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mA7oRAtTy or HKw ORLEANS, I
ity Hall March ~ tHra

Ing ordinance.
mA7oHAITy or HEw ORLEANS. Z
ity Hall. March ~, 1878. !
mo. Observation-Disclosures ssrlssJ
An ordinances 10 provide for ths establishment,
regulation ami government Ut privats mar
ksts in the CITY ii New Orleans and 4, r,rs,-
vide penalties for the violation Of tbs Dro-
Visions thereof.
Of the city 81 Nov Orleans. .Tpat .pfyats nar-
ksts for The sale Of meats. fish. vegetables.
fruIt and other oomsssiblss. may bs opened
and kept In any portion of the city Of New Or
leans not Within n radius of six saparss Of any
public market pi said city. prevldsd the pro-
ded s sfa asd s' eompss viz
the provisions OF this ordinance and otbsr Or
di asn t FL !, e the saae subject ~ssr
private markets, shall bs kept In The lower story
q f NE building y which they are opened, and
81 pr9sasd ws ss e. nges
daily. No meats or oTher eonsstibiss shall 30
exposed on The bapqustte. they shall be closed
FOR any violation Of any Of the provisions. gi
This section the persons offending shall be liable
70 q flns Of NOT less than five nor more than
by the recorder u the district in which the said
market may be situated.
T. ns = y ipns, sasa e.. Thaf the
th?rlty. by himself or deputy. TO inspect all pri~
vats markets at any hour when they may be
ppstor Of private "art,t 10 psrmt sue saob Pr ip
spsotlon shall render him liabls 10 n flne, 10 be-
Imposed and collected as provided In the pre-
sso,4. Dc i further ordained. etc. That no
private market shall be permitted within q
.aas q , sis GIe9 la Q, pabe market II ~
Police, under the direction of the Admlnistra-
tor % Cofnmsrcs, y cause any privatss
This section 10 be closed. and any per.
s son., oP ~ private MARKET IN yIg-
thc nj tnaI et,n I.r
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Mr. II. N. Jenkins, solicitor IF pntenis No
y Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list oil
pnhnts granted Southern inventors for the
week ending March IL. 1878:
Louisiana J. II. Normnnd and Leon
Dntiho. Nhtchitoehes. medicatsd oils.
Alabama William II. Avery, Cherokee
key guards
floridl. a.. +. Miller, Jacksonvillc, ma
chine for treating pnlmett, leaves
Texas NJ. j. Chrncs, Gonzales, buckles.
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A PURE TABLE WISE.-Our esteemed friends
Messrs. ID. Il Morphy, the well known auc-
tioneers. hnye added another branch to their
business. Thy have taken the agency for this
city OF the White Elk Concord Wine" which
mas already gained such an extended reputa-
ton as most delightful table wine. Sam pies
OF this wine can be had at the establishment Of
the Messrs Mnrnhy -
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SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR COsSTRUC.
TION or SHELL ROAD.

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS. Cfr7 HALL
Now Orleans, March ~, 1878. !
ssaled proposals will be received at this offeS
until MONDAY. tho eighth dhy Of April. 1915 nj
II O'Clock m, for CONSTRUCTION or A SHE'LL.
ROAD on Bonlat street. from st. Charles 10 81.
George streets. In accordance with spseiaca-
lions on file In the office Of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves ths right 10 reject any or
oil bids. -
JOHN McCAFFEYY.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Those Of our readers who
nave not yet visited Tho handsome photograph
proprietor. should do 80. Upon the walls are
hanging on nil sides evidences Of his superior
hkiil ~ an artist. and can readily gee thia ia
the place 10 have ~ true likeness taken as well
as to have first cIass artistic picture.
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The most cnterprsng piano manufac
their circulars announcing that thew were
awarded the first prize" at the Paris Expo
sition for the best and sweetest toned iustil
ment
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:, We have just received beautiful waltz, with
the compliments Of the publisher. the we'll
waltz is styled Grace. BEAUTY and Modest
and Is dedicated to Miss Stanffer. daughter Of
our worthy felloW-ctizen, /. II. Stauffsr Copies
Baronn0 street -
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Mr.. Fl. N Soria whose large wagon and cart
store Is at Nos. Is and 20 Union street. and Is
and u Perdido street. has now on hand select
carts and spring works of every description
also. drays. wheelbarrows, in fact everything
that can be found in first class store,
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CARRoLLToN ExcURsIoN.-A delightful trip is
Brown. from Carrollon at So o'clock this even
log. to the city. Fare ten cents for tho benefit
81 the orphan asylums OF this city SEQ Capt,
Browns advertisements
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

SUBMISSIONS OPENED.
John Daniel Hanson. Win. s.. Tpwues.
Sophia Loge
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By applying at No. 377 Chartres street be-
tween Frenchmen and Elysian Fields. narties
IN need OF houses or stores to rent, can strike q
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Civil Service Reform.

b IN. Y. Tribune. April IL
Inc bill introduced in the House, to-day. by
4 representative Harrison, "To provide for a
pore eincient civil service in the United
|.sates. provides that there shall be created
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Don't forget to 90 to Nine. Rosa RcynoIrs
grand opening on Monday. Tuesday and Wed.
nesaay. She has IN unusually large stock this
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Just received ut n. M h y. J. Montgomery's
Moresduc Building the lntest i'm proved refriv
fratory and Ice boxes Also. Florida swan
cedar chests
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A grand opening Of spring fashions Mt No 9
Charles street Mme Heynoir has one Of the
most exquisite selections Of imported and do
mosllo tashions that We have soon.
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MUNICIPAL ADvEHTTgEMENTs.,
-
TENTH QUARTERLY ALLOTMENT or
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, Ctry HALL,
New Orleans. April q. 1878. !
The tenth allotment of forty. i've SERIES will
take place In the office Of tho Administrator Of
Public Accounts. City Hall. on MONDAY April
10. 1878. ut 10 O'Clock n. In.
!. r. HEAfA ---
hp7 VI Admin jstratDr.
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JOHN MCCARTNEY.
DEPARTMENT or fMrRovgMgnTs,
a Ill

DEPARTMENT or fMrRovgNgnTs /
Room 1et City Hail. I
New Orleans. March 1, 1878. J
Soaled proposals will be- received at this Office
until MONDAY. the first day Of April. 1879, at II
o'clock M. for the construction 81 Draining
Machine. 10 be erected on the banks Of the Or
leans Canal. on tho property known M the OLD
CITY PARK. Mstairie Ridge. In accordance
with the specifications on fis In no office OF tho
City burysyor. All bids must bs properly en-
ysoped and Endorsed as follows: Proposal for
Construction Of Draining Machins."
Tho city reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. JNO, MCCAFFHEY
Administrator.
DEPARTMENT or fMrBovENEHrs CrrY HALL. 1
New Orleans. March ze. 1878. !
Tho time for receiving bids for construction
81 draining machine In hereby extended tn
Wednesday. May 1, 1873.
JHO. McCAFFEKY.
Administrator.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
or PRIVATE MARKETS.

DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE. gtrv Half,
New Orleans April 1, 1878. !
Your attention Is hersby called TO The follow
Ing ordinance:
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J. r. Walker. removed to No. 1854 Canal strset

Immense bargains ut Danzger's tomorrow.
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}. X. Walker. removed to No 1874 Canal street.

Immense bargains at Danz'ger's to- morrow.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

NEW SUITS FtLEb.
7. Nugent vs. j. NJ Shawhan.
9. Mehls II Go. VS.. j. M. Abadie.
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IMPORTANT TO MACHTsIsTs.

uh97 til
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KATE CLAYTON, the actress, was mar
ried to Charles A. Stevenson, at New York,
on the 4th inst.
THE floods in California have caused
very great damage. One farmer lost 10000
sheep and 5000 acres of wheat, by the
water.
THE position of the British ships at
Tugla is regarded as critical, owing to the
short run for torpedo boats from Tchekmeje
or San Stefano. 1t is strongly suspected
that Thorncraft torpedo boats and White
head torpedoes are being dispatched to the
sea of Marmora, in sections.
S. CHAMBERLAIN, of Cleveland, has
been appointed receiver for Greenleaf, \ or
ris & Co., of New York.
WIN. II. VANDERBILT will settle the
suit between himself and his brother Cor
nelius, by paying the latter Sl,000,000
EX-SENATOR B. F. WADE, died at his
home in Jefferson, Ohio, on the I'd inst.
Gov. HoLII IDAY, of Virginia, has We
toed the bill prohibiting the reception of
coupons for taxes going into the school fund.
The senate sustained the veto.
THERE is a general strike among the
aborers of the Welland canal works, at
Welland, Ont, for an increase of pay.
ACCORDING to the express company's
reports Sl1 900 trade dollars were shipped
east from San Francisco during February of
which 364, 900 went during the last half of
the month.
Miss BERTHA NON HILEERN COM
pleted her one hundred mile walk, at Pitts.
burg, on the night of the 9th ult, in
twenty-eight hours, with six and one-hali
minutes to spare. She walked the last ten
miles in three hours and ten minutes, and
the last mile in eleven minutes and forty.
five seconds.
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BROAD.
A CORRESPONDENT at Ron

A CORRESPONDENT at Rome learns, on
good authority, that the pope has caused
the notice of his accession, sent to Hum
bert, to be addressed to the King of Sar-
dilia.
The active army of Germany consists
of about Il, 900 officers, 6SS,OO0 privates,
1900 cannon and 233, 900 horses.
IN consequence of the recrimination,
at the chamber of deputies, about the veri-
tication of the election, Paul de Cassagnac
and Mr.. Thomson, of the Left, fought duel
at Saint Germaine on the I'd inst Cassag-
macs sword pierced Thomson's throat, in
ficting probably fatal wound.
JOHN RUsKIN, the well-known writer,
is reported dangerously i'll from overwork
RICHARD BRIGHT, the Conservative
member of parliament from East Somerset
shire, is dead.
HERR CAMPHAUsEN, the Prussian
minister of finance, has definitely rendered
his esignation.
A DISPATCH from Rome says the
pope has intimated his desire that pilgrims
abstain from any special allusion TO politics
in the addresses to him.
The National Zeitung cordially well
comes Bayard Taylor's appointment as
United State Minister to Germany, as one
comforting honor on Germany and America
alike, and calculated to strengthen the al
ready strong ties between the two countries.
CARDINAL MCCLosKY, presenting his
homage to the pope, on the 25th inst, said
he had no reason to deplore the lateness of
his arrival in Rome, as the conclave had
made so excellent a choice. Cardinal
Simeoni has been re-appointed and confirm
ed in hispost as pontifcial secretary of state.
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ing places OF safety for the women and
children.
THE sub-treasury at San Francisco
commenced taking popular subscriptions to
the four per cent. loan, about February LIST,
and received, during the month, subscrip-
tons aggregating $l05,750 The mint coin.
age for February was: Double eagles, $55,
600; trade dollars, S14, ,1S4 200; subsidiary
silver, SAL 900.
RICHARD GREEN was hung at Kansas
City, Mo-, on the 1st inst, for the murder of
Deputy Marshal Hughes in February, 1877.
Thousands OF people witnessed the execu-
ton
IHE emigration now pouring into ksr
sas is without parallel in the history OF the
west Over 200 emigrants arrived in Atch-
ison, on the 2Sth ult., destined for the in
terror of the state.
"a MONSTER mass meeting in favor of
the Lincoln territory bill now before con-
gress was held in Lead City on the night of
the 2Sth ult. A procession made the rounds
through Deadwood, Gayville, Central City,
Golden City and Lead CITY. The names of
Sanders, Spencer and other members who
had championed the bill were received with
hearty applause.
LARz ANDERSON, prominent capital
ist of Cincinnati, brother of Major Ander.
sen, of Fort Sum ter fame, died on the 9th
ult. In 1884 he married Catharine, daugh-
ter OF the late Nicholas Longworth.
In the convention of the diocese of
Illinois, held on the 9th ult., the Rev. Dr.
Burgess was elected bishop on the forty
fourth ballot
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THE SEAT OF WAR,

A DISPATCH from ST. Petersburg states
that the Grand Duke Nicholas has sent the
following dispatch to the Emperor: "San
Sefano, March Sd: / do myself the honor
OF congratulatingyo your majesty upon the con-
enslon of peace. God has vouchsafed to
us the happiness of accomplishing the holy
work begun by your majesty, and on the
anniversary of the nfranchisemeut of the
serfs your majesty has delivered the Chris
tlans from the Mussulman yoke"
A PARIS correspondent says that it is
asserted that Germany is trying to induce
England to occupy Egypt, and thus protect
her interests in a way which could not
cause conflict with Russia.
A BELGRADE dispatch states that an
extraordinary cabinet council took place,
or the I'd inst. Prince Milan presided. All
the military authorities were present 1t is
said that it was resolved not to resign the ter
rltory which Seryia has conquered in New
Bulgaria.
THE st. Petersburg Golos says: "Ty-
plus is increasing rapidly among the Rus
sian troops in Roumania. All the Rou-
manian railway carriages are infected, 1t
is absolutely necessary for the army in Tur-
key to return by sea, and not through Rou-
mania"
AUSTRIA is concentrating troops at
Hermanstadt, Pennsylvania.
The nomination of Lord Napier, of
Magdala, to the position of commander-in-
chief OF the British forces, creates great ex-
citement III st. Petersburg.
RUSSIA announces that she would occu-
py seigraae in the event of hostiIities with
Austria. The Servian government is quite
st loss how TO decide, and are waiting for
the return of Prince Milan to Belgrade.
GERMANY is preparing to send eight
ironcads to the Mediterranean in the event
of war.
THE formation of seventy battalions
and twelve squadrons of Bulgarian militia
has been ordered. The officers will be Rus
sian.
GEN. ToDLEBEN has been recalled to
st. Petersburg. Prince Gortschakoff has
recovered from his recent illness.
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WASHINGTON.

THE chief of the bureau of statistics has
prepared a statement showing by customs
districts the imports and exports during
January, and for seven months of the cur
rent fiscal year. from which it appears that
the exports of merchandise exceed the i'm
ports during January by $50, AS, ,907, and in
seven months by S135 5,609, ,l37.
THE president sent the following
nominations to the senate, on the 4th inst
Albert G. Porter, Indiana, to be first comp
troller of the treasury; Marshall II.
Twitchell, OF Louisiana, for consul at Kings
ton, Canada; Alex. c. Botkin, of Milwau-
kee, for United States Marshal for the
Territory of Montana. The senate confirm
ed Bayard Taylor's nomination as minister
plenipotentiary to Germany.
AN investigation is now proceeding
before committee of the house in relation
to the American consulate at Shanghai,
China, during the administration of George
+. Seward, as ulgeneral at that place.
Charges of a serious character against
Seward are made, involving those of bribery
and general corruption in Office.
The coinage of silver dollars will be
commenced Immediately.
THE secretary of the treasury has
already made the necessary arrangements
for the Immediate execution of the law pro.
viding for the coinage of silver dollars SO
that there will be no delay whatever.
THE senate committee on claims, on
the 9th inst, decided by majority Of one,
to report a bill providing for the payment OF
s150,oo0 to the book agency of the Methodist
Episcopal church south, for the occupation
of its building at Nashville, during the war
The claim called for about s450,0O0.
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WINSTON ADAMS, who attempted tC
outrage ltrle girl near Clarksville, Tenn.
Was take,. from Jail On the 1st inst, and
lynched by large body of armed men.
John T. ARNOLD, city marshalof Sac.
ramento, was killed, on the 4th inst, by ID.
ShepardsOn, whom he was attempting to
arrest.
THE dry goods house of Aims &
Doeska, at Cincinnati, was robbed on the
night of the 1st inst, of between $1,000 and
$4,000 worth of silks.
CHARLES A. SUMNER, secretary of the
committee of the depesitors of the Pioneer
bank of San Francisco, has filed a complaint
charging j. c. Duncan with embezzling
LOO shares of stock from the safe of the
company.
0. P. EDWARDS shot and instantly
killed Dennis Ogle, on the night of the 2Sth
ult., in saloon quarrel at Rosedale,
Andrew county, Mo.
f. p. DUFFIELD, mail agent on the
Chicago, Burlington raod Quincy road, has
been arrested for robbing the mails. The
evidence is conclusive. Duffield is a
nephew of Edward Pierrepont, late minister
to England.
THE leader of the robbers of the Cen
trail railway train has been captured at
Pilot Point, Texas.
ARTHUR MOVES, of Albany, n. Y,
suicided in st. Louis, on the 27th ult., by
hanging himself to a bedpost. Liquor is
said to be the cause.
COMMODORE d. CURTIS, of Evansville,
Ind, got drunk on the Goth ult. and tried
to kill his wife His son, aged thirteen, got
a gun and shot him in the heart, killing
him instantly.
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THE WEST.

A NATIONAL salute was fired at Col
umbus, Ohio on the 4th inst, by order of
the general assembly, in honor of the pas
sage of the silver bill.
The charge of parting silver ore at
the San Francisco mint, has been reduced
from two and one-half cents to two cents
an ounce.
HoN.J. D. BoUMBACH, of Marysville,
Kansas, died of heart disease on the 1st
ins;. The deceased was formerly attorney
general of the state.
AT Evansville. Ind, on the 26th inst,
Mrs. Salita Evans presented the Red Ribbon
Temperance club with lot valued at s10,-
600 for the erection of a public hall thereon.
Col. t. G.. OLMsTED, editor and pro
prietor of the Aanitowoe. Wis, Plot, died
on the 26th inst, of congestion.
TELEGRAMs from Wyoming state that
the Indians are acting in very defiant man.
ner, and threaten to go on the war path
when grass comes, The people are prepar-
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CASUALTIES.

A TERRIBLE tornado swept through
Casey county, KY, on the I'd inst At
least seven persons were killed and $5O,O 900
worth of property destroyed
THE boiler works of the Miami dis
tllery, near Hamilton, Ohio, exploded, on
the Sd inst, fatally scalding David Morton
and John Milts, employees.
THERE was large fire at Forsyth, Ga,
on the 4th inst. A bank, hotel and six stores
were burned. Loss, $4,000; falling walls
killed negro woman, and injured several
persons.
By an explosion of sulphur in the
Lower Rancho Creek mine, near Fremont,
Pa, Frank Alspach, Albert Snyder, Henry
Paust and Thomas Tegley were seriously
burned, the last fatally.
CURTIS A. KELLOGG, of Pittsford,
New York, was killed on the 1st inst, by a
collision on the New York Central Rail
way.
DICK MOORE, coroner of Jefferson
county, Mo-, residingin in Louisville, accident
ally shot and killed himself on the 1st.,
inst.
Q. w. GILMAN and VIM. Sprague, of
Macarthur, o., fell from seaffolding on the
2oth ult., and were seriously injured.
AN explosion of gas in the Preston
mines, at Pottsville, Pa, on the 2sth ult.
killed VIM. W. Williams, inside boss, and
seriously injured John Mapony, miner.
CAPT. G. SPRAGUE's house at Port
Elgin, \. B., burned on the night of the 2sth
ult. A son of the captain perished in the
flames.
The head-house and machinery of No.
slope of the Susquehanna coal company
burned on the 9th ult. The miners esraped
through an outlet only completed last week.
THE steamer City of New York, of the
Inman line, cellided with and sunk he brig
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THE EAST.

THE liabilities of Ellis & Charles, of
Philadelphia, bankrupt dealers in hides,
are over SS50.000.
LEONARD KIRBY, of New York, for the
last fifteen years president of the Globe
Insurance company, died on the Sd inst,
aged seventy-six years.
FOSTER, of the Pottsville, Pa, Chronicle.
was cowhidcd by Fielder, Of the Miners
Journal, on the I'd inst.
REV. J. II. ECCLEsTEN, of Newark.
\. j., who declined the bishopric of West
Virginia, has been chosen pastor OF the
Monumental.
THE Doylestown centennial, being the
Tooth anniversary of the order to the Cont
mental army to march to Doylestown, Pa,
was celebrated on the 1st inst, with much
enthusiasm.
THERE were sixty-seven failures in
New York city in February; aggregate liza
bilities, 1868 598; assets placed at $685., 900.
FEARS are entertained in Gloucester,
Mass, that the fishing schooner Carrie p.
Mortreu has been lost with her crew of thir-
teen men.
ANDRUs, MCCHAIN & Co., booksellers.
paper makers and printers of Ithica, n. y,
have assigned. Liabilities about $4,000.
AT Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 9th ult
John j. Dawson, engaged in printing felt
skirts, was arrested on suspicion of setting
fire to his premises, causing a loss to the
several occupants of $4,000.
KATE CLAXToN, the well-known
actress, has gone into voluntary bankruptcy,
at New York, under her real name of Kate
E. Lyon, and a warrant for her adiudction
has been issued. The proceedings are taken
in order to relieve herself from the Iiabili-
ties on the deficiency on mortgages held by
her on behalf of her husband, d Lyon, and
in which she never had any real interest,
and from liability on notes made by her
husband and indorsed by her.
SIXTEEN of the leading Crispins were
arrested at Marlboro, Mass, on the 2Gth
inst, on indictments charging conspiracy
in connection with the recent railroad
troubles.
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MANITOWOC
DRY DOCK.
His Nose,

A tramping printer is on his rounds,
and favored the E@apress composing room
with call this morning. He is out of
money; in fact, that is what he came
for, but he wasn't out of whisky. His
breath smelled as strong as a band of
music, drum, fife and all, while his nose
was the handsomest piece of painted
flesh we ever looked upon. The color, as
near as we can describe it, was rich rosy
purple, crowned with a mellow lake tint
in the center, like the stained wheel win
dow OF cathedral, the tint fading grad
ually from the member in question across
q broad disc of cheek to the more sub
dued flap of the auricular appendages.
The effect of the whole was rich in the
extreme, and tn. .gradations from the
center across the cheek and ending back
of a thick, fabby neck, resembled in
gorgeous and varied coloring nothing
more than an autumn sunset after a
sleepy, hazy day.-Rochester Euening En-
Press