATE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04
By HoeY & O'Connor.
OPEN ACCOUNTS. BILLS RECEIVABLE, Ere.
SUCCESSION or JOSEPH W. CARROLL.

Second nistric. Court for the Parish OF Orles.
No, 81 32l
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-20

TIE Jones Library has just been en-
riched by the addition of a carefully Sc
lected lot of the latest and most interest
ing books published. For easy refer
ence we print the list as eataloged in the
Library.
593 History of the United States, Vol.
x. by Bancraft.
$40 Arctic Experiences, E. Vale Blake.
571 Iivingstone's Last Journals.
1921 The Prairie Crusoe.
1922 Hans Brinkn, Mary Mapes Dodge.
1923 Prudena Palfrey. L. B. Aldrich.
1924 The Story of a Bad Boy, Thos.
Bailey A1drich.
2175 The Cross Of Berry, Madam
Girardin.
2176 The Nimrod of the Sea, W. M.
Davis.
2177 Ten Old Maids, Julia 2. Smith.
1878 My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet,s.
2179 The Pudleford Papers, Il. II.
Riley.
218O The Widow Lerouge, E. Gaborian.
21S1 The Clibue of Gold, do
2182 The Fair Puritan, W. FL. Herbut.
21S3 Dolores, Mrs. FORESTER.
2184 A Perfect Adonis, Mrs. Harris.
21S5 The Berber, DIR. W. IS. Mayo.
2186 Tempest Tossed, Theodore Tilton
2I87 The Fair God, Gen. Lew. Wallace.
2lSS A Simpleton &C., Charles Reade.
2l89 Claude Melnotte, Allan Pinkerton.
219O My Kaloolah, Henry M. Stanley.
21e1 The Law and the Lady, Wilkie
Collins.
2192 Picnic Frost's EXPERIENCES, Ann
S. Stephens.
2193 Katherine Earle, Adellne Irafton.
2l94 The Circuit Rider, E. Eggleston-
2195 The English Orphans, Mary j..
Holmes.
2196 The Villa on the Rhine Vol. L.,
Auerbach.
2197 The Villa on the Rhine Vol z,
Auerbach.
219S Arthur Bonnicastle, DR.. Holland.
2199 Valentin the Countess, Miss Clara
Bauer.
1900 We and Our Neighbors, Mrs.
Stowe.
22O1 Conouoring and to Conquer, Author
of Schenberg, Gotta Family.
22O2 Katerfelto, J. G.. Why to Melville.
22O3 Middlemarch, Geo. Elliot.
1904 The Gilded Age, Mark Twain.
22O5 Roughing It,
22O6 Chaste as Ice, Pure as Snow, Mrs.
Despard.
2207 West Lawn, Mary J. Holmes.
22O8 Jessomine, Marian Hartlaad.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
ERIN RAILWAY.

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Rochester, Alba
ny. Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Port
land, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, st. Louis,
Cairo, San Francisco. Sacramento, Og-
den. Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth
Green Bay, Milwaukee, and all points
North, West, South and East, should
buy thoir tickets via CHICAGO and the
CHICAGO AND NORTH W ESTERN RAILWAY.
Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore & Michigan South =
ern, Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Kan
kakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for
all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and
with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois
Central for all points SOUTH.
Close connections are made with the
Union Pacific r. r.. at Omaha for all
far West points.
Close connections are made at juno
ton points with trains ofall cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACECARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all
night trains on all the lines of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these
cars between Chicago and st. Paul or
Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with
the Overland Sleepers on the Union
Pacific Railroad, for all points west of
of the Missouri River.
Among the
In ucements offered by This Route
to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements Rock and Gravel Ball
asted Track, Steel Rail, Rock and Iron
Bridges, Parlor and Drawing Room
Day Coaches, Smoking and Lounging
Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes,
Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute
Comfort
Running thro' Five Great States,
and operating over 2, 200 miles of road,
this Company presents to the traveller
facilities that ARE NOT and CANNOT be
offered by any Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets
via this route.
IF you wish the best travelling accom-
odations, you will buy your tickets by
this route, and will take no other.
MARVIN HUGHTTT W. H. sTENETT,
GenI Superintendent Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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two Alderman besides the mover. This
motion skill slliaaii not be debatable, and votes
under the previous question shall be by
ayes and noes. In case the motion for
the main question is lost, the matter
under consideration Is open for. debate
again.
i Chino account or ordinance shall be
adopted or passed in the same session
it was introduced, except in case of
necessity under suspension of the rules.
Z 10th-A motion to adjourn shall al
ways be in order. In case no day for
adjournment is set, the Board shall
stand adjourned till the next Monday
evening at u O'clock P. NJ
q 11tb-W Whenever blanks appear in any
resolution, or order Or ordinance, the
blanks shall be filled before The vote. is
taken on the passage of such resolution,
order or ordinance. In filing blanks
the longest time and largest sum shall
be voted on first
18Th The Mayor shall decide all
questions of order, without debate, but
he may ask the opinion of Aldermen on
such question of order. Appeals may
be taken from the decision of the chair,
which sha,. be decided without debate;
but on request, explanations may be
given, or rules may be read. A vote of
two thirds of the Aldermen present shall
be Necessary TO sustain the appeal.
18th Rules may be suspended by a
vote Of two-thirds of the Aldermen
present.
18th The motions to adjourn with
out a day namely, to lay on table, and
tho previous questions are not debatable
NOR amendable.
15th-Jeferson's Manual, SO far as
applicable, and not contrary in these rules,
shall be the standard rules and regula-
tons of this Board
3 G. ii. SCHMIDT,
2. JOHNSTON, Com.
G. GELBKE.
Alderman Wits submitted the follow
ing:
I Resotved, That the City Clerk is here
by instructed to draw on order on the
treasury la favor of Greve & Co., to the
amount of $4,000, the amount being
the second partial payment on the con-
tract of the Third Ward engine house,
as per contract.
Adopted; ayes 9, nays 2 (Bleser and
Raymond.
Alderman Wits submitted the follow
ing:
WHEREAS, At the review of the Fire
Department of this city, held this day,
the Board of Alderman had no oc-
casion to satisfy themselves that the
steam engine was in working order, be it
Resolued, That the Committee on
Fire and Water is hereby instructed and
authorized to order the engineer Of said
steamer to take his engine out and work
her at such place and time as the COM
raittee shall direct; and further, that the
said committee shall give notice to the
place Of such trial.
Lost; nays 6, ayes (Bleser, Gelbke,
Schmidt, Wits, Kinckrehm).
Alderman Wits submitted the follow
ing:
Resozved, That Fred Mahnke, bridge
tender of Eighth street bridge, and
John Koebke, bridge tender of Main
street bridge, are hereby appointed
special police.
Adopted; ayes II, nays 0.
On motion the Council adjourned for
three weeks to Monday, June Z, 1875, at
y P. NJ.
p w. BORcHERDT. CITY Clerk.
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COMFORTABLE SLEEPING CARS
Attached to all Night Trains.

COM INJECTIONS
ar MilvsauEee-WithO Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul. and Western Union Railways.
AT Plylnoutf-withs heboygan Fond du Lac
Railway for Fona du lac and Sheboygan.
At Green Bay-With Green Bay ard Minnesota
Railway, for New London, and Chicago N w.
Railway, for points North.
Al Amherst yumcfEOn-With Green Bay and
Minnesota Railway. for Grand Rapids, and points
West.
at Junction City With Wisconsin Valley
Railway, for Wausau.
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ordinance submitted
nance which was, on
yes II, nays 0:
.tion to licensing shows
City of Manitowoc.
Mayor and Board of
Manitowoc:
!, OF be lawful for any
i \, conduct or manage
rate limits of the City
, re, circus, caravan or
cor amusement, or ex-
lcial curioSities, piano.
: levise of any kind or
yer musical entertain
proricteG, howeyer,tha
Z this act shall be con-
5 for lectures on Scien-
objects or for concerts
or the above specified
Ee, concert, show, exhi-
oary or curiosities, Civ
,ir citizens of this city.
, II shall whenever APP
"a Or a license fix the
10 Prortded. however,
lr lessthan FIVE dollars,
~, ten dollars for one
rs per month, and one
4 3 for q yesr; for each
III q company of min
I'D for each exhibition
bitiou of like character
{ the exhibition of any
Re same not to be less
lars for the first DAYS
liars for every addition
~, when said exhibition
IA day to day; and for
ows or exhibitions ex-
ne and place. no license
2 Mayor for less than
irst day and ten dollars
ay, or portion of day;
by authorized and en-
urther per centage for
in his discretion deem
sums above specified,
the Mayor may add, is
ordained as the price or
lid for licenses for the
i other entertainments
on or persons who shall
ray have charge or con-
, of such exhibition, or
s thereto belonging. Of
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tDailys except Sunday. sDaily except Saturday
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