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A TRIP TO THE MOON.
OFFENBACITS Melodies. Grand Tt1lian Ballet, &C.
FAREWELL MATINEE TO-DAY, 1850
CHILDREN'' CARNIVAL
AND
GRAND EASTER BALL.
a TRIP TO THE MOON.

Under the auspices of many ladies of EewYork
The first time in America this attractive Festival for Chill
dren as held yoarin the principal cities OF Europe
Conducted by Prof. CARL MARwiG.
At o'clock the Carnival will open with
l. Grand Tabeau Of Columbia, presenting Prince caIn
val and different nations.
q Grand March and Procession. Confetti scene
3 Master Hermann Riezcl 10 years old. Mozart with
bis full Juvenile orchestra COSTUMES of the PERIOD 100
H. The Russan their horses and Grand imperial
baud Of juvenile performers. Russian Cossack Dance.
g. The Chinese Nation performing Comic Umbrella Dance
g. Procession II Tyrocan introducing their national music
of the either and will dance the Tyrolcan Waltz
T. Entry Esmeraia in her Golden Coach, drawn by
four Goa in rich harness. followed by her Court
who vii. dance the 1arantela
g. The Goddess of Liberty escorted by number Of young
American sailors, who will perform Sailors Dance.
o The Flower Queen drawn by her shell Of Pearl
viii flowers to the audience, and with numerous
Of Flower Maids will represent an entirely new May
Pols Festival composed by Prof Marwg for this occasion,
including a beautiful flower waltz
10. Four Tableaux representing earn val at Venice
H. order OF Dancing for all children visiting the Carnival:
l. waltz q Lancers.
8. Galop.
THE CHILDREN's CARNIVAL will conclude with
figure Thc Bomb OF the German and presentations to the
children.
children pupils Prof. CARL MNRWIGS Private Dancing
Casses par have kindly granted them permission
to take part Festival for the Benefit Of the sick Poor
Treasurer. AUGUST BELMONT. esq.
Atlooc ,cl the GRAND EASTER BALL will open with
Miluet and GavOtte By large number OF young ladies' and
gcntcmen followed by the regular order OF dancing for the
guests
TWO GRAND ORrHESTRAS
Dancing Orchestra by Mr. LANDER.
The Academy viii b. elegantly decorated.
FLORAL DECORATIONS BY HODGsON.
sTATUARY BY MOTT IRON WORKS.
SUPPER viii be provided by a exI enenced caterer.
Tickets for adults.
Tickets Tor children
Tickets IN De obtained at the residence OF Mrs. w
Hancock 10 81 East I7;hst Mrs J. Armstrong Murray
No 81 5tnave: Ms. D. Parish Baydt, No y East 4ls
att Ms Gen Heron No i9j j3ve.; Mrs Charles Wa;rous
No J2 Lexington ave- Mrs Wcherby Windsor Hotel Mrs
Ia err Guernsey IS West 23st. MIS- RastOn Smitl,
No. 100 West 3lthst; Yrs H. Clark. no 18 East 36tn
s.; Mrs W. H. Wiley. No Isl West l3h.st. Mrs Charles
f. Gilbert No 100 West 3Stl,; Mrs Welsh. 1T. Ncbolai
IIocl: MA R en- No % East 6ls>t: MiE. Z,rrra No 30
East 37ts; Mrs Fred loT The Berkeley No. 20 5thave
Mrs d. Robinson. Bcrklcy House. aud Filth Avenue Hotel.
Prices Of according ocauon 10 he had Of Mrs A.
g. Darling No 23d ST. MIS- Egbert Guernsey, No.
Is Vest 2}l-st.
The children visiting the Carnival kindly requested
far as possible to appear in Fancy Costumes.
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kuD uses... 300 Sets..... G.l7 Moon sells. SUI
men wArER iHI- TAl- a non
ssicy Hook AS Cows STAND 4:Ji non u fcfil.. O@o
dIsu WAIEk JuIr DAY e. ~ - -,
Sandy Hoos 4ts Go, stand $50 Hell o. Ferry. 7O3
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Nmusemenis.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA. |
~ Messrs ABILITIES and PALMIER I!rro,"as
ID. DE NINO Iandsol |
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
OF TWELVE SUBSCRIPTION NlphiH
AND -FOUR MATfNEES.

d. DE manager
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
OF TWELVE SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS
AND -FOUR MATlNEEo.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. April 4 ..,
much pleasure eng liy
have at great outlay forming brilliant
ton of artists from the HAVANA OPERA .CDaifAN1
worthy Of the metropolis Of America, comprising t Ions
talented houses Of san CARO- HaD'
La scala. Milan; Madrid, Barcelona, sc: -, ,,-,-.
Donna soprano; Signor Angus TO ClbADf tt CO..
Tenor Sigu0rIENONE BERTOLASl The famous Bafiiohe
Signor UCMENI'O DAL NEGRO, the ointment Basso; -,
SO Taui ContTaltO--ignOrna astel. NlHh0ha hh,h
Si2uuIua Pcrsan TENOR AMI Bassi-sign0r COllt]Hdhl
SicnOF Garini. Sguor Baccrlli ,,-...,.u
sigBOIiba PALMIHA EAMBEIII, Prima Donna 90 nuai'o
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND GIAND tIOM1H -,
under the direction Of Mr.. MAN MARE. IIrh ,.--,,
REPEETOIItE, BALLO N MASCHERt, El'OlhllO'
POIIUTC. THOVATORE MAR1HA tec,
AND VERDTS GRAND TRAGIC oPEltA, ....
DON CARIOS don CARLOS:
SPECIAL SOTICE.-rhe directors negotiating WIN
NyO Tor the rcutre OF the famous Hungarian Nlgh
mcae Milo. lima Oh AURNKA,
who viii appear IA her greatest roles during me season
81 BSC 1T PTION FOR TWELVE NIGHTS.
BOXES $lI4 aud $40, according TO location
RESERVED SEAT, SD ,,-,.
THE SCALE or PRICES viii BE- adveIis on lhurso"y'
The substitution Book Is open III IhuIsiiN Hesl,
Tie sa. III seats single ngats begins on frEGiY
Sabsi ptons received AZ Academy stage door Oh l4hst
DQOTH's THEATER. Last Day Of
ID KIRALFY BROTHE RS adaptation OF the great farls
and London comic spectacular extravaganza
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Eer,Ire5 ana ltlectlnas.

FUDGE BICK'S TOUR THROUGH INDIA.
- viii Sttreopcon Views and organ A. compartment, az
~. Pauls Church. FOuravC., ~ INtnt} second St
TUESDAY, MaIct27 ats O'Clock ncSots 80 Cents al 3
Broadway. n RaDGolp''s and At GaIlcys.
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Hllsrel!aneoue

MERICAN EXOTIC AND BOTANIC GAR
a Di,N COMPANY soing a; low prices an immense
stock of cat flowers pOEg and garden plants palms eAoter
800 stc DEAAS BARNES, Receiver,
Io'''' wv Fitbusil. L.. !.
IJRIppI I'D SOLDIERS can get Artificial Legs
aoV. ar Irlo. sn,r of expense on Government
ccar CIfAS. NJ EVANS. Government MANUFACTURED C1n-
f1nuaii. Ohio. and Louisville ny.
NOR TXVALIDS' usc, thc JONXAC COGNACS
4 are plrest and best. VICTOR L. MAUGEk 10 Readest
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los. .Hirsch act. Trainer ct


q, Am. Female C society 1893. Hrsch ast Trainer ct
io, II aIlen Bk. agt Decker d99. .Gond as1 S Ueg;
westo vOOrns S SS5 TGe ~I 9g a., JsgT .nv
1s2. .F6nkc egt Dyer and GAO ', ct al 70, M, a.,
,ss Earle agt Hoffman. -, Sonnebern c, a. .,
is6 Cafn ct al ag Taylor Zo4''"hSoh az" Doilu e' d.
crRourr-PAKr I.-R.uRrrr J.
D., Ia,ouret:o act. Clark. 27GS.. Minor AFT Loft.
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,ooz Hs s% % s Rac6 u.s. slos F1en rece ast
$eeg omith ag paly ct 1873 Builder agt Phyte
aas.Adea ct al as Ache 1855 Butler rccgyycr ps''
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l5sjCo5cH' "S' Inv -'' 1891 Remington IT, sgt.
1919 .BcSsiz.n agt Bo .,-o WsslsImosn an.
e,o, Ic s AIT Wolf. 1851 .lhe Mayor sc, ACT.
$59 R.cnoa sei Bauer 100 Bulge ct al ag Frank
97i9 .HaGen ct a. agt cole 1900 ct a.. .,, 80.
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PART II.-DOXoHUE. J.
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1910 Liyesnqre Ct al. agt 2io2 KGImaRn pgt Her
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2z4o Ses6aa F,eetal $ie2 Eoa.s ag g4 con,s
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2252 McCrhhs agt Wet. 2i7G. .sclwel,eT agr. ROsen
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man, PASS Berger act. Fieke
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1895 Hsri at Wilsins 25los hi5cslch t. T acy.
surEMoR CovRl-sPEclAL THAN EIEu2ASJ
No day calendar.
TRIAL TERM-PAET Ivan VoGsTJ.
Case on-ij6.. Gilman AIT stevens. NO oay calendar
CoHsIoS PLEAs-EQUTY TERN-LAEErNoLE j.
No cay calendar.
TRIAL TERM-PAUr I.-lOHINsoN, ].
Case on.-3..Loyy agt Newman No day calendar.
MARINE COURI-1RlAL TEiH-PABT L-SlNEOTTJ.
3l40~.MooIe ct al. agi. Osborne
PART IL-GoErP J.
si5 ci@ & al at pyne g S5 Ys aS15 81
t4is Haas act Conner. azt B.uis Il a.
I,.s Huber agt Coun.r. CTS 1llson et al agt. Ma
N .tam Az NUN $500 HobGns agt Lyddy
l7SS Jackson act laimaD 5l05CanhaPe agt Fraser ct
Fs6 asI b6S'Dury. 9ll0. Gr1ndm agt Raben.
ii %5eiScr ag $3.50 sheslaa agt Baier
1920. Fish AT stIwell o. Handbook at Miller
6528.Cury AIT. Farley 72G4 Cr9Ig dgL craig
75I5-sinith at DIe.eT $685.. Gallagher aSt. hino~-
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Case On272o RDc2 at BF,l s and M"''s'Is ms Co.
GENERA, rfaN-AlkER SHERIDAN and sINSoTI, j.
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9muecmerrs.

GRAND CHARITY y. CON c0SC +
bV the
INFANTARMONIKTTES,
AT STEINWAY n ALL
MONDAY EVENING MARCH, 20 1877,
az OcOck.
Tho following eminent artists VII assist;
MI. J. n PATTISON, Pianist.
Mrs SCHEIDFR. Soprano Nis> HILIYER, Elocusionist
H.. GEO. q. SAiGENI. BlntOne: a.,
MI ~ ARBUCKLE, C1riot Mr - BEE1N ~, hlOoncc'o
e.. MAI/iA Violin. SignOr GAkAf, Bas5).
Mr EMIL GIANStI. Acoonpanst
PROGRAMME
TRIO OBJ II Fesca
Messrs. RAT lison. VI t7ka, aud Berg.cr. - .
on TIL PALERMO urbm "SciJn Nespres Nerdi
~i-n0r Garay.
VIOLoNCELLO 500.
Mr. z. Bel gner.
soIO-"Non conosc h,l ano.' from "Micnon) Thomas
Miss Snlic g. Kebor
RHAPsoDiE HoNvtOIsE No 2 List
J. M attisnu.
LIES RANEAUX" Cihr PALM Trcc-l .Faare
s!r. Geo &. = argent.
CoRNET SOLo-FaniaFe Original. ...........J Hartman
MI. ". ATbucSlc.
DUETTO-L addio ..... DoDzeu
Mira schneider and guor Garay. o.....,.,,.
MUBMURES EOlIFNS. GOttschaik
Mr. J. " Patiison
Miss Sal.ic c. Robcr.
SELECT READfNG-"re Wiichs Daughter whittier
Mss Hlyer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II-AGIangeI AMI con
Quoted ............... Mr.. A. X Newman
- TITE INFtNTARMONiKiTES.
During the performance The symphony" solos VIII DO
performed the Nighugae Glass iiarmonica Mouth Hhr
mOnra, Word ldIm"ticd, Cuckoo, Lther Triangle Bells,
and other " hiuter lns.rJmruts.'
Admission, secured seat, Al.
Tickets for sale SchubrTts, Union square, WnL " POND
Co.'S Dat broadwy am at sie"ays on evcnips of con-
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GENERAL SESSIONS PART I.-sUTuEsA,p John Br,u-
nan Joseph Maruuey robbery; Antonio NOi John Hogan,
{ odious assault aud battery Mary Jane Cunning
ham. Herman iiuze kate Dcgghcry, william O2aii} Leon
Irssplp-. John Holman Ch3I1ae Ryan, john StauingcT,
JOAn sullivan grand larceny owen carroll, William 30. q,
john McM,On burglary Albert scott forgery Charles H.
lI.lty false }rg,sys Henrietta lcar, discomfort! house
Pant lItiIE g,iEEvE iLaIu F. g. MSCdiIhy grand
LARCENY (COutiuuydl.
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nlilllaerp.

WANTED to purchase VELOCIPEpE
W 1.-TWO whccs must be NJ scoi order and vry ch,.
Address STATING ;eTl.s Sea NJ Box 80. ), rrpauo Orns~
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- 2lnsical JNsIrurue'lIs

| iGHTE X ERNST, old house of Lighte &,
IL Bradbury, Oncr thor spien'.d PfANO.FONTES az low
prices and on easy month. payments az II ast Ithst
smiths AMERICAN Oi.jANA.
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4 GREAT OFFER .!Me WIN ,sarias

dislo>' ~ loo PIANOS and ORGANS, am s.coIt
o. hrstciass makers including WATERS at lower . 49,,
Tor cash o inaalmoutS lei until paid tor than cvc be
foe nlcit,L WATERS GRAND. SQC RE a.l Tf.RIGI In
PIANOS and 0RG ,,A, iiNcLCDiXG THEIR NEW SGT.
Pianos 100; 7ll 500 not used year: '' stnI. Ogan
tJO. ~ stops SOS; ~ stops f0S; Is" stops s1j: $40!
stop 'l9' stops FluO. 80
der, and warranted. LOCAL. and TRAVELLING t,;EN "a
WANTED Illustrated Catalogues Mailed A lus ri 49,
count 10 Teachers M.ai1ls churohe, Lcdgcs, e sheet
music AZ half price HORACE WATERS q SONS Napa.
fscturers and Deasrs. 80 Fast lAthSt Un0lsadare n
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- X. BALL II Co..
bOs No. 10 Asst l.THsr.
i1ek mrs. fnf

z
n CAN BUY rs octave fine rosewood case
~ PIANOS tustd few moutlsl fOI $3.50 Cost uwu.r
$3.50 Nearly G,w tno CABINET OAuANS, Scts II reeds
II stops, >ub base octave rOupci, owner T3J nf
SO. \ 5-octayc organ fOr so MELODEDNS used 'brt
lIfte $40 aud ard tn. UlI vN make, mi
warranted Ia perfect Taken uAc!lis,
celebrated BEATTY PA No~ ard ORGANS tl,y are nus
sacrificed To make IN spItl1ss di inincr,,
and constantly INCREASING Hc. Now ready tv bCsl Uirr on
our owb Justly ceiebatcd INSTRUMENTS wlel DAYS
trial IL given Agents wanted bat
large discounts 20 thu Jye ~ ., Introduce ma i'm me- -
buihOHls. illustrated iiyguu free AG,r,s, DANIEt.
BEATTY Washington, New Jersey. "
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will take place on MONDAY EVENING April . Musical
me'0irs wiz be utitgIWrd IN Philadelphia distinctly
lac. ri hy the and cnrr Sew YORK.
Admission II zoe. lie
De- ~eihwHy Hail also S,iTm 7Ol,
at liU mars no II Broa way and SchUlcrt's, No. 23
Un!Oa-.Gilrc.
TUESDAY EVENING April 3, First Grand Telephone
Concert at the ACADEMY Of Music, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apnl 4, Second Telephone
4 ...rfn AIuIln. IiIn
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Eoieis.

NEW-ENGbAND HOTEL.-LodginGs, soc.
~ 900 light single rOoius for gentlemen only weekly ga
Is. CVravr BOwcry ana BaNarist
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GENERAL TFRN-AlkER,
ArDelis I'Jm OSdsrs.
l..Mattrrot Bachrachagt
Reid.
9. Baldwin act. Vance.
S..LaIaru- aEt Cen. We.
&. VI co.
4..ElaEc ct al. act. Patti
ssit
S..Matby agt. CoTev.
6..BamicIg rt al at
stern.
II -linEg AIT. II uskopt
5. Solomon ast. Perry et
al.
8. lynch agt. 81. John.
10. .Tcgu.ut AIT. StOuSht-
tuhlrgh.
Appfqts from judgments.
l..EOs- act. ByrHcs.
2. Won BTrssln a2L Wal
Gug.
3..Hcuders0n agt. Fuller.
ton.
f..Wadrm et al. act.
SEd!eI. imp,d.
s. .BlaFc IL a.. agt. Patti
sou.
6-.Dunu agt. Wells ct a..
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al.
1919. Gould agt. ORg.
90. King agt. Shears.
2Ol Spencer agt LalQr.
2O2. lord Il al. agt. Tiffany
ct al.
203. .DeutsChe Nat. Blk agt.
S0nnebOrn ct al.
204. Wilson agt. Bolliu ct al.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
From the Washington Capital. ]

ltTOul ING w washington OapltAi
The old lady got. after a time, to have
that most terrible of all Things, q griev-
ance. She would hold us by the hour
on that inexhaustible subject.
One night, at charming party given
by Mrs. Carlisle, we found ourselves,
with Nine. lie Vert on our arm, being
made acquainted with that grievance
We happened to pass the Spanish min
lister, then Admiral Polo, who was lean
ing gracefully against the wall.
us not that the Spanish minister ?"
asked my companion.
sit is"
"Do you know him well enough to
present me?"
''Know him2 Do I look like man
who did not know the Spanish Minis
ter? or course will present."
Now, we had never exchanged word
with this diplomatic gentleman, but we
were desperate, and so, marching up,
admiral Polo, permit me to intro
duce you to my dear friend, Nine. LIE
Vert.
ut gratifies me, Madame. to make
your acquaintance" And then, after a
slight pause, in which he eyed us, he
added, "And now, Madame. will you be
50 good as to introduce your escort ?"
This was such O cool piece Of diplo-
matte impudence that, before Nine. LIE
Vert could answer, we said:
"Why, Admiral, don't you remember
me I am Col. Casey, brother-in-law to
the government"
Poor Nine. LIE Vert gazed at us both
in mute establishment, but soon was
chatting with his diplomatic excellency
In Spanish.
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TIthioa IN. u Democrat. |

Fancy the time for rest that tho editor
Of u great journal like the New York
SIM must have, when no is al il every
day in tho week and Sunday too. We
Sun tast sunday noon, and thou i h. most SSf
Of tho editorial corps were out, we did
not catch Mr.. Dana asleep. There he
was--gtying directions. readiug and
clipping, showing n faculty for doing
"a half u dozen things ut once, like
Queen Elizabeth, who could dictate d
dispatch to Drake, chop logic with Ba-
con, eoquetto with Essex and Leicester,
aud fiatter Raleigh. at one aud the same
time. Mr.. Dana, in his black silk skull
cap. full beard, rudy complexion and
sharp gray eyes, bears striking resem-
bIauee to some old reforming monk Of
tho time Of Luther.
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NJ. Arag9's Nese
Tparis Lettsr.l

Senator Arago has proverbially
large nose. He Is an hereditary Repub-
licau, and royalists swear by bis organ,
and artists are loud In their praises OF
It's vermilion color. A few days ago,
during tho carnival in Paris, he was
going to Versailles, and in the same
compartment Of the railway carriage
were brother Senators and lady with
an infant on her knees. The child com
menced to cry. and Arago sDdeavored to
coax it to be calm, but the child cried
the more. The lady begged he would
from Paris, her infant being terrified
with the masks and false noses. so she
would be obliged il Arago would remove
his and conceal 1t for the remainder of
the Journey
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from the Virginia City Enterprise. |

IFrUm tHe VHRIHIH Oily EBt9fVrIHe.I
A large iron water pipe Is carried up
through the steeple to the large cross Of
the new Roman Catholic Church. The
pipe then takes the form of the cross,
behind which it is hidden, and from
holes perforated at proper intervals jets
are sent up. From the top Of the cross
and from the end Of each arm large
twenty-five feet, and between these are
thrown up great number of smaller
jets. Last evening the numerous Jets
spread out In the shape of fan. The
rays Of the declining sun fell upon the
jets and spray at just the proper angle
TO light up and bring out the whole LII 8
beautiful roseate glow, which surround
ed the top OF the cross like glory.
This novel fountain was not constructed
TOR mere ornament - 4 Intended TOR
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, y me Of J. B. Watkins; MIR. sartain that Of L.

the n.me Of J. d. Watkins; Mr.. sartain that OF L.
A. sheldon.
h. q. Perkins, who, however, expressed his Wish
that his name be Withdrawn. Mr. UAvy nomi-
mated Jim Lewis, aud Mr.. Kidd nominated Mr..
Rufus Crane.
The House esumei its separate sesHion. :,
pennte bill No LOG. substitute Tor House pil'
No 10s to regulate the police iries OF the STATE,
r ported favUrsbly with an amendment by the
Committee On judiciary. -,
The amendment referred TO provides that the
Governor shall appoint ponce lnroE iot sa dfo
Police jury ward OF The differ NJ country paiishes
uui the next general election.
The amendment WINS withdrawn aud The Senate
bill co Cured il finally.
t3enate ieiut resolution No. 2, providing FOR q
oot mis- 45n TO sit during recess TO consider and
aupueet what amendments to the State oonstitu.
tio., arc necessary. Heppftsd upon fayorAbiy.
with amendmeuta by the judiciary Committee.
ono IN ndmeut provides that the commission
shall meet IN New Orleans on y day 10 be hAt q
bv Themselves; tbs session MOI 10 exceed fl teen
days and the members 10 receive eight dollars
per day Tor paeh day they sit, and to be entitled
10 their actual travelling expenses coming 10 aha
going tr nj Nev Orleans.
ho bill ana amendments we're inaehhls@y
postponed.
tenate bill Mo. 1873, the Election bill. cams. UP,
was read and WAS paased taaily with p eli8nt
aenhamaai, sud motion TO fooonslaef wac
Tablet.
EelA q Nlll NO. lats 10 lltllithfo t'f1
of the II laipg anu funfed debt Of the olty ut New
Ufieans. Referred - tho ia ieiaiy Com nittee'
tenate bill NJ. 979, 10 enforce the constitu-
lonol smeisimenti OF 1874, supplemental TO tho
F1ndng B-ard got. ,t
Jbs bin was discussed at come length by
Speaker Bush, Mr. jonas aud blr. Hi, OF 0t-
leans. On the pmend ueet reported b. the Ju.
dlbary Committee, excluding tho President OF
The Cotton Esohtnge from membership on the
Funding 81 I'd. ar. Jonas favo cd the amend.
,,,t1 Nn nd "a anna n
was voted down.
speaker Dueh offered m amendment providing
TINT neither aot No. o. nor this no shall Affect
tho provisions OF act No II OF 1875 nor Of act
No. 80 of 1876 which shall remain IN full force.
Adopted. Tue bill 90 amended was passed
finally.
House bill No. 2s2, creating Bo7rd Of Au9it,
reported from tho judiciary Committee with
Slight msndments.
The bill was ordered printed in Tho Journal
aud IN lido the special order for Monday Mt
O'clock.
sonate bill No. 13b, to supply assessment rolls
lost or carried away. etc., was oonourrsd In
dn4lly.
Tho House adjourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

vrba v,,,,,,. MS, ~ -
40 toui" men Cohcotdla Try Club
WllL give u pllmehIatY May festival
on Saturday, May 5, at tho Fair
Grounds.
rho aooit,+e. rr,.,,..,... a. 4,,s.
sanee at d,Asaistaufa hfntnsila ,,rnr,1.a,.
s,ivtn1, , ,,rn,,d III - ~ ~ p1,ppuos
-, I1t,,,7a,, I'll a;t w 'ao opeIa uous"
r...s.
ltlneEhub ednehtlonat missionaries lr0
just now making Canal street lively
with their Orntory over peculiar gystema
of lightning calculation.
We OBJ .erve with pleasure that Jrdea 1,i,,inga
has appointed Sir. Ii. L. I.As4rus i stand3no
Master 10 Ohaucsry. Mr. LgSrns ID the inninTr
member of he well hao@n iirm Of Etistis h
LAZARUS Although q very young msp. IA f..a
already taken q high pottion ut the bar aud II
recognized ns one Of tie nblest. "a well a. nf,a III
The most energetic, of the younger members Of
his profession lie is peculiarly asaljfied for Inn
d eate end Responsible duties III the efco con-
ferred on him. and his appointment will be f1pi-
yersally recognized by his colleagues nt the bar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01

The Senate took up the Conference Commit tee
appropriation bill yesterday and passed 1t with a
few amen ments. which will b. found in our re-.
port or the proceedings.
In the House, Representative J Ross Stewart.
Of Tensas. half brother Of .x-Gov. Pinchbaok,
was sworn In in tho early part of the session.
The work Of taking up preferred bills was re-
sumed.
The senate election BILL almost fac sime oil
the House bill, was CONQUERED In with q slghs
amendment.
House bill, providing Tor 9 Board OF Audit, and
The Senate bill supplemental to tho new funding
board act. were also passed finally. The latter
bill, as concurred in by the House, retains the
President If the Cotton Exchange az q member
Of the board.
Senate bill to provide for tho assessment rolls
throughout the State, lost or stolen by the Bad
icsle, was also concurred Ia by the Aouse.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-01
TCourier- journal.

George Francis Train has joined, no
doubt with u view to lead, the crusade
against lawyers. Thus splutters his re-
dundant genius: Life. property,
honor, Electoral College, Congress,
finance, railways, legislation every
thing Is in the hands OF lawyers. Two
thirds Of all cabinets, conventions. con-
crosses are lawyers. The curse Is uni
yersal. Hornets, shoppers, potato
bugs in every city Cobra, Spitz. moe
casin. boa in Congressl Jackal, hyena,
pole-cat in all legislation Shark, devil
fish and Bradley In umpire Returning
Boards. And the greatest Of all is
BradleyI'