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rey Of the Board or Directors Of the pacinc nail
Steamship Company they TOOK me rlAl balance
their Affairs without making critical Investigation OF
the books; they did not discover an oyerdraii Of
he had learned Of IL since; he wcut
on the Board in the end Of May, 1874 and elected
a member Of the Auditing Committee six or eight
months alter the reports OF the committee were
written not oral and were submitted al the following
meeting OF the Board and confirmed by thom; they
anned the loans. and called for the coaioras ~ zee
Mr. Rufus Hatch testified that Mr. sage's resignation
was made In consequence Of the arguments brought 20
bear against him. IN reference TO the pool formed BY
Stockwel Parks and himself composed Of 20 900
shares OF which each put In ethrd BY accident he
asceraned that one OF partners In the pool had so
him the very stock that he put he sent Tor him ana
told him that the best for him TO pursue was 70
take IL back he took back but not much friendship
had existed between them since he probably had more
OF the stock than he wanted and depended upon them
20 bridge him over the broker who sold him the STOCK
denied az nrsl the source from which he had obtained
1t, but he obtained proofs Mr. Parks WAS elected
member OF the Board OF Directors at the samo time as
himself but he aid not take his seat for some time
afleTward, he did not know whether Parks was en-
gagged negotiations with other members OF the Board
not whether he approached him 10 that elect
he did not know who was especially active In bringing
about a settlement; the books would show that he did
not know that Parks q constant advocate OF II
Parks he believed took his seat the Board OF Direc
tors subsequent 10 the settlement he director In
the Panama Railroad Company in 1873 witness brought
to light discrepancies in the accounts OF the Pac.nc
Mail Steamship Company TO the amount of 81 600;
he demanded that actions be instituted TO recover tho
amounts from the parties concerned not much was
done toward collecting the overdrai of $780, 500 from
Stockwell In answer 10 further questions Mr. Hatch
stated that in consequence or the revelations
made and the failure 10 punish the parties concerned
in the frauds perpetrated the boards Of directors OF
the Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail we're broken up;
he did not remember hr Parks saying that his rela-
tions TO Mr.. Slockwell were such that he could not
prosecute the inquiries there was pressure brought
upon him (Mr. Hatch) to resign; the ovordraft OF
$3.50 500 was, he believed, still uncoleoted Mr. stock
well Europe after these affairs transpired
After considerable verbal sparrlng between Mr. Ben
and Mr. Hatch to whether the alters reluctance
and refusal answer the formers questions frankly
proceeded from the fact that the answers would mpcae
directors both companies, Mr.. Bennett asked for an
adjournment for the purpose of carrying the matter be-
fore tho courts and compelling Alr. Hatch to reply 10
his queries Alter some discussion continued exami
nation of the witness failed to elicit anything but
markable lapse OF memory, and the examination wa:
adi
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Committee on Finance OF the Board OF Aldermen
will meet Monday next, at three p. NJ to take into
consideration Alderman Gross resolution in opposition
the purchase OF pier Al North River by the Sinking
Fund Commissioners. All opposed to or in favor Of
the purchase requested to appear before the
mlttee that occasion
Comptroller Green will pay of tho LIST of February
interest stocks and bonds OF the city OF New York
follows-PrIncipal, $40 COS. 1853 SO; interest on
same $3.50, 29l a. or this amount OF principal the
Sinking Fund Commission holds 81, 924 T0S So The
interest the last mentioned amounts to Sill 1877 05
Tax Commissioner Andrews will send In exhaust
i've document In answer to the reports Of the State AS
SCISSORS adding over $50 ooo 900 TO tho valuation Of
real and personal property in New York city.
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THE FENIAN CONVENTION.

THE OLD REVOLUTIONARY FRATERNITY AT
ACTIVE WORK.
The fourteenth annual Convention of the Fenlan
Brotherhood was inauguratcd yesterday forenoon in
Military Hall, No 1893 Bowery The brotherhood was
represented by strong delegation from the district or
Manhattan and by delegates or proxies from circles
that arc working in Georgetown, Col Wala Walla W.
r. Fort Coville Idaho Fort McKevitt Texas Fortress
Monroe, va Hurricane Island and Lewiston, Me- {:
also from Pennsylvania Illinois aud New Jersey; and
representatives from Massachusetts, and other States
are expected TO put In their appearance to-day
Colonel John 0'Mahony, Head Centre Fenian
brotherhood, called the meeting TO order, and tnen
read the Central Councils call for tho assembling OF
tho fourteenth general Convention OF the brotherhood
AFTER this the Convention went into the election Of
General y r. Mllcn was unanimously chosen AZ
chairman and Mr.. Maurice G. O'Bren as secretary
Upon taking his scat the temporary chairman limited
his remarks thanking the Convention for the honor
conferred by clccting him.
The Convention next went INTO the election OF Com.
mttec on Credentials and chose the following named
doIeaatcs 10 be such committee John Sullivan
Chicago Ill W. Kcohane Manhattan: Thomas
O'Bren Brooklyn; Thomas McCann Trenton, n ]
william Keanely, New York; Luke Clarke Pennsyl.
yania; John OBrien, Paterson, y. J. Patrick McGahv
Brooklyn Thomas Dwyer, New York.
The Committee on Credentials having rendered their
report the business OF electng committee on per-
finally resolved that the Committee on Credentials
should be constituted body report upon the pcr-
manent form OF organization 20 be adopted At a
quarter aflcr one O'Clock p N. recesso an hour was
had to enable the committee TO discharge the duties
imposed by the Convention.
Upon reasscmbling the Committee on Permanent
Organization reported the following named gentlemen
10 be tho regular officers OF the Convention President
George saith, New York First Vice President, john
TNnNnTNTTTn 4
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan
BURGLARY IN NINTH AVENUE.

BURGLARY IN NINTH AVENUE
Hugh Campbell OF No. 4os West Sixteenth street,
was held in 81 to for burglariousy entering
the house of Thomas Mcwliams, No So Ninth avenue,
and attempting to steal bag OF oats valued at 81 90
The prisoner arrested by an officer just az no len
the building
ASSAULT WITH PITCHFoRK.
Michael Long, Of No. 412 West Sixteenth street.
arrested by occr Of the court squad for sssautng
BENJAMIN Wallace OF No e1 HoratIo street. with pitch
fork MT Wallace went with a marshal TO disposscss
Long The latter resisted and with his wife CON-
mtied the assault on MI Wallace
THE NEW YORK PLATE GLASS ASSOCIATION.
Mr. c. B. Rousha, charged with unlawfully opening
letters addressed to Jonah Andrew, President and at
tornoy for the New York Plate Glass Association, was
brought up for examination. The was fully re-
ported In Tuesdays HERALD, The defendant claimed
that ho was member OF the Board OF Managers Of the
association and was credited with $40 600 stock. Couu
selor Schwab contcndcd that he therefore had right
10 open letters addressed to the association Judge
Morgan decided that any member OF the ASSOCIATION
could open letters addressed 70 IT, The prisoner was
one OF the members Of the association and had COM
mittcd no crime. If agreement was decided upon
bewoon the members not 10 open letters then he had
only violated civil contract There no criminal
evidence against the prisoner and he discharged
Mr. Rousha cit the court accompanied BY his friends
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HERALD FRIDAY % l876-W1TH SUPPLEMENT-

Mcciernan OF the Eleventh precinct, noticed him
rapidly beading toward the river at the foot OF fin
street. and following him, just barely succeeded IN
preventing him from jumping into the water. After
desperate struggle the officer overpowered MN anu
took him TO the station house. He there expressed
dosiro 10 kill himself and when taken TO court yestsr
day morning reiterated his wish TO die saying that ne
tired or life and would accomplish his purpose az
the first opportunity. He SAID he had wealthy Ile1qs
and relatives this city and well on himself ne
perslsently refused TO say why he attempted TO XIII
himself He committed to the care OF the Com
missoners Of Charities and Correction.
The would be suicide is o Of fine personal ap,
pearance and intelligence. He dressed well ana
had considerable jewery upon his person.
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN.

The suit OF the heirs OF the cowenhovcn estate
against the city Of Brooklyn has just been concluded
in the Kings County Supreme Court before justice
Gilbert Proceedings Of ejectment begun against
the city by fencing in part OF Atlantic avenue and
tearing up the track Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company. compromise effected, aud the
was brought before the supreme Court The property
In litigation Is situated on Atlantic avenue, including
norton Of the thoroughfare about eighty feet In
width the whole valued at 500 0oO The property was
seized by the city and an action was begun for the ro
covcry of sl0O 900, the value OF the land The Jury
Yesterday rendered verdict for the plaintiffs for the
uh amount OF the claim. This was the third trial Of
EniL
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THE BONDS FROM A STOCKING.

The hearing before Surrogate Haynen, Of Queens
county, on application to compel Thomas slowey TO
count for bonds the amount Of 900 alleged 10 have
been discovered hidden in the hotel formerly occupied
bv Terence O'Bren on Fulton street jamaica was
concluded Wednesday evening Sowcy denied that
he found the securities in tho Oricn house, as he and
Others at Grs reported and alleged that he procured
thcm somewhere In Westchcstcr county Tho surro-
gate the conclusion that O'Briens heirs could
not establish case and dismissed Tho hearing
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DEATH BY DROWNING.

About ave O'Clock yesterday morning an unknown
man foil or OF pier IS North River at the foot Of West
Eleventh street, and drowned He appeared TO be
about forty years old, had brown hair and rcd mus
tache and wore black and red uDdershrt black suit
chinchllia ovcrc0at, black felt hat and Congress
CATERS He was brought to the Ninth precinct station
house by two officers, aud from there the BODY Wa'
sept 10 The Norgpe Coroner Croker was notned.
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INVESTIGATING THE BROOKLYN DE-
PARTMENTS

Tho special COMMITTEES Of aye appointed BY the
brooklyn Common Council 70 Investigate the dferen,
departments q she city government with view 10 re-
trenchmcnt and reform. met yesterday afternoon al
the City Hall Aldermen R0wicy Ray, Guthrie, jcn.
nison and shepard were present large number Of
officials and citizens attendance as spectators
Amer a conference among tho republican Aldermen,
who constitute majority u the committed, u was re-
solved 10 80 into executive session. The committee
then adjourned % ilo Mayors Office, where they held
meeting occupying about four hours II " believed
that they had under consideration the Department Of
Clv Wor4<
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- pAcTTIC MAIL srIT.

Tue sut of hs ras.tr Ma sissnslr cafaftny
against VILLAS Kng pas 0enilnusd yenifgaaY ef.
fore Edwin n y ght npiary Tgtie. e. comu.. .lsgafr
MI Henry bclIsW appeared for ne fia.at.et ana
John n Goodwin 'qr ihe ltigEttn1
Mr. r. @. Kosicn vas ue lrsi witness esam.ntf
He testified hat ho sas nsmbsr % tbs Assisting
Committee In Is7s and assisted u oramiuing ihe assets
OF the company twice; be dil noi rsntmtcr rlcQrd
Of loan OF s65O 0oo % Harron 4 NoYes. " be- hsi
seen such az entry t would have bcea asiy 10 have
notified the company
Mr. Thoodore r Johnsn said ikAi desIaieA sent
him Rom Washington BY NJ Hsich instruCing hin
not 10 surrender any documents % Mr. stocksei wag
an answer 70 a letter sent by hin % NJ Hatch.
NJ George L Alpgsiand lesisAgd l1ai Us pAs AlneGs
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Dufy
THE THIRD AVENUE BANK CASE.

THE THIRD AVENUE BANK CASE.
According to adjournment two weeks ago. this case
up, as it expected, for final hearing. do
the points Of law raised particularly In refer
encO to the OF Thompson W. Decker was to have
gvon but the failure OF the counsel to hand to the
Court their briefs at the time specified rendered de-
cison yesterday impossible. An adjournment was
therefore takon to day to be hereafter named by
the Court The cases OF the other defendants,
Messrs. Carman, Bates Morgan and Lyon, were post
poned for two weeks. pending the decision in Decxers
q
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
ArTEMprrD SUICIDE.

John Rusk recently arrived in this city from Kansas
CITY whore hc had been In business as talors cut
ter. At laIe heuT on Wednesday night oDceS
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20
DEXJAMIN = THEAI.L, AuCTIOxEER
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FINE OLD AND RARE WINES.

TEAS. FINE GROCERIES, &C.
being tie entire stock OF the well known
GROCER. MIR WILLIAM ii. JACKSON. II
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AT his STORES IL AND 20 COLLEGE PLACE,
near Chambers street.
TO BE POSITIVELY SOLD BY AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY APRIL 20 AND II.
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
The stock comprises Hn choice Teas In variety large
assortment Of Canned Goods. Spices Sauces Preserves
Pickles and large lot 81 shelf Goods usually found IN rt
Glass store large Safe, inside chest and combination
lock: Also store Fixtures. xc
The stock Of Wines. embrace very old aud rare.
Inc direct importation Of Mr. Jackson add fully guaranteed
~ him. among which be mentioned =
Andcfrns--btackburn's Reserve and South Side
Sherre---ExtrA Amontillado, Pemartin. London Club.
Sierra. Old Brown Palma Aroma private stock. 4c.
Burxundy-Chabis chambersin, Clos do vougect, Ro-
superior white Port.
ciarets uedoc. a.. julien ST. Estephe. Margsux Cha
team leovile. fontct CRnet, Chateau Lanttc Ac. &c
White wsncs-ChateAu lquem, Latour Blanche. Ssu-
terne. faut Sauterne &c. &c.
Hook Wines Nisrsiiner Diedesheimer. Hockheimcr.
Liebfrsnneh. Aareobruuner, Assmxnshauser. Rsnen-
seal.
Brandy - anes ITcnncssy 4 Co. London Dock r. o. p
q. r.. y. q. r.. 1915. tbs. &C.. &c.
Whiskey-Oid scotch Malt Old Irish Malt Oldest Bour-
bon Bakers kye Oldest Rye Cutters old Rye Bour-
bon Centennial Reserve. &C.. ID
Eum-->t. troix. Jamaica
Also Ind Coopc and Cos Ale together with quantity Of
other Wines Liquors. &c. whole one The
valuable stocks offered for public
years
Ing be had ~ the stores Nok Is and 20 College
place snd is1 9th nv.
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DEirELD 1 sEtpLkR, AUcriONEERs xss BOv
soods Clothlnr furnisazs. Carpet, Curtains. shades
an prrnnrf cfrNssovnL
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1fEEcnASDisk 10 ExcnAS0E-F0K IMPROVED
AZ Properly q s III ~ Broadway x.~ Yers
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We beg call particular attention this the fur
nture having been all made order for the by Her
ter Bros and POTTER Stymus, and In but very
THE PARLORS CONTAIN
ebony and gilt Paror Suit In silver gray rich nIad
Cabinet Moquet Carpet. real hronxo Mantel Sets lace
Curtains ebony gilt Easel Flower stands Turkish Par
lor Suit, Library Table. &c, &c.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
6ne Brussels Carpets, rich and gilt Redsteads.
Dressing Cases. Bureaus Armore Turk ish
and Chairs lace Curtains LambrelQuins Beds Bed
ding. hair Mattresses. Mnntcl Sets &C.
IN DINING ROOM
Brussels Carpet rich Sidebo~r Dining Table, decorated
and plain China Dinner Services engraved Glass
WARE Cutlery. Silverware; Dining Suit, in leather;
bronze Clocks Engravings &c together with Kitchen
Utensils with which the sale will Catalogues
ready 1t Office of Auctoneers II Park place.
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PROPOSALS..
+ I,vFRTfsE
A IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
D niGaf woEDs oXE LINE. sixrKEX WORDS 20
CENTS. ALL REGULAR ADVERTISING, % CENTS A
LINE. ADvERTlSFMEN RECEIVED BEFORE r.
NJ. AT THE BRANCH OFFICE NO. 532 9Th Av., PCS
BROADWAY OR AT THE OFFICE Of THE PAPER,
no: ANN ST.. ARE IN TINE FOR PUBLICATION
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Tenders invited for the purchase Of old Iron Rails
lvered Is foIlowsA
About 1000 tons Toronto ssrnia Detroit Junction
Buffalo.
About 900 Montreal Point Low opposite Que
bee.
About 5000 tons at Portland
The company has wharfage accommodation for shipment
By Toronto sarnia and Portland and deliveries
would be made commencing with May and extending
through the summer.
Offers stating price per of 1910 bs) and tho
place of delivery win be received BY the undersigned
JOSEPH HIcKsoN
General Manager.
MONTREAL. April H. 1875.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
DYDxxiEL 4. MATHEWS. AUcri0NERR, SALES.
xfRT :";sn s.' private
residence 80 o,,,v..v e.
9sss Ks;'5aqs sv SE91KLyNt GLASS
WARE xc entire contents q double house. Catalogue:
RIssELL. WELLEs 4 NILLET, ,a AVcrIoNEEks.
Hardware. cusi. n.y. an. no iSsss Goods
.,x. 81 iss wsss e %
Bowls. Rolling Pins &c
Also nnslns Table Cutlery and Csrvers.
DY TsIDoRE j. swARzKoPY. AUCTIOXEER-34 Av.
ID B. sells io o'clock % Orchard st. corner Grand
wnI snS o snd
Fixtures Of extensive shop Positively in lots. Dealers At
1SLOsING OUT SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ Dry Goods az the old established or T. BoGuE,
r. go, s go .a Ss
tioneer
EDwARD sCHENcK. VAUcTIoNEER
Assgnees sale OF
elegant Cabinet Furniture.
By EDWARD scHENoK.
ON FRIDAY.
a. u O'Clock.
An elegant assortment Of
the Furniture Of the modern and unique styles
psror chamber dining hail. in elegant carved wal
NUT rosewood covered reps superb Centre
and Gard Tables and every variety Of style OF Furniture
The above 4 now exhibition and win repay those in
OF Furniture To be sold auction NJ No 40 Liberty
st. Purchasers have their furniture stored free Of car
until Nay TO-
EDWARD PETTINGER. AUCTIoNEER. SELLS TO
~ day. At Al Park IL o'clock A. NJ large stock
Of Printing Material consisting Of Type, Presses Card and
Paper Cutters Sale positive.
N COTTON. AUCTIONEER.
IL This day Uhursday). April 60 at IL o'clock At the
four private residence 43 East 10th between Broad
and dining Furniture Brussels ingram Carpets
good order best cured hair mattresses feather Boers
and Pillows spring Beds carved black walnut chamber
Suits Wardrobc Lounges, Easy Chairs, Centre and Ex-
tension Tables one superb Decker Co round corner Ia
Piano. with patent agrahe almost Catalogues
the house, also at the saesroom 81 Last 18th
On SATURDAY. April 81 at IL o'clock,
Mt the salesroom % East 18th Broadway, extra
sale modern and antique Furniture 100
Mirrors parlor suits elegant Dressing Case. bedroom
Suits, being the OF from
storage; large lot OF hair Mattresses, Ac
HEORGE HOLBROOK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI ROLLINS sell on Friday April IL 1t SS West 10Th
NIL the Furniture Carpets Mattresses Bedding 4c.
contained IN the above house Personal attention given to
sales Ut residences stores. &c
NAfFNKY 1 SMITH. AUCTIONRERs OFFICE II
NJ Centre st. sell this day. at IL o'clock the Stock and
Fixtures OF the first class Liquor Store 81 Broome
ner OF Cannon st. Sale positive without reserve.
TT b. HERTs SONS. AUCTIONEER,
Ii. Salesroom II Park place and IA Murray st.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
MIRRORS, &c.
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4 BSOLUTE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
n RICHARD Y. HARNETT. Auctioneer,
will sell ut auction, on
MONDAY, April "a. at l01s O'Clock. ut
20 Park 3Sth ST. all the Furniture, consisting Of
Billiard Table Parlor suits Cabinets Fancy Tables
rarIor Carpets, Dining Room Furniture bedroom
SUITS &c. &c mis- residence furnished the well
known house fPocr stymus in the most perfect taste
Catalogues Of sale at auctonsers Office Ill Broadway,
bas
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Charxctcrs ny Messrs. Y X. Ihorne. Jr /;
Frederic Robinson, Stuart Robson, j. II. Stod-
dart, John Parselle, Thomas II. Morris, ii. W.
Montgomery. Claude Burroughs, w. II. VII.
!. der. l.. Thompson. A. Becks, ". s. Quigley. r.
x. Lamb. G. S. Collins, and Misses Kate Ciax-
tor, Ida Vernon. Marie wilkins. Ro- erta Nor
wood. Maudc Harrison, Ida Jctfreys and Au-
gusta Raymond.
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SATURDAY. APRIL -. 9TH MATINEE of FERREoL.
DROOkLYN THEATRE.
II Lessces and Managers. .Messrs. SHOOK PALMER
Every night this week,
Mr.. sOrHERN in DAVID GARRICK and DUNDREARY
MARRIED AND SETTLED and in Saturday Matinee In
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
FRIDAY MIR. sOrHERN'S BENEFIT.
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-
VNrILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
w Office No. 8 Chambers st.
sale this day III vcoock the Fixtures OF
the Sewing Ma hinc EN- porum li66 Sd SID
splendid walnut Counters plated Counter and Upright
showcases Administer Carpets, magnificent Chandeliers
French Plate Mirrors. walnut Writing Desks Curtains and
Cornices Wire Frames. xc. n BAH goods sod yester
day must be deliyered to-day. C PULLMAN. Assignee
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TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ Proprietor ..............Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
Begins ut z. Over Mt 10 80.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF SARDUu'S NEW PLAY
Adapted for this theatre by Mr.. John PMrsellc.
FERREOL Is tho most exquisite DRAMA In everything
which constitutes the excellence OF damx exhibited
n an American theatre BY American compSny-Evenng
Mail
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-26

The SMALL FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL.
NURSERY branch Of Messrs. Craig & Co. has
grown to fine proportions. They have opened
large Fruit Farm few miles South Of Mem
phis, and will be fully prepared to supply the
good people around the city with choicest
fruits; they have also opened an Expert
mental Farm on the VI. & c. r. r., where
they are non blowing in a luxurious growth
Of Pea Vines using the No. 2 Prairie Plow
with land side curter,J preparatory to sowing
Fall Grasses. Messrs. Craig 4; Co. have Civ en-
the GRAss QUESTION considerable thought,
and are fully prepared to give their custom
ers correct ideas how to get Ia start in Grasses.
Two or three doses of Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders will cure a horse Of
any common cough or cold, and the very
worst cases may be cured in a few weeks
We know this from experience.
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s 6OO,OOO!
rhos. P. Porter, ez-GOv. Ky, GenI Manager.
LIST UF GIFTS
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole Tickets, i JolLars; Halves, dollars Quar-
terra dollars Tickets, IU8 dollars e = Tickets,
no dollars; 45s4 Tickets, lO0 dollars s6A Tickets,
600 dollars: IJO,g0U Tickets a. Y dollars each.
The HON E. h. Taylor, Mayor Of Frankfort, the
entire Board Of City touncillnen. the Hon. Alvin
Duvall, late Chief Justice Of keatuckyI and other
DISTINGUISHED citizens together with such other dis
Interested persons the ticket holders present EBAY
designate. will supsrinteud the draw Isg.
The PAYMENT VI gifts "a ~ prize Tie sets =
assured A bond, with heavy penalty and APPROX e'i
security, has been executed to the oHH"u IlI4 OF
Kentucky. which is now record in tleFh Tt1ce
Of ouuLy Court Al FranktTt. SUBJECT 70 lnsPec tt1
Of any his : new feature, and Wall aosoIutry
secure the pay meat Of gifts -
Remftta noes can h. made hy cypress, DRAFT Pot
Ofice Money Order or Registered Letter, m@de pay
able TO Kentucky Czssh BlStEibuGtOm CO-
Al comm uncatiuus. orders for ittSets and GPplt-
"a tons for Agencies =. Guild he add FesEgd TO
frankfort. NY