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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

Can't the garbage carts take trip out Palmyra
ntreet, In the rear Of Claiborne Market
Sunday morning parties are now en- regle for
French Market, and dawn sees many OF our ladies'
lourneying toward that resort.
We are indebted to the gentlemen of the La
Sayeete Young Mems Benevolent Association for
pleasant serenade.
The fact that the draining canals in the rear of
the city have to be kept full OF water for fire use
has excited much comment When rains occur
the low lands are flooded, and the draining ma
chines are not OF sufficient capacity to carry off
the water.
AT meeting held corner Spain and Dauphine
streets, the Shakespeare Literary Club was Or
E.snized and the Following officers elected y.
Blum, president: -. vice president; Emile
Lazard, recording secretary; Sam Barnes, Jr.,
financial secretary; Meyer II. aradwohl, treas
urer.
There has just been iuaugursted a new park
on the Delachaise Ground, called the Ogden
Park, 575 BY 430 feet, where our base balsts will
donbtiess hold forth in future. On Sunday,
December 2, the r. e. Lees and the Towards
play the initiatory game As this is the old hunt
ing grounds OF base ball, large crowd may be
expected.
Mr.. DeWolf, the well-known rider at long dis
tances, has just arrived in our city, where he pro-
poses to display sample of his skill The fol-
loving, clipped from an Ohio paper, shows what
Mr.. DeWolf has done:
"The paramount attraction of the day was the
race against time by Prof. DeWolf, forty miles in
ewo hours, using ten horses and changing from
one 70 the other while running, the changes being
made at the end of every mile. Some of the
horses ridden were saddled, others bareback. The
rider was dressed in white tights, white shirt and
cAp and top boots. The start was made at 1112
2. M, the first mile being made in 2:4O The
horses we're picked up in the country around,
ana some Of them we're entirely too pluggy
Tor the business; one had never been backed
before. In the third mile the horse stumbled
and fell. throwing DeWolf over his head, but
leaping TO his feet he ran, eaped astride another
horse and was off with delay of only half a
minute. A little stimulus was taken by the Pro-
lessor occasionally to keep bis head level, pre-
sumo. His wife witnessed the race from the re-
porters' stand. not forgetting her husbands in
junction to not scream if he should be thrown
AZ the end OF the twentieth mile be was five
minutes ahead Of time. There we're really but
three Of the ten horses that we're fit to ride in
such . race. Twice they bolted, showing more
Of desire for oats than to run the race which
Was completed in one hour and fifty three min
utes, or seven minutes ahead of time. DeWolf
WAS little blown at the close, but tripped up the
stairway among the reporters, and was as good
- new in q half hour.
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MEETING OF THE TEACHERS ASsO
CITATION.

This association met at IL m. yesterday at the
Boys Central High School, for the purpose OF
perfecting its organization.
The committee presented constitution and
bylaws, which was accepted.
The name chosen was the Teachers Associa-
ton Of New Orleans; members to be elected only
on ballot, and applications to be made in writing.
The following officers. were elected: Prof. J. E..
Seaman, president; Major J. L. Cross, vice presi-
dent; Prof. F. A. Golding, vice president; Mrs.
Eliza Clark, secretsry; Miss M. l.. Moody, as
sistant secretary; Miss E. 8. Rossner, treasurer.
committee OF five ladies was appointed to
make arrangements for the regular exercises:
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcdonald, chairman, Mrs. 8. Easton,
Miss M. Purcell, Miss Fl. o. White and Mrs. f.
o. Toonus.
Mr.. Wayne, president Of the old association,
turned over in formal way the effects of his or
ganzation.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on the
9Th Of December, at 10 g. m.
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BALLS.

The Robt. E. Lee Rowing Club give fancy
dress, mask and calico ball at Perfect Union Hall
on Saturday next, the LIST Of December.
We are obliged to the Pike Benevolent Associa-
ton for an invitation to attend their second COM
plimentary fancy dre's soree at Exposition Hall
on Wednesday. the 2S.h inst.
Company D battalion Royal Guard has our
thanks for invitations to their grand Calico dress
and military ball, to take place at Harmony Hall
on Saturday next, the LIST Of December.
st. Patrck's Hall will be enlivened on the night
OF December % by an array Of beauty and man
hood call together by Pelican Hook and Lad
der Fire Company No. H. who will give there
grand fancy dress. mask aud firemen's ball. All
precautions have been taken to make the affair
select and entertaining, and we have no doubt
that it will be complete success in every point
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A PLEASANT OCCASION.

Last evening the members Of the Lafayette
Young Mems Benevolent Association assembled
for the purpose of receiving from the fair hands
of their lady friends beautiful silk flag The flag
was from Mrs. N. and Miss Fiegler. and the gift
was worthy of the kind ladies from whom it came.
The association left their hall at the corner of st.
Denis al d Washington streets at o'clock, head
ed by the Thirteenth Infantry band, and marched
the association arrived. 10 an earnest and elo.
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PIANos.-The wel-known piano dealer, Mr.
Louis Grunewald, of Grunewal Hail. has at pres
ent one of the largest and best selections of
pianos, organs, musical Instruments etc, to be
found South. Having many years experience
in the piano business, and having ample means
for paying cash for all purchases, manufactur-
ers always send their very best instruments to
him. Mr.. Grunewald sells pianos on long time
for monthly payments. thereby placing piano
within the reach of almost every one. See card
in another column
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Fur trimmings at the Palais Royal.

NATIONAL THEATRE.-This evening the Ger
man omnany, which Is performing three times
a week, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, will
produce the amusing comedy, with songs and
music: in four acts, by H. Salingre. entitled
Berliner Kinder" The entire strength of the
company is in the cast, and as the perform
ances are patronized by the leading German
citizens. and the theatre usually crowded on
Sunday evenings, this popular play will attract
a large audience
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FURNITURE EMPoRIUM.-Messrs r. NJ &B. J.
Montgomery. whose elegant establishment in
the Moresque Building, corner of Camp and
Poydras streets, attracts 50 much attention at
present, cordially invite their friends, strangers
and the public generally to call and examine
their beautiful stock, OF silk, reps and hair
cloth parlor suits, bedroom suits with dress
ing cases and glass door armoirs, dininp-roOm
suits; in fact, everything in the way OF furni-
house, and at prices to suit the times, See their
card in another column.
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THE NEW DEMOCRAT SUNDAY NOVEMBER rs, 1877!
ausnt manner delivered the following address;
Gentlemen OF the Lafayette Young Mems Benevo.

auent manner delivered the following address;
Gentlemen OF the Lafayette Young Mems Benevo-
lent Association:
On behalf of tho ladies OF the Fourth District.
/, beg yc;.: will accept this flag. the emblem OF
..oerty, az token oil our regard and admiration
OF the zeal You have displayed as an orgsnzsmop'
in endeavoring ito elevate the social status Oh
your society. Let it, the banner CT the tree, a.
ways remind you that under it's protecting ioin y
you have right to freedom OF speech, -. ana
thought. Cherish it as yon would your ives,
and never allow the lustre Of it's beauty TO DO tar
pshed by insult. The object OF your association :,
being bensvolenoe, we sincerely trust that TINS
flag will be always present in your thoughts 10
guide you in the good work you have under
taken.
Mr.. r. J. O'3uvan, president OF the assooia-
ton, responded in neat speech, after which
the line marched through our principal streets
and serenaded the press. Their ball at bt. Pat
rick Hall followed, where until very late hour
the 'dsncers dancing in tune" enjoyed Strauss
and Wagner TO their hearts content. The fol-
lowing are the officers Of the association: A..
Graft, Jr., marshal; T. J. O'Sullivsn, president;
Geo. B. Welt. secretary: John j. Galliard. fnsn"
cial secretary; Frank Won der Hssr, treasurer;
II. D. Brousssau, sergesnt-at-srms.
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A sheath knife.

At about O'Clock yesterday difficulty took
place between two men ed respectively Luke
Mclaughlin and Jack Lee, during which the lat
ter pulled out sheath knife and cut the former
in the left arm. He is in the lookup, and Mo
Laughlin in the hospital.
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who Fired that Shot ?

Officer J. J. McEntee reported at the station
that pistol was fred off at the corner of Lafa-
yette aud Rampant streets by unknown parties.
This is the officers statement OF the affair, yet
man, whose name the officer did not take the
trouble to ascertain, called at the station little
while after the shot had been fred and reported
that man named Brady had fred at him with
the intention OF taking his life. VJgiant police
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A MISTAKE.

Allegations Of n Times Corre spOndent RE-
futed.
corresondent OF the Times wants to know
"why 1t is that the employees of the City Surveyor
are not paid for september" and signs himself
ian employe of the Surveyor" Roundabout
answers, enormously, that they are not paid for
treasury.
We say enormously, because the employees OF
the Surveyors Department haze been paid for Sep
TENDER, q fewdays ago. Surveyor dHemeoourt
questioned every employe in his Office yesterday.
to ascertain which one OF them addressed the
communication to the Times, but with no success.
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One of the finest qualities of Staub, who, as is
well known. keeps his news stand at Gold
thwaite's book store on Exchange Alley near
up. He always has the latest news on hand.
To-day he has. together with all Northern and
Western papers, Harpsr's Weekly. the Chimney
Corner and Scribner's Monthly for December,
all full OF news. engravings and interesting
feaSlinz matter.
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RunkO.

It is rnmored that the ghost Of bunko has
arisen on 1t. Charles street, and an unsuspscting
amount OF money. Look into it Chief Boylan, and
nip the thing in the bud.
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Burglary.

night or so ago burglars broke into the resi-
dsncs OF John smith, corner of Gsiennie and
Magazine streets, and stole lot Of iewelry and
other articles. The police are Investigating the
robbery.
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THE LAST STRIKE ENDED.

The manufacturers having not come to time as
rapidly as was expected, the cigar makers have
concluded it is said, to make the best terms they
can with them, permitting each manufacturer to
make his own terms. This has already been an
ticipated by quite number of the strikers, who
have resumed work at the old prices, while others
obtained slight advance. Practically the cigar
makers strike is therefore ended.
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LUPIN's FRENCH MERINoEs.-M. L. Pyrne &
Co will offer this week large lot of Lupin's
French merinoes. in ali the new colors at 5;
cents yard, 40 inches wide.
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WEATHER BULLETIN,
GAutiOnary Signals Up mt New Orleans
Galveston and IndianOla,

EAuttOnary signals Up mt New Orleans,
Galveston and IndianOla.
Tho temperature according to Frigerio on
yesterday went from 4S to GA degrees, and on the
night previous the mercury at one time touched
IS degrees.
Last nights Signal Bureau kilograms instruct
ID the observers at New Orleans, Galveston and
Indianola to raise their
cAUTIoNARY SIGNAL FLAGS,
the same telegram predicting southerly winds
ahifting to colder northerly winds. The after
noon dispatches noted the velocity Of the wind at
OOrsicana, Texas. twenty miles an hour, Calves
fon thirteen, and at Indianola thirty-two miles
~ hour. The temperature reported did not vary
much from the day previous, and light rains were
reported only at Cincinnati, Lacrosse, Omaha
md Pittsburg.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

Misses cloaks received at the Palais Royal, 1877
Canal street, 81 Is up.
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M. l.. Byrne 4 Co. advertise to open tn is week
large lot Of Lupin's French merinoes in all
new colors at fifty-fve cents per yard, forty
inches wide
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Senior Nicanor Trellis, one of the leading Span
ish citizens of the city, yesterday issued, printed
in Spanish, La Fraternidad, Organo Del Trabajo
La Industrial ell Commercial, a weekly paper,
and one devoted to the commercial, manufacture
ing and industrial interests of the city. The first
copy is neatly gotten up, and the future of the
new journal promises WELL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

Silk fringes reduced at the Palais Royal
Worsted fringes from 10 cents yard up.
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Ladies' cloaks, 50 so UP, at Levy's Paais
Royal, 1877 Canal street.
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MINOR TOPICS.

Police AppOintments-TbeM Market Street
Plank Read.
Yesterday afternoon the Mayor ordered the
promotion OF the following supernumeraries to
regular numbers on the police: Second Pre-
cinct, John Weldon Sub. Seventh Precinct, P.
NJ ,Intyre, and the Harbor Precinct E. Gilbert
The following bids for constructing the plank
road on Market street were opened yesterday:
Peter Marley. $1,000; r. J. Connolly, $780, JAS.
j. O'Hara, $l093. Mr.. O'Hara's bid will, In all
probability, be accepted by the Council.
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Zephyr shaWls just received at Leyy's Palais
B0yad, Is7 Canal street.
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Will Offer Tomorrow
THE ENTIRE STOCK.

THE ENTIRE STOCK.
without going into details. we would call your
attention, among the MANY EXTRA ORDINARY
BARGAINS. to the following:
FRENCH CORSETS.
At 50 cents pair.
BOYS FULL FINISHED FRENCH SOCKS,
At Is cents pair.
VEIL BAREGES.
Worth 60 cents, at Is cents O yard.
WHITE TARLATANS (Frenehl,
Atsl rs for 1e1z yards.
ETC, ETC.
We would also call vour attentiou tn
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LA FRATERNIDAD.

New American Sewing Machine, 1856 Canal
street.
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LEWIS Palais Royal holiday catalogue is ready,
with prices. Get one.
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CITY ECHOES.

Toys are displayed at the Palais Royal, and
are the wonder of everybody.
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New arrival of combination colors of worsted
fringes and brads at Levy's.
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New American Sewing Machine. 1876 Canal
street.
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AUCTION SALE!

From the great auction sale Of last Tuesday
and Wednesday, at which the entire stock of
Messrs. T.. Molinie & Co. nargs Importers, WAS
sold at the highest bid. we took advantage of
this extraordinary opportunity. and will offer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

ChilIren's suits Il 80 at the Palais 70. a.
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.Rsad Nayra's invitation to tho China Palace.
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Important

AUCTION SALE!
From the great auction sale of last Tuesday
and Wednesday, at which the entire stock of
Messrs. E. Moline b Co. tlarge importers, was
sold ut the highest bid. we took advantage of
this extraordinary opportunity. and will offer
TOMORROW
$4,000
Worth d Imported French Goods,
PRICES THAT WILL DESERVE YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
As the goods were imported by Messrs Il
Molinie direct from the manufacturers of
France. they are CAREFULLY SELECTED to
meet the wants of this section
Having bought this
Immense Stock
HALF THE IMPORTATION PRICE,
We propose to allow our friends and customers
the benefit. and
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$1,000 WORTH
OF
CHOICE BLACK GOODS.

which We received from this great sale, and
will offer
50 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAINEs
at Is cents.
100 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAINES
Mt 30 IS and 40 cents.
20 pieces BLACK FRENCH CAsHMERES,
ut 50 and 80 cents a yard.
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Read Navra,s invitation to the China PaIac..
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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BREvITIEs.

street,
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Zephyr hand made sacks for children Of al
ages 75c., at the Palais Royal.
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Immense Stock
HALF THE IMPORTATION PRICE,

We propose to allow our friends and customers
the benefit and
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We would also call your attention to
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MISSION.
Gen. Weitzel and Major Benyaurd Going
Away for a Few Days.
The photographic Commission yesterday trans
mitted their preliminary report to the mayor.
The document, which is quite lengthy, embodies
the following:
The board have been able to decide upon the
general features of a plan for the permanent pro-
lection Of the whole city front. yet they think it
advisable to await the completion of . careful
photographic survey before presenting plans and
estimates. The board have examined the valua-
BILE charts and reports placed at their disposal BIS
the State and city engineers and obtained in
writing and conversation the opinions OF distin-
guished local engineers and other gentlemen, all
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with an explicit professional opinion, but Was
led TO infer that he regarded my friends religious
yagary as the product Of an abnormsliy placid
state OF mind and not, as ] had feared,
symptom OF dsquietude and p'rturbs-
lion Of faculty. The occupation of the
Gapitm rs bulldoser for the temporal
purposes Of politics being gone, by reason
OF the remarkable behavior Of the administration,
and The country being thereby safe, ut least for
time, there nothing irrational in the new atti-
tude OF my venerable friend. Besides, the 40
eomplished Doctor called my attention TO the fact
that the capital was q forty column paper, that
the enorosehments OF my friends vagary had as
yet not reached two columns, while the remain
ing thirty eight were just as wicked as
ever, II mob more go. Upon more crit
ioai scrutiny l found the Doctor was
right. Still the stockholders OF the Cdpdal
will do well to watch The course OF my venerable
and distinguished friend it's editor, for that
ninety per cent Of what is called the "goodwil "
Of newspaper consists in this case Of Its repu-
tstion for bold and original wiokedness q reru.
iation which, unless the Sunday meditatiops are
discontinued. will soon be sacrificed to be re-
| placed by repute like that Of The Philadelphia
Leduer. A. O. HUELL.
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by TELEGRAPH.
KELLOGG, PI1Kis AND AN
DERSDN.
The Carpet i'aggers Of Louisiana
Importuning the President
for Office.
small Prospects Of their Success In This
Line.
Tgpeeisl TO N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Kellogg, An
derson and Pitkin have been very busy
to-day. but there are as yet no develop
ments 30 far as can be ascertaIned. me
President aud Cabinet would like TO do
something to silence the opportunities
and threats of this irrepressible gang,
but, on the other hand, are apprehen-
sive that ii their demands are accedeo
to, and Anderson made Collector or tit-
kin appointed Marshal. the scandal Oh
that fact would be greater than any
scandal they could make by spltelu'
exposure OF their own corruption. The
dilemma is choice between two very
dirty jobs and between different methods
uf tlisposiug Of a very pestilent crowd
Thn Administration does not seem 70
nave arrived at decision. BUELL..
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THE MILITIA.
Gpn. Ogden Compliments his Gallant Men.
HEADQUARTERS La. SrATB MILITIA,
Nav Orleans Anrii "a hit. [

Gpn. Ogden Compliments his Gallant Men.
HEApouARrERs La. ErArB MILITIA,
New Orleans, April 49, 1877. I
General Orders No. ISL
The Major General commanding takes pride in
acknowledging to the oitizsn soldiers Of L,uisi-
ana his cordial approval of their conduct during
the trying events OF the pa four months.
On the 9th IF January, at the summons OF
your lawful Governor, by tho irresistible moral
force OF your organise ion, you placed the Exeou-
tive of the peoples choice in possession Of the
public Offices Of the State, without firing shot,
such triumph, bloodlessly won, should be
doubly dear to every true American citizen.
Under your voluntary and unrecompensed
guardianship maintsined by night and by day,
at the sacrifice of every private interest, the peace
Of this great city. through months OF anarchy,
has been perfectly preserved. nor has any man
however justly odious suffe red in Lody or estate
sor bs political opinions.
You have given enduring proof that well or
dered militia is the best security Of free states
and justified the wisdom of our fathers in seour
ing to the people forever the constitutional rgh
10 keep and TO bear arms
Your steadfast loyalty and incorporating
| frmness, your ceurage, constancy and discipline
have been bulwaik against the encroaehmenti
of tyranny, and an impregnable safeguard to th'
whole community.
| You will carry to your homes, and bear will
you through life, the grateful remembrance Of
rapsomed State, and the consciousness Of havinl
exhibited in n rare degree those civic virtue
upon Which alone the hopes Of republican inst
| tutions rest.
In the name Of all the people OF the State
Louisiana tho Msjor General commsnding rt
turns you his heartfelt thanks.
FRED. N. OGDEN, Major General.
Official;
T. LEE EHuIE. Col. and A.. A. G..