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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
BREVITIES.

A slip of the pen in our account of st. Barbe's
Day made us represent Col. LeGardeur as acting
adiutant of the Louisiana Field Artillery. when
it ought to have read Lieutenant Colonel. We
know Dol. LeGardeur's rank too well, and} have
seen him too often in the hour of danger, to wit.
tingly make mistake Of the kind.
Last Sunday two of our city hunters went to
Bayou Labranche on hunt and killed 1875 ducks
in an hour-so they say. They came back sick
and disguised after travelling over the prairies
with their tremendous load. They brought home
about TWEEN teal ducks. The balance is re
ported to have been left on the prair.es because
ls was too heavy to carry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
CAPITOL GOSSIP.
The Eustis Vacancy to he Filled-A Dele
cation from the North.

The Eustls Vacancy to be Fiilcd-A Dele
cation from the North.
Lieut.G Gov. Witt has received the resignation
OF State Senator Eustis and has transmitted the
same to the Executive. who accepted it, and will
al once issue his proclamation for special
election TO fill the vacancy In the
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The census OF the Tenth ana Eleventh wards
will be taken at once, and when completed
Registrar Landry will so distribute his registre.
ton offices, or precincts, that the registration Of
the two wards can be made in few days. In
this matter he calls especial attention to that
portion OF the election law which prohibits any
person from voang unless registered, which is
an important fact when Ii Ia known that efforts
are being made by the Republicans TO obtain con-
troll OF the Senate even during the coming SEES
sion.
Gov. Nichols ON Tuesday morning WAS waited
upon by
GOVERNOR oULroM AND PARTY,
OF Illinois, who were shown about the State.
House, and who subsequently visited varioua
parts Of the city, In company with Gov. Nichols,
The entire party subsequently took passage on
one Of the steamers plying In the lower coast
before their return last night or this morning, to
visit the plantation Of Representative Kernoonan,
in Plaguemines parish
The treasury Investigating committee met q,
IL m, and adjourned until Saturday at IL m.
The State Board Of Liquidation met at Ia m. ,
and In the absence Of q quorum adjourned unit
Wednesday at IL m.
Ittranspires now that the invitation extended
to the Governor to visit the Barracks on Sunday
came from Gen. De Trobriand. who il in com.
mand Of the troops, aud who by the way enter.
tanned his guests in q hospitable manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
TINE uYDnoGwApmiC SURVEY.

The land work Of the photographic survey was
begun yesterday morning by two parties under
Msssrs. II. @. Collins and NJ. W. barton. re-
spec!iyeIy. The starting point Ia Camp Parapet,
ana The work will be carried on continuously
down both banks Of the river TO the lower limits
uF the city. When this is completed the cross
sections and soundings will be made.
Commander Remy, Of the Enterprise, will fur
xish the necessary details for the soundings
from his ship and the 0anonicus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

Thc Mayor orders the chief OF Police Il
stop lt.

Mayor Pilsbury has addressed the following
note 10 Chief Boylan, with view to stopping the
reckless driving OF city cars particularly. For
our own part we can designate ~ subject wor-
thy the attention Of the chief, the reckless driy-
inx Of the cars Of the Magazine street and Pry..
tania street lines, ne they come down Canal
street from Magazine street 70 the station be-
tween Camp aud 81. Charles:
MAroRALTy or New ORLEANS,
New Orleans, December IL, 1877.
Dol. 4. N. Boysn, Chief Of Police:
Sci have the honor TO call your attention TO
the urgent necessity Of enforcing the ordinance
against reckless and furious driving of carts,
efreet cars and other vehicles through the streets
Of the city, by which life and limb are constantly
endangered, particularly at crossings.
A recent fatal case s sufficient evidence oil
Che necessity of vigilaut supervision by your
officers. Your obedient servant,
u. PILSBURY, Mayor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

BLATz's LARGER BEER.-The sale of the
largar beer manufactured at the world renown-
ed brewery OF Mr.. Valentine Blatz, Milwaukee.
has been placed in the hands of Messrs. Shrop-
shire & Co.. No. IS South Peters street, and we
take pleasure in recommending it to eur read
ers. We have tried i ourselves; owing to our
usual abstention from the use of strong drinks
we retain that delicacy of taste in such matters
that charac erizes our lady friends. Therefore,
having slipped, very lightly, this beer, we boldly
and without qualification, pronounce it to be
most delightful. healtnful and invigorating
Call in at Shropshre's and test it. If you do not
place implicit confidence in our judgement
New American Sewing Machine, 1856 Canal
street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
HONORABLY ACQUITTED.

During race week Mr.. Chappu was arrested
by the police force for passing counterfeit s.
bill and somewhat rudely incarcerated in the sta
tion-house.. When the inquiry was made before
Commissioner Southworth 1t turned out that the
bill was genuine one, and Mr.. Chappu was
honorably acquitted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
PERSONAL.

The many friends OF our confrere, Don Jose A.
Quintero, will be gratified to learn that Judge
Billings has appointed him United States Com
missioner for the District and Oircuit Courts. II
is unnecessary to cay that we congratulate our
genial friend and true gentleman on his new
honors.
Mr.. Quintero is one In Thousand, strong
handed, lion hearted and genially inclined. We
will always feel kindly towards Fortune when
she pushes forward such good man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
RAILROAD DEPARTURES.

Among the departures last evening by the
thews. for Wheeling, Va; J. G. Claggetf. Balti-
more ~ Morgan: ,Nashyile: A: L. Dohrman.
New York.. f. .Bischoff Charleston; "; Il.
gomery; Capt. Cha4. Hszzard,. New, YORK; j..
Helm, st. Louis Louis ?. Memdham;, New York :
Thomasville, Fla; e. s. Gardner, Nashville /;
Mrs. NJ. Burne, Jacksonville; Robert Cathcart.
MAJ Xrrk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
"wOLLOPED" AGAIN

by Henry Miller, but at Discount Car0m
Cushion Game.
Sexton didn't play Abrams last night, but he
had 'bout" with Henry Miller at the Crescent
Billiard Hall, and was once more defeated. The
game was
THE CUSHION CARoM
OF 100 points, in which Sexton discounted Henry,
both playing the cushion carom. Millers best
run was 20, and his average 2 20 80, while Sex
toms best run was 49, and his average $3.50,
and Miller winning by IL points.
Tonight Sexton will play Col. John Oberlander,
the game to commence at 8 p. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
Uerrilpss Meurs

At an early hour last night Thos. Mears, a
clerk, after psrtaking Of goodly quantity of
chained lightning. got ON the war path, and when
at the corner OF Poydras and Camp streets
tackled Officer Cheevers. As the officer attempted
to make him prisoner he drew his gun, Colts
navy revolver, and was on the eve OF doing muir
best man of the two, and disarmed him. Mesrs
was lodged in the Central Station. charged with
being drunk, carrying concealed weapon, and
attempting to shoot officer in the discharge Of
hia duty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.

We understand that the Democratic Parish
Committee will meet in day or two for the pur-
pose of communicating to the presidents Of the
Tenth and Eleventh Ward Central Clubs the
necessity for calling meeting of their respective
clubs for the purpose of electing delegates to a
district convention to nominate candidate for
State Senator to fill the va ancy. occasioned by
the seating Of Senator Eustis in the United
States Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

Who. that has ever visited Hawkins saloon.
does not remember the genial and smiling.
will be delighted to hear that James has deter
mined to, venture out on his own account. and
Common street, which his will open to his
friends and the public to-day. His friends are
so numerous that the sim ole announcement OF
ward en- Tndsse
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
TINE INSANE ASYLUM COMMISSION.

Drs. Turpin, Crawcour, Bickhsm, Oastellanoa
ana Lewis have all accepted the trust placed
in them BY the Mayor, 10 inquire into the condi-
Mon Of the inmates Of the clty's insane asylum,
and devise plan for their better treatment
should the investigation require IL. The mem
bers OF the commission will hold their prelimi'
mary meeting tonight. with such distinguished
physicisns AZ compose IL, there IL every reason to
believe that much good wall result from the in.
vestigation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
PORT HUDSON DEFENDERS.

There was meeting Of this association last
evening at the Office of the president, Col. Mar
shall J. Smith, on Gravier street.
The business transacted was, however. entirely
Of routine character. Several new members
were admitted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

Staubs counters continue to groan under the
weight of news. He has papers from the North.
East and West. giving the news from day to
day. and he is as full of periodicals as a nut is
Of meat. II you want to see him. go to Goldth-
Waite's bookstore. on Exchange Alley, near the
corner Of Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

The Russian authorities have prohibited the
wearing of the Danish commemoration medal
Of the late wars by all the inhabitants in Sles-
wick who were entitled to the medal as old sol
diers In the Danish army. This act has caused
great dissatisfaction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

ton of capital punishment-the Lower House
being In favor of its abolition, while the Senate
desires to keep on hanging and guillotining.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

Berks county, Pennsylvania. farmers propose
to 60 largely into sugar beet raising.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12
sugar Cane Yield.

New American Sewing Machine, 1876 Canal
CTR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

New American Sewing Machine. 1s5 Canal
street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
CIR oof
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member, until converted into an open board, after
which it died q natural death within few weeks.
Let us take heed and not be wrecked upon the
same shoal.
g. Should larger and more convenient quarters
be secured, | would also advocate the admission
of visiting members under proper restrictions,
and by election, in the same manner as prescribed
for active members. These members 80 elected
to pay an annual fee Of not less than $50 each,
and to be entitled to all privileges Of the room
with exceptions Of dealings during calls, when
their transae ions would be made through q
sion until settlement was made, as is the case
now with active members. Other features may
occur to others OF you in this connection which
altogether would 60 to make visiting members,
under Come such restrictions, valuable access
sions.
the part OF investors for registered bonds Of the
consolidated issue, State Of Louisiana, would
recommend the passage of Q resolution instruct
ing the bond committee to consult with the
proper State oficials and ascertain If proper ar
rangements cannot be made for the exchange of
coupon bonds for registered bonds by parties de-
sirous OF such transfer, and the placing OF regis
tered State consols on . basis similar to those OF
the United States government.
5. would urge the appointment of q commit
tee to take under advisement the rates of licenses
charged to brokers by city and State. am ex-
tremely anxious that the Exchange should be
able to respond promptly and cheerfuily to the
TO this end would like to see rates reduced to .
point where all could meet them without eva
sion or protest. The present charge is out OF all
proportion to capital employed or business done,
and feel confident that proper representation
to the authorities by committee appointed by
your body, will meet with favorable consider alton.
have been so unanimously urged to remain
another wear al your president that unff0r thu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-12

New American Sewing Machine, 1856 Canal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-28
mr. hosr ~ c,n1hns,yrss.


Yesterday morning while twenty-five Of
Contractor l. $. Billiards. mon wore hpi-tng
sugar pan -iNio'n feet in d'am. B.. ami 49,. lh-
INK al ui eleven toms. 10 the root Of tho now
twelve story budding 90 The Enlkhn Su-ar
Refining & 'mlmny. at thr foot ~ Snuth Second
hiro", " 'ian-hur-h. a euylnllins the dor
ri l"w.l. anil the -hcaf- and hnca~t.us f.ll.
CRUSHING 'N"Hlnus n T. Way. .rl. f,
). l.u-, a N'i. iin.lu. Hg"I -, WIS u 4.
HNuyS n|urN 3si s. nni street mad 81 lre
ant three r0i- .mok'll JOAN Cp.~lon's loft . Z
y Doc Ken, Ii"ra-tln- smashed o. pieces on
H., Sidewalk.
lh}, l..u- r.rDr'nl tlm S,amans Injuries
w'ra iHtd Coroner NNl.l. took Dig aute-Inor-
lon "a, ,-.il. o.. ln NNl.N De- -iIi that b. al4d
James lio-"mtu hHI finished putting an "a stop
Ter i"ii'r rn.'. hl'd " rr Jl-t going t1 i''-
Ein hNi7iltg H.. a-t'n~ when l' l.hrd some
innr cru X. Vhr spar hrot'. lli tle D.. -'sius.
ana Ihe rpI" caught INN and ln'dfi itself about
hIu Ma IlIIurd. tn contra fNr he Thought
wi hInm" iNr A9t Gins th,t ther.ssins Was
5tl.ln4 =.
Tte7-tng was raised about hall way up the
building Nn lu -iny H.. noticed tnui the
.lN'lfr ia tiir hni-tlug hl,rh had broken. and
Il" -i.Ip'd tho work and kept his men lu-y
nn'l D' ~ Oh" 'N'm4e remaining It, the
t-l ms Wtr h"lt suspended lu iIH nr all night
.I"H mug uN -ir.t IH--'nE' r-. AMI CuII
Nns'oiu Narr ad % ihr street, and lurfod the
sll,'l cas- 10 ln HnNfuDr say.
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THE IDfuO TNDTtN OUIBREIK.
The Causes tsnt Led to the Trouble a Gem
ernl mud rroIonaed War Tredictcd.


BOISE CRY, juno 1.-THE Rev. r. Mosplic,
for turty years a Catholic missionary among
the Indian tri,s IN Oregon. Washington. and
Idaho. now stationed at Fort Bo.sc rs Chaplain
in the United Srt. = nrn y. gives the following:
In O tphcr. 1879. he was at Umatilla Agency
t. meet the chics on that reservation. A coun-
ell wa, h,ld. at which about lny Indians were
urrs, nt. in. lad NJ the principal chiefs oil the
Umutiilas Cuyus,s. and Walla Wallns. Seven
hundred lnlinns were then rcsilng on the ros-
crVnt.on. The whole number whose nominal
home it was Dould not boz less than $500. The
remainder were scattered throughout the sur
rounding country. tine majority Of them being
at Priest Rapids. ON the Columbia river. At the
council the Indians w'rc very nearly unani-
nous in The wish t. ccdc the Umutilla rcscrva-
ton to the Government and be- allowed to 80
into the WallH Walia valley. whcre they had
been invited to come and live 10y Chicf Joseph.
Tine chiefs signrd drpOs tions tn. this cfrct,
which they iuiru-tnd To Father VI spiic. and
wnrH hy MIN forwarded ~ 'uNtNr VI hell to
To- lui before the authorities at Washin atom.
J. n' lni ",,S r'iI h' Il iNH' ul,lr ,,ls'r,2' IN
itunis of Tho adjoining white snttlrmcn,-. VINO
would sell the lndiW4 whIskcv and othcrw 50
iu ur0 ANA drmurall' them. Il required to re-
uafn thHro They wouil find thcnIsrlNrs COM
pcllrl to II ,ht. From sorIe ruus' this wish Of
Tie Indians received ~ attention ut WASH
Some two months nro Howls wnmpoo. ono
of the chiefs who had h'rn present 10 the .uun-
'il. and who is tNc principal chi"l of tn" L mu-
tius, y -srd o. rough Boise CITY. The chief
told Futhcr VI "-iI." at this time TINT tn" Umn-
ilHS were 81 satisfied and had ru'" up thnir
minds t' lc'N".r- the silence and neglect oi tho
GuNHrnn ni lelt them nothing tO hope fui from
th't luur'r. ami I at tl"N would ioin Chief
Jo-.ph 100 the Mu.a Mala valley. who wos
already ro-ol.'d 10 ~ go Nnr. lie added that
81 GoNcr1m mad attended 10 u" matter
I D.
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TONI LTCOr'S 'RTuE.
III Treating his Mother nnd Attempting 10
shout The JnsIIoe ho rrotccted Her.

MARCY, y y, June 2G Scvcn years ago
Sarah Lu. oi. an elderly lady. VS. i.,t nwil0w
90 comfort Hi,e irum.iln.'~. SIe w'ntto hsr
WtA Anthony lu.o'. A.' ON. H. tirati hrr
80 -tamo'uiy that l.-Hl in assures w .rr sorted
-. Meantime. Mrs. Ia ~ h"'arlc in4nn over
.rfrnuai's aud T.. r Mlr-'.n. r-l. ~ this
place, wa- appointed 90 take charge of her prop
ery. Tbs "nragrl Anthony. or "Tony -"
Lu'oi. H. sworn h. wulll have the custody Of
hs mother end would kin Marst1n. His
moth was t,kon hy her daughter. Mrs pruz
OF Utica. wh"r' she Now l.Vo-. Tony during
tnr o. - I've years stll" her uwny twur. Once
iI" ma her IN llnf' nl woods. wIrr" b" h pt
her ilri .nyrI.l day-. Sn' was finally d'~ 'Ny-
.r' ~. ! = tuui y iu tt'a \ ieW months ago
La ~ 'rNN.: su.. AGAINST squire Nlrsipn To
r"Dvor hrg' sum alleged 90 g." due him for
oar irg h'~ MS nc nIOiIrr La Al 50 n the suit
v r-i ntlpral" l.audthelc'lslOnw ". $ r'yor- 'd
lN.~ IN r't-td IA ut : anger "a Nur~iun. and
i. penny threut med ihn llio NJ tho latt 4. l.u-
rois WIZ is -tti 10 iase -i'i MHrston AMI
~ ira.d AIM T. D. war" ui hrr aus an /. as he
NlS "trWlg 'l murder /. m Mar-ton ugid
no. iit .utlun 20 tnrt Ir.Ht- To roil..t tie ltll-
uIfnf Ae had Nhtuurl against I.uaot. he lind a
cutter belonging To- Iufu' n'tl he'd. The olleer
ga klnE nae levy locked tIr -.'iEh in iHrn.
In ~ bros" ,op"n th, barn an took i OUT. lie
wa arr - 30. yesterday, ON ,hars' Of burglary
am l1r' fy, mud W.. taken hriogr SPUR Mar
sinn. " bannyou! 'lfN YOU he oNraim,d
u Jusflc .hnd. drnWing large pistol. fired
40 Mu-ton. The pistol was held within foot
of toe Justice. nnd TIA" contents Of the barrel
The pistol had boon loaded with balls. shot.
nails. and other nrtcl"s an must hay" hfrn
ihed iut the muIll'. Lu'ot is having "A hearing
ON charge Ol attempted murder.
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Robbed In n Sleeping Car.

TOLEDO June 27.-Mr, Budd Morton of Now
II t Do fu hti Ills lu bet Irkri la- M BOO $500
Iu rNt haus amt ,urrru White an .lccl lng car be-
tw'eu. d. .tiur. l.i ani luit WAYNE. Ind.
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MAXINE TWO TIMES DAILY
BAND
JARRETT 4 PAIMFRS suporb pnlace
MApllGAL sirnnmr rIYNOCTll ROCK nov ina cs
BOYS. two trips daily t. KOCkAWAi BEACH.
with ali her great inu- irnl attractions
GfER
CIUB - Leaves foot OF 22d It y r.. ateA ~
curutu VID A. aud 2.si = NJ
CHIMES
RENT, the FARE n ,und Trim OIL. FIFTY CENTS
COKNEr SINGLE TRIP TICKETS .... 30 CENTS
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4 -A.-DAILy morKAwAY BEAcm

IA. fNCt N~IpNN
-FOUR OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY,
ny the popular steamers ANEnlCI ; ASH NEvFRsfNK.
WITH CoNrtRNpn 80 REuiMENr BAND.
AND COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB
SIXTY MILES SAIL FOR FIFTY CENTS
AMhKlCtS leaves every day and sunday .
ofh It. North KNrr. ........... ~ VI AMI Is r. "
iuih -. Nurth RN"r............ ~ A. ari . T.
Pier ~ Nurth Nvrr.............N 30 \ aul -
Pier 2 No IA River .........D ~ 4 VI. AMI -
JtWe's Dork Bruuklv ........ - 4 aud 2vJF
steamer NENIltSINk from East iNrrrNprN day leaves
aW ST. East River .... lhA aud - 81 4 VI.
south 1T II Milhamshurgh. SO aud 10 T. NJ.
Grand ST.. Npw YORK. ~ 4 VI. AMI 80 y "
JcwuIl's DOCK. Bfuuklyn b.. ....0OIA and / 81 T.
steamers have Kuek tWHf ~ A Nj 80 ana 3 I. NJ
ENCuR,lON rlCkETS - cents
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Decorated and Illuminated, will hn,e ricr H. n, ~
p u'cuck T. VI AMI the loot ui III At, \. II. AZ $50
O'Clock. VIII return before midnight - -
- pANtIN OH the main deck MEYERS FCl'l CO
TlLbON BAND especially engaged
tfNiN
A SPLENDID CONCERT IL THE GRAND SALOON
has li'su urrHnrrd TOR tine
THE Full MARINE RNND.
THE MADRfDAI BOYS. MOZART GLEB CLUB,
BENT. the cornrL Ac.
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ss4....-- fl, ,,..N
F""i''Nl' w '''t''
-, e've XIV '9r Is . SS the on'v author
:,O@ 30 80 .irn.iic Grant % .fa iious AMI s1J
a, .f. curn,ro gsill e., uuul T. NJ
NurNfft rnAr.c.
. x,,., 49,.
\ tOt ~ VI = HERMAN 81 lhiT a >liNiIN', WI.
- AtH- ~ ihr ."ir llH' ihi 90 give ..fl 20 'f
ir,n',ioIa
.
\ hf~Fi' NbLf woman want, "a -iinnhoh -
90, roluiI,. 1874 Elizabeth 4 bakery T. !.
IN. u.
1 ul ht iIiDrcHa oe both 4 .tlrr-.
HAkEK So south +ti Il Rrukivn u
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PERI LCIlDN
BOXERS BlTTERS.
l.. FUNkE. Jr., Ioic Agent, - John It. y s.
frcpOsaIs.


t)EOPO>ALS FOX bonds.
Ni Mo, MIN lokh ANp ERIE r. Il 60
For the purpose of faviu- Oh and suiuf Do. 81
mori-u-c debt. tli. Company ma. executed fru.'
gaze it, entire IrNr,rtt t1-cruro $50 ou.U H. -,
each. payable AZ The NAtnnAl Bauk o Commerce. l !,
lnli with interest coupons uf ler cent ger tl. D.,
pa, able Sow iuk iuc aul u, ctuifr ita. r.
The Company has ~- ned 49, ui md BOii- amt In
ccc Sii~Jn ui 1t, old Bonl. loaNin- Sl."4sp'l 100
DIS Bond, maturing Dec !, 1877. outstanding Wnh u
o. the new Bonds IN c hanisoi the Trustee 10 rcur, ne
tor the purchase OF these so22,coo Bond. proposals.
lu,ifri
r. .s are offered for she sole purpose NJ rrtrnss
like amount u ti, oli Bonds aiH tli- ISSUE du- nHf
crease the present iieht,durs, OF the Road. atI
been increased since the lease 10 the Erie Il K e.
ise3
~ tho sale these Bonds first AMI only insr'-i,
rcuain- upon This valuable property, and there
other utirl triur-s
Interest payments upon the old Bonds have a'wsr
h'cn promptly mud". ana there j. mo- reason wis .
uriv Bonds issued boz their stead .huul mot riu u
hi-h rft MUM On the list OF the Now YORK 1taA -
NYinEc
fui- is nm ia established Road irsv,r.us ono of M
best .ccuon- 90 the state o Sew No.k it.-, 500
valuable terminal tari.r-. ana utnIl. tu Doc ifr 3. T.
CO. 10 -iuA cost. 1893 fi.-i Disable .uYlt. ul'l as
ciur- ui h iiaii tfl lu,l' .i,f, also fIr Nf,i
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