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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

yTANTED-A Young GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
w trimming dress and making hnttonhoes work with
dressmaker Call at No. East 9th between and II
O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

JNyANTED--AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN no
w siery, dry and fancy goods Mono need apply but
those who thoroughly understand their business Cali
Wpthe ay.. corner Of Cymer ST., Brooklyn. f. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

A LIE SALESMAN wANTED-FoR NEW YORK CITY,
~ for Brooklyn brewery. to sell commission Address
with the amount per cent wanted A. H. L. Herald Brooklyn
Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

100 WEST 46TH ST (RING FOURTH BELL, WEST
lUO side).-A young girl laundress and chamber
maid TO do chamberwok and plain sewing good city ref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

Oh EAST BOTH STA WOMAN WISHES WASH
OLE ing; is good washer and roner will
go out by the day; good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

yXTANTED-A CoACHMAN's SITUATION, BY GER
w single speaks English we'll three years
reference from last employers Address O. H. Herald oce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

A RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WISH sITUA.
~ tions in the country c0achman aud vegetable
gardener; willing make himself generally useful Wfe ~
cook, Wish and iron, would take gentiemss
place n the country for the winter good reference Ca
for two days 1856 Cedar st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

006 EAST 2oTII ST. NEAR3D AVA YOUNG GIRL
ZUO and seamstress; understands dressmakng
childrens clohes excellent city reference from last
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

A SITUATION WANTED-RY A SINGLE NAN a.
n coaemnn, gardener and useful man thOroughy nier.
stands his business milk; wages moderate; good refer
ence Address L.. box DOT Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

ls)l class laundress wishes families gentlemens
washing ung neatly done will up clothes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13

Oh WEST 27TH STA COMPETENT GIRL AS
Zlf and seamstress; is fully competent take
charge Of infant operate the machine best
~ ref
, 1875-06-01


Tho question ~ TO tho right Of tie Govern
msnt to seize tho books, papers. md vaults Of
listillesn and tectidors suspicion Of fraudulent
dealings ca.no up yesterday bosore Judge Diod-
go.t. The question was raised for tho first ttmo
In tho case Of H. Parker Mason but It, OF courBa,
applied to aud governed Ill similar caseB whote
seizure haB been made. On calling tho case,
however Air. Ward Baid that he MAS not ready
to a1gue tho case. Other rounael, he said, lad
been asked by tho Government TO take
patt in tho discussion Of tho qucs--
Tnoy had not yet sgnlaed whether they
intended To accept or not and ho tleroforo de-
sired postponoment for weak. 10 tho moan.
time ho wished to have the eafca aud bcokB left
In tho hands OF tho otlicGr8.
s!r. Sidney smilh OH tie part Of the dlstiflers.
said tho defendants were ready. The ucwB-
papers had magniiied the matter 70 such de-
81 zee tint they Ind Invited afr. Matt Carpenter
to take part, and he wAs expected III ~" NO.
1uents.
Judge Dlodgett said he was obliged to 80 70
New York no1t week to meet Ais daughter On
het arrival from England, III shc waa alone.
Mr. smith said be wished tue Court would
wait until Mr. Carpenter came, 10 zee what Lis
epgagepneuts we're tcfoge thu case mas SGT.
After delay OF hsIt an hour Sit. Carpenter
arrived from Milwaukee. and stated, Oh coming
Into court. thRt ho bad IN engagement Friday
eyol!nG In MashlhgIont 70 tHat ~ couI0 uut
have the case postponed longer than uutil
Thursday.
"Wednesday or Saturday as tin!o In which he
could hear the argumeut. Mr. Ward thought
Wednesday would 10 too aoon. aud 1t wAa iina!Iy
agreed to postpone 1t unIil Saturday TO the eyl-
dent disgust ct tho eminent ex.8cnetor from
Wisconsin.
tho nHmoa Of tho gentlemen whom the Gov
errtnens Is oxuectl1ig to engage AZ assistant
counsel arc Mr. Writ Dexter aud Judge BECK
with. From several rcmaska made during tue
discussion OF tho question OF pustponemvus. 1t
IL Inferred that tho trouble botwceu the Govern
1net,t aud tho counsel III pecuniArY oiae, tho
former proposing to tix tho amount OF tho fecs
"a right which tie lawyers claim belongs Pc
culiarly to thon. fow days will aolTo tho d4f-
fculty in ono way or another.
, 1875-06-01
THE UNION PACIFIC DECISION.

TIE TolNIA IN MltHAlHl 1t THE tAaB.
Special DsspattA to The Chicago T7ban1.
WARRINGTON. d. G., May 3l.-The caso Of thu
Union Pacific Railroad against tho Government
wss decided by the Court Ut ClaimB to~day In
favor Of tho Union Pacific llairoad. This ia an
important suit, nrising out Of what wan known as
the Credit Mobilier No. investigation In 1873.
The disclosures Of this Wilson Committee No. 2
we're Buch that Congress passed law directing
tho Secretary Of the Treasury to withhold slo pay
mont from any railroad company on account of
froighta or transportation Of any kind to tho
amount Of payment nhdo by tho United statoa
for inta1est upon bonds Of tho United States
issued to any such company which should not
hare beon reimbursed. togetaor with tho per
cont net earnings due and unapplicd. This law
contains provision that any COMPANY thus pro-
cecded against might bring suit iu tho Court Of
portatlon 60 withhold. Tho Government first
proceeded against tho Union Pac.ao Railroad
aud tho verdict t's-day Ia tho rcsu!t. Tho brfetH
OF the lawyers for tho railroad company wero
very forcible, and clearly showed that, under
she organic .et OF tug ra1oaa s sno ~
Tint road, tho act Of lH7S mnst 10 III
valid. Tho Court OF Claims have unani-
nousiy come to this conclusion. and 30
decided to-lay. Tho law gives tho road
al RpfHAl u tuH 0AF41u4o t0HAt " WV NAtE"
statos which the Cove, nnent wll! Immediately
take. AZ thls suit haa precedence over all other
buaaess In tho Supreme Court. iiiai decision
may bo confidently expected about tho tin'o ot
tho maoting OF Congress-. The amount involved
u about e1,o00, ,000, for one.half Of which sunl
tho Court rendered Judgment
l1o III AssoeIattd ITsAs.}
JUDGMENT IN FAFoA or TIE UNION PACIFIC.
WAau1naroN. May 31.-Tho Court Of Claims
to-day gave lts oplnton in the case Ut the Union
Pacific 1satsoad Company. aud which was brought
10 recover one-half of the amount earned from
Government by transportation. but Which IL no"
withhold by tho Qoydrnmcut 70 pay tho interost
in advance Of tho tmo whou tho subsidy
bonds mature. The Court gave 3uag-
mont for the Company in the sum
Of sb12.000. aud ordered that the counter.
ciaim of defendants be dismissed. Ihts counter.
claim of tho Government is that tho defendants
arc not indebted to claimant under tho proyis'
Ions Of the net Of July /, 1862, tho act Of Jul5
u, 1861 or any other act OF Congrosa Or other.
wise, and further that claimant IL iudabtsd se
defendants il the sum OF $l2,000, 600 for pay
ment Ok interest on bonds.
, 1875-06-01
THE CHICAGO cusTom.HousE.

Spteiai Disrateh to 7'hs Ch3caoo Tribune.
WAsnrHaros, D. c., May 31.-Supcrvisng-
Architect Potter loft for Chicago this evoning
to assiBt In organizing tho new Chicago Custom
House Commission. Mr. Potter expocta that tho
Commission will commence its Investigations On
Wednesday morning. and hopos that the cntirc
examination will be concluded this wook. Tie
vacancy on the Commission 1nado by tho reaig-
nation Of ecu. Webster will probably DO filled
by tho appointment Of Gen. Smith,
OF Chicago, who has had large
engineering experience fn connection with
Western railroads. Should Con. smith decline
probably DO asked to accept 1t. Potter loavos
with tho conviction that tbs walls must 10 taken
down. It has boon very difficult to secure o
competont local mcmher on tho Commission.
solected hRyc indicated their unwi'linEuoss to
serve. Potter expects to conclude tho work and
be back heto earty next rGolt.
, 1875-06-01
OBITUARY.,

S,xcial Dts7,a.eIt n yAs chtca4o Tribune.
LACnossI, Wis., May 0l.-Mr. Joh1. Yalen-
tpo, Que Of tho ptoueer mill-tncn Of this part of
tllo State, was struck by q lAth.bolt thrown from
= saw at tho Lacrosse Lumber compauy's m!lI.
in THIS city. on Friday Inst. a.d died yeatordsy
Of tho largest ayor Witnessed iu this city, most
OF tho nl!la hero shutting dawn this afternoon to
enable tlIeir employees 10 atteud tue funeral.
CLEVELAND. O., May Il.-Jamos Hchribur,
prominent tobacco manufacturer Of thia city,
diod yesterday afternoon.
NAsuy1l1E, Tonn., May 3l.-Col. E. II. Pen-
nepacksr. ex.Comptroler Of the Currency OF .ho
Btste OF Tennessee, died 1t hla sestdsnca In Lob
anon, Tenb., t4la Afternoon.
DIoonixoroa, III, May 0l.-Ars. George Brad
nsz, Of Maomington. died today.
, 1875-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS WHISKY ITEMS.

!3peefoi I)ltNIlch n Tx EAeaoo tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May s1,-Ths t.ial Of tho hinds-
kopf Brothers, fectthcrs, TOR nakiug fAlso Gu
trjes, omlk..ug entries in Government books, and
destroying said booku, commenced beEoEe COM
missioner Bloodgood, aud wont oyor until to-
morrow. 4. schoenfold, sectltles, was arrested
on = similar charge; Aug. We!mez, sectidoF,
sama, and ". II, 1iaddis, Gauger. arrested for
oousp1tng with Sol Hsrnste!u to detrsud the
United States BY making falsa inspections Of
, 1875-06-01

RON. Theru Ia no change Ia this plan Of tho
Government which was outlined III these dis
patches last night Tho proposition will bo
made directly TO tho 1ndann 10 aurren-
der their right 10 hnnt in Wyoming and
NcoraskA, and to permit tho Government 10
open 10 white settlement any mineral land With
In tho permanent reservation OF the B!onx In tho
Black 1fillh. md to nnke roads thereto. This
proposition, Of course, consomplates for tho
1re.ent pos!poncmnnt at TIM propobcd removal
Of tho Siou1 to the Indian Tnrrl!ory.
TIL: TRrAsuHY.
Tho condition Of tho TEens..ry Ia not AZ rros-
porous a. might bo hoped. 1t IL possible that,
in order 10 mako both ends meet, tt may bocone
tccoraarr to discontinue operations on Eome Of
tho public works md buildings Tho public atato-
n1cnt However, 10 the effect that there will not
70 money nnouga, to meet tho Jnnc DRIFTS for
tho t'aymont Of tla pe1'aiona. and tho. Fenrion
Agents had hcen asked to rny rs slowly ~ pcs
siblo, in entirely aeuantional. Tho:o will bo
money enough for all cxpcndItnres uf that kind
THE GOOD WORK.
Atsy.-Gen- Tiorrepont Is rnply finding ont
now thngH nbo,st Ills Office. lie has discovered
United htatca Courts for tho current
flschl year aro nearly exhausted, and
that Home Of tbs e1pnudt'1tts hays been
o1trasagnnt and dishonest. Mr.. Porrepont, &C.
cor3lng 10 which, hn proposes 10 hold the District
Attorneys rceponRiblo for the expenditures of
N'tnofs fees, and enioins scyercr economy. aud
sttcscr accountability upon all judicial officers.
DENIAL.
Ilo report TINT Pratt, the now Comm!ss!oner
OF lntart!a! 1evcHuo, is to BUcceed Dolhno is
without foundation. and l'f'stow's friends dcny
tha1 he Ii authority Tor such report
THE a1oux CHIEFS.
Iho Indians havo bocn holding councils
amol'R themselves to-day, ahd, allhoush tt'eS
aro not fulEy agreed upon their policy, they faSe
decided to meet tho Secretary Of tho In:orlcr
ta-mofEoW aad reply to hia PROPOSITIONS. iEo1;
Ihrs!! chilled on tue President this 1nofntns and
Ia Lad long conversation Wth lin on Indian AFFAIRS
Iho Professor EhoWed Lin sono ssatcHents
irom army officers confirming former reports OF
ttia bad Character Of the supplies furn!hhcu sAo
Indians At tho o1xAEe'lcica. 1ho Irohdsns
oxnresscll interest In thu welfare OF tho Inaass
and firm determination to corFnct any aouse6
~ ttlol1 management. 11n deEtueu " tulHk &uo
best Way 10 secure tio Aoness delivery
Of supplies TO tho Indiana wns to haVo them Hent
through tho Commiasary Depnrsmcns Of tue
AimI' io expressed detetn!lnhtlou 70 Keep
AL htIuderH cut or tho BLACK H!ila until ,tho in-
o1ah tisio - e8tlng1l,ehod. ING consnttatlon
aho"cu that fflo Eros1uent naa ssudfeu tllc euo-
1ect #ish great care. anu has an eafnest aca!re
, 1875-06-01

Special Dt<pa,eA to Tx Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 3l.-Tho removal Of
Phil Wadswor,h as Collector Of Internal Reso-
nue II Chicago, has boon determined upon. Tho
Ee.ooue officials hero aro not Inclined to talk OF
tue causen Of the retnoTai, but fton all that can
be learned It appears to bo result Of tho gen.
esal rule that has boon adopted Of changing all
tho internal Revenue officers III Chicago. Tho
Department officers have all along maintained
that tho frauds discovered At Chicago could not
have been possible it tho principal revenue oll-
ccrs lad more closely watched tho operations OF
tho diBtilleries. and II sono Of their unfortunate
officers bad not boon so easily Arproachedbv tho
ring. Wndsworth, like Mum, III victim
Of circumstances. When Mum was removed 1t
was urged in Wadsuorths q favor that he had not
l'nen long enough in Office to be hed RESPONSE
bio for the frauds. TliA reason, 1t seeued like
IL, would keep Watnworth in lis place. hnt
Hhen Pratt, the now Commissioner, took Charge
Of bis office, and the work ofgeneral roozganiza-
ton in the different districts ltEan, it Wan de-
cded that Wadaworth should b. removed. and
for practically the 6anlo roasona which prevailed
III 1lupne caAe. It IL expected TINT the First
Deputy will DO temporarily assigned to not na
Collector. 1t IL not probable TINT any Auccossot
will bc named until nftor the retusu of Secretary
Dristow from kontucky. Ho IL expected Thura-
dnY next,
, 1875-06-01


EAST SAGINAW, May sl.-The Chicago. Bsgi-
nav i Cauada Railroad Company lot the con.
tract to-day to II. Aldrioh tor laying tha track
ana bAllsytlng 10 mica Of their toad vest Of tha
VILLAGE Of 81. Loula, The work ID to ha ooq~
menced u onee, tha iron bsinR ALREADY n q,
Louis.
, 1875-06-01
NOTES AND NEWS,
TIIB 6IOUI DELx1tTiQM.

ap>etal Di&pdssA 10 Ths Chicago Ts4eun<.
WARRINGTON, d. G.. May 31.-Tha Sioux Chiefs
ware not ready for the grand council today, but
viii hold Is Ut tk> Interior Department to-moz-
, 1875-06-01

Tonos1o, May 30.--Corpus Chriati was OBJ
served by tho n,mAn Catholics Of uIis city on Tho
grounds adjoining tho cathedral. A greA: null
htude Of poople attended.
, 1875-06-01
Ills Resignation Requested, " for The
Good of the Seryice.',
The Removal No Reflection upon His
Honesty or Integrity.
He Simply Failed 10 Detect the Frauds In
His District.
The Argument In tho Whisky
Cases Postponed until Sat-
urday.
VALE WADSWQRTH,


VALE WaD5WoRTh'
THE COLLECTIONS HEAD LorpED OFT
There was II exciting timo around the Cus-
tom.Irouse yebtnrdsy. owing Ia this ,ece;ot NJ .
.'ss.t .,' " eo'oo1ot "a4sso'1u 'ulo,".k ~"
tua@ a'e feBlgnat'on "oulu DO accepted 40 rea-
son "as aaai4nod except tho general ono, for
tho good Of tho sorvice," and such 40 event not
being nuttcipated or nyen susnected. tim nawH
p,ovoLad ,,,oh .,or,,,t,r. -, ~. ~. =,
F.ooAe os1 Ionon,e VI. 'no pA'' u
Government ofhctsls' Who 90 NOT Know
now whoso head ia safe. Nr. Wads-
worth himse1f wAa very much mortified,
bec.nse liza reoroat .oancd IN cast ,o1nctio,
.a ~. ss.s;... s'. 80 sea =. ~. .oss'o'
"pu" ue tAsesi'ty, Ahu ""o nos H%nu'o' to5o-
pofsefa aea1coang foF infofm"sion' Lie hsa a"
wnJH boon regarded as All honest man In fact,
has occupied tho position but short tituc.-
1,ardtx ,onv cnoro,, n no.or,a q ,ns,nh.r ~ tha
, 1875-06-01

CoLuNpUs, O., Hay 8f.-4 largo numbar ct
stockholders OF the Columbus l. Toledo Hallway
Company met here to-day to CANVASS tho amount
OF subscriptions mado for the rebuilding OF ths
road. It Waa found that tho total available sub
scE;ptiouH In addition amounting to 1850,
which, whIlo they ars not gllt'edgod. arc prob
ably available. There are oyer l.t0o individual
subscriptions, RANKING from 80 to sl5:ooo: a.
the total amount Of capital stock Of the Com
pnny wnB only ii ,UO0, ,0uO, tho Directors are Il
hIgI glco, aud promise speedy construction ol
tic Evad,
, 1875-06-01

ST. LouEs, May 3l.-A speclal to tho Globe
Democrat from Leayenwosth, says: IA survey
is now being made at this point by Maj. Gum,
Chicf Engineer Of tho American Bridge Com
pauy, preparatory to removing tho bridge which
roint opposite the city. Tho original cos! OF tho
br1dgp was s:8uo, ,0o0, Tho cost Of removing 1t
will 10 *300, ,00D,
X special from Topeka to tho samo paper says
the Kansas alllsnd 1, l!allway .9nn!ng from To-,
Of tho Atch,son, Topeka 4 5auta Fe Oompany, anu
the trains Of tho latter road will run over the alo-
land track to Kapaas City by the 2oth Of juno. THIS
arrangement Gives tho Atchison, Topeka 4 San
aud the completion Of tho proposed cxseaason
west to Pueblo. Col, q through liuo from
the Rocky Mountains TO the Missouri ltlyer.
The Western extension Is now under contract.
and will DO completed during tho summer.
, 1875-06-01
At MONTREAL, CAN.

At MON HEAL. CAN.
Srtet.i Ditpztrh to The Chea7y Tribune.
MONTREAL, May 31.-Tho Corpus Christi pro-
cesson yesterday was an immense affair. Thou
snuds Of spectators lined tho route. Decorations
Nc1e nlost ps0flae.
, 1875-06-01
ATcHIsoN, TOPEKA 4 SANTA FE.

spsciut Dltp4t<h to TA4 Chicago 7f7ban4,
TOPEKA. Ksn., May 31.-Tle KansRs Midland
railroad, running from Topeka to Kansas CITY
has to-day passed Into tho control OF tho Atchi-
son. Topeka l. EAuta Fe Company. BY the 2oth
rim over tllu Mllland truck to Kansas City, Tlln
srransou.ent gives tile chlson. Topeka i Santa
it, i t1ow and independent out]9t to the East,
Ind, with tho compilation Of the proposed e1ten-
sion west to Pueblo. through line from tho
Rocky Mountains to tho Missouri Rlyer. Tho
western extension Is now under contract, and
will ba completed during the summer.
, 1875-06-01
SUITS.
TF INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION
no OUR
suit DEPARTMENT.,
CpNBIsTIN9 or
Ladies' Linen Salb,
Embroidered Linen Slib,
Embroidered and Plain BadstD Suits,
O7elskirb, &c.

ALL LINEN SUITS 80 each and
upwards: :,-,~,,, ur,rmo
AZ each and upwards.
nATIsTE LINEN SUITS, Plain
and Embroidered, in endless variety.
1o0O GRASS CLOTH SUITS,
a. 10 each, remarkably cheap.
ThMBURG NETT OVERSKIRT5
ord HASQUES, with and without
s1ooyos, sio at tho low prioo Of $40.
UHILDREN'S PIQUET SUITS.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED
LINEN SUITS, ranging from s1.76
and upwards.
, 1875-06-01

dfaalfod liquors. All were bound over in 41.ooo
each, o1cept Raddte, whone bail was h1cd n
here all dav. hdviaing counsel in tho listi,fsry
caaes, and layipB out tho coming legal campaign.
, 1875-06-01
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. D. G., juno III a. ul.-For Ten
nessce, and tho Ohio Valley, aud the Lake re-
Eon, south and east wislds. falling or stationary
barometer, war,nor, followed by cooler, partly
cloudy, weather, a1,d local lains.
LOCAL OBSERVATION,
, 1875-06-01

At CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, Nay W.-Ihe revcnuo officers
to-day setzed the reesifying establishment Of
". 7. Naruha1, No. 90 Sycamore street, on q
charge Of Illicit datiIling. They found = small
still In tho ce11hr that WAS no arranged a. TO run
tho mash into a scwcs upon tho approach OF
officers. The effort VA made upon tho approach
Marshal iH charged with dintiIling ealoon.elopa,
and suspected Of uHfng eour-beer 1naAll IIo had
no licnfse ~ a tliatiIIcr, and hiA entire outfit
waa captured By tho officers.
, 1875-06-01

3tlZuHE3s
PulLApEIrn1A, May 3l.-Reyonue of1cotB To-
night seized the establishment OF Luckcr l. Co.,
corner John and 1i7ingstous streets, for cr!n
ioditses In whisky manufacturing.
, 1875-06-01

THE BALTIMORE b OHIO.
Iho baltimore j. Ohio naiIroLd CompAny'a
leasc Of tho Exposition Building expires to-day,
and the Company promptly yacard tue building
last evening. The trains. ho*evsr, will continue
to leave and TO htrivo from tho tack in tho rear
of tho building. Tic track han for this purpoto
becn extended about 100 feet towards Randolph
street. a postal-car has bcou Eaaced on the ako
front just north Of tho Exposition Building. In
which the ticket-onico will tnd temporary
aavtun. For waiting-rooms no Arrangements
hasu got bean made, and for tho present tho
paltons OF the road will h1vo TO take q
~alk through the beautiful lanns aud
raths Of Dearborn Park Hhilo wall
Ing for tho arrival or tho departure
Of trntas. The managerH Of the Baltimore d
OHIO Hatlroad are very anxious to obtain por-
ulhsion to erect Temporary depot at tho foot of
Madison street. and thore Ia probabtsy that
the City Fathers viii comply With their reQucst.
1n the meantime tho Illinois Central and baitI-
moro d Ohio haye made al offer to purchase
that portion Of tho lake front lying betweeu tho
Exposition buildings and Randolph street, aul
It thoy can get II. which, hnwovtr. ia rashor
doubtful, 6ne ana permanent dopos will at
onco be erected.
H. is reported that work will worry shortly ba
begun on tho ristsburg end Of tl.o Baltimore,
pittsbntg Il Chicago Railroad and that it will
E,e bullt from Pit.sburg m far ~ Youngstown.
O., aoout Gu miles. At Youngstown connection
caa bo kecured with Cleye!and and over the At
lsntic x Great Western 1lnad westward.
, 1875-06-01

BCESEs or TIE r0TOMAc-1EH. AEYEH AND HIS
"QuI v1yK THE FALCON AND ITS HISTORY
REMlN1sCKScEa or SOME OF TUE OLD FALCON
cLun--THE DOG WHO ADVOCATES nuTLEAa DE-
, 1875-06-01

THE ERIE RAILWAY
4 cab'o diepatcl, to tho New York Herald from
London, s:ascs that 1t Ia tie impression In thht
city that tho appointment Of Mr. Jewett as Ro-
celver III the case Of tho Eric Railway is favor
able to the interests o! the shareholders, Mr..
Morgan givoa 1t "a his opinion TINT
tho insolvency Of tho Company Ia
due to t.cachery In It's owu board.
lilo says tho Company v@s prepared to pny tho
intczcst duo Juno l. having contracted With tho
delaware Il Lackawanna Company fur tho loaa
OF a5so 900. but tho bear partv III tic Eric Board
refused to ratif7 tho arrangement. Mr. ilcCul.
locn regards tho appointment ~ favorable
one. lie saya tho Eric property III worth donhlo
the amount OF the present proc VI It's bonds,
tnc road not having earned more than the inter-
est during M exceptionally bad period, despito
tho disas1or With tho Dela1ars bridge, a1d tho
| iucumbrauce Of tho Atlantic l. HrvAt Western.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-No, DIG.
STATK OF LOUlSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District-City Of New Orleans.

STATK OF LOU1SIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District-City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on st. Peter street. in square No. 100;
assessed in the name OF T. G. Marmiche.
STATE TAX CoLLBCroRs OFFICE,
No. pol Canal street,
New Orleans, January 10, 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NH VESTED
ID by the act of the Legislature Of this State, No.
AZ Of 1873 approved March H. 1873 will proceed to
street, in the said Second District OF this city on
FRIDAY, January %, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No. 100,
bounded by st. Peter. Toulouse. Burgundy and
Rampant streets, fronting st. Peter street,
measuring IS by lib feet
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
q debt due the State Of Louisiana for taxes upon
said property for the year 1873. amounting to
thirty six dollars, together with all costs, penal
ties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for q sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, and all costs and charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imme.
redeem within six months upon the payment to the
purchaser of the purchase price. and all costs and
charges, together with fifty per cent additional
upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Second District, City of New
Orleans. jal0 1922