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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
THEoDoRE TILToN's work.
Lecture TO be Delivered In New York ON
The NinhI OF Beecher's Recepiinn.

Theodore Hilton leaves Brooklyn tomorrow to
begin his ecture season, ana he will deliver his new
lecture, The Problem Of Life" on Wednesday in
Port JerNis. Thence he goes TO Bnghalnton syra
cuse Ctca' Albany Cortland, Ithaca and to many
other points IN the State, His agents have arranged
that he shall lecture in New York ca Sept 90 the same
night that Ar Beccher Is to be received In the
Academy He viii lecture In Brooklyn on the follow
Ing night, and IN Boston the night. Already l1O
apEHoaons have been nltd for hs service, nut he viii
not lee, ufe more than 200 lights, II his health con
unues good, possibly 225 nights. Mr. Titon does moi
exrect IA the most remote way to speak Of the
tcant al aud hi agent say tnat he wl not allow his
ihtmale friends 70 broach the subject MIR. Hilton re
etyes oO night for his l"curc, aud more In larger
Cltes lie Is To sneak every nlgt except Sundays and
on Christmas until the lst VI June,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
The North River Mystery.

1he rost mortem examination Of the unrecog-
naea t0dy OF the man taken from the North river at
the Ptnnsy yauia I.aways coal wharves, Jersey City
disclosed fracture OF the skull, extending from the
back Of The right TO the base OF the skull The
~"uni vas eyiGrnty made while the man was lYing on
his lace. am his clothing was saturated with blood
County Phy iclan Stout SAYS that there Is for
uht taat the man Was murnered and aftcrward
thrOHn intO the water II Is tnOught that he klled
~ New Orn ana that the currents took the corpse
the Jersey shOrc.
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4 Jersey Ciy Woman aud a BnraInr.

Elrly Yesterday mprning Mrs. Carroll, residing
In large tenement 10 Colgate street. Jersey Ci s. was
awakened by some person holding u burning match
close TO her face She old dare open her and
the went out OF the room Wlthou. shutting the
door and crossed the hall into room occupied hy a
man. who drunk asleep with his clothes MS
nghi burning. The woman rccOgn.z'd the burglar as
James lueney, another inmate OF the house. The
drunken mai had his Weckr wages IA his pocket, and
Iu9mey took the money cut empty ing the pock,tb
and throwing II into Mrs l. rroll's rcum. Then she
called him bN name, ana said "you ought be- ashamed
TO rob poor man like that, ne worked nara for nt-
money" Iuoney went INTO her room and lire tened
to kll her II she sald word, and she rcnHncd quiet
unti day break. lhtn she awakened the drunken man
and told him what had The tAef vas arres ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
LOSSES BY FIRE.

The Milton Qnd) paper mills were burned on
saturday night. Loss 5nOui FUZZY Insured
\ fire yesterday morning destroyed Parker 4
Airsohs spice nills, IN Pearl street. nClAuat Loss,
t3j,OOOi insurance, $4,000.
In Potter, Page & whites moulding and pic
ture frame mills IN Miluughby avenue, octNc,n Nal.
worm ana SANFORD streets Brooklyn, Loss, 5000.
The tannery Of Thomas Rice a Co. in Chester
Mass Was burned Yesterday morning. The yats con,
famed nNe thousand hides M process OF tanning OF
which probably the uppenJst are Injured so TINT the
loss VIII be but q .OOj. Wv
The exteps,y, '"am saw shinele and lath
mills q Mr. 'nen East -n,.,, IN M'rla, n. y, we're
burned on 4 iIrdAT. Loss DGtwevN tVu,OOO anu $780,
ooO no Insurance. The dre Is supposed TO have oeen
the work VI an nceDdiary,
The currier establishment OF A. Andrews
at ~ beach street, Salem, Mass and a, Andrews
Wagon iaotory adJoinln were burned yesterd. "In
~ WIN lnt leather store aud several houses y.to
I,G J",n nlonyy An ecthor Linr houses we're en-
suNsu- Idl iI-. u eslIiuaiea ~ AIh.VV0, WV WV
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srNDlr N rHn sen, rrzrN rank.
Modern knights in Tournament Conte-is-An
Impressive Bnpii-innI Ceremony.

Modern knights in Tournament Contests An
Impressive Bnpti-nnI Ceremony.
Toward evening yesterday the number
Of the participants IN the plattdeLtsche Nolks
Fest on Union Hin was Vcry large.
The Southern tournament was reproduced ia
The afternoon by nearly score OF lusty Plltt-
deCi-rhc youths mo lnied on horses that were
waywir' at the most critical point In the ca
reer to glory, few feet from the post
whence depended the iron rng that the
knights were to carry of on the points of
their spears. Mcasrs. IleNheimer ana Eharnard
were most successful in the struggle with the
wfuI steeds, nd in the fitting at the ring. The
former received The first prize. a handsome sad
die. ana the latter the second. a tcn-dollar gold
piece, from the mt Committee, Treasurer
Cusius and Gustaye Colthusen. Mr. and Mrs
Carstenvctt, the young ersons who were mar
ried on Wednesday, were 20 have cetved their
friends in the tarmho Sc at O'Clock, but Al
that hour I. eY were cstrHnged-hY the multi.
tude-and could not receive The platform
however, was occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Chts r.
Berger Of Ludlow street, Mrs Schinkelberg in
whose arms was hcr infant daughter, President
and Mrs GensCh and Heinrich Won Falye, leader
of the guard Of honor that had escorted the
Pres dent and his wife to the spot. rhe looE-
ers-un were earnest until Mrs. SChlnkelberg
with tender reluctance handed the h be To- its
godfather President Gensch, and then they
burst into laughter, believing that comedy
was being performed. hut when the Rev Mr.
Berger poured water upon the head ~ the sleep
ing child aud began to recite the baptismai ser
vice IN an impressive manner the many faces Of
the festive Plattdeutsche folk became serious
Georgine Auguste Mathilde Schinkelberg was
soon Christened, having behaved like d much
older miss.
Then the Plnttdeutsche mothers and fathers
aunts and uncles AMI daughters and sons par
tclpated IN q" c Nee party" whereof the ma
terra were unimpeacnable coffee and sweet
bread, peppered with currants.
Mrs. President Gensch and Mrs Gehrs were
the victorious ladies' in the prize rooster"
shooting swinging an iron-beaked, wooden
bird. that was intly suggestive OF n barnyard
lord, aud was suspended so that IL lmbed. ed Its
beak In the bull' 's-eye, or some other part of a
small target. Inc ladies chose articles OF do
nestle utility from several scores Of more gilt
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CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. l2.-Thc foreign
Consuls acting AS nediators will leave Mostar
to day and endeayor to see the insurgent lead
ers, when they will inform them that there is no
nit their grievances 10 Server Pasha. The Com
suls will reassemble again on Wednesday or
Thursday at olatZ and inform Server Pasha of
the result OF their mission. It the result Is
unsatisfactory Server Pdsha will issue "A procla-
nation promising redress OF all grievances on
the condition that the Insurgents submit within
certain time
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sr4EKs rAoM TnE rELEGnlrn.

A match race over ten miles for $500, bctW zen
the troting horses Maggie Murry ana lser Maid both
OF New burgh, Announced to con on the tracA Oi
the Hudson River Driving Pars on sept %
Police Onicer George II. Hall, with friend
was thuntng at target IA Mllhup, MSS, ON = tul'
day While watching the target ,@ his cOmplnon hred,
stantY
Philip Metz, a member Of the firm Of Mefh
brothcrs, brewers, while hunting near Columbus Neb.
On SATURDAY, IN buggy, accdena ally discharged his
gun ana the contents lodged IN his head causing in.
stant death. "
On the petition OF II. G. Hervey, President,
ana number Of the creditors Of the Illinois Midland
Anway Col Geo Dale Of Paris has been appointed re-
ctWer u the company. Col Dale hnmedAiey hied hls
nd anh took POSSESSION. ID * believed mat r en
VATrassmenI VI lle company VII W but temporary.
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A Connnuration in NIiddlebury, VI.

MiDpLEBURY, sept IL. .-Early this morning a
IRE broke out in the MlddeburY paper mills ou Mil
street The building Was Of wood pnd dry, aud was
soon consumed. The flames bpiead rapidly 10 the al.
street. was quiCkly consumed, with nearly the entire
contents Of their store. The door factory aud dry
house OF W, W. SWlney WAS next consumed. The
nIames then caught in tne ONCE q The Mlddebury
WOolen Company, VIM. Slades millinery store and
acrOes the street 10 the Nicholas block. l. then com
munclted To McLeud's building, Adams's brick block
and Mrs Oshorn's brick house. Tue losses foot VI,
about tl7UUOO " -
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Policemen stoned.

Oficor Mccormick, seeing David Brandt walk
Ing rapidly along Tenth avenue at Twenty eighth street
with chest OF tea on his shoulders Saturday night
hailed him, whereat Brandt dropped the chest Of ea
ami ran. 1he oiccr pursued, and cred At hm, hitting
bim In the leg. Meanwhile a number Of Young thieves
had gathered ON the corner, and IN who were not
ENGAGED ~ secretnE the tea ai.ackrd the onccr no
Wls trying TO take his prisoner TO the station OCpr
Mccormick raped Tor assistance, and Oficrr Rodgers
aud another officer Of the rwf'teth street station
Joined him But the crowd han 49, ased IN bnth mum.
bert ana ierocily and we're pplng the officers with
paving tionts Nevertheless Brandt was taken 20 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
Moody aud sankey in Massachusetts.

SPRINGFILLD, sept. f. he reyivIlists, Moody
anu sankey held service AZ Northned to day the peo
pie coming from all the country around, that the
Orthodox Church proved too small AID Moody spoke
'o' 'he c"urca steps ~ "n audience Of thousand
IN tue o. orling At O'Clock MIR. sankeY and Col Whit
tco hthsO talNri 70 the ch ldrrn ~ the churrh aud
M fatUanNs u 81, JuhnsUul an r. ". McN IN,
iIrrucht OF the \. NJ &. a. uf Ncw York urgtuiled
grove meeting tor tt crUNds WaitlAg Tor tnu evening
htftitt. a % uCk Nj. Moody preached again 1, al
au % uce OF iwo thou ind PERSONS.
Mt-sr-. MOudi and sinkcy viii decide upon their
revival campaign On lAesuay
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orsome time past the residents IN the neigh
borhood Of 1881 street and Fourth avenue have been
alarmed at the caree In tue blasting the Fourth
avenue Improvement On Friday morning last Corne.
u ana Florence sullivan nrcd an inn crfecty covered
blast large roch Nas hurled over one block. Il en-
ttfrh th' up er window Of % last 1891 street The
rom occupied ~ MI. John N. sheldon anG family.
hlh Iir ua-g. Ahce Lad Just arisen aud dress.
~ herself, The rock s'rucA The opposite wall re.
bounded, ana ruck hel IN the side, knocking her
stntcltst Ga saturday she dud Coroner Croker he
lMe su-l AMna \ hIL IlAY Nd VI .mnm hlI eAnh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
A suicide In WiIIiomsburuL.

Peter Mcnamara, aged - years. and Bob '
Gilispe have lived In somewhat eccentric fashion al
North Third and second street,. wllhamsburgh IN,
former furnishing the funds and the latter doing the
work, A week Mcnamara attempted to commit
suicide hy ,.hooung, but was prevented by Glnspe
Last night Mcnamara announced ms Intention Of re-.
sulng work and saying that he must get head evrl
Tor business, sent Gilispe for some soda and water
melon. Ou GillIspe's return Mcnamara was living
bleeding on the ncd' holding pistol, which Gilspo
saw wS one lhat ne had missed Tor some days, and
shot himself In the head AMI VAS dl lng last night
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Rcbul,Iug Gram, rro,n ,hc puin,,

MokRIsrowN, N. j., Sept lO-A holy Jesuit
Father who is now sying mission" In this city, IN
soliciting last night aims 70 support the missionaries
among tne Indians, saidi And the missions among
the indians, VINO VIII support themP Not the Govern
mtnt, On my good Godl that Administration In
Wasnngton when van Il come to an end? You hear
OF money appropriated 10 support the Indians, nut thcY
never get IT, Those Co ONIiissluners out there don 1
care the snap of your hnger for the Indians " ~
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Mrs. Amanda DE Ford, aged 20 years. who
ivcd at II l. " street, B4umorc, committed suicide
'n saturday light by taxing lhudnum she had seDs.
Ated IRON her husband short time ago, to whom she
iad been married Ony three months. Sne SAID before
he uei ina she had kltd hersci to avoid urOstltu.
lon' "nlth she "unld have been uTifen 10. having
40 lle Ans Of sunpOrLlng nuTseli
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The committee appointed TO Investigate the
accusations Of heresy preferred against the Rev Rich
ard llarcour cf Grace NJ 4. Church, Paterson, have
decided that he is guiltless The specincats under
the chArge OF heresy we're thus Mr. Harcourt hud ex.
pres ed disbelief In the deprayity Of man, and in the
uOctrne that infants born lie was also
accused OF unmltigatcd fasehOOd in reporting more
salary than he actually received, us to which the com.
M1lttr sa' that the speei1eaIion IL ~ sustained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13

WAsniNGIoN, Sept. E.-Mr Leopold one OF the
Commissioners of the Freedmans Bank. says the Com.
missoDers have authorized persons TO act for OF TO
represent them In paying dyidends and that they pro-
pose 70 dispense with a agents at the branches ana
pay divdends from the Washington Oirc direct they
cannot say when thci shan ne abe 10 declare dy-
deud Of the t6oOuO required 10 pa, twenty per cent
Iuere Il now ON nand the sum OF aJlauuU.
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sELLIvG rnE srvfooGrn rEws.
The Jewish House Of Worship that hns been
RcmOdciicd to give Women Places by the
side Of Men -An Auction ON sunday.

RcmOdciicd to Give Women Places by the
side Of Wien An Auction ON sunday.
The disscuson that has Of late existed in
the congregation Bnai Jesnurun, Of the svna-
eoeuc in Ihirty-fnurib street., over the admis-
sion Of women to the lower floor oi the house,
was finally settled Yesterday by the au 'tion sale
Of the seats, which havo been rcmOdelled into
family pews. The news under the former r6.
eime were taken at their actual value and con-
solidatcd into general fund ia the hands Of the
trustees the owners receiving the church scrip
III payment which could be used in payment for
rews under the new arrangement The r. mod
ellei pews were then placed under a "pr, M
Ion assessed bytne tru .tees the highest hcing
81 go for each pew in the two font rows. the
Others varying from Sl,l2j to Sls1, the total val
uatloh Ot the liS pews being Sll2.2O
owners Of former seats III the uurch Sc OF new
seats were allowed the option of paving the dif-
ference at once or In ten yearly in.tilments
and any surplus tnat may exist from the preinl-
ums over the EXPENSES for the esent improve
ments j. to be divided pro rata among them.
the sale at 10 o'clock. The bidding was lively at
frst' the FIRST purchaser being Mr. NJ solomon,
bY paying premium OF $3.50 for the 81 20 pre-
empiion pew q. making with the annual assoss-
mcnt Of $50, the tot1l value Of the pew 1889.
Under the same rile the $l2j0 pews yielded the
following premiums; ;. schlisinRer' A. $500
\. ;. Roscnnaum. No. 2. $50 Muriz Conn,
No 3, s9n; B Bursak. No. /. $50 Isaac B 'rn-
stein B. <s5 David Fox and Isaac Hermann,
Il. S2l0 J. Rapel, ID. t9O1; l.. Morris. No. .,
$40. The second and third cl 81 pew. Welded
from 800 to $50 premium. Front seats in the
gallery were eagerly sought and were sold at
from f9l 10 $1j premium. Fifty nine pews real
ized s7'2b 10 premiums. and an aggregate value
Of about 5000 In the prcG uption assessments.
The sale did not realiL the expectation Of the
trustees In the number Of pews sold, although
the premiums amounted to more IN proportion
than they had fixed IA tho least the seats should
be sold for. The premiums will exceed the cx-
penses of remodeling. fhe best OF feeling
prevailed, and n numner Of the dissenters pur-
chased seats among them Messrs. David Fox,
s. Solomon, +. J. KING aud H. NJ. Rhode pur-
chased pews at high premium. one gentleman
purch ising two as "A speculation. Only i've re-
AIunni LaNn hmm A.nl nv lie "a
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LONG ISL.1ND.
was found dead

Jonathan Latham of Orient was found dead
n, the road on Friday.
The body Of Cap, Oliver Davis II Port Jener-
SON whose vessel tie Transit was sunk n s irainer
tlanora the SQlh VI August, has been found near
GIeenpOrt.
Al the Queens county Democratic Convention
IN Jamaica on saturday the rival delegations from te
Nune and Graham factions OF Long Island City vera
heard Hud the Noble men admitted Gov. Illdtns ne
form policy WAS approved.
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Shot Dead by his Landlord.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE n. Y, Sept. IA young
man named Louis Metz. IN the employ of the New York
Central Railroad at this place, shot at A. NJ to.
day by George Ocls saloon keeper Metz being out
alef than usual applied ur admtan.e 10 Ochs's m
where he boirded Ills landlord o'percd lin away,
pul W hIs TtIusnS w 10. shot Ia u, al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
Renouncinu their Claims 10 the Throne

PARIS, Sept. l2.-Ld France declares it
has trustworthy Information that a change
Is likely to take place in the policy OF the Right
Centre that II Is due to the wishes OF the Or
leans Princes, who are said to be about to re-
nounce all claims 10 the throne, aud adhere to
the republic without reserve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13

Inspector McDermott has formally preferred
charges against Police tuptIln Van Du,cl Tor failing
to prevent gambling at l3J Eighth street, the saloon
kcpt bl Michael Murray. Capt. VA Duscn had reported
his precinct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13
The Mystery OF John prr.,on'- Den,ha

On thursday john Preston Of P.cinc street,
newark, started with his horse To get some hay Oh thu
meadows, and did not return. The horse an1 wagon
we're found Ia River street int night PrestOns body
wis found ln the canal near me decp locks yesterday
hls whip ttlll in ha hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-13

Augustus wilg Of 2ll q .rden street, IIoho-
ken shot lu the ef bre 81 al The HODOken ferry
last evening by an unknOwn person.
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BROOh l. w.

Cloudy, followed by clearing and warmer
weather; southeast 70 southwest winds anu iAlina
barometer.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29
Wr. III. N. Siebrecht,
40 ROYAL STREET,

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NORTHERN
AND EASTERN CITIES,
His large experience in the selection of articles of
UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE, PAPER HANG
INGs, etc, and the peculiar and exceptional advan
enabled him to lay in a stock of goods which for ex-
cellence, elegance style and prices can not be sur
To bis assortment of Looking Glasses, articles of
Fancy Furniture and his stock of rich and beautiful
Coverings and Trimmings for Fur ture he especially
invites the pa tcuar attention OF his friends ana 'he
public. ~,
His stock of Curtain Stufs, Window Shades, Bob
binet Curtains Cornices Cords and Tasse will be
Velvet and Decora ion Paper and cheap Wall Paper,
at lowest prices Particular attention paid to making
Lambreorins and Curtains in new styles.
d22 tiaI Store, 40 Royal street,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29

1t is the aim of the Board of Commissioners to make
it thorough exposition of the Agricultural and Me-
chancal Products of the Southern States, Mexico
and Central America but it will be open to compet-
tors throughout the country, and the general pre-
MUM list will embrace all articles comprehended in
the general design of Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition including special premiums for strictly
Southern products.
The premium list, which is in course of pub
ication, will be liberal SCALE and the rules will
provide fer just and impartial system of awards by
competent and disnterested jurors.
The Fair Grounds are generally conceded to be
the handsomest in the United States, comprising 100
acres, within fifteen minutes ride by street cars
from the center of the city The grounds are shaded
by beautiful grove of live oaks, and the buildings,
which of recent construction, are amply sui-
slve exhibition.
The Racing Course, which is used by the Louisiana
Jockey Clab at all its meetings, is justly famous
throug hou the country and the accommodations for
is the first time that such enterprise has been
inaugurated at the South and being held at time
when the city of New Orleans is thronged with thou
sands of visitors to participate in the festivities Of the
Carnival it affords unusual nducement to exhibitors
from every section of the country.
The commissioners earnestly appeal to the people
of the Southern States lend their aid and encourage
ment to the Exposition and to make it in all respects
a complete exhibition of Southern productions, and it
is hoped that manufacturers producers and others in
every section of the country will participate.
| Ample arrangements have been perfected for the
transportation of goods and visitors from every
| ton at reduced rates.
| For detailed information, address
| SAMUEL MULLEN,
General Superintendent No. 90 Camp street, New
| Orleans. oil 3m cod
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29
By Hoffman Marks \ co.

OPENING PACKAGE SALE OF THE SEASON
Of
1850 packages of Glassware, Chinawars and EaIthen-
ware consi ting OF the following de-
sirable goods, namels:
Tumblers Goblets Mugs Ales, Bottles, Peppers,
Salts, Chimneys Champagnes. Eggs, Mol. Cans,
n ps. Bowls, Oval Dishes Plates, Celeries, Cat
SUI Bottles, VinegaIs Pitchers, etc, etc
On WEDNESDAY, the Goth inst, at II o'clock
NJ at stores No 81 and 80 Magazine street. Iented
for the occasion
Wholesale Merchants and Dealers attention Is
called to the above large stock to be sold without any
reserve whatever.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & co. - Alexander
ID Levy, Aucioneer -Salesroom No 80 Nh game
street-On WEDNESDAY, the 2yth inst, at Il
o'clock M. at stores No 81 and 80 Magazine street
Il ented for the occasion)
The above goods suitable for the finest city trade
Il, rms-Cash. DIS 1t
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29

Onice of New Orleans City RailrOad Conn
pany 124 Canal street-New Orleans, December
9, 1e75.-At meeting of the Board of Directors $
held on the eth inst, Dividend Of Three Dollars
per share declared. pa able to the stockholders
on and after January 1876.
The transfer books will be closed for ten days pre-
viOus to tha. date. Z. Z. LEWIS,
d1Ota1 Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29

pauy, l24 Canal street New Orleans, Dec. 2l, $50
Notice to Stockholders-Notice is hereby given TO
the Stockholders of this company to appear at this
office within ton days from this date, and vote
First-For the approval non-approval OF the
consolidation of the sad company with the New Or
leans Metaire and Lake Railroad Company. as per
agreement entered into by the said companies TINS
day and date.
Second-For the issuing of one thousand shares
of stock of the consolidated company.
d22 lot G. C.. LEWIS, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-29
BANK NOTICES.

Sta te National Il nix nf New Orleans. New
Orleans December 25th. 1S75.-At a meeting OF the
Board of Directors held THIS DAY, semi annual
dividend of FOUR PER CENT declared. pay
able to the Stock holders aud after MON DAY the
1O,h day of January. 1916. The transfer BOOK VIII
remain open but transf +. will be Ex-Dividend.
dog tol0ia CHAS. Il. e. DUIUA, tashlef.