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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
TEN MILLIONS vs.. THE PUBLIC ~
-.MlH d. TERENT.L 1919 .-

The Bulleti,,, Sunday morning, In pub
fishing the memorial signed by a few
business men against the Impeachment
OF Kellogg, makes, M though 1t were, a
very weighty argument the assertion
that the persons whose signatures are
attached TO the memorial for the hui
initiation Of louisiana y represent ten
millions OF capital. We believe the BIZ
ietin very largely overestimates the
wealth of the sighers, and that probably
one-third OF ten millions would be much
nearer the mark. However. granting
that they are worth ten millions, we fall
to ace what force the fact adds to their
protest. Boss Tweed. with his
fifteen millions of stolen wealth, accord
inc to the Bulletins idea Of an argu-
nent. would be q wiser and safer coun-
selor III any question affecting the pub!
lie interests than the sixty stghers OF
this memorial. According to this theory,
the views OF the Boss Sheppards OF tho
country and OF the members OF the
whisky ring, aud all the other swindling
rings which have grown rich on plum
der. are worth more than those OF the
purest and wisest patriotsi and states
men Of the land. The Bulletins ten mil
lion arguments utter bosh. Nothing can
be made out of such reasoning until II
shall be shown that patriotism and fear
less devotion to the public good have
always been found to accomwany great
wealth. ifU lfg4- Hs
The representatives of the people, we
are sure, will not be overawed and de-
tered from performing a duty which
their oaths devolvc upon them,
by the ostentatious document
representing ten millions OF
Of dollars. The representatives them
selves represent constituency owning
over two hundred and twenty-five mil
lions of dollars. They represent all the
property Of the State, besides Its intelli-
gence. patriotism and worth, md they
will not be likely to Sacrifices the vast
interests they are guarding, at the bid
ding Of our neighbours ten millions.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE
Lord High Chamberlain.


'a The 1pval supsess " MS Blessed Msjesty. 81,
BEX the King Of ths Carnival, are inclined that
their beloved Sovereign will 4isembark from one NJ
of his vessels Of war on MONDAY, February III ",
dt Che foot ~ Cahal street. At n O'Clock. e VII
be received with Royal Honors. After HIS Ma
iesty and Suite are seated In the Royal Carriages
In Whiting, Colonel Keptimara will proceed NJ
mo hea11 ~ the Hoyal Eseort upto Canal street
on the north side TO Rasntjart. to south side q
Canal to Camp, to Julia. to st Charles. 20 City
Hall where, as Is customary, he Will receive me
KEYS OF his loyHl atid beloved Capital oi New
Orleans, and yteeivs the congratulations q HIS
Honor the Mayor and the City Council. Fr9n
thence His Majesty will prQs.eod NJ once tg ms
apaffltIent of State in the Hotel Ban CARLOS,
wbrrfI after a brief rests he will receiye his
Ministers Of Suite and the Dukes Of the iteaifl,:
AT o'clock His Majesty will graeiogsly vlsit
tho Grand Exposition at the Fair Grounas'
where he wifi spend few moments in Witness
ing md Inspecting the triampile OF mechanism
and art which have been achieved by ms true
and loyal subjects since bis last soio''rn IN his
faycrite city. .l3y,,I
and the impending fatigue Of Tuesday, HIS
Majesty will return 10 his Apartments Of State
and retire at pn early hour.
~ GOD SAVE THE KING 81" ]H
THUS done and given at Carnival Palace, on,
his tfe ssd DAY II Febr uaty Ammo Domjni. is7e.
and OF His Maiesty's reign the 1ooeth
- g1'f.I gf.t.sy BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
JAIL BIRDS On THE WING.
They Escape from the Dock Of the First
ITO Nuuicjpal Police Court.

Yesterday, at half-past o'clock, two
notorious Burglars, named VIM. O'Brien
and Frank Lei, alias Frenche. alias no
selle, escaped from the dock OF the First
Municipal Police Court. g.s
uwflfbe remembered that these men
are two OF q gang of five burglars VINO
came here from ST. Louis to work the
town during The Carnival days. and
were about to enter upon their work
when they were captured by the de-
tectives and placed IN the Parish Prison.
h The two, including their pals james
Ryan, VIM. Branard and VIM. ONeil,
were this morning brought In the Black
Maria and placed In the dock OF the First
Municipal Police Court and Ot1lcer -.
Meyers placed IN charge of them. u +
Meyers wishing to see the procession
OF the King OF the Carnival that was
passing, left the dock, and two OF the
gang. VIM. O'Brien and Frank Lee,
Mr.. Creagh had previously warned
Myers to keep sharp lookout for the
prisoners, as they would make every ef-
fort to escape. but Meyers forgetting his
charge, left the key in the door OF the
dock and while he was looking out the
window at the procession, the burglars
unlocked the door and escaped down
tE'fktat
stairs. u ew fi,.
Frank Lee WAS afterwards arrest
ed at the corner Of Lafayette and Bar
rome streets by some citizens. O'Brien
made good his ESCAPE. ..sF =.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
Revolutionary Proceedings OF the
Senate. $3.50
Kellogg Declared innocent Be-
. ,s5 fore the Charges Were q
q '7, SET a.. Made. f.4 g4e

At twenty minutes Of seven O'Clock
the Senate was organized as O hlgh
court of impeachment, and an order was
entered that the House be notified, ana
be requested to appoint the managers
on the part Of the House, and also that
tho Senate would proceed with the trial
at seven o'clock. No specific articles OF
impeachment had been prepared and
presented to the Senate.
The Secretary of the Senate reported
TO the Senate that the House had nd
iourned and that he could not notify il
Of the action. OF the Senate. Senator
Twitchell opposed q resolution on the
grounds that 1t was contrary to the rules
adopted for the Court No rules had
ever been presented. still less adopted
A motion had been made to appoint a
committee to prepare rules. the com
mittee had not even been appointed,
nevertheless tho minutes were Dtatte to
read that the rules had been adopted.
These rules prevented any discussion n
member was not even permitted TO ex-
plain his vote. z H+a ......5.
At 8 o'clock Senator Twitchell pre-
sentod resolutions that, whereas, the
House had adjourned to prerent notiii-
cation OF the sitting OF the court, that
no managers had appeared on behalf OF
the House, that no specific charges had
been prepared, that the action OF the
House was partisan, unjustiiiable. and
that w. p. Kellogg was innocent OF the
charges, therefore he be acquitted.
Whilst the reading OF these outrage
GUS resolutions was going on. the com
mittee on the part of the House arrived.
Mr.. Wilt stated that they appeared as
the committee appointed by the House.
Mr.. Wharton denied that they were
duly appointed, and the reading OF their
credentials was called for. 1t was
signed only by the Speaker, and on that
ground objected, and on motion the
committee was refused a hearing.
without any evidence, and after re-
fusing delay, Twitchell's resolutions
we're adopted and Kellogg declared inn
maculate. Senator Eustis offered pro-
test: the Senate refused to have 1t
spread on the minutes. Senator George
sent another protest, which, on motion
OF Senator Stamps, the Senate refused
to permit to be read. The following is
Senator Georges protest.:
H" PROTEST.
We, the undersigned Senators and
members Of this Court of Impeachment,
do make our solemn protest against the
proceedings OF this court, for the follow
ing reasons .ra ...t ....5.
/. The House of Representatives have
never been notified Of the organization
Of this court.
3. That the House of Representatives
were not in session at the time this court
was organized, and have never been noti-
| fled to present their specific charges.
3. That no specific charges have yet
been presented Of which court can
take cognizance, and no time and oppor-
tunity have been allowed the House Of
Representatives to prefer charges. III
4. That the whole proceedings OF the
court have been in defiance of all prece-
dence, and law, and Justice.
M. A. i. GEORGE.
H. d. OGDEN.
w. J. KELLY.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
D/ All F1O WHL :!

this Centennial year Of American indie
pendence, better far to know 1t ct once
than to remain longer In doubt, We
must know II this people is destined 20
remain eternally Beneath the tyrant'ss
rgel, iFhc people Of this Union insass
know II It lie Grants fixed resolve 70
subvert the law by the argument OF the
bgyonet, whenever the law threatens
the creature whom he has set over US as
~ hesitate and retreat In the face OF
such a threat would be more than
shameful 1t wotild be the abnegation 81
ali claims, to Independence, Of all hope
OF t]isenthralmentl We hope that the
Democratic majority III the House will
understand this and act becomingly on
Monday next. " w au #.4 mu4t n
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
Landing Of His Majesty.

At - 80 O'Clock yesterday the Royal
fleet hove in sight, and His Majesty
himself, on board the United States rev.
enue cutter Dix, landed at the foot Of
Canal street, and mounting, with his
suite In the imperial carriages, was es-
corted to the City Hall by numerous
escort, headed by the Thirteenth United
States Infantry band. t
ea RECEPTION AT THE CITY HALL.
The King was received at the City
Hall by Mayor Leeds and the Admins
traitors, who delivered unto Earl War
wick, Grand Marshal of the Empire, the
keys OF His Majesty's Crescent City.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
'----lI7sla---=- ~
u,o,,,r ri,,ovrns' MEETING.

Fnulr uaowEns' MEETING. Agreeable
10 previous announcement some OF tie
members OF the Fruit Growers Associa-
t,on met ut the Howard Association
Rooms. GO Camp street, at AZ m. on
Monday. the 2sth. and adjourned to
meet again ut the same place on Wed.
nesday, March list, at o'clock p. m
A full attendance Is earnestly requested.
Let al who are interested in onetof the
greatest resources OF Louisiana be
nrtssent. f4lIAlaIlI sL-..L-. .4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
i IN Witch dns he 2 divisions Of n. !
FORM ana through which t wi vii s ., !,


IN which the divisions ., !.
FORM and through which /, ne BE-, hlo,sa
q q, pAs \
Owtlers and masieru :,
lngs. and Tie y an,,u,o.prIetgrs 4 N
Re ~ w lth His Malesty. y a., sll ipfss}
s0'' oo'ors during the shtI| HI = q N
~, Inc City Authorities brs
2p"osa.afau.cttiops from the hi XIX derslA |
Pageant will form or pass asssn"a,s !
An mi ftflosG
All malicious rnisdbtJ .lri
lects, such as THROWN ! upoh IA.
forbidden under the sev ,,pus' islas1
a. !. r psa'H
All indelicate or imnro
rightly excluded from 'thhroter as,.
proper p Of .eso,nasuctstrisly inss.gaayg,s
~ o' perpetual esiEr,s ''''t'd
No estray masksrs will
lng the period occupied 'iin i, q pfgs
inc, Household Brigad,'nn rs M,
with full. authority r. w. . Aan
commit tllcm to their re s,rgs, all
f'3S 81 ~ ai
Each and every line Of Tho M
run. their cars nj jn.sr! @M eis
lowed 70 obstruet tho line u NO. y o.
The Royal street ts ~ y
running between Elysian w
street mt to:45 a. M ana Ar =, iR@
extreme left Of pageant has IN "a. Y
10.
At 9 O'Clock b. m tba D.
fired by H. M. ARTILLERY. wt sunses
viii unlnask aud disperso NV
to- II. NJ. cousin hCon,t5 y " g3s
after that time. TN ", "heEG
And now. enjoining str;a
part ~ oil submissive md Ia, e
MaIesty's unsweryinr d,sa 'ess
nouneed to enforce m aaptthas
this edict In order that b;s , H., eIar
only smiles and pleasant Inv ,es y
And also IN the iullness II n I , rls91'
ildenee the Interest 81 His Ho..iss
Realm, the honor and thd ciesb es
entrusted to tlleif loyal EmisoIMna.
!. tod. eod Save Tho KIM
Done at Carnival Palace. s.d
Seal hereto attached. this III IT,
February, in the year ~ als
ioe5th OF His Maiesty's reign WI
pu,, Win
Attest. ''"alG %
BATHURST, l5iaggll
Lord High GhMnbnrlai.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29

The message Of Kellogg to the Senate
yesterday, approving an act to repeal
sections 1860 and 1861 revised statutes,
concludes as follows Y
The original enrolled bill was some
time since placed among tho archives OF
the State, In the Office of the'Socretary
OF State.
This statement, we are told, can ne
proved To he a lie. 4 1851
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
The ReI,ublican

tries 20 deter the majority In the House
from the performance Of their duty 10y
threats Of forcible and aggressive steps
TO be taken by the de facto. We opine
that IL undertakes the metal OF our
friends In the Legislature, II 1t hopes 10
effect It's purposes by bullying.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29

In tho face OF the threat openly made
by the usurper's organ. delay for one
moment the performance of the duty
they have marked ont for themselves,
and thus hurl back into his face the
base insinuation that they can be cowed
into e,ibmisaiOn2 HI.,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
y. Z
Tussday, February 20. 1915.

Lot every citizen interested In the
welfare OF Louisiana read the message
Of Kellogg sent TO the Senate yester-
day, and tho proceedings OF the Senate
acaultting him, and soy II II Is possible
b, endorse or even tolerate such reckless
violation Of the laws. Gha
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29

Chief Justice Ludeling, presiding over
the Senate while organized ms Q court OF
i,npeachment. aided, abetted and sec
opded the disgraceful proceedings of
that body yesterday. The Supreme
Court. Of the United States has pro-
nounced J. T. Ludeling, Chief justice
NJ Tn,tieiapa. n common swindler. j a
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
The Attention Of
a VISITORS AND CITIZENS
tf 1T HHH Ia called to
BRASELMAN e. ADAMS

BRASELMAN a. ADAMS
UP TOWN DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
$40 which Is now filled with
NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
'flf and at
H. EXTREMELY Low PRICES. q
Goods Left Over From Last Year
.= 1t wiilbe closed out
NE l. CIV COST
Have Just opened
New SILKS. Black and Colorod-
New Black GRENADINES.
New PE1sCALES and PRINTS,
H. New CASHMERE LACE GOODS.
New BUSTLEs. PAINTERS, otc.
New Evening Goods. -
. New RUCHINGs.
Ua Etc. Etc. Etc
GOOD PRINTS. ...................b cents.
GOOD COTTON. ...........!..l...5 cents.
New goods daily by .steamer and express. VIII
open early next week another invoice Of
ChiIdren's Plque Dresses ana Ladies
Under Garments beautifully
f5 Made ana Cheap.
$50 and 5ss Magazine street. corner st. Andrew.
H CASH HOUSE te27 ut
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
Immigration Convention.

The Immigration Convention will meet at IL
o'clock on WEDNESDAY, March /. at the room
of the Chamber OF Commerce. over the Louisi-
ana National Bank Common street. near the
JOHN H. KENNAHD.
Chairman of Executive Committee Chamber Of
Commerce.. r..3 1872 10
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
D Kings Ball.
EXPOSITION HALL, rre ,

His Grace John Phelps, Du,s I !
His Grace !. Il. Kennedy ps,, :, =,
HIS grace A, II. MAY, ,Dvks Nm y W. I
His Grace Jessie X. Belf BrjIav Y y q
His Grace Peter O'Donpell X Inls
His Grace J. II. Oglssby. jjnIsT
His Grace J. b. Hood, buke n T.l1
His Grace q I, Howard, Duke Il n Il
His 9raee Louis B,aihaider' In X /
His Grace Emile L, Carriers. Imt.
His Grace &. A. whitney but Du N
His Grace John y. IaGsiA, Rusaaa
His Grace u. Pugh. Duke h NM.
His Grace Louis Bush. Dufsoi "a
His Grace II. y. Buekn6r' hlis 4 H
His Grace 8. L. Boyd. Duke n bIa1
His Grace lsidore Hernshsirt' I'M M
prise. rs4t r. rTITT1~ wy
His Grace Theo. HelImsn. DutAaj
His Grace Vim. Hartweli, DnkSaIj
HIT. Grace A. Rocherean. Dnkaa n
His0fHpe ID. O. MeCaR. tnksbf'I
His Grace John Meyers, DukedGl
His Grace James /, Day, buEeSsl
His Grace i, u. Colf man, Dgls MI
HIS Graes Chas. Chaffe. Dukea III
His Grace n. J. Hart. Dukgd la,
His Grace +. Il. Matthew'S [tfaI
His Grace Z. A. Plirey. DuIsdla
His Grace Thos, 4. Adsms, Die |
His Gfsee BradiF h Johrson BIZ
Carriages will approeeh En-,
the direction oil Canal stref
loads and Immediately nyGsuDA}
street. Persons leaving tbe lsl 4
one stationed at the door d ska
ply for their carriages by si,iDr M
space Immediately In friMt Il Il,
kept clepr until the ternlnatlm I !
BY order OF the. .s.-l...l
LIVINGSTON GhaDcellor
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION. 1"


Mounted Herald he
Platoon VI Mounted Police
Under Command OF Brigadier General William
4. Loan and Staff. ttsH z.ot
Commanding Household Brigade and charged
with the preservation Of the Peace
OF the Royal Capital
Triumphant Car ~
Containing the Royal Coat of Arms.
Music. naHgl rF
A Detachment of Sir Knights in Complete Chain.
His Lor3ship WARWICK, Earl Marshal Of the
Herald banner Of Earl Marshal. Herald
HsradmTlag Of E"El MaWsshaImHeHrn dsa,,
First Lord Marshal. with his Suite and Aids.
Music.
Drum Corps. .'Hf' A
The Imperial Army. cotnpoSe4 Of noble youths
Of the Empire. cQmmanded by Brigadier
General J. l.. Crossimento.
SECOND DIVISION. lHl.f#
Two Heralds mounted.
Second Lord Marshal, with Attendants and Aids.
af Music. iieT4
A detachment Of fifteen Sir Knights.
The Lord High Constable Of the Realm.
Six Mace bearers,
Tho Kings Champion ttlstH
Knight Tho standard Of King st. Rex Knight
The Persian Contingent. consisting Of detach-
sian Artillery s;. es;eortins His
st. Rex, the King Of the Carnival,
Who in consequence OF tho accumulation OF
several hundred years, Is no longer able
to ride his ancient palfrey. and will,
'he THhoN fEpp sarr ON M sna "
o g ., attended BY his Court. tu4tf, ", E .
The Court q !, King s., Rex. l en-.
The Royal Execationer With Block and Heuls.
detachment OF Sir Knights. @ /.
THIRD DIVISION. ..,.
Tho Third Lord Marshal with his attendants
and aids.
..., Music. -.
Anthony and Cleopatra. preceded by Roman
Christian Knights in Egypt.
Herads-H eralds. J ~
Eight AlltssadapIs = g9s Temple.
The Holy Arcae. '7 E" -A''
Isis on her. Throne. 1,e s4.
High Priests i p attended BY six other Priests.
Thp Hsn r5sst q the Temple Car
Anthony and Cleopatra on tho i,' Throne S q Egypt
Egyptian Ladies' In Palanatins.
Pan and the Satyrs on car
Noble Egyptian Lady in paianouln.
'+ C.nturions In Ohariots
+ ~ Ft0. % WasStoss. mounted. r+ a..
FOURTH DIVISION. .ia ri
The Fourth Lord Marshal h. with Attendants and
Music, jfei~
All Maskers on Foot and in Carriages.
FIFTH DIVISION.
The Fifth Lord Marshal. with Attendants and
Aids. - .fI7G IA
Music. esut
All Makers on Horseback In Wagons. Carts
and other Vehicles. Vans with Advertisements.
Miscellaneous and all Maskcrs Unattended,
i Squadron Of Police.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
For M
ARnA1,fI


Respondent on celestial sks
Cheering the blest IN Paw
Behold the astral band
But lovelIer far than sahgl
True hearts that grtAikA
Now here ut hard
Exultant In Cashmeriaa w.
Asia's melodious hishis
Sing of Eden Hand,
With nobler pride. tkTf(
Accepts the ,pcplAdt, Es
! .4. by royal hand
Xapthe lilies csmpestrA Mrs
And fragrant sbrnk lfsd
Adorn the 6annfesnd i
And. thanks to Hailed. df1
We have cigars from PTs
BY Kings command
At the
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
The Fifth Division,

Comprising all mounted maskers, MI maskers
in wagons and carts and vehicles of every des-
on the north side Of Canal street. their right
resting on Royal street. and extending toward
Ianpart street. Maskers In wagons and othel
,miaskers. their right resting on tho Inter and
extending toward the. lake. All carriages
wagons and vans. used for advertising ptir-
POSES, will form on the south side 81 Canal
street the Fight resting upon s.. Charles street
and the left extending toward Claiborne street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
Carpet and Curtain

Carpet and Curtain
AZ WAREHOU Sc. rsJs Ef
s Wholesale and Retail. II Chartres Street,
CARPETING, Administer. vclvet. Brussels. ctc.
M1TTfNd. White White Check s and Fancy Fan a-o''''n'
WINDOW SHADES. Table and Piano Covers
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials
BROCATELLE, Cotelines, Reps and Slip Gov.
ers. etc.
BUR- APPS. by the bale, piece or yard.
te27 6t2p A. BROUSSEAU 4 SON
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
How the Pageant will Move.

AT precisely II o'clock salute OF ten guns will
be fired at the foot OF Canal street by the Cap
tain Commanding the Royal Artillery, when tie
march across Canal and down Royal street.
When the left OF the first division shall have en-
tered Royal street, the right Of the second divis-
ion will Immediately follow. and in the same
manner the third. fourth and fifth divisions will
fall into the line nf march.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
$500 Reward

For any PERSON troubled with TAPE WUNM thHt
PROFESSOR ALIENS ANTHELMINTIC will
not remove with head complete. Prof. A. w.
Alien can he consulted at 23l Canal street. Now
Orleans. ~, lai feb29 II 2dp*
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29

Levy's Dollar Store,
1877 CANAL STREET.
SILKS 75c A YARD,
SILK SCARFS zoe.
from the DOLLAR STORE fe27 2dpu
w. p. Freret,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND APPRAISER,
g.. Commercial Place. .....s
Special attention laid to the PURCHASE and
SALE Of CITY and COUNTRY PROPERTY,
PAYMENT of TAXES etc. fear iw 2dp
Where Do You Buy Books?
Buy Where You Can Buy Cheapest.
The largest stock and finest assortment in the
eitvof tq
standard Works, school Rocks, Theology
Ica1 ana Miscellaneous works.
y VII. 5..E,+ -ALsO- Of
Rocks, Hymns, Bibles and De-
vOtlOnal Reading.
-Ei s.FH i-----
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
PROCLAMATION m
BY THE .ss,f4rrI
KING OF THE CARNIVAL.

To all to whom these presents shall come:
GREE7INs In honor of His Most Blessed Ma
iestv's safe return TO his royal and beloved Capt.
tai, and In appreciation of the true and I'M
swerving allegiance SO sgnally manifested by
his loyal subjects. ys # fi'4 H.iA plf
s.aj A Grand State Pageant -, z
ID hereby ordered and deereed, Said Pageant
will consist Of Five Grand Divisions. marshaled
under chosen subjects OF the Crown ana com
Inanded by the King In person. assisted ny !he
Right Honorable the Earl Marshal Of the Empire.
How the Pageant win Form.
The formation of the Five Grand Divisions is
hereby ordered and decreed rs follows: E.
The First Division, .s.E
eon,prising the Earl Marshal and his suite. the
First Lord Marshal and lis suiie. together with
the IMPERIAL Guard. will form on st. Charles
street, the right resting on Canal street.
The SECOND Division, -.
COMPRISING the King and his Court, together
with the s39th Battalion of the Egyptian Guard,
will form on 81 Charles street the right resting
on Poydras street. 81 IA
The Third Division, ~.
comprising the Court IL Cleopatra will form on
ST. Charles street. tho right resting on Julia
street. 'f IN =. ss,..,.t fT
~ :, The Fourth Division,
comprising all maskers on foot and all maskers
iii carriages Tho maskers of loot will form In
sections OF four on the north side Of Canal
street. their right resting on ROYAL street Mask
prs in catrnges will form on North Canal street,
their right resting on the left OF the column Of
the foot maskers and extending toward the
~ ypr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-29
TRorTuNG RACE-PURsE sses.

TROTT1NG RACE-RURsE @SOO.
$3.50 to first horse, 500 ~ second horse, $50 to
third horse. Mile heats Best Three In Five
for horses that have never beaten Q 40. E.l.g-.
HUGO REDWIrI enters b. m. NELLIE MAY,
aged 8 years: unknown. -. ..tl
l.. GLENN enters b. IN. MONARCH RULE. ago
ye;lrs by Monarch dam Bob Rule
JOHN GKAYEK enters b. il. WALTER. ago 10
years; unknown.
LEONARD Il MAXWELL enter brown horse
HATTIE FAUCETT.s age ? years; dam by Pas
chal. .
Races to Commence ut p. N. Precisely.
s+f g. A. BREAUX. Special Com'r
SAML MULLEN. General Superintendent
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