The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-08

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N ina District Courts Il day OF two ago,
and after mysteriously beckoning to
III clerk they 10th withdrew into the
inftar'a private office, locked themselves
a. and had d eonfab which lasted for
soiae time. They had gone IN with
n~nfioas faces. but came out locking
radiant Al two sundowers, only the Dlb.
1yie sunfiower seemed painted red. In
! few moments the Judge Of the
Court. who Ii reputed for his
eoed looks, was smiiinsly ascending
the bench, when . whisper from the
clerk cast q sedate appearance over his
{eatnfpe and he Joined Dibble. Grave
M they both entered the clerks private
6ilce. locked themselves In anil another
d0nfAb ebsued. Such 3 pfigkfng up OF
ears on the part OF the lawyers was
never seen before; but they di4 not even
catch b sound for tleif. trouble Pres.
emily the door. Was unlocked sng tne
s5udae,And Dibble came out, the Judge
l0bflnn M fHdiAht a. two ~suna0wefs.
T60 silence of death feighed around
That court for fully ten minutes,
after These extraordinarily mveteri0us
ponfAbs. and then the attendants gave
theImeelvee ub to oOnjeetafes, and would
atlli be ovhjeutuflnR II the clerk Of the
SQUIRT, In d moment Of e~xultatief. had
not broken out with ALL bst ten
dollars that the bill HbClishinR the bu-
nefiof District Court Will pc signed by
does not In the least pretend that. be-
cAuse the Judge and clerk are both
Radicals Of the deepest die. aud the
latter's exultatiob occurred Immediate
IN after the confab, that the mysterious
conferences III that private Office had
anything to do with the abolition OF the
Superior District Court, but .some peo-
ple think that they had and that some
vetuous Vaccinations were going 9tl 70
DO 90 under circumstances that Will DO
at advantage to the Radical party.
Speaking Ok uonfabs recalls a little
episode Ok Dom pedro'H visit TO the city.
IL 10 known that at his MHjesty's invita-.
tion several OF our most prominent phy.
siotans met him at his rooms ct the st.
Charles Hotel. and mn interesting con
ference occurred regarding the hygiene
of New Orleans. Dom Pedro was very
particular In being informed ~ 70 the
ihiasmRtic Influences OF our dirty gut
tefe, the imperfeetion Of our drainage
He expressed his surprise that
80 much apparent neglect should
be manifested and wanted TO
knew why the evils touched upon were
not retnedied. One or the physicians
Ia attendance replied that 1t wHs the
consequence Of Che existence Of the
carrioa Of Radiealism which infested
our government. "Sh--l' intefpoaed
Dom Pedro, waving his hand In dire sp..
pfehensioh. "Cela e'est de Ia politique.'
and the conversation turned on another
subject.
This reminds Nosey Of another story,
the hero Of which is d journalist. who is
30 liberal with his friends that even his
large salary IL not sufficient to allow
him TO meat tho frequent ana eStorticns
ate demands Of his creditors. One day
recently it was pay day-he waH unust-
ally assaulted by dtiiis. 1t was q busy day
aud the journalist was more than
ordinarily annoyed. With his usual
readiness and assurance. however.
one after the other, the numerous
unweleome callers. Midnight was APP
proBching, and our journalist was y
plodding vigorously to gain on time.
Suddenly there broke into his sanctum
4 serious looking parsonage. who, with.
out saying a word, thrust a clip Of paper
under his nose, His familiarity with
these alps caused a shudder to run
through his whole frame: he had
thought for a moment that oil his cred.
iturs. for that week MT least, had made
their dali. aud. now, ut the busiest
moment Of the day. he found himself
hArpooned, 80 to shy, and without
sufficient time left to him to gracefully
apologize for his want Of cash. So he
adopted the abrupt system and without
as much as looking up at the intruder.
severely said to him "ootne another
day. lam too busy"
"But,' said the visitor.
"There is no but, / cannot speak TO
you. / tell you am too busy. Besides
the cashier has not been here this even
Yes, but" again ventured the
The journalist was now In a complete
state Of Precipitation, aud the more the
visitor persisted. the more vigorously
did the journalist ply his pen and the
more intently were hfs eyes bent on the
paper. Again he begged the visitor to
understand that the cashier waa not In.
But you. must miaapprehend my
mission, sir said The visitor.
"Ahl" answered the Journalist, whose
light, when lifting his eyes he found that
he was IN the presence OF u stranger.
Eyes," continued the latter, 'sthis is
q death notice that 1 wish to have In.
serted In the paper. How much IL IL n"
"A dollar and q half" replied the
Journalist. offering + chair. Al the end
of the ncxt week the price Of that death
notice had TO be deducted from his sal
AIRY.
Nosey has taken another summer trip
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