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1.end Eavra's invitation to tho Chinn Palace
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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Houtp dnrolina; Geo J. Cooke. Choago: VIM
Smith aud wife, NeW York 6haa, yraunsteiu,
s"9as" Wasesaes Ms @ kiss,.sIap
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" II Milliken. Tenn: james Mcguire. Masa:
Thomas Vincent. OHIO; Geo 1.iehafds and wife.
Abe aopkin. VIM LIN Hue and wife. Jahnny In
Rue. Willie La Hue. II W Fryer. Mrs Gibbs md
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COssack and Turk.
burlington Hawkeye.l


The other day a vengeful Cossack, having
overtaken, after q hard chase, a pacified
Turk, thrust about five feet OF lance through
him to see IL he was sound; and, while medi-
tating on the best means of extracting the
probe-either by pushing the rest of 1t on
through, or pulling back what had already
gone through-he observed certain indica-
lions of restlessness or discomfort on the part
of his late antagonist. Being moved into
com Bashin, he bent over the PROSTATE sol
der and asked:
"What appears to be the dif-few-kilty with
your
To which the impaled one responded that
"He didn't know Cossackly, but he be-
lieved it was something like distension of the
spleen"
Whereupon the impaler, remarking that in
that case he needed little something to act
directly upon his liver and raise it into
greater activity, vigorously manipulated the
lance few times after the manner of pump
handle; and shortly afterward the converse
ton ceased, under the rule that no converse
ton can be carried on by one person.
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A VISITATION.
sambo and Uncle Jake Nave Talk About
the Weather.

6amb0 and Uncle Jake Nave Talk About
the weather.
aGood mornin', Uncle Jakel How is your
health dis mornin'?'
sporty we'll, sambo am summat better dan
/ has bin aimee had dat dreadful tack Of malary
"How am your sperits, Uncle Jake? Am your
aMy sperits il very bad, sambo very bad"
syiood Lor, you don't say 80! What's de
aMatter, sambol Why. I fears visitation"
ga visitation What's dat?"
aWell, Sambo, answer me one question. Did
Won cher know de like oh so much rain In Octo-
Der afore2"
hers TO have cher seen sich lots OBJ rain in dis
month. But wha, OBJ dst?"
slt's all long O. dat, fears visitation. You
know de Lor am not bin mighty well pleased wild
dis people fur meny years; You know dat FUR to
aYahI Uncle Jake, specs ebery word you say
n 90. But whAr's your wisitation?"
"I specs dis rain am sent to spile de crops OBJ
<lese white people, to punish dem for dar sins.
ssWell Uncle Jake, thinks it ull be mighty
noor yay to punish dem, for you an me an al
IN our color ull bs 'cuded in it, an We amt done
nofng 10 be punished fur, as l can see."
= Go lone, Sambo; did yoa neboes read your
INA. an de good mus suffer too? Don't it say de
r,rhteous mns' suffer fur de weeked, an de jus
m de unjus?" DILL.
Well, Uncle Jake, You knows too much Bible
fur me. specs all you says is truf. Use poor,
rersnt sinner, striking to git to heben an make
s iibine in this world too"
sf1hi Gambo. Pse no doubt you'll git 70 heben,
1,k vousiI hab to 90 better'n dat you bio dom 81
vcn erecs 10 make lbIng on yarth. What QUO
~ 40 - nigh" ...;,
assNnfn. FEC is, desc white people am setfln
/ y smart ~ can't No. since o. Mgn. wv ~, ~
ssi.s ,.ut sx!1isG.s is ~ We Hsx ccmrg ls LIES
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CAPITOL GOSSIP.
GENERAL WORK DONE By THE COM
MlTTEEs.

The Auditor After All of the Dsfauitiag
TaN Collectors.
Matters st the State House yesterday were NJ
most at stand. I'LL and scarcely anything beyond
the routine business was transacted. Gov
Nichols was not I'll his office during the day, 40
he Was somewhat indisposed, in consequence OF
which some Of the executive work. including the
approval OF several Of the levee contracts, WAS
doae Al his private residence.
One or two OF the investigating committees
met during the day. but nothing WAS developed
relative to the Investigations.
THE EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE
received aud heard read two additional reports
from The country parishes, both Of which, IL Ia
said, told Of fine figuring during the past admin
istration.
The committee TO examine into the affairs OF
The Executive office met. or portion Of IL did.
not quorum however, and adjourned until Fri
day at II Ill.,. when quorum Ia expected to be
present.
The Treasurar's committee will hold meeting
experts Ia complicated. and from present ndoa-
tons the
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
will have for consideration some very interesting
matter concerning the past history OF State sf'
tairs.
The Auditor Ia becoming somewhat interested
now In the matter OF defaulting tax collectors.
and considering. M he does, that he has given
them plenty OF time At least To indicate their In
tentien Of settling, he IL now ssupg instructions
10 the various district attorneys ~ authorized by
law, TO bring
THE pEFAttrHRs TO rAw.
and he intends to 1T.
| 4.
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bain,t h.d no oh.noa. peY il allsr. watehin,.

| hsin't had no chance. Dey IL alters watohin'.
CANT chen get = chicken, nor an egg
"Well, he'd better LUCK dan yoh, fur tuck In
bushel oh corn Las night from ole Weather.
fords crib. t'se aatt eottop, since dat night you
spoke oh. tse skeered of. l thinks We heb bet
tor separate now, fur see two white men lookin'
dis way, an dey will tink we are hatchia' some
plan fur To steal. an de 1or' knows dat Ia what
dis chicken dent do. Good by, Bambo, don't
disremember dc visitation
mo, won't. | say, Uncle Jake, specs you's
gwine to meetin' tonight. / ia
Yah. sambo, Use sure 70 lie thar. Our fust
duty am TO de 1ior', den we is lowed to help our
selves, which wen Try to do after meetin' TO-
night"
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CIfST0M-lIOUSE NOTES.
MORToN's DEATH A HARD blow TO
THE RAIDS.

Lots ri Talk About the Collcct0rship ant,
rackards Chances.
The information conveying the intelligence Of
the death Of Senator Merton. Of Indiana, WAS re-
ceved Al the Custom. House At noon yesterday,
and oceasoned among the Radicals there some.
thing OF q feeling akin TO the loss Of their leader.
cab" said one 30 \ DrModaAr reporter. "he
was The greatest man Of the age. and did more
for ia here In Louisiana than President Grant
himseif" aud this loaa will DO more than severely
felt by our party, as he was
TINE RECOGNIZED LEADER
both here aud Ia the North aud West"
"With him in hia seat In tho Sensta," said
another, tive were confident that Senator Kellogg
would have obtained aud kept his seat, but now
the chances ARC not Inclined that way
Such was the tone Of the expressions, and one
or two thought that al Executive order would be
issued Ia honor Of the dead Senator.
CLOSING Ali. PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Of the government on \ specified day.
Ths non confirmation Of any OF tho Federal
sppptntee~ here e.aeed SEINE saFe ise assatssty
the officials and employees. and rumor has II that
their influence had about aekcred out with the
Administration. IL may have been for that or
other reasons that Anderson made 10 his mind
10 start for Washington post haste, and IL might
have been for the reason that Wells thought tho
President was pledged TO
PACKARD on cHAMfLtN
for the Collectorship In case Kings name did not
40 through.
The belief Ia that Wells wants Anderson TO
come there aud secure the Collactorship himself.
hut Packard stands In the wAv, M his appoint
ment aud confirmation won relieve the Pios-
dent from any further complications In this
State.
IA a. known that Pnokard's friends have had on
file for him n petition asking for tho position
for months, and IL In known, too, that
Packard does
NOT LOVE WELLS
with that affection which might bind them to-
rether, and t,r these reasons II IL thought that
Wells will stick for King or Anderson ~ long as
he can.
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Toronto Evening Tsles tHtn
H6HNE4A fashionable watering place. family
packing to return TO the city.
Where ls That Husband Of Miner
with His Gfandmothsrs.' in the top Of ths
large trunk. But has any ono seen M v Mothst-
Il put II In the band bog with our Girls"
'rhnl's right. Hers SuHan. put Hsene
strip. strap Id N tight. Or they will rai o,it.
IN but tho Other Psopls'a Children In the
iiitls black bag Where's ,oharie2 / DECLARE
aud I think ne has tho New sehoolmn'm' with
him. too"
Enter fhnrlie)@" Don't forget 10 take along
That Wife Of Mne.' I shall want her when
got home"
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According to Duhsmel the mercury yesterday
mounted the scale as high as 70 at p. M, but at
6p. m. indicated 70 degrees.
Gentlemen from the adjacent parishes who
visited the city yesterday report an estoppel to
sugar operations by the heavy rain Of the night
previous.
According to the Signal Bureau dispatches rain
fell yesterday and during night before last at the
principal points along the Mississippi, below
Cairo, and In the Northwestern part Of the State.
The chairman of the United States Lighthouse
Board furnishes us with "notice to mariners"
Island, Louisiana, formerly painted in black and
white horizontal bands, is now painted black,
which information was published exclusively in
the DEMOCRATS press report on the 25th inst.
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The Police Board met last night at their rooms
in the Central Station, Mayor Pisbury in the
chair, and a quorum of commissioners present.
officer John Barnett for violating rule 8 was
reprimanded. as was also Corporal L. Letheque
for neglect Of duty.
Patrolman j. Mcdonald was reprlmanded for
sitting down on HIS beat.
The following designations were accepted: Aid
r. o. Minor, Officers T. Kenney and Bernard
Wadleigh. Aid Minors application was accepted
with regret by both the board and the Chief OF
Police, for since the captains connection with
the detective force he has shown himself to be an
exemplary officer.
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tures by the NJ Jbis fast line last evening: w.
Alexander Bass. Now York: ttsv NJ. w. Tobin.
IL. louis; Thoa, Tyler. John Tyler and Z. q.
Cincinnati. b. i. Flowers Now York; &, A..
Look New York II 4. Harris nnds u. Hudson.
Chattanooga: q. II. Mcconnell Chicago: Mrs.
urfTltb. New York; Alox, fsidors,, Nashville
Miss Bells Lowell. Nor.h. J. II. Bradlee, Cleys-
land Ohio
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Death In IL Gutter.

Tuesday morning paraytic negro, named
Je rry Col", was found drowned In the gutter cor
ner OF Baronne and Sixth streets. 1t IL supposed
the deceased, who was an inve crate drinher, and
who had been arrested number of times for
drunkenness, WAS returning home when no fell
into the gutter and before he could summon sue
cor was drowned. The coroner held an inquest
drowning.
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This Is tho name Of new rowing club organ
ICED last Monday evening at Crescent City Hall.
corner Of Poland and Dauphine streets. In the
Third District, with roll or forty-two members.
After the adoption of constitution and bylaws,
the organization was completed by tho election
of the following officers: Alfred Moss, president;
Fred. Rubin, Woe president; Phil Munich. record
ing and financial secretary; John Mace, corre-
spending secretary; Fred Brewer, treasurer.
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CITY ECHO rs.

Alexander Schubert. charged by John Fink
with larceny, was lodged In the Central Station.
A charge Of petit larceny holds Joseph Blum q
prisoner In the Eighth Station.
Tho alarm of fire turned In from box ~ yes
terday morning was false alarm.
The br dye nj the corner of Tohoupitonlas and
Oalliope streets has not yet been repaired.
For malicious mischief and larceny Of oranges.
James Coleman wac locked up In tho Eighth Bta.
ton.
A coal oil lamp exploded NJ the house Of Little
Warrington, on Religious street, near ut. james.
No damage.
Cornelius Measley was locked up in the Sixth
Precinct Station, charged with slightly wouhdi6g
John Oopnors.
Ohas. Boyian was lodged in The Fourth Pro
cinct Station, charged with entering In tho day
time with intent to steal.
Philomene Dryden was landed in the Central
Alnti1n+ charged with assault and battery on
Lizzie Walker with chair.
BY virtue Of n warrant Carl Welkslmap was ar
rested and locked up in the Second Precinct
Station, charged with assault and battery on Geo.
Petit.
A man named Amos Clark, had IL not been
for tho vigilance Of the engineer OF tho Point
onartrain hne, would have boz n sent TO an un-
timely grave. Ho was found drunk aud asleep on
tho track.
Henry Housed aud Jamos Leblanc, clerks by
occupation. were arrested and lodged In the Cel-
trail Station. charged by N. Dre, fus with mali
oious mischief, and by Sam Roy with assault and
battery.
John ]. Smith, alias James Chadwick, was
locked up in the Second Precinct Station. charged
by Mrs. stein with assaultng her with y danger
Qua weapon, to wit: = loaded pistol; aud also by
the officer with firing of firearms within tho city
limits and carrying n concealed weapon. TO wit:
pistol.
Yesterday, at II o'clock, engine No. GA oollided
with float drawn by two mules, on tho belt rail-
road Ono Of tho mules was seriously crippled
and the h)at WAS loft total wreck. The acei-
dent is attributed to tho engineer who, II is al
legged. did not ring the bell on passing a
crossing.
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for sgeb, claimed 40 attorneys fee, for services
rendered the estate Of John aadlsr, deceased.
Third JDistrirt GOlIrt.

Third District Court.
Warner Van Norden vs. Andre I.fillaud and the
Recorder OF Mortgages. Warner Van Norden w.
Onofrie zaganie aud The Recorder OF Mortgages
Plaintiff In the above cases has sued out ID.
functions 10 restrain defendants. owners OF real
estate subject to drainage tas and John MO-
Emery, Recorder Of Mortgages. from erRsing
Judgment liens and privileges recorded against
their property 10 secure said tax, which they are
about 10 do under aot No. AZ Of is77, the said 30
being unconstitutional Ia that IL IL violative OF
contract rights.
sixth District Court.
Josephine Iiebe W.. John L. be.==Freoeedin by
habeaa corpus for the possession OF Eugene Bar.
bsra Lebe, q girl sis years Of age. child OF th'
parties 10 the SUIT the care and custody OF WHOM
was awarded to plaintiff by \ Judgment OF shf
Fourth District Gonrt In November. 1876. but ~
which she IL illegally aud fotobly deprived by
defendant. The writ made returnable to-day,
October 81, At II \. NJ.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
AMUSEM ENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE-Our lady friends and
the young children will doubtless flock to the St.
Charles matinee to-day to see the Berger Fam. =.
The programme 10 varied and attractive, and In
many respects will prove specially entertaining
to ladies and children.
The same bill will be presented at night.
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TIM SWAMI RANGERS.
rex .Trcasurcr Howcl wants lsis Property
Vsr,S cs,t rsa


Yesterday st The Council meeting Administra-
tor Diamond introduced 4 resolution instruoting
the police 10 arrest persons for trespassipg upon
Che swamp lands OF other people In the rear Of
she city, and cutting down their timber, carrying
SWAY fences, etc.
Tho ordinance was drafted NJ the request OF on.
City Treasurer Btoddar, Howell, who complained
10 The Msyor that the woodeutters Of our
awamps, At least some of them, are not very par
flculAr IN 10 whore timber and email trees they
chop down, and MIR. Howell claims that he has
suffered materially In consequence OF the prao-
tine.
n Ii claimed also that there will DO some dii,i.
Guilty In enforcing he ordnance. The wood
choppers. 10 SCENE. obtain IN many casea the per-
misaipn 10 out wood on certain lauda, but there
being no lines " demarcaton between these and
Shs other lands they arc apt to commit errors.
Mr.. Howell nevertheless, thinka that knowledge
Of the existence OF the law and the arrest OF a
Few nd,siiuals for tfeepapa will have the effect
oil making the swamp rangers more careful par
tlcularly ID not mstsking fence rails and the like
for growing timber. The ordinance waa not
acted upon finally.
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Tho number Of deaths reported by tho Board of
Health for the week ending Sunday last WAS as
follows:
Males, &C; females, 81; total. 1913; whites, &C.,
colored, IS.
or these but three we're Of smallpox. There
was one death from hydrophobiA.
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IPOTIIHHu IIduSCTIpL,I
Neal Dow was called to the police station
last Saturday to confront drunken fellow
who said he drank brandy and water with
Gen. Dow on board the wrecked steamer Mas
sachusetts; after a long catechism it appeared,
to the relief of everybody. that the tramp
drank the brandy and the temperance re-
former the wateri
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SHORT TOWN HALL TOPICS.

AL bids for the repairing OF tho House of
Refuge and the filing UP Of the grounds have
been rejected. New bids will DO Advertised.
Col. Denis' report on tho condition Of the sickes
fund shows that tho city must dispense with The
free diRpenskry.
Superintendent Rogers has made several trans
fers Of teachers In the public schools, to meet
the wish Of the School Board that the teachers
shali be appointed NJ far ~ possible, TO schools
searest 10 their residences, where such transfers
are desired BY the teachers themselves.
The Mayor in compliance with the request OF
Tho relief committee, yesterday transmitted a
check for one thousand dollars 70 the Mayor oil
Ecrnandina In aid Of the sufferers OF that city.
The wharf leseees will begin work to-day on
The bulkhead opposite tho Atlantic Press, In the
Third District.
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Buy your buggies and carriages from L. T.
Maddux So Carondelet street. near corner Of
Eraviar
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.


srhe Carroilt0n Wa'iroad COMPANY
Cap,taI Assessed nj ~noo, 900.
since bic return Administrator nenssto'd has
occupied himself IL everhauling the assessment
roila The result OF this occupation being that on
MONDAY he called the Board Of Assessors to-
uather. and among other cases presented to
thpn, was that Of be New Orleans and Carroll
con Railroad Company, whose capital appeared to
be assessed for sioo.0 only. After eonsulsa'
lien the assessment was raised TO tboo.oo and
The company was notified Of The fact. Some time
AFRO inquiry into the assessment OF the IT.
Charles Street Railroad Company revealed the
faet that they slso we're only assessed on 100000
aauital. which was increased 10 $500. 900.
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Drowned.

At 10 o'clock yesterday, while little girl, aged
4 years, daughter Of Mitchell Bas. was playing In
tho yard OF her parents, abe accidentally fell into
large drain that was In the yard and was
drowned before assisan reached her.
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Get your kid gloves ut Kreeger's.
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THE lATM OF SEPTEMBER MONUMENT.

The petition Of the committee on the monu-
ment 10 DO erected TO the memory Of tho patriots
Nho fall on The lAlh nf September. 1874 waa pre-.
scented 10 the Council yesterday, and their re-
quest was Immediately granted. They may,
therefore,. b. considered In possession OF that
plot Of the neutral around al the head Of Canal
atreel Wherein the free market used 10 stsnd.
The location II not only appropriate, considering
chat several Of the brave boys fell in or near the
epot on the memorable day, but IL 10 siso the
most eligible In the city in many more respects
than one.
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Get your kid gloves ut Krceger's.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Read Nayra's invitation Is the China Palace.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's
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MORTUARY REPORT.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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EMPLOYEES SALARIES.

The Times announces M \ piece OF news that
The fFemen's pay for August will be paid before
the employees Of the city shall be paid their aal-
aries for September. The way IN which the an
npnncament IL made would aeem 10 imply that
the nremen are getting y preference TO which
they are not entitled. About . fortnight ago
this matter was referred 10 In the DEMoonAT In
our report OF the interview between the oom-
mittee Of the delegates 10 the Fitemen's Ohsrita.
BILE Association aud the Mayor, wherein II was
nAld by Col. pena, the Administrator Of Finance,
that he could zee no way Of affordng relief for
Che time being 10 the association, unless taspAy-
err came up more briskly than they had been
doing OF late; that the city was in duty bound,
according 10 lie agreement, 10 pay all its con.
tracts In 4 certain order, and that II the EN-.
pioyes Of the CITY had been paid before the asse-
citation, II had been done In accordance with Tho
lnvAriAble rule. Hence II would appear that tho
employees have been shown the preference
M which they we're entitled, and
thAt no favor IL being manifested toward the
Firemen's Charitable Association. On the acore
of the necessity ~ keeping the machinery Of
government III working order, II will also be re-
MAmbered that COL Marks, president Of the as
ISOLATION, In urging this claim called the attention
OF the Mayor 10 the fact that the Gre d. partment
WAn part and parcel Of the machinery Of the city
administration. without which II might not run
any better than without any other class OF city
emrloyes.
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Neal BOWS Intemperance.
Portland Transcript

Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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CEMETERY VASES.

A large and fine assortment Of Marble and
Iron VASES, for sale cheap at
KURSHEEDT i BIENVENUS.
oc23 2dp w ia. 118 and 100 Camp street.
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Get your kid gloves i. KE-sssso. ! ],
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MISSISSIPPI ROWING CLUB.

Road Navra's invitation to the China Palace.