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New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
A CfRD BY Mr.. DORSHEINER.

FXPLASATIoN IL REGARD TO THE CA:AL FUND
PROPERTY N BUFFALO.
ALBANY, y. Y, Oct. 11.-Ihe Argus of to-
will publish letter from LeutCov Dorsheimcr
containing full and complete yindcation from the at
tacks OF The ToV Times rct to tho canal fund prop
eTty in Buffalo. lie shows that all the material state
ments made against him incorrect. He says: No
convcrsant with the property will value ii at less
than @ @000 and the interest of the state therein not
worth less than $4,000" He closes hs letter fol-
lows:
A. stated 10 the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund
my purpose in transferring the property was 10 free
myself from relation which inconsistent with my
lew position OF IieutcnanGO Had been trls
for the State there would have been no such incOE
riScncy. might then well enough have continued 10
hold the property. But 10 free myself from
embarrassing relation, l transferred TO the state
not only all the real and personal property
in hands, but also securities which had re-
ceiycd upon the sale of certain portion Of the lands
originally conveyed To and which IN the nature
OF profit, and belonged To alone The assets now III
the hands of the Commits OF the Canal Fund are
ample the payment Of the whole amount of the
original deposit in the Pratt Bank pI1ncpal and inter
est. and do not doubt they will be controlled and man
aged so as 10 secure that result.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
TIE IIBERIAN WAR.

FIVE ENGAGEMENTS ToUGHT-THE AEoRIGlNfs DE-
TFATED.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 12-6 a. m
The Consul of Liberia here gives to the
press report OF the progress Of the war OF the Loe
rans with the barLarous tribes 1t states that five en-
gagemens fought in all Of which the berian
army has been victorious
DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN CAPE BRETON.
HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-THE storm OF last night
did considerable damage in Cape Breton. At North
Sydney a number OF vessels were much damaged
by dragging their anchors aud coming into col
liSion Several buildings were blown down, but no
lives lost. Al sydney new warehouse on
the wharf was lifted by the wind and carried into the
At Port Hastings the gale commenced at y. M IRON the
southeast and continued three hours, when the "nd
Veered the northwest blowing hurricane, causing
all the vessels in the harbOr to drag their anchors.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. G., Tuesday. Oct. l2-l a. IN.
f1rf lt

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Tuesday. Oct 12-l a. IN.
synopsis for The pas, "a hours.
The barometer is falling in the Northwest,
hut has continued rising over the lakes and thence to
the Gulf coast. with northwest TO northeast winds
FILLING temperature. partly cloudy weather, and rain
on the lower lakes low barometer. 0utlwesterly
winds and partly cloudy weather prevail in the South
Atlantic states; rising barometer, northwest to north
winds and cooler cloudy weather. with occasional
rain in the Middle and Eastern States.
The rivers have fallen at Leayenwortb. Vicksburg.
Decatur and Chattanooga and risen decidedly at Nash
VILE Confluence, Mo- gantown, NewGeneya and Browns
Vile
Probabilities.
For the upper lakes, the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys high but falling barometer, nOthery
winds backing 10 southeaserly, warmer partly cloudy
or cloudy weather
For the lower lakes the Ohio Valley, and Tennessee.
rising barometer northwest 10 northeast winds clear
ing or clear and cold weather with frosts.
For the tiuf and South Atlantic States rising barorne-
ter northwest to northeast Winds cooler cloudy or
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain near the
coasts and possibly osts in the Northern portion Of the
former
FOR be Hidie anil Eastern States rising barometer,
north BOib sdst ri,ads, cOdeT, cloudy heather.
and oec0sio,0l rain, fOOrcd by clearing redher aud
t,dsis on WedHc1'Oy morning
Cautionary signals are ordered from Wilmington to
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
SUIT AGAINST THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL


ST. LOUIS, Mo- Oct. 11.-ln the year 1872
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company leased for 30
years the St Louis Lawrence, and Denver Railroad,
short line running from Pleasant Iill Mo- To Lawrence
Kansas, tie consideration being that the ST.
Louis, Lawrence, and Denver Company should
issue $IOOOO0O OF first mortgage bonds
complete the road the interest the bonds. SGO0oO
per aum, to ne paid 10y the Missouri Pacific Company
as rental for the road. The bonds issued, and
now in the hands Of various persons. The rental
was assigned at the time OF making the lease
10 the Union Trust Company Of New-iork aS trustee for
the bondhOldcrs subsequently the Missouri Pacific
Railroad and branches leased by the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company, and 1t is claimed
that the latter company, IN conjunction win
the st. Louis Lawrence and Denver Railroad Company,
rescinded the contract for paying the S6OO'E rental
without OF the Trust Company No part OF the
rental IL is alleged has been paid and suit was to-
dav instituted IN the ncd states Circuit Court by the
Union Trust Company against the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company to recover the amount claimed a. due.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fydh Arenue Hotel-Commodore Alexander Murray
Z. 5. N; Gen NJ Poe and Col George Gibson; u ,t i; n
ST Louis; p Fgyelmesy U. Conau at Demeraa Jnuge
George +. shepley OF Maine and Judge isiae o. sPsn
Ger OF syracuse - Westninte. Hotst-Tbc Hon Em
D. Kelley Of philadelphia. HoG@an hSEse-cSn and
Gen Charles Tracey OF GOV. Tildens stan ~
Nicholas Ho-The Rev. Dr. W. G. Csttell President OF "a
fayette College Col NJ \ Howe u. \ Army Caps Tweeny
Psrtridy. aud Ieuts Murphy and Melville 9 the s'
Regimcut fetish BrecO0rt HODse-Extiov W. D.
Ian renee Of Rhode Island Albenarls HotetA van den
Nest OF the Belgian egaonat Arlington and Congressman
Of POughk kecsic Hotel Bruns!cich
Franklin Townsend and Gen B sonehonse o ADahs.
Advot General Charles HuRnes
and Gen C. H. sruyth Of Gov. Tden's stah metropolitan
Hotel-D. Ellis superintendent OF tile n Bank DepsI
ment Gilesy H0use-R j. Gating 0i HARTFORD -.hSe"'
Houss-EX j Con gress John Cessna OF P,nnsyvAnia
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
PRESIDENT GRANT IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct 1.-THE President
and party spent two hours in Topeka to-day The State
officers. the Common Council, and large num-
Der of citizens met the party Mt the de
pot and escorted them TO the State Capitol,
where there a reception, large number
of citizens being present The party then furnished
with dinner the hotel and escorted to the depot. The
President expressed himself well pleased with the aen-
ton shown him and the appearance Of the city lie goes
10 Chicago from here which place he will reach to
row afternoon, and will stop day and then 20 direct
q, uael fntrfnu
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
sUND>Y.sCHooL WORK IN BROOKLYN

The Brooklyn Sunday school Union held its
annual meeting in the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening Addresses delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Reid and the Rev. W b. Davis, urging teachers
10 cultivate greater sympathy between themselves and
their scholars. The annual report Of the Board OF Man
ayers follows: Number W schools in the Union,
10 Officers and teachers, Jll3 scholars, 1904 con
versions during the 6Ol. The Treasurer reported
follows Receipts, including balance from last year.
Sl.l2s - disbursements, Ss06 35 balance on hand
SSn6 10 The meeting concluded with the election Of
Board OF 81 Managers for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TURKISH AFFAIRS.
THE FINANCIAL POLICY OF TURKEY IN QUESTION
GUNPowDER SEIZED IN CRETE.
LoNDos, Tuesday Oct. IL, 1878.
A special dispatch from Vienna to The Times
SAYS the European Powers have exchanged ideas with
regard to the financial situation and policy OF Turkey
France has not yet declared her opinion None OF the
others Powers any grounds for remonstrance
Berlin dispatch TO the same journal reports that the
Turks have seized quantity Of gpower sent TO Crete
by the Greek Revolutionary Committee
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.

TROOPS SENT TO KARATEGHIN-THE PLACE CoNsip-
Erred AFGHAN TERRITORY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 12-6 a M
The Berlin correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs that small Russian force has been sent to Kr
ateghin, $50 miles south Of Khokand. The English
claim according to their official maps, that Karateghn
Ia in Afghan territory.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE LANGMAID TRAGEDY.

CONCORD, n. H., Oct. LITTLE Coroncrs
inquest lasted all day with closed doors. The father,
mother and brother and sister Of Drew examined.
They corrobOrated the statement Of Drew. Other minor
evidence was The State has employed Detective
Sargent of Boston To take charge Of the Detectives
to-day express the opinion that the more
mysterios than ever and that the evidence cannot ia
the guilt or Drew.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

LINN, Mass, Oct. 11.-Maiy Welsh, deaf
and dumb woman, the mother of three children, was
taken in charge to-day by the police after desperate
resistance. She had in her six months old baby.
which had been dead three days. and which she refused
10 part with II is hought that grief at r loss has made
her insane she threatened 10 kill herself and her
naming children, If tine dead child not restored 10
her. She win bc sent 10 the asylum tOmorrOW.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. LITTLE Hon. Mr. Hunt
ington has been in Postmaster-General, vice
FOurnier.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 1.-THE epidemic has
broken out among the horses and is spreading
idly Fifty eases arc reported
(IOr other EoTei3n Necs sec !iTst ITge.l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Oct. ll.-The Democrats
OF the lat Assembly District have nominated Thomas
Hamilton. The Republicans Of the same district have
nominated clifford Coddington. The Democrats OF the
lid Dis iTot have Tcnominaed Dr. j. u. Nurts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
POINT BREEZE RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Owing to ah appre-
hension that the horse disease would interfere with the
races a Point Breeze tomorrow, the pool selling
night was by no brisk. IN the 22O class S,nsa-
lion was the ayoe, with Raror the second choice The
field sold for $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
DEATH OF THE HON. 9. Z. DIMuIcK.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 11.-Thc Hon. Samuel T..
Dimmick oi sdalc Penn, Atorne General of Penn
syyana died here last night of pneumona. He arrived
here on Tuesday last TO attend the sessions Of The Bod
of
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
BETTING on THE OHIO ELECTION.

PHiLADELPHIf,, Oct. 1l.-Pools We're sold in
this city tonight the Ohio election al rates ranging
from 800 to $50. to from SlC0 10 S62 80 on Hayes
Eyea beta we're made 900 majority for Hayes.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

LUNDBOEG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
bath deli ghtiu substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

The GAY SEASON." While you're young
you should DE gay siging" particularly
when an call At either OF kSoXs stores No 2l2 Broad
5.B BTOadw In the Elfth Hotel
procure Of his elegant FAN Winter style gentle
mems HTs Ills iaOllcs peculiarly adapted TO the Gay
Season
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUDNuTS iN
BROADWAY
os.m. 46'. Noon Az. 3pm 4e' Midnight -
highest during the DAY. 40. Lowest 80.
Average, 47is' same day, 1874, Co.,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

IF people knew how good DALLEY'> MAGICAL
PAN LXrRiCIoR for gore Eyes they would buy box
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

gencmens DRg,s HAT has met with the most complete
cesstLs vOrkmcn employed IL being unable
keep pace With the demand Gent emen who disap.
pointed receiving their hats last Saturday depend
upon Iccoiyng them during the current week EoENsCIED
Manufactures of Gents IL ats ll8 Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Announcements [ /

Irritation Of ,calp-BURNErr's COCAINE cures.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

Treasury, under pain OF impeachment, from ceiling
dollar OF gold.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-YOr
~ Grocer. four and Tea dealer Wholesale aud retail,
No 80 Nesey st. Everybody should call aud get bargainA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
The
BEST ROOMS
OFFICES IN NEW-Y0RK.
OVER HALF
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING

IS NOW OCCUPIEDHby its permanent tenants. They
and all their visitors unite in pronouncng Its offees the
MOST ATTRACTIVE, and, all things considered, the
CHEAPEST in town. Contrary TO the general expeeta-
ton the Building proves to be much the lges OF all
the large buildings in the city All the rooms are beau-
ully finished in hard wood tash There elegant gas
fixtures heat and water in every All are exceed
ingy light and airy perfectly ventilated have out
eide windows and communicate directly with the eeSs
tors and nearly all have independent entrances from the
hall The side by side and both in good
working order They kept running from o'clock in
the morning till lJng after midnight Rents on very
favorable terms Applications should be made at THE
TRIBUNE CountiHx groom.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
CALIFOREIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 11.-The following were

the rates of mining stocks to-day:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

Mab europa!

I'm ben @srtebr ;pil9en 8etpanbs
ter, Greunben unb 8sfanntsn In Der
alien unb tteusn 6efmat ununterbre@en
su pfesen, III es lebr empfsblenspertb,
Ssn BIER aus cine 3eitune, an tie Be-
trefenten perfopeu mad europa laidsn
aa Iafsn, fsf 80 bst gang bslunoern Ss>
Bebsnbstten pber @nladea ODER nod
bsfer pdbrenb bee eausen Sabres, tas
NIT be Greunbe ienieits bee Meerss
ununterbrc@en scn benz 2ebsn uno
Treiben IN gmerita 8ertdt erbulten
NIB ;sslet& fsbea tSnnen, ME Die eu-
rcpdii&en 3ufdnbe bter su eaape Be-
urtbeilt wsrtsn.
Der v@aaberer" ma&t feline Reiie
felt Subren mad ben ytrf&tsesnsn
Staatsn Dsatf@Ianbs, iOwis mad 0e;
terrei@, 2uremturB, ber Sdweia 6pIs
lamb, Gllus anb 9ctBrinsen uni. ntmmt
su ieeer Belt reue Befeuunsen 4erne
an e f#.Ilt z t;sess
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
Der B % c.
@epen bas pom gunee erlaGsne

@egen bas pom Bunee erlaiene
Sttmmre6tseeisb iorpie sesen bic 81
pilsbe tperesn s~esenwdrttS Die 10000
rlnterlariften sefammelt, pelde cine
Mbfimmuns bdriber In Der eansen
'S6weia yerlangen tBnnen. Dtele uns
tsrfGrtften treroen In etnisen Easett er,
reiGt fem unb 60 miro alstantt Der
B~uneesratb bic Mbfimmuns %auorbnen
miFen. 6erpcrrasenbe Wdnner Der
elGubtsen prctefantifden 3i&tune be-
eanrei NIT Sammlung Der unterf6rifs
ten. Mie bic .gentralldwets" l9reibt
Gas etnstse fatbolifde Blatt, bas Ib,
70 .peit i9 peib, bieriber BIC jest dub
erte), srerber fid bte Ratbolifen Dpie
Elm Mann" Der BeweBune anldlieben,
lobalb bic %prtbocOrenp rcteftanten ernlts
Daft ppraneeeansen finp. sc 1T pebl
mSeli6, our 3eit fcsar uabrfdeinli6,
baB beibe@eleBe Serworfen trereen, was
benz uGulturfampfe" Elm nerfdnrli6es
Dement, sabe.
90 bel 1T fiber unb fam Sober
mabrnebmen, Der ni@t blind iein tptu,
pae bic Asttaticn Der iosenannten
"Nlifatbclifen" Orer ei9entltd Neupros
teltanten nidtS Nnberes mar alS cine
N asfirte 8riessufldruns 9eeet BE
Stride dberbaupt. Die betrefenee
partei rpirb TN @ansen aus GIemens
ten refrutirt, bic eber iiberaubin 8ebS>
ren alS In eine Rirde, fet bieie tatbo>
lid cber p~rutetantifd. TaS alte Gelp>
eeidret ert5nt eben meier: Niscer NIT
Dem papfe! unb um GtnfdItteen
sanb IN bte auees su freuen, erdnpet
man cine reue-Sirde, eeren slpofsl
Qeute lno, relde Ncm ldn9f aus leis
aeta Eager uerbannt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
Mnstuan6ernn9 rnb Nhd=
ipanbernmA.

Der 3stnfteur Der ~glew gsrfe,
9anbsIs;eitune" lbreibt eartter aus
Berlin, NO ct fd aur 3stt auftdlt:
Die 8s3ei@nun9 ~3ddwanberuna"
1T nur strs fletnen Ibeit riGtiG benn
BITE meffen Der 3urideetsbrten ,dbten
40 fpl@en Iuswanbsrern, bic, uddpem
fs ben arnerifantf1en goten faum be-
treteu, bic 8esenwdrtisen 0erbdltniTe
10 rentS einIabenb fanpen, bae fe nit
BEN na6ftn Dampfer tpisber nod
5aufe Stnssn. Nnneer1eits ine lGon
gtsls. bfe nod ldnsersut Nufentbalt In
pea Wer. Staaten treeett bee eesenw1r>
ttBeti Wtatssls an Grwerb beimaefebrt
tuarett, trteser mad ben Scr. E@tooten
auridsetsbrt neil ft's BIER nod fdlinl<
rier sefuncen baben aIs brdben / Net
uns fnb renisRens quite Gulptcisn Fir
bic nd@fe 3utunft ~unb.biele baiiiren
nuf ben uuerf@SpFi9sn Nef1oureeti bes
2anbes; Bier bat man aud nfdt elm.
nal bteien Srpf une bic Spfnunaen
ltnb auf Drdbsn 9ert9tet BON 100
BITE 8ef.run8 tcntmfn fuu. Minees
iteus bate i1 IN Serf9ierenen 0e<
iell6aftstrstfen bfe Geuesrung set5rt,
eab IS bier better aebet, ipirb, {ptale
aus au1slifa sanftsere 0ertdte frm<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
Gin nener &f.

Die 0ertreibung Der SeIuiten aus
Deutl1lanb, bte NufbebunB Der SlBfe,
bic Ginferteruns Der BtfG5fs bic Ab,
isbuns unb gerbannuns Der priffer-
bielss Naes bat Der preuBilden 3sstes
rune bisber niGts 9enibt. Setter ale
ie baIten @etflt6feit anb gplt GUAM
men, urt bic weltItGen Ma9tbater
mdGen, ob fe pplIen peer nidt, eefebs
en-, ba6 aQes bisberise SturmIaufsn &C.
gen benGel1eapetrt an berielben aurdds
praQte
Sept ntmmt ber Rampf 9e9e, BE
Stride eiae reue @enbune. Sc fonnlt
In 9~riessaetten Dor, bab Der Geino cine
GsfunG BE er ridt NIT Wafenaepali
nebu,en fam, 70 einidliest, ba6 bic 8es
fabung emilio feline Qebensmittsl raebr
bat unb f6 ersebsn mu6. Disiss
0erfabren fdldst bic preu6tlGe Nesies
runs sesen bic fatboliidenB ifdSfe unb
.Driefter ein, fntem fIe benielben ras
bisber pom gtaate besosene ginfom :
r1en entatsbt. Der Gelebentpurf,
burb tpeIden bieles notIe @erfabren
ins8erf eefeBt perosn fol-, 1T ,u rterts
mdrbte, UNI ni@t m~itsetbeilt ;u pereen;
CT lautet, wie fclst: Fl
d. Str DilbeIm bon @cttes 8nacen
a5nis BON preubeu &c. performer nit
3uifimmune betoer 5duisr bes 2anbs
fir ben umfans Der WOnar9is,
mas folet:
S l.. 9n ben Grsbi5sefen 95ln,
@nslsr uro polen, ben Di53elen gRlm,
GrmIanb, 8reslau, 6tlbesbefm, Ssna>
brtd, paeertorn, Mdniisr, Erisr Gul>
ea, ben Delesaturbeaitfen rieler DiSses
fen, 1onte IN ben preubilden Nntbsilen
Der grsttSseien Yrae, Slmis. Gretburs.
une Der Di53sie Mains tperben pomIa5
ee b,r @ttflneieune rieies @elsBes as
fdmmtlids fir bic 8istbimer. Die ID
oenlelben eebSrieen Snfitute unb Die
@eifliGen bsftimmte Qeiauneea aus
Staats mitteln eineefsut. auseenom~
men, BON bieier Mabreeel bleiben bic
eeiiunsen, relde fir Infaltsssifliae
tefimmt fnp. gu ben Staatsmitteln
sebSren aud bic unter bauernner 0er<
rraltung hes taates ftebencen be1cnces
ren Gonrs. m
S 2. Die einesaslten geiRuneen
tserpen fiji ben umfans bee SprenseIs
rieter aufsenommer, fpbaID Der
jest im Arnte beFnbitde 8ilHcf (Grs<
bifdrf !Girfttldof) ODER 8tstbumss
rerpefer ber Staatsresterune eseers
dber bard fdrtftliGe GrtIarung i9
rerpfiGtet, bic 0sfeBe bes Staates 3u
befcIsst. 4
III 3. Sn ben Gr3ti5,efen gneIen
une Ypffn, fowie In Der Dt5Gele pa
berborn erfolst bic @ieberanfnabnte Der
e~tnsefeuten 2sifunser far ben llmfans
res Sprensels, fcbalo bic gefeGune sis
nes Bistbumsprwefers pesr rte Gin
isBung zines reues Btlbpfes In geleBs
mabiser Deife fattssbabt bat.
A.. Eritt bic GrIeeisuns zines our
3eil telsstsn bla5Ftden stublss Elm,
Oeer fdsiret Der isbise BtstbumsSer<
peier Der Gi5eele Gulro aus ieinem
Amte aus, bspcr cine Mteheraufnabu1e
Der 2eiaungen auf 0runb bes err
foIst iR, 70 bausrt bic GiHfeuune berisIs
feltet fit ben umfanB bee Sprensels
fort Bic bie Befsaun9 einesD istbums<
perrefer6 pber bic Giniebune zines
reuen BiidOfss IN BsfeBmdbiser @etls
.fa;teebabt bat. ) lss .ls4H9
SIS. Sem fir cen tlmfans eines.
bic eeiffunsen aus Staatss
ipieeer aufsenemmen finn, ein<
selne Gmpfanesberedti9te nbfr, Der
pom BitGDf Dber 8istbumsSetWeler
lberncHmenen gerFidtungea unseah<
ten Gsleben bee Stadtes ben Sc
ssrretserr, 70 III bic Stentsre<
1ieruua ermahtiet bic ffr biele Gms
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
0ab beifa "a ~ 6 n.

Nab tetfa ID "a E n.
tF4s
8 LAP tein 5era III Iautsr 2uf
Ges tanft'sen 2eibes ai9t sersefen,
$40 beut htr cine &pfe EIibt
8lasR su oft rasrserb an Gsprsdsn.
uns issrt Der 0sia i'd. Bt@er eldnst
Waelt bu ina Sabel fauat 90 wabner,
Dae feline gsrIes unssabnti
Gid 'uarssIn baIb tn bitfre 1branen.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EIAIE VI LOUIoIhNh,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF New ORLEANS

PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF New ORLEANS,
BE IT KNOWN, that, on this Eighteenth day
Of the month Of June, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five
and Of the Independence Of the United States Of
America the ninety-ninth,
Before me, JOHN G. EUSTIS a Notary Pub
lie, in and for this City and Parish of Orleans,
State OF Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail
fed, and in the presence of the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned,
Personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are hereunto subscribed, acting 70.
themselves and those whom they represent, as
corporators, and for such other persons as may
become associated with them by succession, pur-
chase, transfer, or subscription, who severally
declared, that, availing themselves of the pro-
visions of the laws Of the State of Louisiana re-
lative to the organization of Corporations for
works of public improvements and for other pur-
poses, they have covenanted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree to form
themselves into and cons. itute a corporation
under the following articles which they adopt as
their charter:
ARTICLE
The name Of this corporation shall be the
FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION SUGAR MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, and by that name it
shall have power and authority
First. To have and enjoy succession for the
period of twenty five years.
Second. To contract, sue and be sued.
Third. To make and use corporate SEAL
Fourth. To hold, receive, purchase, and con-
vey property, real and personal.
Fifth. To name and appoint such managers
directors and officers as it's interest ando On
venience may require.
Sixth. To establish, make, alter. or amend