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/ your age, l should know great deal
more tnan do"
What? didn't yourfather teach you,
then2"
He died when was mere child"
said the Russian, sadly, land my moth
er, too"
"Oh dear, I'm 50 sorry! But had you
no brothers or sisters?"
Il had brother, but he was blind,
poor fellow, and couldn't help ME; and
a. for my sister (here his face dark
ened fearfully), ''instead OF being kind
to me, she tried to have me killedW
What shamer cried the boy, in
dignantIy, clinching fist about the size
of a large plum. II only wish I'd been
your brother!-I wouldn't have let any
body touch your
This valiant promise of protection
made by a tiny boy to astalwart soldier
of six feet three, tickled the other emi-
grants 50 much that they burst into a
roar Of laughter which made the old
walls ring. But the soldier did not
laugh; he only passed his hand tender
ly over the child's curly head, and then
stopped to look at the book which Karl
had been reading.
"Ah! the story Of lila the Strong. l
used to be very fond of it when [ was q
boy. How do you like it?"
Very much, indeed. I didn't think
I'd have time to finish it, when they
said the Gar was coming to look at US;
but | suppose he's too busy amusing
himself to care about US poor fellows" ."
The soldier gave such a terrible frOwn
that the men nearest him started back
in dismay, and even Osterman himself
looked startled. But the next moment
the Russians face cleared again, though
twas still very sad.
You shouldn't talk like that, my
boy said he; the Gar would have
come to you directly you landed, if
he hadn't been i'll. However, he's well
again now, aud l shouldn't wonder if
you we're to see him here to-day"
Just then the door opened again, and
in tramped a dozen grand-lOOking Of
ticers in splendid uniforms, the fore
most of whom, making a low bow to the
shabby soldier, said, very respectfully,
- All is ready, your Majesty"
At the word Majesty all the emf
grants started as if they had been shot;
for they now saw that this shabby-lOok-
ing fellow, whom they had taken for
common soldier, was no other than the
Gar Peter the Great himself But lit
tie Osterman did not seem frightened
in the least. He slid his soft little hand
into the Emperor huge brown fist, and
cried, joyfully:
"Tm so glad you're a good Gar,
after all, for the Cars that I've read
about were all very bad fellows, indeed,
and know shOuldn have liked them"
"Well, well, my bOy,' said Peter,
clapping him on the shoulder, with a
hearty laugh, Il hope you Il find me q
little better than some of them, even
though | am an Emperor. Come along
with me, and I'll ind you something
better to do than chalking an old wall"
The boy went with his new friend,
and any history OF Russia will tell you
how high O5terman rose, and what
great things he accomplished. Peter
the Great made him his secretary; the
Empress Catherine |. made him her
chamberlain; and the Gar Peter H.,
gave him title'TOf honor; and before
the Empress Anne had been many years
on the throne the little student whom
his comrades had laughed at in the Old
warehouse thirty years before had be-
come Count Osterman, Prime Minister
of Russia. -DaUjd Ker, IN Hlrper'
Y0un1 PeODLe.
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Mrs. GREENwAY, of Baltimore, is
81 Ken of as the diamond lady of the
United States Hotel at Saratoga. At
the balcony cQncart her -drnsa- is ies De dc
scribed as of delicate lilac organdv,
trimmed with point duchesse, her bon
net of the same lace, with pansies and
viOlets, the parasol to match the rest.
Solitaire diamonds glittered in her
ears, on her breast, her arms and
fingers; and she wears, in addition to
these, when her head is uncovered, a
high comb and side combs Illuminated
with the same wonderful stones.
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FIR Sot~a9 8eadfrs.
BABY JEAN.

Eyes as bright rs diamonds,
Mouth all sweet and clean,
Cheeks with tempting dimples;
That's my baby Jean!
Hand. "a soft as rOse-leaves,
Teeth Ike gLstening pearls,
Little slnbramy woven
On her head FOR Curls.
Little feet that patter
Here and everywhere,
Little mind that's busy,
Filled with childish care.
Lips from which the kisses
Bubble all day long,
Tongue that's ever singing
Some sweet cradle-sOly.
How love my baby
Words can never tell;
md she-she loves papa
Just as mucn and well.
She's the dearest fairy
That was ever seen;
And from Heaven m certain
Came my baby Jean!
F. h. Hamilton, IN Nursery.
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THREE or The BEST BOOKS FOR
SINGING CLASSES.
THE TEMPLE.

81, or Sc per dozen. By DR. ". o. PERErEa
Such fall sized book the above has this advantage
smaller one: After you have been through its
excellent elementary course, have sung its cheerful
Songs and Gees, its Spiritual Songs, its Hymns, Tunes
and Anthems, you have on hand large collection
which Is Just the thing for Choir practice and also for
Home singing Dr. Perkins is well known ns one of our
most shilful cornpilers
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"A snake two feet long had lively
fight lately with chipmunk on the
banks of the Waikiki River, N. Y. The
snake coiled around his antagonist sew
aral times, but the little fellow slipped
1u' Of the folds and turned again, biting
.r snakes body. Soon the snake was
'5le to crawl and the chipmuns
I'd it.
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THE VOICE OF WORSHIP.

81, or 50 per Dozen BY l.. U. EMERSON.
This book covers precisely tho ground as does
the TEMPLE, and people will one or the other as
they fancy the music the style of this or the other
excellent composer Mr.. Emersons books are known in
every household and every school, and each new book ia
Intended to be advance those that preceded it.
Sharp County record., 1880-09-23

A ROYALToN IN. y farmer had
Just loaded his wheat in the harvest
field when he knocked the ashes from
his pipe. They saved the team, but
the wagon and wheat were burned.
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JOHssON's METHOD FOR SINGING
CLASSES.

90 Cts, or SO per dozen. By A. n. JOHNSON.
No writer eIces this in the perfect clearness and
simplicity of his explanations and the thoroughness Of
of his work The teacher who this method needs
to have in his hand the CHORUS CHoR INSTRUCTION
BOOK C$L20, By the author. The pages CORES
pond and the larger book gives directions for the use Of
the smaller.
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., LYON & HEALY,
BOsToH. CHICAGO.
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mako application IN writing To Tho diatrict
court for written abatement Of It's Ind
ing Of facts and If tho conclusions
Of law required IL be reviewed ny
the Supreme Court This application shall
% duly notified - ana heard coniradiet9rlly
with the adverse party. and IT. ahall y" ~
duty Of the district court 80 State. aeuatatelJ.
Its said Ilndtng of facts and fha e1nnnsint7
Of law IN the case required to he tfYl"wHl ny
tho Snnrpne Court S0rilpu limits tine HH-
prptuo Court N such rhRes To a dat'itni'a' 49,,
~ The questions ai law IN said sbhtNhl'fht n
the district court. Seetun gives power 70
thn diatIirt Courta pi illn STATE " mFtH gurh
rulra md regulations aa may y" n"e'aaa y v"
uiyN etfact t. thia aet aud ~ 'tel"Fhi'l1 iliN
tima within which such applications hhh'l "
iilrd
Senate bill No ~ prnyidca TINT whooV"r
ahall carry weapon rpnnthl"d ahhlI, on CON
yietlon. ~ fined not leEs than &'6b nor more
than $500 or ha Imprisoned ~ me h,fsn
r,iaon fnr not less ,han two nor moro IMAM
fivn TuoutlIa,
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succession ~ Jacob KIsss.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh OF Orleans. No. az olt-Hy virtue of two
orders Of sale. ono dated Der bsr q. 1879, and
tho other dated October 10. 1919, and also by
virtue Of a judgment rendered January u. 1890.
on u rule taken January 6. lRa0. all to mo
directed by the hon. radio the Second Diatrct
Court for Tho parish Of Orleans. In tho above
entitled matter, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction. at tho Merchants and Auetionenrs' TX
change Royal street. between GnDai and Ous-
tomhouse streets In tho second Dstriet OF this
city. on SATURDAY. February 81. 1890. st Ia
o'clock M. tho following described property. TO
Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
tho Third District Of this city. in tho square
bounded by Craps. Love. bartholomew and
MRzant streats. designated by the number four
teen. Rad lot being composed Of tho lot deaig-
mated by tho number seven md of thirteen feet
three lines taken from tho next adjoining LOT,
Designated by tho number eight on plan OF
H. Buiesop On tho twentieth # May. 1898. Said
lot ment nres. American measure. forty. five feet
front on Bartholomew street by ono hundred
u, Il ton feet Ia depth.
Together with nil tho buildings and improves
meuts on all said prop, rty. and all tho rights.
ways and dependencies thereto belonging.
without exception or reservation.
Tsrms-Cnsh on the apOt. -
J. IT, ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff or tho Parish Of Orleans.
in2i ~ fe4 II ~ ~
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Mahoney. and request him 10 order new
electipn He therefore moved that tho re-
port 10 retoDmtts1 During Representa-
,.y. llin'e remarks Mnhanay stsppNd tn
hia eide md asked him 10 lst tho matter
drop, which he refused to do.
Representatives Vincent. Of Galcasieu.
surrci witt tho view taken or tha case by
II rreaentative hlain and seooudad tho mo
tlun to reeommit tho report. which motion
was adopted.
Il preventative DudeHhefer asked 10 BIZ re-
liavod from futthur RerylcN 81 Tho GpDmltoH
Oh Elections. hfur some discussion tho n
quest was granted
m
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
sR EEksFR SALES.


SINTH DISTRICT GCURT For THE PAR
- h If Orleans. No 1904 IiY vlttno Of n
writ IF aelzlra md tille. ms directed by tho
hnnofi.hlo tho Sixth Datritt Court for tho
parrish ~ Drlenns In The above entitled
ostuaa. ! II proceed to sell Mt publg
auction 1T iho Mcrrh1ug md hnctionrels Ex-
change. II | itfeGt. boz W"e GnnRl trud Gus-
tomhnusa Elfneia IN tn second District of
this city ~, HhI URDhY FehtuH ~. 1870 III n
O'clock N, tho toItpWing described property. to
VII
A CERTAIN rIFGE or PORTION or
ahDUsD. togethat with oil tho bindings aud
ptovaulstltl th"fsun. situn ed In the tHu-
hourg blyaudait In ihs Fourth Dfstti Of this
city fntn petlph Of J nfRopl, IN this ate In
the square number eiK If said taubourg. said
.nuprn being eomntr0d within Washington.
Lave Oak tor Dnbstanng l. MnRt 7inn aud Sixth
efrnets. aHid lot ~ e-iguntud Y the number
Tvs on III ii nnuhsr thirty two Of the book OF
plans Of thn latn H. X Hlrinpor. notary public.
In thia city. said lot menaurea. per Id plhn,
thirty. ono feet eight iDehts frpnt on Washing-
ION e'rset bv Que hundred erd ffv feet nine
inches deep. betweeu parallel lines. Being th9
same property tho defend Mt herein acquired
by purchase from Adan, drfiner by net before
Jainea treham. notary public IN this city. on
the tWentV seventh Of August. 1869.
Helzod In tho above suit.
Terms~Ussh on the spot
]. II. ALCEE GAHTHHEAUX.
Civil Sherlm OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
ja2a FED II ~ N an
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LOUISIANA.

January "a. cold with heavy white frost.
Baton Rouge Advocate.
Grant parish enjoyed q severe hall storm
Wednesday night about o'clock.
There are 1850 children attending the public
schools or Polnte Coupee parish.
Tho country parishes have received visits
from moro theatrical companies this year
than ever before.
Our miserably managed malls have again
failed lis the week We have received no city
papers since last Sunday. Pointe Coupee
Pelican.
Tho wife of ono Charles Smith. colored Of
Shrevep ,rt was badly burned last week ny
coal oil lamp overturning and setting tiro
to tho bedding.
Tho Gretna Courier Is anxious to have more
whatvas in front OF that town, and believes
III these wore built there would be more YES
sells lying at Gretna.
On the fourteenth instant. In the town Of
| Clinton, Oliver q. Cobb, late adjutant OF the
| Sixteenth Louisiana Regiment, g. 5. A.. de-
| parted this life III West EeliCiana, aged liity-
/ four years.
/ There are a couple of negro families ut one
Of the wagon yards who left Natchltoches
parish for Kansas como weeks since, bu'
only got az far as Sherman, Texas, where
| thay turned back. They wish to get work In
this neighhorhood.- Shreveport Times.
We have the very painful duty to record
! the death by drowning, on the eleventh in
/ slant, of Mr. William Ruifin Ratlitl, rest
dent of Raccourci island, parish of East Fell
| ciana. He was drowned Mt the head OF Dead
mans bend on the Mississippi river. neal
| Black Hawk Point.
The Assumption Pioneer complains OF the
riotous conduct OF some men In that parish
Napoleonvllle, 1t says, is getting to be dis
orderly aud dangerous Negroes are IN tn
habit OF firing off their pistols In the stree
for amusement both day and night, ant
drunken quarrels and murders are frequent
Work on the railroad continues as usual
The force employed In grading near towl
was increased during the Week by larg
party Fl ia the Louisiana Western, VIII
brought with them mules, scraper5, etc, Z
aecetrr4ta the work of throwing up doubl
track l. lafayette Advertiser.
VINO WAS it that said it didn't hall IL win
teri Wednesday night upset his theor.
com pletely. The wind blsW u gale. the ralL
cane down Ia torrents, aud so did the nail
Suce then the weather has been quite cool
with steady breeze blowing from the north
[ Baton Rouge Capttolian.
shotgun controversy arose between
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MRS. julia Huguenot va. stephen KennRir
ct Ms.

rE,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
iah of Orleans. No % sb7 by virtue of n writ
Of fleri fneias against Mrs. julia Huguenot
Rpor, to mo directed by The honorable tho
Third District court for tho parish Of Or,
leans In the above entitled cause. / Will
proceed to sell MT public auction. on tho
ureulises hereinafter det ignated. on BATUR-
DAY. February z 1890, Mt 10 o'clock o. M. the fol-
lowing deserlbea propIty,t 70 wilt.
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES, AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY. etc now in my warehouse No. 40
and % Orleans street. between Royal and Bour-
bon streets In tho Beeond District OF this CITY.
All ma per Inventory on flo In my office.
Reizsd In the above suit.
Terms-C aah on the spot.
J r.. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
ja27 28 feat
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIk.
CHINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members OF the Associations OF
the Army Of Northern Virginia and Army OF
Tennessee are hereby appointed committee
comrades and admirers OF the late LIEUT.:
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD. the fund so constituttssa a
to be invested In United States bonds Tor tae
benefit Of his surviving children. or
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army OF MOTH
ern Virginia. unD
President Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten
nessee. rr
rayoea Rnckner samuel Flower, q. r. Calder
j. a. Murray, Of the Army Ct Northern Viz
ginia; J. A Chalaron. G. ]. BeauEegard, >. "
Stockman, Fred n. ogden, W lter v. orouen' u
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. ges 2dp Il
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New orleans savings Institution ys. CO-
hon Nj SoriR.

tI1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of OrIonna. No. as b5T-By virtue Of
writ Of seizure aud sale, to mo directed by tho
honorable tho Third Disriei Court for the par
fsh Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause
will proceed to coll Mt public auction. Mt the
Merchants and Anctoneers Exchange Royal
street hatwsan Canal and Ouatomhouse s'Teets.
In the Hecond District ot this city. on HATUt-
DAY February IA, 1890, ut 10 o'clock m, tho fol~
lowing described property 10 wilt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements To, room. and All
the rights. ways. ssrvltudeH. privileges aud adj
vantagee thereunto belonging or IN anywise
appertaining. situated Ia the First District OF
tho eli y Of Now Orleans In tho square bounded
by Dryades. Perddo Kampart and Gravler
stree f. md measuring eighty three feet nine
inches front on Dryades street by u depth OF
ninety 1--WE feet eleven inches. between parallel
limos (hmariean measure), according 70 plan
by PIlie X Deuouflly. dated tho thirtieth day OF
Jhnunry 1865. Being the Same property which
WINS acquired by detendant by purchase from
Christian HsilmnDn, Francis johnson. Widow
Adelne Russell md others. as Der net pissed
efore G.. W. Chrlsty. notary in New Orleans. on
July al, 1871.
Beized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on he spot.
| J. T. hLCEE aAUTHREAUX.
| OWL Hheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleans.
| iHfA II az fec IA
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n. Jonas va. A Certain prows. etc.

V1HrRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II iah of Orleans. No. as 942 By virtue OF q
Judgment rendered December ~, 1872 and
honorable the Third district Ooutt for tho
parilh of Orleans. in the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction, ID the
premRss hereinafter designated. on MONDAY.
February 2. 1880. at 10 O'Clock 81. m. the follow
Ing described property to Wit
ONE PRESS. In suudry pieces:
THREE COILS OF ROPE, and
ONE DAN OF OH.
Now in the Boston Warehouse. on Lafayette
street, between Camp and Magazine streets. In
the First District of this city.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms Cash on tho spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREhUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
i322 IB fe2
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+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW
Il enth day Of january 1880, Judgment was rem.
dsred In this court In the following entitled
suit In the words aud figures following, 10 wit:
NJ. 1o.732-Mary u. Linigan ys. james IL.
Reynoids.
On motion of J. 3. Kouutz. Of counsel for
plaintiff herein md on pr duaing Gno proof
in support Of said plaintiffs demand. the law
and evidence being In her favor.
1t Ia ordered, adjadRed and decreel that thG
Judgment by default herein entered on the
twenty eighth day OF November. 1879, DO now
confirmed and made fnal. and accordingly that
there be Judgment In favor OF sGid plaintiff.
Mary K. Linigan. wife Of James II. Reynolds.
and ag ainst defendant. James IL. Reynolds. her
hu band deereelng q eenaration Of property
between her aud her said husband. and dis
existing between them. and recognizing piain-
tins privilege and legal mortgage on the prop
srty movable and immOvabe. OF said defend-
ant herein her said husband, to the xtent ana
for the sum OF thirteen hundred dotlars with
per cent interest per annum on eight num-
dred dollars from Augusf, 1888 I'LL PAID. llKa
interest on five hundred dollars from January
81, 1879 till paid.
Judgment signed January 10. 1880.
N. II. RIGHTOR. Judge
Tn testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the said court.
at the city Of New Orleans, on this tweDty-eeV-
enth day Of January. In the year OF our Lord
one tn ousand eight hundred and eighty.
ja28 fell 26 ALE MOSS. Deputy Clerk.
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4 khAT JACKSON hOUTH,
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW Osa'
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains will leave and arrive Mt tho OallIeps
Street Depot. on and after January II. 1880. ns
follows:
I.envs. Arrive.
EXP. No, /, 2:go D. m. Ixp. No. .. $50 .. m
Noe. and Q run daily. Nos. . and daily. On
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb Oity
' PULLMAN PALACE BLEEpINa OhII
rHROUGH TO LOUIByILI.E. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE, and for BT, LOUIS Sleeper Ia Mt
taehed ut Milan, enabling pnHsongers, 70 rs
through without leaving the traip, 0nlg ON
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EAsVhhs
CITIES
improved Sleeping and Reclining CHAIR carr
to Virksburg daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa.
lion given at No. m Camp street. corner Of
Common. r,u,
A. ID. HHELDQN, Ticket Agent
CHANDLER. General Passenger AGENT
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AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery II Go.
New and Elegant Furniture
AT AUCTION

SIX PARbOH SUITS IN ROSEWOOD AND
md pluth otto Indie,' rerautjon nhnirs
Eho6 V. wnlaut md eilt and n vnriel Y Of GOV
etiugA eHaF ehairR, sltgHnt EsntIf. bInrv
md ontd tables cost V and boHutiful inhid
q *binnt. handsome walnut ehttfuulGr, wa
uut aud onk hull chHira hurennp tbia
top n Intpntiea tak douhlo atnUlinH dnRlt
fan lenf desk revolving flee chairs w0
Heta flna walnut frames for pnrlor euilR.
md ohor ntficlns to- NUMEROUS 70 detail.
from one 1T tho bnst mannfac ursrs In
tn United States
FT'O RE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT. ON RkT
i URD " january 81 1870 nj II O'Clock -. IN !.
~ No ~ Cnmp street q ode now rsndy FOR
inspection, MONTGOMERY ~ 10,
ja2Rat Auntioneers.
PRINTING pREasEa, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
PRINTING MATERIAL. 4 thNnS. fhaEt,
Eir. the Cpntsnts Of II Book and job Print
Ing Office.
rI,O BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT NO. ~
! N tohfz street. on WEDNESDAY,, January
a. tas0 nj II n. m.
lsrma@ Gaah hale positive. IA tho owner Ia
giving up business.
ja2s It MONTGOMERY 4 90, Anctioneera.
MANDARIN, BRAZILIAN AND LOUISIANA
OHAkaE TREES, NIL grated on sour
noltp. arandjfiora Meaplus Japonieaa
Hoses and other ahi ubs aud plants.
All Orange Trees are snfsiy packed and will
bear Transporter ion to any distance
TI'O BE sold AT AUCTION. ON FRIDAY.
4 January 30. mt II y ~ nj ~ Vamp Rtreet.
MONTGOMERY h co.
ia2agt Aua lonaers.
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New ORLEANS. January IL. 1890

NEW URJFANS, JHnHHTV IT, IE5I
At n meeting OF the Board Of Directors held
thia day 1t was resolved to declare the following
dividends from the net earnings OF tho year
ending December 81. 1879. to wilt:
l. Ten per cent annual interest on capital
pnid In.
q Five per cent to the reserve fund In ae-
cordance with section 8 article & 81 the charter.
3 Ten per cent to the credit OF the FlreTnen .
Charitable Association of New Orleans for the
support of the widows aud or hnns aud general
relief system OF said association. In accord
nee with section a. article Of tho charter.
Five per cent Interest dividend on capital
paid In
s. Twenty five per cent dividend to partici-
patino insurers.
All declar atoms OF dividends to stockholders
on partia paid stock to be carried to credit oi
stock notes In accordance with section 8. article
8 Of the charter.
Par ieipating dividends to insurers payable
cash on demand.
r PRUDHOMME. Vice President.
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The above statement Ia true aud correct
transcript from the books Of the Firemen's In
surance Company Of New Or cams.
l. Marks President.
II. II. BENNERS Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribpd before me this TWEEN
ty- first day Of January, 1890
CHAS. RtILE. Notary Public.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
MARY T. LINIGAN vs.. JAMES H. REYNOLDS.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF OhLEANS-N0. 10.732.