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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Notice.

The Commercial Of last evening has con-
founded Texas travel with Denverand Kan
sas city travel, In stating that travellers
going north should he careful not to buy
tickets over the Missouri and Pacific rail-
road. | wish TO correct this by stating that
the fight between the Kansas and Pacific
railroad and Missouri Pacific railroad has
nothing whatever 10 do with travel from
Texas going north, but simply relates to
east and west travel between points named
above. W. ID. WHEFLocK,
Ticket Agent,
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A Sure Remedy.

The Tnrco- american Oxygenated Vapor
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
and medicinal efficiency. They will accom-.
plish more In one month in the positive re-
lief and permanent cure OF chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany,
california or Arkansas can effect In one
year, and at less than one one-twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheuma.
tism, rheumatic govt, artlcular rheumatism,
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia, nery.
Gus debility, scrofula, all diseases of the skin.
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so,ice,

Meaars, A. \, jet aud H. g. Seegar
are duly authorized travelling agents OF
TnR DALLAs HERALD PRINTING COM
FANNY, with full authority 10 solicit and
receipt for subscriptions, ADVERTISING
aud lob work, from this date unlll
further notice. W. q, HOLLAND,
business Manager.
DallnH, July I, lHh
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"DOn't Yen Seer"

lfyou don't see u IL mainly your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of the justly celebrated Diamond Spec
taclcs you can NJ improve failing eye
sight, M to render you evermore CRATE
to the Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company of New York, who employ
the highest scientific skill in their
production, For sale at J. NJ. Oram's,
Main street.
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Captain I'd, liower, District Allor'
ney, returned houe yesterday, lronl
lforl Worth, whittier he has been ~
attendance on tho larraut District
Court
Colonel John q, MeCoy has returned
W The city,
u, \, Fitzgerald, ifslu rppreAenllni
the Houston Telegraph, Is Ia the ollyl
registered NJ tho ~, Charles,
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A Card.

j. Denni desires to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has reopened
his business house, on the square, north OF
The courthouse, where he will keep con-
stantiy on baud splendid stock of Stoves
and Tinware. All work In his line viii be
done by the best of workmen. Satisfaction
guaranteed. July 20-dlm
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NOTICE.

All delinquent stock In the
Dallas Real Estate nnd Build
Ing Association, viii be sOid ~
the highest bidder NJ public
auction. ON Wednesday. The lii
day Of August, 1875. Sale nj
the corner Of Elm and Austin
streets, al IL o'clock vi.
4. II. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer ID. ~.
H.. ana IL. Association.
July ~ dlbi
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DALLAS, IulyO, ma,

~ lne citizens ana puhlcgeuorallN ~
I lrr ia srnse NJ duty of niue 10 make
known ~ lhp public, lor Their henehl, HAT
have hnon alilirled win rheumatism and
rheumatic gout Tor several years, ana lof lli'
last sis months nave been confined 20 ny
bed more lhau hail the time by the above
disease, WIS induced rs friends TO ny W.
Cnlrmnnk Electro Nnp0r and Moderated
lInlhs, nnd though hhylng ~ mlln In then
they have effected u permanent cnrtol ny
rheumatism nnd rheumatic govt, Noun 10
sprctuly, i, DUANE,
No, ln Main street, lpllas, lrHpa,
luly lldln
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9ailg Gerald.
wnnsEsnAY MORNING mn luLy ~


my residence, eoFner racinr avenue
sud ususion stsee,a, embracing nnii |.
bIaeh sf ground, with - well nHiSi'sh
one,sioFy and basement roeh'eo"efs's
bsiidins, and all necessary o"'-b"''"'
ings, etc. Az early applicant may 80
ause y baTgain'
ss0. W, swIKDnLiIs,
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On mmipu the nrdiuanre Wa rnler
red u the Cnnmillre pn OrilnAllmf'
The Gus Marshal was ordered W
0pen .ielllnnry street lmn slm 10
Commerce,
On mutton, Council adipuuh'
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July u

LOST Lost on Friday morning last, be-
tween Sanger Bros store, Lamar strickland
Cochrane avenue, u blue sntin fan With
white ivory case and blue ribbon attached,
The Under win be rewarded by leaving II nj
Judge Buliord's office. july2-dlt.
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For sale

Same very nice black walnut hifnl'
mre, Also, u cooking slave, olllc'
desk, nnd three show CasrHi all nearly
new, aud very cheap Apply toe "
Stamford, az Flu street
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NJ OwIom,


All pRHirt having goods stared 10 Nli
Warehouse, upOU WhlNli hinfnW rhNitfh Nlt
duel aud owing, HIr hrlrnA uulilml Va Nill
and puY Up storage rulls = Hni lNhr llfll
property away ID uui dnnr 100 lrii NNA linll
lsialr. bubble rllr ihrlrni Nlll llf lhitir li
40 40 nur Warehouse in lirrlli ~ h!llHsl ln
paY np sInfARr riilrHh Nuu llllh " " wv,
trn DAYS iluu ihis date, iu puY Storage nli
all ennis in our Warehouse upon Wllril
slnrige lsGur, POINTER hlll3lp7Nt 90
lulg lg-ulut
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r,,s DAILY HERALD

win be auna eu sale ~ ,he news'
bsYs 90 all tFains of ihe fesaH a"a
sna paeins railway, ana ~ 'hs ""wH
stands ~ ihr eiiy,
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small Iox.

We have procured fresh vaccine virus, nnd
win vocclnnte those desiting II, at our olhcc
corner OF Main and lamnr streets, between
the hours of 10 A, M. ana N.
PoPEs LOCKE.
July Is Il Il
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Nh. Joasrn AwAIH viii have the exclusive
charge Of tho city circulation NJ The DAILY
Herald from lhla date until further notice
iIne ~, INA,
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Show Case.

Fine silver French plate Show Case for
sale cheap, at j NJ. Grams Jewolry store,
500 Main street. 1t.
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NOticc.

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton h Co
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7--dtf 4. HAMILTON.
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selec. school for Males and rema,e.

Select school for Males and Females.
The fall session will open September lth
Charges as heretofore. Parents who have
seen the evil results OF changing teachers
and books every year, Will find 1t to Their
interest TO patronize this school.
IL. W. ALDEHOFF, A. NJ.
July 23-d(law)5w
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MsCELLLhE0us
FLOUR,

Tiy hmigs "urmp rraI nul "ilfi ~
uriiirH nuur 1Hr mKrls 1000 iHinill-,
nuou,, tbr rli.tlu ltHu hwui rpuaiifi 10
rlual ~ ilr mtt NDHlrul ilpNr 'NN Nt
Muui igr salrHi
OBE6rlIAIN NlulLpliEdn AarEiHi
lumNr tlWHni hAihf' sl11i''
Iuly 1-ilu
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For Rent on Easy Terms.

Tho Cosmopolitan ilotcl. Apply 10
July ll-d0t JACOB NuSSBAUMEh'
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Two reliable agents 10 travel Ia Tho
Interest 0f TnE HERALD,
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July@,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
BANK LIABILITIES.

In the suit of Christian Liliepthal against
The Ocean National Bank Judge Van Worst. in supreme
Court, Circuit dismissed yesterday the pianths com
plaut The suit was 20 the value OF $4,000 OF
Uued states bonds Deposited with the president OF the
bank 10 the order OF VIM NJ Eyars, security Ia pro-
cure the clease Of Mr. Lenthas store from seizure f0
an alleged violation Of the Internal Revenue laws These
bonds became part OF the booty In the robbery OF the
Ocean National Bank in 1869 Mr. Lilientha sued the
bunk for ther value charging that his loss the result
oi the gross neg ence oi TIE hauk officers In cectng
ro Gated warnings as Co the iu.ecuity Of their safe.
judge Van Worst dism ssed the complaint three
grounds; fr8t, that il doubtful whether bank,
either for hire or without hire, could accept deposits o.
securities not connected with the bank business bu; Tor
the benefit Of third par;lcs-in thus case the United
States second, hat there were any such power in the
bank H. "a authority shown to have been con
ferrcd by il Oic receive such depOsit third
that the securities nt the commencement of the suit
ienged the cetato Of James Pollock, Mr. Lientnals
absolute right to the bonds not being established
present fact Till after the ent the s. nr
EyaTts examined a wttucss for The plaintiff. hut
gave proof OF the acceptance Of any trust by tine bank
Horace Andrews George Norris John Sessions, and Lu-
cieu Brdseye appeared or plaintiff john h. Paisous FOR
the receiver OF the bank.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
RURGLARIEs AND THEFrs.

The Office of The Chrisaa Iatelligcaccr, the Sec
ond floor Of no NewChurch, entered by burglars on
wednesday night and books and clothing valued ~ sll7 were
stolen.
Sneak thieves entered j. D. ConGcts residence ct No 20
yesterday and stole an ogercoet valued at
ssTle stable A. w. ChsplD lumber Twenty.
Eieyunhav8 entered by burglars We'd
Deaaay night carried Ol boe baDkes gaue1 al 425.
strangers Calei az the residence Of Mics Perkins at No
West Thirty nhst ycstoriays and informed her that they
had been sent examine TIRE uIugCe and make the
necessArg repdirs Thvy united 70 tie house. and moth.
ing thought ~ TIRE matter nn after ter departure
Wn discovered that the strangers sneak thieves
vie Lad seal skin sacgue valued siJO and gold
mounted pocket book worth go
The upholstery store OF Frederick hnfclhack, at No. 100
West Fdyty scsOnd ST. cntfred by Wednesday
entered the la OF the fancy goods store
BuIOine No ll12 Broadway Yesterday, and stole
n Dackage OF slils dix nan iteTch efs valu u NJ 81
Thieves entered Of IgbarNo Livingston hi No.
329 West Thirty ynnsst yostffay, ana clothing valued hs
Mary Williams yesterday charge Of rob
binF john Ryan Oi = sao sNs clu AZ tIVy lor u4.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday. GILMAN FI2pcis
charged Richard Green with iorcby entering the store AZ No
Bowory with intent 10 steal Green "as held IN 81 900
~ the ESsex Mstkct Court yesterday Sang.
held stealing wnch valued NJ $40 from Henry
Airrnds of No. 1913 Cherry 81
William Dair and James BREMEN were held nj TIE washing
Place Poce couti yesterday fOf au nping W break
into tie Of Charles H&emaHn Al No 100 Bank si
At Washington Plsre Police Court, yeee1ay Edward
held f0r stealing coat valued 81 from the
house Of samuel r. nm az 40. 81 Nestry ~
On "wednesday eycniig The collector for Mtssrs Schnk,
bfewets Newark fODOeG ol $3.50 in Granst car In
The residence Of Nv Piasiadt Ct Frnklave. and Rich.
Brig ton. staten iauG Was ehteIed on
"Wednesday risht and rooD Of SIX dresses ana oief Aroos
u
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
DECIsIONS-Nov. Is.

Sipyone Court Cadmbcs--By Judge DOnohue.-
Day cgt The Mayor, &cOrier granted Claim agt
agt Laurence matter 9f the metropolitan Eohr o.
Gran cd IawlOr Ne iOn without
Nv Juige Iayr, n e-Wr.gbt agi. Habe.-Grrnted. Mat
Ter o. D ke-I frsn this application until the other
n,res the uIatos estate havs D0en notified
and have had pouiy OF b'ing heard and there should
b reference. Nelson agt l1acey-lhe ceienfGut under
The eli instances IS entitled 10 commLsiOn. with
be laT ordered commission s5ue IN Hhch lMhh shan be
al liberty oin aud that stay not exceeding eight wooka
rom date bo granted
Fudings settled Harrison ast Webb ct altEdinss and
decree signed.
Snoeyior toari-Spseial Ta-H-By judge Freedman
Walker ag WakerIule 81 requires service Of
and cOuplaint Ram Is agt. Leland OF alOrr eettloi
by JuiSe SedgwcK oulstead ass. Wilson OF al Demurrer
By Chief Justice MonelJohnson at suxtoa.See memo
raIddm.
Common Plads-Specidl Tcrnl-By Judeo Larrsmore.
Matter Bsnion.-Wrt fs tiGtco required and
mc0rath agt Brennan Fox agt Seokeudo Shelo-ky agt
Leyi,r-Noon granted. Roland agt hyde.-iteport oon.
and payment ordered Reed sst iiddorhepcrt Of
referee confirmed. Stelnken agt aohGrsntel
inept OF costa Negs agt. Fatt-n.Motien feucd. Jarvis
a,;t ppeal dismissed Setso. &C. agt Hose ct al.
issues settled. act; hatty.Leaye TO amended
complaint granted on payment OF costs.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
TIE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsmlNGrov, Nov. 1s.-Ih the Court of Comlnis-
Se, lSqe ,c o Ao'8s Te ql' 5isA S Moors Co., g. No
5t5John A. Maconber of Vow Bellad AasSi ~ 30 Ss
Huntington iiopla-. Ne~if9r% and S9n mo ti1n1sCe i
robinson $1,000; John irwin clover $20o9i Georee Geo w.
oGIs2n' er'o3or M % aus Rna Smith iminstraor
5000 win interest from cate Of loss July s. ,o,o
Holmes oil ,4' T % and J. t. Hoes SiiGi 6Gi Chas Z ponney
Tsber r2s SG M%q5n Hal. 81 2j Joseph Hudson
fllo6 Thomas NJ Clark. s5l1 90 lIarim y is bafS
John Dett r. $40 ,6 leon Dexter 2s9 % JUia A. Nye
rs? S, soSnSy. q $s2 % " 10 @ @i0SJ"S H. a
s'tDO GJon a DeHt T. sllG 25 and the Court to %
Judge ice value % he edcn OF hs OCEAN 0Drf ~ Sya ~ No.
owners -. 10 on saA catch ana by j. H. holmes I: ana
awss p the owners a. te Mt catch sio3 il.
the lay q the cnicers a men tie Sa,sn to bS
catch above -tate $40 $50 10 and the overs
to charged with the sum Of e3,7lJi hooes q holhes
J T. mat OF the bark catharne Judgments given
525 10 cass No iOi5s. J. Nicts. sy,lsi 50 case
S;ta FS sis - = ce.e SO 500 itar r Haven yS fully
ns%rs%S Rs@1 Gse S"S SS ioisJPary,y p maycn @ siTe
Ok catc SI7O7-o be distributed TO Lose On
In The tIcr Of the Bella ,he following judgmenia
80 ss q H. a. Barring e. a. executors ~ 81
v; "; O. hToS1e brow ~ oor SS5H D. Gord si5iS 35
TntIsou n. ow s2.zo6 2j 1hos knowee, Nc lg.1 -
cum Acru. a ~ Jonu a. wood, 50 q AMI Thomas IT,
ssr So George BGney 1856 2o. ana. AS tho value
In OF The Nnal,r III man The owners were
a@arled follows; Loary labcE. 49, % So william @.
laher l,Ult 81 W. j. R,tct VtLer-, exec utors
~ 800; Joseph Brownsl. f-gIO; " j. lANh, my Ia
,r,d; TLon a. ]. hunt Sl73, 10: Mary Il. Gordon.
gl,562 so award a. oaicb, : .O2l 20
T.e following cases V re Submitted: oo ,,... ,,...
Ca.e NO. 52-benl Carver; Caso No. 12s- Henry
Grant And toisr 81 al Cabe No 1C5-N Nicholas Gls
man Ktle ard jonathan q. kittlei Case No ..lOl-
Paul Jones l"iey Case No. Zoo Cnhaft SiuOn Case
No Is b-Iftury 4. Walker Case No Jil--Itancis e..
smith master: NO. S2T Chas NJ. Vincent admis IA
tor; Case NO s-sJss Q. Cas9 Case 20 s2jss A. smith
Case No LOl7-W o. ~ swirl. Cas- No. l,10-Senl i Icy.
llmnisirs o.. case No Lli8A. NJ. Dvusassi Case 80
lZ32--EIaucs G.. smith.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
IN THIS CITY.

C. B. Conant g. Co., coal dealers of No. Ill
Broadway report tcir nominal asst,s at Sli0,s63 Il
available ssets S7SO49 81 llsbilifiesopen accounts.
ss94Ol GA as contract indorsers, s2i46I3 90 other
Liabilities, $2l,l24 65.
Jonathan II. Hcfrich. produce dealer, has made an
assignment TO j. C. DeavergDe. His assets nominay
si s75 O3 available assets, $500 liabilities S2l :
34S TO- Max has assigned his property to Joseph
Frank and Henry Stahr to jacob Holman. Degraaf S
Cochrane furniture dealers OF No. 1872 West twenty
thrdst have failed and made an assignment to Lorin
IngersOll.
William J. Triinblo Of No. 322 Broadway has been ap-
pOiuted assignee John Manning the advertising agent,
whose liabilities amount 20 $4,000 and the to
a 500 There are $50 creditors, and many prominent
newspapers In different parts of the country have claims
meeting OF the creditors OF NJ. S. Herman Co.,
olohiers Of No. % WalEers held az No 322 Broad
way Yesterday, the firm having fled voluntary petit
on bankruptcy, aud sunseq qncDtly presented REQUEST
toi "A coiuprOuisc In tneir schedule tac liabilities
nmOunt 90 1000 and ther assets are placed at about
$4,000, including stocE. Among the pliucil creditors
VINO filed their cltns are Barnes, ward Il Co. ~ll.-
1877 - Nudge, sawyer Co., $3.50 20 81, inncrg
CO. SI2.9 % Low, Hartman a. 90, f6,y37 81 :
naues, Bacon d Co., a6,6os rs; wnirfcnOic, Poet
lS Post, $6,i69 so; Pastor, MakinsisT * Co..
III l76 IL iarcndah & Co., $3.50. ON the report
Oi q committee appointed 10 investigate the firms Affairs
creditors accepted a cUnipOs tiOn oi 40 per cent.
Dispatches abroad State tLpt tnt probable cause
OF Russell sgfs the eh,llng merchants
OF Manila Philippine Islands, the IacI iIat tbey
also acted bankers and when the death OF the senior
there was their bank. and they were unable ~
III,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
THE PARsEE LUNATICs ESTATE.

An appeal from an order of Judge Van
Brunt denying motion to compel Nathaniel Jarvis
the guardian Of Bomangee Byrengee Colahs estate to
remit all the estate of Cosh his hands India was
argued yesterday in tho General Term OF the Court Of
Common Pleas. COlab Pars.e, to this country
with considerable personal property. Showing signs Of
insanity, he declared Il unstio and under the ad-
Vice physicians sent back to India There Coah
was ssain cared lunatc and guardian Of his per-
son aud estate appointed On tho basis OF the pro-
ceedings there application made to transfer the
property held by Mr. Jarvis TO the guardian appointed
In India Judge Van Brnt held that tho proof failed
establish the action oi tine Bombay CourI, and that
warrant tho transfer there should he soe Application Of
the Indian ourt from court 10 court and this being
wholly wanting, denied the application.
From this order SIR Walker. as the representative Of
Mr Coah and the guardian iD India, npp aled, claiming
that the decision OF Judge Van Brunt based on "a
false view Of the aii0ns Of OF this state and
India that the pr0f 0 the action of the Indian Court
ample an tho advantage to ts estate o transferring
10 india clear. The General Tern reserved It's decision
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
spENsER. SIDNEY. AND RALEIGH.


"Spenser, Sidney, and Raleigh" formed the
suhject Of fourth Of the series OF Mrs ADoy sage
Richardson's Talks on English Literature" The audi
yesterday afternoon was larger thi at any tne
before and the address was perhaps the most interesting
which has yet been delivered In the series. oarcru
sndy OF the subject was manifest hrouehout brief but
interesting histories Of tho authors mentioned were gwen
and illustrated by apt selections read with all the ns
bnt with none OF the apparent effort often characteristic
OF trained elocutOnsts.
speussr and shakespeare remarked Mrs. Richardson.
lived In the samo age but there special glory about
spense distinct from that largerone which SURROUNDS
Shakespeare that was difficult TO Imagine that one age
gave birth 10 both What magnificent age 1t was TO
give birth 10 such men they. 10 Raleigh. to BACON 10
Beaumont and Fietoheri glowing picture on the hIna @
iousts and It's tournaments. and its pageant oi Ioy
atty. The central fgIe Of tina; band of chivar9us gen
Sir Philip Sidney Shakespeare and the others uo mot
i've for US Ia such bright reality az ne. lis
life was short aud eventual rounded and p.iIecl 10 ss
simple daily duties the beauty OF which no literary glory
could augment. His "Dccadia' was st0ien"use from
which the later poets drew largely Atestmi qnet PIT
vades its pages IL was woven wen OF acl,aty iaCiss
which our age could not produce, ana whch coulu
scarcely be produced In any other than the sxteenh
century An added charm to II was that u was wilteh
voted generally to any other woman rather tnah slsVl'
criic,o of be story OF Arcadia" its plot, cOnces.
and general characteristics thcn given the Deduu
Peace" being read with inaikcu cucct'
Like sidney Raleigh man OF large literary CUTS
and his life was hardly less full Of vitality and beauty
skilled soldier statesman chemist, bo!d sailor
Txccpt his isory OF the world, his literary work wds
OF tiansitury character IL was TO he regelted nat
pucms Instead Of his great but piOiltless History Amer
leans Dm special faverCnce, Tor ne lhporeu LOT
American colonization, and while st IN INC }P~Sr t I've Ge
cared in seeming splr OF prOpnecy sA"h 1c' iiNo
TO see IL iAmof1ct) All EnciiSi n0lIOn.'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
THE PANAMA RAILWAYS PLANS.

A meeting of the directors OF the Panama
Railroad Company held yesterday, and at its con
cIuson one the officers stated that committee had
been appointed 10 confer wi the Pacific Mail Committee
ON disputed accounts" Tho recommendation wac to BE-
made thar tho accounts should De referred 10 the ac
couniants OF the companies, and II they failed to
agree the committees could hCn act This officer further
said that Company had received Offers OF more thAn
enough steamers begin immediately the running OF IT'S
steamship line nd thu John Roach had offered 40 ake
hr s of tho dissolution Of the injunction, and 10 start
Immediately thc work Of construction 0I the steamships
y the Coiua model.
Another officer of the Company stated that the direct
or dnllly had assumed the obligation OF caterng
sufficient steamers to run tncr Ihe, ana mat lff lld
also cred into coutraft3 win John hoach To uc ,e
work OF cons IuciiOu of steamers to-day, ana thal
as suon n the Injunction dissniVed-ds no doubt ~
would he the directors would transfer their contracts "a
the Panama Railroad Company, which would assume All
the obligations.
The ofer first mentioned said that ~ knew nothing of
this matter II any such arrangement was MADE IL had
no, occurred IN the Board and was unknown TO im me
Company could not ke such steps, a. 10 was restrained
by tie injunction OF The Supreme Court