The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

Gov. Nichols has gone to remain with his
family for few days at Ihibodaux.
Hon. r. NJ Lusher left yesterday for n tour OF
inspection through the parishes
Tax Collector Bouny. Of the Second District,
turned in Yesterday. as his settlement for April.
over $4,000.
There will be reorganization Of the Crescent
City Yacht Club. on Tuesday evening the
seventh instant half-past -even O'CLOCK. over
Hawkins saloon, on Common street.
Prof Job Turner. of Virginia. will conduct
divine servie" and preach in the sign language.
for tho benefit Of deaf mutes. in Christ Church.
Sunday, al o'clock p. N.
AT the Meeting of Mechanics Fire Company
No. held on W. DIN sday last Mr.. More Blannns
was elected financial secretary Of the company.
In accnrhance with the requirements Of the new
constitution.
AThe subtreasury deposits yesterday aggre-
gated $40 zoe lG. of which amount ss544 46 was
from internal revenue and s74o0 from the post
office. The gu bscriptions to the per cent
bonds during he day amounted to 312 900.
The Right Rev. J, P. B. Wilmer. D. D.. Bishop
of the Diocese OF Louisiana will administer
the holy and apostolic Ite of confirmation In
St. Georges Church. Napoleon Avenue. near st.
Charles street. today.
The Summer Rose Benevolent Association
and Royal Guards. Company D, give grand
Washington Hotel lake Pontchartrain) on
Sunday. the twelfth instant.
The Perseverance Social Club organized ON
ocers @ csr Ron ssa r. map 1s
J. B. Ryan nanca ' secr Ta5' S ". cark
treasurer; J. j. Kiernan sergeant at arms.
The tax collector of the First District filed his
statement of collections for the month Of April
yesterday. amounting to the sum of sl6l .4si A.
The collections in this district for the month of
March were 1851 600 or $412.4S4 48 collected dur
ing the past two months.
A grand picnic and musical display will he
given at tho Fair Grounds on Monday. by $. Z.
Davi1, NJ Doublet. A. Adams and J. Fl. Wash
ington. Prizes ranging from a Victoria bed to
squire compass will be distributed among the
attendants.
The citizens OF Agiers, In appreciation OF the
the McAlester sufferers by the ST. Peter Variety
and Dramatic Club, have arranged grand teS-
ttmonal bahe1t to take place at the st. Charles
Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings, May
3 and 10. The people OF Algers may expect
something fine.
A party of young men OF the Second District
orga niznd club Last night under the name of
the Workingmen Jun ior's Social Club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, A. Mar
zoni; vice president b. Despair: second vice
president. A. Caseag1e: treasurer. A. Black
schmidt; secretary, L. Dougherty: financial
secretary. Jno Bonee; sergeants- "a arms. j.
Sanders and M. McGee; grand marshal, Chass
Albert.
corporations and sixty eight individuals and
firms who are indebted to the State In the sum
of s448l7s 10 for back tnk's in the First District
was delivered to the, Assistant Attorney General
yesterday. upon which suit will be brought.
numbar Of J. teresting gal questions will
be determined by these suits. which are brought
for the purpose Of deciding the liability of the
parties and to enable the State to pay off her old
liabilities by he collection of such amounts as
the courts may decide TO be- actually due.
Qnick travel. frst-class accomm odations, is
inn ff WnInn 1Iu