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The New York herald., 1875-03-01

would ma short walk agreeable who are quite
incapable Of walking the whole distance. Work.
LETT 10 walk the whole distance up or down town,
would with such system find II quite possible.
by little extra exertlon, TO save daily tour cents
THEIR HARD EARNED WAGES.
~ would also anord very convenient means OF
traVelllnR from points along or near the line on
one side OF the city TO points along he line the
otner thus. II person desired to go from on
the west sioe 10 on the east side, ne would take
a tram running around the loop ana get there
as quickly as he could ride direct on q surface
road.
II should also be observed that It is shown IN the
'paperm reIerfed to. that an average traf1c OF
lis cents per mile, Will pay per cent on the
whole cost OF such line; that traffic OF 90 900
Psa per cent w.9 the SxS s ns s
carries about $4,000 600 passengers per year and
the Third avenue 27oOo,Ooo 1t IS not unreasonable
such as has been Indicated, would soon carry more
than either. The London Underground road
which have inst been reported, or at the rate OF
"A, 100000 passengers per year. 1t Is, there orr,
per mile a rapid transit road would pay a
reasonable interest on It's cost. Unless, however,
eves e w ras OF re whcn no M rs
sonabe." there ID cause to lear that the city Will
be saddled with perpetual tax on transit which
Will be daily extracted from our pockets, while We
will be as helpless as the people" were in the old
ieudal times under The system or taxation i'm
Whether New York will have rapid transit now
depends on the Legislature. The enactment OF
any just DILL authorizing responsible parties to
build such q road would insure the speedy con-
structl0n oil such q line The difficulty has been
heretofore that when authority has been gwen 1t
has been either with such restrictions tnat re-
spOnslcle people would not take hold OF IT, or else
the authority has fallen into the hands OF rey
irresponsible people. II the Generat Railroad law
was amended so that any parties could organize
company and by giving bonds to the amount OF
say $4,000 per mile, should be allowed to select
route and present plans TO q board OF commits
sl0ners appointed IN any way to insure men OF
and the construction OF the road to be suo)ect to
the approval OF the commissioners 1t would, 1t ls
believed, at once Induce q class of men to engage
In the construction OF sucn roads who nave here
fore held entirely alo0f rom such projects.
AN ENGINEER
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. Her.
mann stephany late OF No. 1l3 Chrystie street,
who, with his vile, was engaged In the mower
business at No. 1l3 Bowery. committed suicide In
presence OF his family BY shooting himself through
the head with pistol the bullet passing into tn.
brain and causing death IN u few moments after
ward. Mr. Stephany, 1t Is said, had been drinkinl
to excess OF late, aud doubtless, at the time
committing the deed was not In his right mind
Coroner croker was nOtlhcd TO hold an lnuuee
over the remains. Deceased was about forty yea1
OF age and native OF Germany. Mr.. Stephsny
has lett y widow and several children.
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
OF what you invest back again. but this viii bs e
no consequence.

no consequence.
CENTENNIAL crRIosITIEs
Quite number OF articles will be sent 70 the
Philadelphia Exhibition peculiarly appropriate N
the occasion, from the fact that they will Just b<
one hundred years old In 1876. One Of the most In
teresting OF these objects Is harpsichord made II
1776 by a celebrated London hrm, which mas beer
sent on from England expressly TO figure smoua
other remarkable Centennial curiosities. Compe-
tent judges say thar the instruments Is OF exquisite
workmanship and OF great value. and additional
interest Is given IL by the statement that General
Washington owned this veritaUle harpsichord at
one time and that 10 afterward passed back into the
hands OF the manufacturers The young ladies OF
a generation which has almost forgotten what the
instrument Is like that their grandmothers loved
much as they do the piano VIII certainly view
this harpsichord with attention.
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
Loops Round
Which Trains
Would Run.

With such system very large proportion OF
passengers would be obgeo TO pay much lower
fare than Is now paid IN the surface railroad cars.
Thus, person living few blocks above mir,
teenth street could, by walking that distance get
into the line OF cars running around the loor A,
In which the fare is three cents. large proper
tion OF persons who 60 down town IN the morning
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HOlylQssds
ENGRAVER AND PRINYER
IS St. Charles Street.

Ban Invitations, Wedding and Waiting CARDS.
neatly engraved and printed. Also, II kinds 81
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com.
mittees are specially invited to call and zee hie
selection Of orders Of dancing and Gesman
hvors, - he is satis6ed that the most lastidioue
vii be pleased. n1k Is
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NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
FACTORS AND TRADERS, INSURANCE
| COMPANY,
37............. Carsndelet Street ............ 81
NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1875.
The Trustees in conformity with the charter of the
Company, publish the following statement of it
affairs for the year ending April &c. 1875, to wit:
| PREMIUMS FOR THE YEAR.
On Fire Risks. 1850, 073 80
On RIVER hlsks. ............ Z3l,29 70
On Marine Risks...-...-... 44116 fl $685. 419 SO
Unterminated premiums
SOth April, ls75..--..--- s S 90 On GO, 20
Net earned premiums. 1886, 1852 40
Losses PAID, To,wII:
On fire risks. $134 1857 30
River risks. 126, 4s2 IS
Marine risks 800 65-$269 ITO So
RereiusuTance. 1859 62
Rebate returns. 10, 492 u
State and city taxes. p, 61S 46
Gross expenses home office
and agencies. 80, S99 81
Profit and Loss. .16 o3l 40 = $ssO5s2 So
Balance. .......-.............. s145, 1863 Sc
Add interest and discount and savings
s25oss4 So
Less first semi annual interest on CAPT.
tai stock paid and second now due 10000 90
Net profits -:.:.-----:-..-----. 14o,2a4 SO
ments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1904 50
Balance to be divided on net premiums
Of 1915 and unearned Of 1s73-4... SIT, 1870 90
The COMPANY HAVE THE FOLLOWING ASSETS TO-WIT:
CaSn on nan0 $394, 4So 10
Accounts in course OF col
Bills receivable for loans on
pledge of stocks and
bonds 522, 923 O4
dates 3so11 As
Bank and other stocks. 2ls, 1903 IS
Stocks ofCity Railroads.. 1858 IS
City and other bonds. 110,6e1 Sc
Bonds of Masonic Grand
Lodge Of Louisiana. 5000 90
Bonds of Odd Fellows Hall
Association. ..... 5000 90
Bonds of Association for
Relief Of Jewish Wild.
Ows and Orphans...-.. 1900 90
Real estate ............. 6O135 O0-$1 4e6 215 SO
LIABILITIES
Capital stock. 81 100, 600 90
Reserved for Unterminated
Unpaid dividends Gnclud
ing interest and pre-
MUM dividends April
Contingent Fund isurpiusj iissls S5-s, 4ss a15 SO
The foregoing is true and correct transcript from
the books of the Company.
ED 4. PALFREY. President.
THos F. WALKER Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this ed day Of
May, 1875.
EDWARD IVY Notary Public.
At special meeting of the Board of Trustees held
on the twentieth inst, it resolved to pay De
MAND q SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL interest of
FIVE PER CENT to 3Oth April, 1875, making ten
per cent per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the |
Isl, 100 ,OOO,) and CASH DIVIDEND of |
PER CENT to Stockholders on |
the amount ($4 769 88) of their net participating
premiums for the year ending 3Oth April 1875, and
Of their unearned participating premiums for the |
year ending 3Oth April 1874.
ED. A. PALFREY, President
THos. +. WALKER, Secretary.
MOSES GREEN WOOD, Vice President.
TRUSTEES
Moses Greenwood r. M. Walmsley, |
W. A. Johnson ~ A. Brittip, |
John I. Noble A. Fl. May |
John Chaffe, S. II. SnOwden, !
Richard Milliken, 7. Lytt Lyon, |
Samuel e. Moore, VIM. c. Raymond, |
]. /. Warren, James s. Pre- stidge
R. T. Buckner, Samuel II. Boyd |
Sam1 Friedlander. Joseph McElrOy, |
A. A. Yates, E. B. Wheelock,
John I. Adams, Cyrus Bussey,
Isaac Scherck. VIM. j. Behan,
B. F. Eshleman. my23 I'm
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INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
1O4 Canal Street.

L 10A Canal Street.
,r,,r,,>,,,,x ,., .upx,c>rr
| N AoA ANN jail "a a
II ooreu;. .. - .,; chow
Ter tne Company publish the following statement:
1875 including Unearned Premiums OF the prevl-
On Fire Risks: ...--.--.---.---- 1865, 6si o oS
On River Risks. 55,ss3 os
- 80 -
Io.ai Tiemlams po;nn,s s9 s, Icy Icy % =,
Less ohe2rned fremiums- III, 4oo w
49, 49,, -
Net earned fremlums5lst May, lo'o--- Soo6,692 70
a., Losses oss pad aia. eos-,,.
IN fIre RISKS; o.;o4s =!
IN IN Maln hisAs a1ae1 q.
on RIVER RISKS -------------- SS'4s 10
sss7 40 60
Taxes -. - ~ $4,000 50
reinsurance ana return IRE oe o,o y,
Hluns- $3.50. ~oof3 -
rebate less interest. $3.50 OF
---
A.,
E Eeal P Rstate s;G ia 90
Notes secured by mortgage and pledge 1879 IS
OF
Insuranca StocL ~ 10 1874 46
Stock of Vallette Dry Dock Company. TO- 4o0 W
Mortgage bonds turner's Ass9Gi a 0% 0 oO
Cash an hand "'i' o1N : 1os 557 90
--
- S.o,o9s ~
The above statement ia a inst trne and correct
transcrint from the backs Of the comnanv anu
~ wv r r. FoOKCH4' President
" STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
Parish Of Orleans citv Of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day Of
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
Stockh9ders on demand interest at the rate " of 10
per cent per annum on 1, their stock.
P. Maspero, Ed. Tobv
D. Fatjo 2. FOurcny,
{. f. Gene~es, J. J. Fernandez.
"a ohAlf'A'1 ch,.. LATHE, t. M Allen ;:,s '7s,y
L nm >u op,r.rs,.
Corner of Camp and Canal Streera
ESTARTJsHFD IN 1SOx
-
Income for year 1874 .s5o4 o3s 70
ASSotS OoceMoor Oh %
The Company insures Fire, Marine and River
hNi'A' A''u0' AA"o o.o.os, pSyHo.o N Aonuon !"
0~ee VI 'o0' , ~ 49, -. So0io.ny'
]. TUYES, President
DIRECTORS:
W. B. Schmidt A. N. Bickham,
Z i" Gm ois'"A' ~ 49, oT W'
Charles LATTE W. A. Bal.
Emile Penny n n Po,cer. .ea,r
THE FTREMEN7S INSURANCE C0MpaNV
i
Once, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take risks against loss
or damage Dy nre'
pRTYnHOMMr !
President Vice President |
d d BEN Eho, JAS bO1GE,
BoARn on DIRECTORS.
Tacob Alexander Ino Ftznatrick n Marts
Sporl L A WilA Leon Berton
: 1aylor Gauche WASH Marks YIN Swan
Tito Tboman nnjanhafsr y y Tsoonan.
B NJ Pond Geo Waters Wormann
mh7 I'm
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
oornsr CanAi ana camp stFoe's'
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
A o"loiA'y "i'n 'aoii onei 'e1' 'no oo"pany pup
Ism Inc 1onoWng statement;
II
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At . special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th of January 1875 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 31st December, 1874, on
the capital stock OF $50 per share.
2. A CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders on the amount Of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate
cpated dividend Of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
029 06 for investment in q. s. Government secur
ites according to articles III and v of the amended
charter.
n. MUSSON, President
G. LANAUX, Secretary,
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-OEect0rs-
L. ]. Webstef L x. Small,
A. j. GomilA j. Plaisent,
Abe Hirsch, Louis Schneider,
Jonn Leisy, Henry Abraham,
]. B. Camors, Pierre Lanaux,
Z. F. Golsan, u. Nusson.
al
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WiKes and LiQuOrs.
m e.ses GOOD ORDINARY OLARET.
% cases FINE CIaARET.
20 eases OLARET.
e half barrels WHITE WHITE.
no cases WHITE WINE.
70 barrels BOURBON and BYE WHISKY
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YWUTONIA INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Iasare Fire, River and Marine Risks At IL nsvsy1
.r Rates.
OFFIC1-35 Camp street, New Orisaax.
Assets $844.23S
A. ELMER BADER, President
Oh. ENGsTFELD, Vice President
GEO. sTRoAEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
henry AnlAhaM, 4. Elmer Bader, Ma. BanmeaslsD
y. Del Bondio, Chs. Fngstfeld 81 Frapk.
H. T. Gogreva Hy Halter 81 Kxta.
=. -. 1euer ]. Keifer The0. LHeothAN
LOUIS LeonhArd Q. II. Miller, r. Rickert
F. nooet, Louis Schneider, W. B. Schmidt:
2. Peg 1saec Scherk, ]. Il. Schwartz
Aons SchWrta, < Weissenbach, J. Z. Wildsraeoaf
MO "
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-. 81. So, IS New Levee st.

Champagne.
NO b..t..s PIPER HE1Ds1Eok.
10 baskets KRU0 4 90.
VET
, 1875-06-09
IN TIE MATTER OF THE SALE oE
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE uT SALE.

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sad AtslI. aud aastust Ill and essfs psr.on catmnR
claim tho tAd pfnmisr4 Or tay part thereof under ihtm
ufss9f and ssaat ~.th Ahi stary sha datsndAnts In
sslspSa u .si
IL sas. liz .ss tn. prcperz Of ,4d Ths North.
n,spt. .pptua.nse,. tha safa j., CooEu .nI tn.1is
- Nss". s.y ti aud pa1shass q e.a,s 70 81 bt
o M 81 y H. sh ~ a u ess Il
u trust. ana than III psvportl1u of ths
re.paetts tutsrp.ts ol suoh boudhpi4srs.
sdIadss, sni dsozss bst i .o ns ot ssi sas o fs.
rvs aud sGupmsats sto1sAta ths purchase u par
ohAas shall pay 70 said aasters Tho suIn VI least oAs
h % l. s.,h ss e; FIX hu !" b
sAts and 81 hin sixty dA.s thstsAts ps o. hnAl eoa
u att tals h. h!s Euutt, snd At tbs delivery
bnsas.t, III. il III a,msni 81 .uch bsAuss t auts.
kAss b"nds. ~tsGn may hass hsaL sagctuned by thS
Cuuss may Ia laken cash. eacu bond IL sach cRso u
:. ,.stp "at fst .ueh ~ tnauat :. saud sau.i ths
sI1ssts d.. ssts which would 10 s4.' 'n'''sl ana't ~
Nov. thefstors, In Of hs Gessloo. ot tae
G"n.rs :. sors.4d viii iii paSe suction, In ifont
of las Gus:ol!au.e ~ .hs Cn{ q NJ: Ysf.. on ths
a.. Asaa., Of Auta. is - 9s!ois S a EeGn M n r.
u a.ls !. above rtn.o!?!Lsss !ss " ..itt j,sfrs.
a'E@SsAfs| i''@a14 i: NnaEEi: .,,. ~.
sslis!s.s sad IL coan.al tas Caa.ai.laaatA
, 1875-06-09

docs hIn dnt., ho.h ID vo.!ug aud ia protecting
the purity OF oeetlons.
Thtri-To n,akn rerponai effort by every
member to rnc,r. free'lltn frnm fraud At tho
,,oila. r. this end tho Guard propoao to ha
prtrant hy LARGE conn'tiooa At eael. po|l'tg-
pIsyeut il1epal yntIliK.
tn"rh-To protest .eAfnat corruption and
mo,h.no!y In Ill tlnnRA hu'l tu work against tnsm
~ far "a tlsev have opp 1,,1nitv.
FtHh--lo enforce tho lies that all banlis and
railroad companles should bc under 0overumolk
control aud 10 vote for u,oaaures looking to that
cnl.
sfdh-To provide for protection TO anna in
dae.fv. aud to push lllht idea std disseminate
that principle whaneysr OCCASION Offers. whether
ut the polA nr elsewhere.
Aslet settling upon these ptank" Of tho plat
TO N. and agreeing upon one concerning pro-
I,lbi.oh which wat Ices lutetIgb ble. tic meeting
adjourned.
fae sruspecls Of tho Guard we said to be s1-
cn1lent In many secllons OF tho olt., and the
hope Is contlionsia " sxpressed thai largo pro-
portion Of the worx,uRmou will join.
, 1875-06-09
THE ] EEERSQNlaNS.

FULL TEXT or THEIR contribution,
r.. s.,,,-,,.; .,..... ., =, ~.
41o Aouo"t"8 - oottocs coPs VI tuo "sns t"o
nrtIc!e8 Of tho conettntton adopted by thu JET
fersop,au Club 1t the Monday eyontpy mating,
IT. IT,. ~ . ''.-...s.
tho political creed Of tho new o1gsulxatiou
4nrtctxr.
This A..or,.t,on shail Ia called tia Ja,r+,.on,,n
~'"' " VIVA eo, .,-,c,vr
nh. ,n,.c,. ~ mi, 1a.M,s,a,.- ~:
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rt,sutt ~ ~ ~. sit,tH ~ ~ H. I.ea oe,s ~ .oe
u9s rtoa!ussu ~ ~ ne ntatHst nte
~ nv 81 oE - .S tooao, .uo
ss3o.h,o az lG,.ees oanant5 anuee sto Uohs"ouu
~ ~ .!,,,H ~ sae - 4p; nsa uupH sns @ % %Hou. Ana
@ tno $1,000. y. sa.. III ~ ~. gss ,Hass ~
'ro.%s mi H. .5sat iwaSt ao,in.t p .ntI.rss
nsan i LII LIZZIE VI odr a osueTa ~.
M % ~ ~ M ~ "uule a sSo9 - ~
M VI ~ pts ~ FL =. a H. ,psonu
.n1 ~ y. ~ ~. - ~. ~
" ao @ s ~ ~ 1t @ ~ M
;"s, ~ T.. ,'' ~ po"1a H. ~ @ tue
nS!ee 9 III " .se n ~, "n nnS III ~ sa
oMy ~ tas puotnu sApsAtsl ~ Hoto sn"auuh oF
a. tas oulJ souna 9ass o. currency 70 5000 ~ and
wuensset ~ ~ ee none Hsthout ~ Me'insa. 10 -
ouslnos 1ntetess @ q ~ country l9o nonass lay.
nent o. nTt ue9s ana 'no s.ereo sl
u ns pin, nn .[ec ,.sa ~ - n nn ILL ~
sefeaue ou1Ti oHua4 AAu c1act JHAlee 10 Al 1nto q
, 1875-06-09
POLITICAL CLUBS.
Opening Of the Nn,y Rooms of
tho CosliOpoiltnns.
Gathering Of the htany-Tongued Clans
Of the Peoples Party.
Organizing the Guard Of tbs Republic.

NJ, ~" .A.'' :" ''",'''
Inc Cosmopolitan c'no )omEea 'nto existence
ttzod In champagne. Ttu1 Foley acting II chief
cclebrant, Thnnr,d,o NJ Tim infnnt orcan,zat,,n
!. si,,.tod r., ,.t .ho to,, t,,or -,
~ ots.'|'o :" 'sa =. ~ ~ .'.o' ~
lilo supof'of t!ocR. Aos' u anu ~ South GlatR
street..yery conranlcnt 10 tho sky. Tho Journey
from tho ground Ia accomplished by an e.evator,
witch 1n.ao =, ,oast a ttnr,a ri t,,o. hotwaan
~ =, .na ,ni.,ntnht '''V'
r. ~ a"o 'ho"'sas'
eoeIoopo''1an - h'en-'oana!hg name, ana,
;ook baud III, aud tho attendance vRo p1o.
n ulleeo that ovory man Who holds Office in CHI
an vi" o @ op, to ~'i e oH oeo aa Ss srs
ind lbe brothers and first couslns Of every man
sbn eyor dreamed be was ooinu tn run for onico
i, tda dcvo.od coupty md mun,coal,,v. mnjo a
.es.s., ~ ,i,,as T., c,,n..io. I,,o.,.
voyage TOWARD lhe CLOUDS IN superior Dock yes
toEday Afternoon, aud fonnd themselves on.
sotpte1 In tobacco snlolse thlrk ~ the vapor is
SUNG from the funnel Of tue-boa,,
TllE noons
are mt ovcr n.iattal. rhnv fn,s .ust vhnt thev
~ ~ ,e,,od u. ;orNs notios t!no. snd.
f.ir, There wan. to do tic political deyij ius,tce
m tac;t If bnsntaii,1. i:verrthin1 w.s fnam;nv
Ind Tuning, aud la n saudw iclIcs orc plenty.
ALI. ruE rorAp,L1Tiey
ncsinr occm,jod wr]I-slctinni nos;t,on4 smon1
Tue crowd Frank ARnew ntasotl bilI,n,ub son
enc Of ,rnm's ,nhlos-Sith Frank She, nun. nb,lo
Mayor Gown looked on viii 4 Maternal ore, aid
ympa.h,zcd with tho SLerlY wl1o was rather of ii
~, t,a r,mc Ina Forrta ~ ,ya1tod ~, .nd down
n,n,not;uu m onlc mann nm tho tendency Of the
no towari Iorco. mi md ti,e topd rev Of uutiIo
Ienrfact "a towsrda a,rots or into hnsomnnts.
/: 10 said hat when tic brain of a drowned man
~"-e
, 1875-06-09

business ht tho nmbrr docks rather dull ycrtcr-
day, aud lasgo number Of eatgoea tt romau ut tbs
market unsold... Tho lug Q. ". EYana IL receiving
4unlgy repairs At Burma Farrour aee.ioual dry
dock. Tho stmr 8. DAtca is also oYorhauans
1t Tho same placo....A sailor named Fred
sdct Freirtckseu, while fastening \
l1be between tho barge Alert and the tugs Oematis
Last Saturday, Oh jAeksouport, lost lila fontlng aud fell
Into the water. and heforo eput roach hin hs
had dsapncarra 10th rtbAels arrived here yesterday
Tho unfortunate man lived IL this city, anil was 4!
years Of sSe. His body has mt Ito recovered. -.
The steam barge George King IL loading salt for CHI
csxo ut Is oonta, which II sd to bc tho towoat ratc
this Mariners sra informed that tho Govern
,eHt has commenced tho extension Of tie Nor Iicr
u tho entrance to ohlrago hnrbor. Tho extension,
when finished, Will he about $40 fost. During the frog
Of the work small light NJ he exhibited over
ha hnnken crtba, hut marega sra sirgid 10 exercise
dne ID entering, not to c9Ilids with tie new
work. 1aks papers plesHe copy.
AItwAuREK.
.Ths unfortunate amr Flnra arrived from rudIpg-
Ian Moad,y morning In lox Of The prop Dertscy and
~as immediate p'accl under TIC derrick Il Mt4srs.
Wolf 4 Davidsou's shipyard for tile removal OF her
engine, which u . coa,p!ets wroek. The oyindos,
cylinder hoad. walking beam, condenser, and pillar.
block on upftos MalkiMg heamt brnkCn, Wills tho
rods pistty much Ill bent Hcr dAnaReA aro csti.
mated 1t t4to land 1t viii require two months' ttme to
have hGr repaired.
, 1875-06-09


hs prop Han1ates hns been taken In charge hy tha
lted Bia'ea Marshal 1t this pnrt. II II under. .oo
that ters Il about 5000 Involved, Rho bslongs to
ths Duluth transportation Company, ...Ths Canadian
stsatn.barsu Manitoba litoed It this port satus-
day BY tho United Etatcs Marshal for 81 $50 damage
doua 10 tho seow Emma BY sinking her tn Dear Crock
somo tluao ago.. Efcss makinR u this port to
organize 1 tug association. aud meeting Of tug
owseE1 will h held Thursday. Thsre IL s1rne hops
that osGanikaalon will bs effected, ali but Two
tugownu1s have ngntfltd willingness to jotn....A
special to tho Detroit JFfbnnt from East BaRtnaw
ItAtes that The nav prop Emma L. Thompson. 0u hF
0rat trip OUT ran sRr0und ou the Csrtnton lar.
Willis ztetnrttng 10 got her on hor boilrr cxplodet
feysssly scald!nx The First sud 6ecou1 EpY!ncsrs,
Turner md Lockwood And injuriug two othnfs....
Tbs tug Owen, with tho largest raft takon through
Me Rivers, passed. Detroit saturday morning III good
nser, mud enter d Lake Erie ahout IL o'clock the FOL-
lowing ulght. Tue ruff u valued u about ~ U0J-
quito fofsups 10 ia 10 tho ends OF ono OF two tow
The correspondent Of ths Desrclt Fsst at tIo
Ind, andIug to tho carsized seow sotn by tic As1r
Huron, on Lake Mrhlgun, short tttus ago, says !;
"Tne brssy lrtt hers for Chicago abut ten aya ~
Tha Huron 1nu coae possiLls to liz wreck but
bstns dark they could not sas eistinety. Tho au,s
untresponda With that of tue Sprays departure. md,
nothing hAs hesn hoard Of her s!noe. Il Il thought
The ths boat, having been out during tho heavy
s1uall. Three nen Wess Oh board, Ill fisinR hers
Her owner Chsrlos etorlng has bec In Chicago look
lug {ek AsE foE Two Or thFvo days p4se"