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SChooners.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning. March r. 1919
CoIIoN-The Cotton market wasrather inactive in the
early part OF Saturday but about phic dispatch
was received announcing the arrival of the steamer America
al Boston and also reporting large sales of Cotton Liver
pool and further advance of 80 I'D in prices Some
BUYERS In possession of this entered the market and
large business DONE the sales being estimated ID
bales. at full prices. and chiefly for England.
TOBACCO.-About Ito hhds. were Sold including the
following lots 81 hhds A. at 5]aD6c.; II htd A. a.
at g. at 5. R. at 2s(0314 at 4c and 10 hhds IL A.
at 81. and r. at &c. @ fb.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market was
steady with sales of 500 hhds Common fully Fair 81
O4sc. b. .Moasses still dull and 500 bbs taken at Is
HDlS1ac q gallon for ordinary to CHI ,ce lots
FLOUR The transactions in Flour were light and the
only sales could hear of 500 bbs Ohio in several
lots at So and all lots of St. Louis S. Is
ass BIZ y Dbl The stock is rather increasing.
CORN-Prices rather lower and nearly 10 900 racks dis
posed Of including go sacks mixed 49, 1000 do white and
yellow at 45 HOO do yellow, be delivered 49, and 1924
sacks (400O yellow atboats and 1924 whe) at 45 bush
PROVlSlONS.-rhe Pork market was dull and the only
large sale reported $50 bb Mess at $40 bb A lot of
900 Bulk Pork sold in the evening SO S. for hog
round. Bacon sells at 44D5c. for prime Sides, and SO
4c for Shoulders and 1863 boxes Snged Bacon brought
6ac. b. Lard active, and noticed sales of 15S bbs
and 70 kegs "a mixed LOTT 4s $50 bb inferior at &c. 30
do. at 50, 80 do prime at6, and $50 kegs prime at h.
HAY.-A sale of 149 bales Western on the Levee s16
WHISKY.-About $50 bbls. Reetifed sold at 17c in.
GLIDING one lot of so bbs
COFFEE.-5O0 bags Rio sold at 65 and 200 do at 81
ban advance
EXCHANGE-Ther rates are unaltered Sterling 5661s
PCT. New York 60 day bills 24GD22l Pct disc Sight
Checks. par0i4 Pet. pm.
FRElGHTs. Foreign Freights are very firm One
American ship taken for Liverpool sd for Cotton:
another for Havre at lie for Cotton; bark for Boston
9Oc for Pork and brig for Philadelphia. to load load with
Sugar 40 miles the Coast So Is y hid.
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TAKING IT EAsY.-The weather appears to have
had somDifeous effect of the Second NUM-
cipality watchmeD, the guardians of the night par
eemceat east gather from the police records which
sitting asleep in sgzee street; No 2 sitting asleep in Gal
enne No 81 sitting asleep Erato street No 81 sit
ting asleep Triton Walk No So sitting asleep in Front
street No SO sitting in ST. Thomas street (this wachu
guardian repored the loss of his cap-ost during nan
presumed No SO sitting in Edward and No 1903
supernumaIy Duffy sitting and enjoying cosy
have of ascertanng but nine reported
on night for doing anything but their duty is quite
enough in all conscience. We may go bed and sleep
soundy when know that blessed with such wide
awake guardians of our lives and property With these eyi
dences of the which many watchmen perform the
duties allotted them, need be surprised that many
daring burglaries successfully committed Is there
remedy for such a state of things
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Races-Bingaman Course, Algiers.
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NTH l. ra,s:.alssssss..asc.
OPPOSITE .NEW ORLEANS

- OPPOSITE NEH, ORLEANS
Fk'HE FIRST SPRING MEETING OF THE ORLEANS
JOCKEY CLUB will commence n TUESDAY the 2Oth Of
March, 1919 and DAYS
FIRST DAYA sweepstakes three
S350-Forfeit $It0-Two mile heats.
Same dayA sweepstakes for year Subscription $3.50
Forfeit S5G-Mi heats.
EDNESDAf, 2l Mach-A sweepstakes year Odds
Subscription $00Foreit 00Mle heats-Three ubsr
ber fill each stakeTo the 18th of March
Nominations be addressed the Secretary Jockey
Club.
Same day-Purse sl50-Mile heats.
THURSDAY, pad Msrch-Purse $300-Two m hea
FRIDAY, 23l Marcl-Purse S500-Three mi heats
SATURDAY, 2ith Msrch-Purse S750-Four mile heats.
SUNDAY, 25th MarchPurse S25O-Mle heatsThree in fve
SUNDAY, 18Th Mach-Purse S250Two mile heas-Three and
four year os to carry proper weights FIVE and upwards
carry lUO pounds Entrance 10 centadded purses.
The Second Srrng Meeting will commence on Wednesday
h OF April and continue purses will be gve
mh5 d&Wf OLIVER g. VALENTINE. Prourietors.
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No lot POYDR.AS Street, .Nep Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to Q p M. and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, P. NJ. ia8
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THoRN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF 90.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA

THE nfabe remedy discovered for that class Of dis
generally which the Of Copa,a
have been found srviceab The estimation ard sale this
ic,ne for the four years Of
utility. acquired
part Europe has been examined approved anctionei
by the Faculty Medicine, and recommended by eminent
Of the profession.
One this preparation enjoys above all others is its
neat, portable tormpu posthe in which
taken, being both and pessans nauewih
restriction diet Confinement Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful ought
pc unrovaed with preparation advantages which
me one combine Accompanying the medicine
chsrge Containing full and ample
Prepared by B. Thorn Chemist London and for sale By
New Orleans, mayS ou3dp
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Ores EMIT CITY CIRCUS.
rietors MIMI IIpMAN q, m

runs splendid and welapponted Circus will open the
l. OF Louisa and TchOupitouas St Marys
THURSDAY the 9Th OF March, with company which
CANNOT De exceed IN Ameca The Pavilion entirely
pnd the
ei as ensure thu comfort all
Splendid Band the the
BEkGAMll WILL previous the performance and during the dit
I execute OF the popular and fashionable
Among the Stars engaged by the OF The Crescent
NY Circus The ud the the following
MRS Num- the acknowledged Queen the
mani, Mons La Thorne, Mr. G. S5ee, Mr. Grarn,
Lao' VI Harpier and the Great dcroJG Family
me saie ~ Lake whose bic humor and originality
title tn 10 be ed among the first Clowns Age.
Twenty Five Gents, rnbT,f
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

proprietor
Mr.. THOs MUM, Ring Master. Mr.. W. WORRELL Clown.
q Grand DAY PERFORMANCE for Families 10 o'clock
fINlS EVENING, Saturday March 0-The
e agh with every variety Of Beauty Elegance and Grace
The worlds horseman LEVI ]. NORTH, will ride his LAST
ACTpersonalng, this his final
ure, the CELESTIAL MESSENGER, an incompatible gem,
which be has made truly his ownwhch together
Of TAMMANY and the Heulean
MEMBERED.
eE Particulars in the small bills OF the day, posters
IL Doors at o'clock performance o'clock
Ad1sOn. Dress Circle, mil
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STONE McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVlAT HAN CIRCUS.

Under the direction and cement SMITH
HE Universal Public NewOreans respectfully
that The New Leviathan Circus Stone McCoum
lOng On Washington Square, Third Municipality
line troupe by far the United
continuation Of talent unequaled Circus other
country The will
and Acobac Evoutons and those superior gems
Equestrian excellence highly appauded by The
ole Tor the last weeks From the
to the New Leviathan, would
following who their peculiar universally
be unequa IN the world Eaton Stone the
the world l. McColum, unequaled Equestrian.
Rosa The ethereal Mercury Female
cGnessey the test of Ethiopian characters
H. r Maigan, NJ j. Lpman, J. BackwooI, j. R. Shay Levi
~ w Stone Coleman, B. Brown Founs, J. Brena, A. and
W. HnckieY Ben jennings Green Johnson, leading
feature nj the
Brass Band under the direction celebrated H. X aui The
entire Arena Is brilliantly illuminated
Tor e accommodation Of Family Parties nd engaged APP
pcatlon al the Box Office between the hours
eS Day Performance Sunday O'Clock anuse-
eIt OF n'enleS who o wisI the Night Exhibition.
w Admission rs cents, to all parts OF the house. fy24
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Cleared Saturday,
Br. ship Argo Smith Liverpool Hoghton, Rankin & Co
Brem ship LISTEN and Wecker, Bose Bordsaqx
Ship Jane H. G!iddsn, Child Havre, /. IT, Gale
Bark Convoy. TJesGott, Charleston. S. L. \ E L Levy
Span brig Joyen Enrique, MataTo, Barcelona 'OD
sspr E.ri..s Allen MOBILE F g b Nj H.s + es
Schr. Ella, Schembeck, Pensacola. ]. Hurley
Schr. Alice, Ellis, Pensacola, J. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
u s. steamer A R.. Hezel, from Port Lavaca to u S.
SHIP. Kalamazoo; Faux 9days from Philadelphia to j. W.
Andrews Co-lst my.
Bark Backns, Porter days from Savannah, to MASTER
Ra P Wis from Gek jar L. 1 T. @
Brig Kendor 15 days from Vera Cruz, in ballast to
b. PRS Telegraph Young days from Rattan Island to
schr Eveline Ross, nnon, days from Brazos St Jago,
schr Prince on smith. 5 days from Brazos St Jago in
schr Victoria Hail. days from Sabine Pass in ballast to
master-297 bales costOn-lst my.
Schr. Panama Porter. days from Brazo ST. Jago bal
schr VIM. H. Hazard, Saunders. from Chagres Feb e.
in ballast, to master-2d my.
California, Reynolds, from IN Mobile Mobile
'fa Wf 4lsR soon
Bevidee, Lodwck from Carolina Buffsa94s bales cotton
Monterey, W1henDury. rom Jefes0n-U3z bales cotton.
Uncle Sam Baranco, from st. Louis.
Auioerat, Gosiee, from Metaphysics bales cotton.
A. w VanIeer Gretsinger. fin St Martins vie-19 bs cot.
Julia Johnson. from Bayou de Glaze-633 bales cotton.
Flora johnson, from Vermilion vle-24 bales cotton
VIM. Noble. Newcomb, from Cincinnati
wbOat TenpesseeaH Thompson from p the Passes
Towboat Louis Philippe. Steele, tiom the Passes.
BELow-CoMIN8
Bark Saragossa and b. bark. unknown.
Memoranda:
The schr Oregon was up at Tampico sail for this port
about the list inst.
Steamer VIM. Noble left Louisville the 5th inst. Re
ports the Ohio falling, with 81 feet the Canal
Towboat Louis Philippe lowed to sea, on the 9Th inst.
ships Austria and Jas. Edwards. and bark Bachelor.
Towboa Tennesseean toxed down and sea. the 9Th
inst. brig Golden Rule.
Towboat Claiborne towed down and to sea, the 9Th
inst ships Riverdale. and Superior
Passengers:
Per bark Orion from Cork-169 Storage.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

BENEFIT OF HERR ALEXANDER the Magician. and his last
performance Mr.. G. VANDENHOFF will appear.
Hls EVENING Monday, March 49, will be performed Ope-
L rate Drama OF ROB ROY, or Auld Lang Syne. Rob
Roy, Mr. g. Vandenho Baie Jarvie, Mr. Chppendae Helen
McGregor Mrs Jones' Die Vernon, with songs Miss Coad
PREVIOUS to which, the astonishing performances of r
ALEXA N d R. TO conclude with COMFORTABLE
SERVICE.
IL Tuesday, appearance of MAURICE sTRAKosCH, Pr
allst TO the Emperor OF Russia
e Doors open at hafpast g. and Curtain O'clock
& Tickets and places be had application Mr.
bAlLI between the hours OF 10 and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MEXICAN THEATRE.

Benefit of Miss E. PETRIE.
fTHlS EVENING, Mou ay March l2, will presented the
l. thrilling Drama (frun Sues great work. Du-
rIvage Esq, entitled THE WANDERING JEW. Rodin MIR.
e. Iumon; gricU Charles; Dagober Greene Dial
ns Mr. Kingsley; borot, Mr. Eytinge; Rose Blanche he
sisters Misses Sazman and Jackson Cardo-
vile, Petr La MayeIx c.. Pope The perform
ances will commence with JENNY LIND is GOMEZ Jenny
Lind Leaher-ungs, Miss L. Perie To conclude with the
HIGHLAND FLING by MIR Thompson.
II The Police Department lder BeeIrnan
Prices admission, Circle cents Parquette Second and
Third Tiers, so cents CoOed Boxes cents Gallery
IT Private Boxes and Seals Office
tween the hours OF 10 A. M. and P. M applying
Stanley, Treasurer.
II Doors open before Performance commence
at a quarter-past precisely. mhl2
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c-SS- To sau THURSDAY March I5 positively
Il OR CALIFORNlA. through the STRAITS OF MAaEL.

% 70 sol THURSDAY, March Is, positively
FOR CALIFORNIA through the STRAITS MAGEL-
Il LAM. Passage Only The Fist Vessel posi- 4fe
lively, freight will be received. The AFEes
hne new, spacious. ciipperb built packet SACRA- ssHs
MENTO, VIM. Long. master. having all her cargo
gagged well leave for the above port above. Her cabin.
fitted the most substantial and elegant and
the have to enormous outlay to render her
wha, she is readily allowed to be by all nautical mem
the model for last saer that has yet left for the
Gold Regions To those DESTROYS for the direct and
certain route would be greatly to their advantage
spec this vessel she hes at the Pier opposite the Mar
ket First Municipality and select their berths. only
few passengers be accommodated and such an
opportunity the present will rarely again occur An
Pereneed surgeon VIII accompany the vessel For Cabin
- PARADISE, SAFFARANS g. co, 81 Gravier st.
N. B.-Cap Long is able and skiifu navigator and
perfectly acquainted with the entire West Coast OF the
two Continents. mha
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PETTY LARCENIEs.-Willam Hendricks charged with
stealing three pieces Of salt pork from board the steamboat
Chancellor, and John Saunders charged with stealing
patent leather valse from the of j. D. Rowle in Ca
nal street. were arrested on Saturday by the Second NUM-
cpaly police Rosa Lamaon young years but old in
arrested yesterday by the First Municipality
police, charge of stealing quantity of wearing appa
rel from the house OF Mr. Obert AIphense corner of Cont
and Burgundy streets the property of intimate female
friend of his All these parties will be brought up to-day
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FORGERY AND ATTEMPT TO SwISDLE.-On Sat urlay af-
ernoon named Charles Thorn Judson
exchange office of Camp and Canal Streets and Of
ered note for $3.50 payable in sixty days. purporing be
drawn by Mr. A. p Simpson, lumber merchant the New
Basin in favor of George Thomas for discount Mr. Jud
not knowing Thompson and suspecting the be
forged asked him TO sit down for few until his
clerk who going out urgent business returned
and then he should be attended Judon then secretly
to the office of Mr. Simpson and seeing that gentleman
was at once told that the note forgery. Returning
the cerk information at the Second Municipality lice
office and Officer Vanderdoes Immediately proceeded to Mr.
JudsonS Office On arriving there, lie found that Thompson
had left, bnt Mr. Judso1 expected him to The off,
GER suspecting that Thomson had "sme a rat, and
would not visit the office obtained description Of his
customer and forthwith started of observation and
discovery Presently he saw answering the description
furnished him in the vicinity of Helets Exchange and he
kept his him. The man (who proved TO be Thomp
Bank, joined by another with whom he held long con.
ference. The officer meantime, roled down to Judsons
and pointing ont Thompson asked if he the ind
vldual who had presented the note As be expected it
Directly afterwards Thompson was approaching
the officer stepped inside Thompson entered and asked
How about that note " JudsOn referred him the officer
who at once took Thompson under his and conveyed
him to the police office. Suspecng that the who held
the conference with Thompson accompics the off.
Ger took start and after arrested the individual
who gave his Jefferson Wilson. This had in his
hand writing that presented by Thompson on the
back OF which the Initials A. p. s." were many times
written evidently by of practising the of Mr.
Simpsons writing. Officer Vandedoes deserves credit for
the shewdness and tact he displayed in aestng Thompson
and Wilson.
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday Officer Peirie. of the Second
MuncIpaiy ponce arrested ustqs Richards AIMS Bel
different times from the store OF Joseph Newton under the
st. Charles Hotel 500 $500 800 bill of the NPchap
les and Traders Bank is aledged been en- by
Richards the 81 inst. re oliver pistol identified by
Newton his property found the premises occupied
by Richards, on Treme street.
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MORE PocKrT-pICKING.-Alexander Townley, who Is
charged with sounding the pocket of VIM Hughes ON
saturday night the Levee and fishing his purse and
n the transaction arrested the night by the First
Municipality police and have been emanded for further ex-
ANIMATION The purse found Townley. and Jen-
nings had spurious $40 bank in his possession.
STABB'NG On Saturday, Robert Howes arrested by
the second Municipality police charge of severely stab
bing Hugh McF amin the Levee. The wound is not
considered dangerous Howes bail in $500 for his
pearance when called upon
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MyTHOI.OcTCAT. CTup

EFAHlBlTlON EVERY EVENING.-Removed to F anklin
Exc Eyslan Fields street. opposite The Ponchsrran
Railroad Depot. Sign of the " Club"
E Admission ST. Doors open half past o'clock Perform
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DEATH BY LOCK JAw.-A man named John Mooney re
siding Cont street between Derbgny and Roman streets
had nail accidentally into of his feet Thursday
last. Lock jaw enued, and the fellow died Friday
night or early Saturday morning.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

TUESDAY EVENING, March 49, will be performed, the
l. hst Tune the charming Opera, by Aube entitled
LES LES PRII d DE La GouRoNNE Performers Mesrs
Previous which, the Vaudeville | act entitled L'AVOUE
Ell LIE NORMAND.
Performances al quarter 7, Inhi2
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List Of Vessels i'm Port.
Corrected eUery morning, especially for "JAe Ores

NoT'eoteo eoery morning, especially for The Crescent
NoteIn the First municipality designated in the following
'ue oE mi y, the Nos. Railroad and RIM nm
IA me second (n2 the Ne above Steamboat Land
ny NO. being toat Landing Third nn3L the M
commence at the Railroad down. No beng err What
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CoRoNER's INQUEsT-On Saturday the Coroner held an
inquest the body of light mulatto, unknown
found drowned in the New Canal shot distance from the
Basin. He had white cotton shirt while flannel
dershit, and striped cottonade pantaloons. Verdict
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

EV To sail 18th, by Engagement, without fail. III
ENOR CALIFORNIA A, uia CHAGRES.--The fine, fast
L sailing, eoppered and copper fastened brig Ia
and accommodations at the office Of the snb,cber
behs in time as The Pedraza will sail positively on ba dsv
and will be the first vessel from this port For terms and
gagemen apply to the Captain. board at Post Second
Municipality, to
mh12 JOHN W. ANDREWS 81 Common st.
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q Lo gil goth instant, positively.

"
FOR SANFRANC'SCO. CALIFORNIA The beau.
u tinl coppered and copper fastened bark Fl.
FLORIDA, McCarty, master, having large part <SffA
of her engaged will leave above. She has nA1
large and splendid Staeroom accommodations or 40
but in order to afford comfort and strong induce
ments TO select company, limit the Der TO 90 and
nothing will he omitted which can in any way tend to
der this pleasant trip. The Florida has all her voyages
proved herself unsurpassed regards her sailing qualities
To those going to California would particularly invite
inspection OF this vessel such opportunity for real
fort safety and speed will not again The Captain is
having sailed for number Of years in the Pacific Ocean.
An experienced Surgeon will this ship For fur
ther particulars apply to
o. WICKHAM % Benville street.
or R. M HARRISON CO.. n P,ydras st.
N. B.-No Second Cabin Storage passengers taken
Freight Soc per cubic foot Agents in San Francisco.
LOWELL & EDMONTON who will receive any consign-
men to their The plan of the Forda's Cabin be
either of The agents. mh2
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TT To sal TUESDAY, 18th March.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.-The new
L splendid Baltimore clipper built bark MONT e..
GOMERY Captain J. G.. Smith. having all her NfkXH
cargo engaged, will posi- lively sail above She is9GsD
of beautiful model 900 tons burhen and of the fastest
aers the United States. Her accommodations for 30 pas
enges unsurpassed she commanded by one OF
great experience in the Pacific trade For passage apply
board, Post s, Triangle Buildings, or to
C. J. MEEKER, Sc Poydras st.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
l
Seerage passengers taken and berth secured until
paid for. mh7
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~ To SAL on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
FOR CHI AGREs;-Ths splendid copgeTsd and copper
J. J. Wright. master.-The Col. STANTON is HHGHA
sound. staunch and well built vessel, 10 months s2b
old and has fine accommodation To persons
DESTROYS Of speedy and comfortable p she offers strong
inducements No berth secured till paid for Each pas
will be allowed 300 lbs baggage-al pay the
rate of so cts foot For freight passage apply to
yNO GOODIN 81 Camp street, up stairs
mil lOt or T. 4 G. FORBES. II Poydras street
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Fanell Cox, charged with
severely beating and kicking drunken named James
Mcdonald hand on the steamboat Wave, on Friday
night William Lewis, who caught picking the pocket
Of Louis Lefeore in Co'ee.hense, corner Of Main and
Wolf young lad charged with stealing pieces of hand
kechef from Mrs Goneeus store, of ST. An and
Burgundy streets, Saturday morning; John Jones
charged with assaulting Christopher Rush and no,o
nous fellows. named Thomas Igo and John Daley who
at 10 o'clock Saturday night and who charged
with entering the house with steal have been
seyeTay committed by Recorder Genois for na before The
Fist DISTRICT Court. man named Moneancl, w's com
mtted Saturday by Recorder Seuzeneau for trial before
the Fst stic Court charge of keeping house of ILL.,
fame in Esplanade street.
NABBED HrM.-John White for whose arrest a warrant
was rsned on Friday by Recorder serzeneau the
plant OF George w Simpson that White had stolen his
gold watch and $40 in silver his bed room in Lawson
boarding house. of Barack and Old Levse streets
was naobed yesterday by the Second Municipality Police
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT.- Louisiana State Bank
Case.Today, this case which exces so much interest in
our CITY, will be resumed before Judge Canon. When will
be concluded beyond KEN but Judging from appear
hardly to be brought a close for
many-many days to come. Upwards of two hundred and
fifty subp9na had been issued witnesses Saturday and
the talk that the number will be increased some six or
seven hundred We wish all partes-judge plaintiffs de-
PENDANTS counsel and Witnesses safe deliverance.
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CLOTHING AT COST.

L
To close Winter Goods balance our stock
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing
AT COST. FOR CASE, comprising elegant weleected
Of Fine Goods made the best manner all the
most fashionable styles
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive. Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tyeeds.
SACK PALETOTS: Of Back and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAkS.
OPERA SACKS
PANTS of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Marseie very rich Ball
DRAWERS: of Silk, Merino Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cotton
Linen, ETC.
UNDERSTANDS of Silk, Merino, Wool Flannel Cot
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DES CHAMBRES: of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvns Kid coloIs Merino Silk Cashmere Buck
skin
CRAvATS aud sCARFs beautiful assortment Of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose, Suspenders, Umbe
as Trunks, etc. etc. and all articles pertaining genemaDs
wardrobe
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street.
la25 2dpt Of Common under Hewlett's Exchange