The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-16

Delegations from Benevolent Associations in
Charge Of Canes and Amusements.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY FOR SEWING
WOMEN.
Mrs. c. H. slOeOmb. President.
Mrs J. o. Clark. Miss Ida Slosomb
CHRIST CHURCH BESEvobENr ASSOCIATION.
T l. Dix, Chairman.
C. E. Leverich, II. A. Clinch
WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
B. F. Eshslman, Chairman.
AbrHm ]. Lsverich. George W. Dupre.
SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
General J. B. Hood, Chairman.
Gen. D. II. Marry, Mr.. NJ. Harrod. Mira II. W. Conner,
Mrs VIM J. Mclean, Mrs. s. E. Sterling
MECHANICS AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
l. n. Marks Chairman.
C. II. sloeomb, G. A. Breaux.
BISHOP POLK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mrs G. Ksusler. President,
Mrs J. Phillips, Mrs. O. Waldo.
CHILDRENs HOME OF Provost ANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Mrs. George s. Lacey, President.
Mrs. Mary Z. Randall, Mrs Alfred Kearny
LADIES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF LOUISE
ANA.
Mrs. @ NJ. Tritebsrd. President
Mrs TheO. Shu:e, Mrs Carl KOh1.
DELEGATIONS FROM BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
IN CHARGE OF ALL REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs V. Cspdevle, President
Mrs S. BLANC, Vice President
Mrs. Naspero, Treasurer.
ST. MARYs BOYS ASYLUM.
Mr. j. Ptmberton, MI L. Millaudou. Mr.. Z. Bermudez
Mrs. JIG. LiDghsm Mrs. G. R. 8eard, Mrs. =. Mott.
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
Mr.. C. La6tts. Chairman.
Kr A. ChSpels, Mr. A. Robert, Mrs. p Forssan.
Mrs. L. blanc, Mrs BOzOnier.
ST. JosEPH's NoTRE DAME ASYLUM.
Mr. NJ. B. Brady Mr. s. Buck, Mr.. shumsksr,
Mrs N. B. Brady, Mrs. H. KirschOf.
ST. vIECENTs INFANT ASYLUM
Mr. Alfred Phillips Mr. C. de Ferie Mr. Paul Capdsvlle.
Mrs. De Many, Mrs p. MsrsOndst. MrsAr BsaursSard
A Nj L S E Nj Il n L s.:
First Day. May 10Th.
l-GRAND OVERTURE. ga o'clock P. N at Race Stand
2-MULB RACE, o'clock p N.
s-CRiCRET CoNTESr-Fied
4-ARCHERY and CROQUEr-Fie'd
5-CoNCERT and DASCIEG-Octagonal Building
6-GRkND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. sPN.
secosd Day. May eoh.
I-GRAND ovERTURE-as above.
2-HURDLE RACE.
s-BAsE BALL
l-ARCHERY and CROQUET.
S-GRASD PROMENADE CONCERT, DANCING and
DRAMATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sul iE
c-GtAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
ThIvd Day. May e1st-ChIldren's Day.
l-GRAND oyERTURE-ss shove.
2-EXHIBITION BOY RIDERs-in Arena
S-RAQUETTE-by Eighty Young Gentlemen.
4-FIRt MEMS CONTEST FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
5-ARCHERY and CROQUET
c-PROMENADE CONGO RI and Chldrens MAY BALL.
7-FIREwORKS.
Fourth Day, May &c.
GRAND ovERTURE-as above.
STBEPLE CHASE.
BASE BALL.
ARCHERY and CROQUEr
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE-in Octasora Building.
CONCERT and DANCING.
FIRE WORKS.
Fifth nnd Lest BAY. May eS-TOurnsment
Day.
GRAND ovERTURE-as above
GRAND TOURNAMENT
coronation Of Queen Of Love and Beauty and Nsiis
Of Honor ano Presentation Of Przesn Arena
EASE BALL, Etc
GRAND TOURNAMENT BALL
vsrous Amusemerts not enumerated above will take
place during each day.
kee, hments be had at times during the Festival
GEORGE w. DUPRE,
Secretary Association.
$4,000 REGARD.
STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY. pAca
age made for the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ. MoRGAN'S SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS. in Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars esch. All Of Letter U
and dated 10th March, 1862 and numbered follows:
H75n.s s059 1908 23723 n 3S33en.a
sl9B.G 1891 1925 25959 n. 3S7g7n s
S5l5 sos 1921 2s5Z3 n g. s93O7ns
1907 n. s. lOOI5n s. 1888 PALS s. s93fsns
40s7 l02O3 1871 ms 2sfS7 n.s. 4O0sgn.s
l567 l02l9n "a l6S47 n o. 5O2z3 n.a l0sIsn.s
5ZN llf0 l6O85 n. 9. SOiC3 MS ADSln.s