New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02
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ADELIGHFFUL PARTY.-The complimentary party
ven by the young gentlemen Of The Third District young
aides of High School thas District night was
Without any kind Of doubt pIeaanest and elegant
Marty given in that end Of the city Four Of
Of the Fillmore School House into ope,
itung capacious hall. windows hung
with lace curtains tassuIIy loopsd with different
colos numerous caudelabrs shed the Light OF day from
walls land excellent band Of music ssd the
end, behind Of stars and stripes. The neaorphoss
OF posy schoo into and delightful ballroom,
was altogether, surprising and eced the admiration every
The high school girls there IN fairyike
with their popular principal; and the remainder Of the
bIage composed of the beautiful bellies and gay gaaas
the Old Third with guests from other parts Of the city well
benignan and fatherlyooing school directors
whose presence always lends gny to Of youthful
pleasure The young people Of that end of the city acknow
ledge supeors the lghfnes and Of their dancing
they moved through the figures stately quadrilfc,
or whirled the sddy of the waltz polka
over iceke floor the Intoxicating behold
much participate in There discomfort from the
weather. The gentle breezes pntad in Mt the win
causing the curtains to hutser and the lights Kicker.
playing pleasantly with the locks and ribbons caressng
neeks of the pretty gseles they foaed in the
musc's tide OF there would
able speak knowingly Between the aurements of the
bellies in the ballroom and the caurtees of the managers in
the room took no note Of
seemed to heed the flight of the hours and
the suspension the festivities the only incident
night, gentlemen
got up party under great obIgai
directors for their kindness IN granting them the the
school house. and the directors and all others who
ball. could but be greatly indebted TO e young gen
elegance of their preparss the brancy
of the assembly they drew together well as for the general
pleasure Thus afforded By their good management Of
while progressing We Of opinion will be
mutny in the Third District year. should the managers
refuse such another party the directors
the privilege of doing So
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Saturday evening" the party aich Madame Dubois gave
girls her school friends school house on
Robertson street Guests and pupils together fairly
building, and the hay prevailed with big and
little The little had all themselves nine O'Clock
and the they danced and skipped blundsred
bumped about against each other especially exharang
them and amusing the big folks From nine O'clock till
nearly twelve the guests participated in the dance enjoyed
themselves without stint Madame Dubois presided over the
festivities with her usual aabity and grace visitors
and oherly kindness her pupils She possesses autoerac
sway the children in their festivities we'll their
studies; coercion beyond that
limited Kindness The pleasure experienced by pupils we
not will incentive industry their coming stnss
that they may deserve similar reward next year.
GONE BAoK.-We regret to state that quite num-
ber of the Kentuckians who Of emf
grating Nicaragua returned Kentucky Saturday
ming board Of several Of the Tho
of this their inability support their expenses to
Nicaragua they having New Orleans the belief that
they would be TO Nicaragua by parties Aen
and portion Of the band however, able to pay their
way remain, and will leave for Nicaragua op
| po1tuniy.
| FIRE.-The drug store of BIZ. P. Serrot ct the
of Tchoupoulas and Harmony in the Fourth
aatsh, va 1e oo os o,s nsa e
The Mercbnns office for s. 54p The huaine belorsd 4 p
p.s; W. d;d M, ,.or, hor- ty,a sr. ;;t.s
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| SUIG1DE.-Ihe Coroner held an inquest on Satur-
day, the of Ann Doyle young Iishwonan who
jumped into the New Canal at the lake on Friday evening
cation Ann was bns q, nr .oa
was ruined SO far as worldly prospecs VI rs
/ three years ago. s5saa
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! MA M - : ttss' = elihsu ~ 5eiefen
oe'ocH on ohs sh N me ot Donrs at
.he corner OF ana htas sree's Whlch resulted fatally
70 oe u 'ne named Francois Gir
iara. ni s 55S sei
% ~ e ~ ~ ~ n4aese ", 'te pouS W oainfuay, ana re-
- t pfihc'pa IN inc
oi'.iue' auu essa,e oeeou az M aesessay' Grafd was
| by trade. ss1z
| STABBING AFFAIR-,Johu Durkin and david
Nackn were arrested last evapirr in tbe Fi.
hing each Durkip was slightly 81, ,b
hnwaver was stabbed in the left arm and brsoy,
,.nsng nainfp, INIT not dsnp.,ous ,yonpss NJ - -,
| tbe Charity tIosnits, 5T3 is-s 80 ~
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hkCoRuEh bhtGHF : 5SouRF.-I Inere were very
few note worthy cases heote Recorder Bright Saturday
Henry helter VAS eAanitnsd charge of having bur-
gla ousiy entered aid robbed Henry Hs store,
TIE Of Howard and Lafayette streets and discharged for
want Of evidence Michael hok atfn'ea Oh attempting to
pitch Henry Collins ibo the New ana nom he Geek OF tie
Steamer Montgomery Wa ao seharge appearing that he
had been greatly p'ovoked.
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