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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
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rBel2T hIgh w9t9F sh mark Of 1874 Indicates
Weather yesterday clear and cool.
The John Wilson failing to arrive, tho Bas,,
trop was sent out in her place Yesterday. Ford
Cellos and Dave Hark ins are her clerks.
Among the arrivals by rail Yesterday were
Gapt II. Menge and % family: 4pd - G Mr, Thos " J.
,nedlately after arrival. Mr., J.. 3. Bros, Mr.
Howards assistant, resumed his duties also
account Of sick ness In hi family.
The Laura Lee. for Cincinnati, laid over
The Belle of Shreveport. for st. Louis be.
sides other freight, had 80 hogsheads sugar and
5G barrHls mOlnsses.
pilots ot the Silver City, Chas. Moreland mate.
and l.. G. Harti9ns engineer u,.
Mr., James Poll, ono Of tho pilots q Il the Mag, r.
Laurn Lee, left Yesterday by rail for Cincinna-
ii. Mr.. William Pennington, n!so Of th9 Mag
gle Burke, takes Mr.. Goo6rich's place on the
Ice Capt Lee Crane and Mate Frank Rose Of
the Burke, leave to-ftay.
Capts,, Truslow and browns new r. Red river y,
ready published h description Of this boat aud
will content ourselves now by ing shs ls p
jewel Of q boat, and such che VIII certaInly J,
prove herself 10 be. Charlie ID own has eKGe]led
himself in taste Ia fitting 10 her otfGe its the
coslnet we've ever seen, The Jewel brought two
new barges for the Now Orleans and Red River
Transportation Com any, one, was left at the
mouth Of the river. and the other. loaded with
hay. brought here. She also had number ol
passsngers; among them were Capt. Harper Of
the Belle; NJ. W Joyce and family, and Barney
McDermott bark eeper Of the Silver City. Mr.
MeDernott arrived just in ime to go out on tbs
Silver The jewel leaves Saturday on her flrst
trip to old Red. and is rseeiving to-day for al
points high as Alexandria.
The Hsnry Frank. leaving TO- day, leaves
Mrmphis next Wednesday, tho twentieth In
slant. The Frank ia the largest boat on th'
liver. her tonnage measurement exceedins
even that OF the James Howard.
The MolIe Moore leaves st. Louis TO- rnor
| row and the COLD Dust on Saturday,
Capt. Flnnegan's Maggie Burke was yer
much admired yesterday. She is certainly
very pretty boat,
| The Bonnie Lee Ia place OF the Cart Able
| lenves Saturday for Bed river.
Tho Big Indian" Natchez leaves saturday. &
| usual for Yicksbnrg.
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MARK ETfj by TELEGRAPH.


WsSESsSAge
NEW York, Nov. ~, II a. m.-Coffee quiet, no
sales. Mids eady sales 1850 piculs Java to
arrive, on private terms Sugar easy: sales
1900 hhds, 800 bags. Refined sugar steady. fair
demand.
1890 p. m.-Cofee nuiet. Refined sugar
CHlcAeo, Nov. 1s,, e:so g; m.-Wheat opens OF
30d January, PUrk-SG e50pG s74 December
s. 12h January. I.ard-5op December GncG 90 =
January. C15 February. Dry salt meats-3.2o
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts Of
hogs to-day $4,000; official yesterday 81 e77
light, grades % 95@3 10 for common to choice.
heavily mixed packing 50 1902 80. heavy ship
ping 81 p50Da 10. Phildelphias 50 1909 Is. Gut
tie Estimated receipts $500; market nl.iet
s9 . n9h.9mh9E hd g 9sk9d
ary, 3t4 bid Mny. Oats-l91s December. 1873
January. PoTkIsG 30 Dgcember, ss 22's Jan
nary Ee 81 IS aa F"brnary :ai i@rd5 p Degembsr
Hr. Louis. Nov l3.-Openlng Wheat-s7A De-
comher- s8a seler January. Corn-3oa De-
=, m Wheat nrmer: No 2 rod s7s4 Novern-
her, s72s@s7s5 December. ST. year, s7Es@ss
January, 81 @@ss cash; No, red ss7f cash, Corn
her lo7. January, 1915 bid cash Whisky un-
changed, 81 oG. Pork trmer; 81 40. Job lots IS is
quiet; several small lots loose az, 4n5Go4. 10: az
Nn+3o cash, boxed long clear 81 December
long and short clear 4o1. December. Bacon
bftltt , a. ftH' t.'F. tftt u II - hftl h'i'-
C1NOINNAT1, Nov. 10 -Pork-Od 81 Is. new
s8 25 bid selerBDecember. Bacon ga, ~, 4ss
Hams a0tO Cut rneats 2h. az. 4. Lard s ebNl
$50; kettle nominal Hogs 81 zo0p2 30; ipts
lp.ts7. Whisky 81 o..
Foreign.
LONDON, Nov. i3.-Floating cArgoes OF wheat
dull; Chicago 3as red winter AS Gd@43I: Cali
fOrnia 4es cargoes on passage md for sh iD-
meut easer. Chicago 3es; California 4e@47s cd.
Floating GargQes corn steady, 24s; cagoes on
passage and for shipment easier 23s cd I'm
ports into United Kingdom past week-Flour
upwards Of 900 quarters. wheat upwards
100 900 quarters corn 30 900 quarters.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l3.-Bacun dull: Cumbar-
land cut 95s cd, short RIB 93s Gs. long clear 2ss
cd. short clear sos Cd shoulders dull. 26s. Lard
Prime Western dull s5s es, All other articles
unchanged.
1890 .. m.-Cotton steady-Midding Up1ands
Wheat Western Spring No. ), os Cd: No; 2 L Cd
Western Winter No. 9s I'd No. 2 ss 1od. Flour
Western Caral 1a@22s. Oorn-NeW Mixed
2ss ed@24s. Oats 22s cd. Pork-Prime Mess
Western 42s cd. Bacon-Long Clear 2es Short
Clear a0s cd. Lard-Prime Western 33s ed. Tai
low-AmerIean 37s.
Ocean Rreights.
NEW YORK. Nov 1S.-- Ocean freights are steady
and fairly active. TO London. by steam. e0aC
bushels grain ut ed = 60 Ii. An Italian bark to
Dunkirk with $500 quarters grain at Gs. A Ger
man bark to Rotterdam with 500 bbs refined pe-
troleum at 35 cd,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ET' 'ARF.
OFFIUE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Wednesday Evening. November IA. 1878. J
NEW ORIIEANg Observation-Disclosures.

Total thus far-....,. s5.416.7l5 10 s51a.sla o8
We quote exceptional paper 7@s Y cent: a
do 9010: second grade do %: loans on col
laternls sos: AL mortgage paper sh@1e; SEQ
ond grade do @ v cent per annum.
Gold Ia steady.
Foreign Exchange firm,
Sigh; in light request.
State COnHols stendy at 775s07a.
Premium Bonds firm at a0's @3o}t.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In New York at 1oo1a and closed
at 1ooSs. Hero 1t opened at 1ooA@looh, and
sTERLING- Bank bills -@4st%: commercial
. FRANGls-B francs -: commercial 52s35
SIGHT-Bank counter rate j. p cent. COM
merca Af03-lG y cont discount.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-10 An
st5 900 State Consols II i
1O0N0 State COnsOs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT
SECOND CALI-12 M
States IT 7tl@777s: Premiums 70%@2o7s.
THIRD CALL-2P P. M
States 775s@7B: Premiums 3old@30h.
by Telegraph
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Money closed ut y cont:
Exchange closed quiet at AL ',@4ef&. Gold
closed at 10ots with all sales of the day ut that
price
Governments closed firm; currency fs t21h q
Grl22 Pacific Railroad bonds closed ns follows
Union ilrsts ln7't @1O7H land grants 1o5a@l05fa
sinking funds 1021s@1o2a Centrals 1o7ss@lo7H'
Clearing House statement - currency OK
changes. s7O707 28o: currency balances. 81 $780,
h+f; gold exchanges, $6,4o2.781; gold balances,
S774. .99t.
Gold nloarings at the N, 3 s.. N. Y.-Gold bal
nnoes. s2.123 lRo: currency balances. s2l 28o,55o
gold clearings Sill 040 900.
boND n. Nov, l9.-Consos firmer Mt o5 1916
1oB7s. American railways Irregular: Erie
easier at 90 do preferred 80: Illinois Central
sos; New Jersey Central 81. Bar silver 5o1s
1l2f 25c,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
COMM EEgs;EAHI.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. November 49, 1873. I
COTTON-Under the influence Of favorable
advices from abroad good demand prevailed
In this market. and n fair business was trans
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The BHsLrd OF Directors at 8 meeting held on
the nknyCeenth day Of Janusry. 1879 after gsE"
ting asssde $4,000 10 reservs fund fromEths nes
earnings OF the ysar. and paying 10 per cont
dividend 10 the stockholders. have resolved TO
DAg CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
P&s GENT on the net earned participating
Ersmiums OF the year ending December III
1911. said dividend payable On and after mons
day. the twenty eighth day Of January. 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
RIVER NEWS.
OFFIOF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday,. November -. 1878.

L.
Wednesday. November 10. 1878, !
Arrivals.
Isabel Belle, Emma Irvine, J. W. Cannon.
Belle Mary Ida. Eva. Whisper, Maggie Burke,
Alvin. Henry Frank, Jewel. james Howard.
DegartnFeR-
Isabel Alvin. Emma Irvine Eva Belle, Mary
Ida, Whisper J. W. Cannon. Silver City Belle
Of Shreveport. Bastrop. Frank Kranz.
EN ARFsvs.
Isabel. Frank Kranz, Martha. Emma Irvine.
Alvin. lower coast; J. ". Cannon. i. J. Gay,
Bayou Sara: Belle. Marya Ida. W. J. Poitevept,
Eva, Whisper. upper coast; Trenton, Henry
Tets, Lafourehe; Golden Rnle, Paris G. Brown,
Cinciuunti; J. g. NJ. Kshlor. St. Louis :
John Wilson, Ouachita; J. NJ. White, Green
ville ct. John. Baton Rouge; M chez VIeks-
burg; Bertha. Opelousas; Bonnie Lee Red
River,
STAGE Mt the Rivers
Daily photographic report Of tho stnge Of water
ut various points. with changes. in the "a hours
ending yesterday at .,
Irrxs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The San Francisco Call says Of the wheat
crop in that State that it Is enormous AL
lowing t0.O00.0Oo bushels for seed and home
consumption, the table shows surplus Of
neatly 100000 tons. This may be In excess
of the ultimate yield but a careful analysis
of the statement warrants the expectation Of
at least 100000 tons surplus. even should the
yield In the worst counties fall to bottom es-
timntas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The steamboat Grand Lake with bnrges,
from St. Louis, will arrive here to-day with a
large cargo of Western produce, consisting, in
part, OF $4,000 bushels Of bulk corn, 45, 900
bushels Of bulk wheat 54l3 barrels flour. 2o24
sacks oats, 100 sacks Of bran and 1880 bales
f,f hav
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The paper circulation Of the Bank OF Eng
land Ia now larger than 1t has ever been be-
fore. The London Times explains that when
there is want of confidence and credit is
withheld, the circulation OF bank notes
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

There wns a slight Improvement In State
Oonsols yesterday. md they closed steady at
775s007s. against 77ta01775s on Tuesday. Pre-
MUM Bonds were firm at ao1aM30H, against
9Ongol4 on the previous day. At the Ex-
change the sales amounted to only $4,000 Of
State fJonsos
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Net profit. .,......,....,....s .s4eA $50 ~
The Company has ths folcwina Rsssts estf~
mated at their marieas values:
Stocks and bonds. 1905 Bzg 90
Loans on mortgage. a,122 EE
Loans on pledge. ,..,.,.>~,.-,,...4~. 5000
Bills receivable- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA58 3D.
Real estate. ...-.....--.......+....--. $4,000 90
Premiums In nSzssse OF E0l4eotdons.e-.. 52435 40
Cash on hand. 1g9 As2 "a
Total asssts~- se5s 1853 90
The foregoing staksaaent sis 81 tast, true and
correct transcript from tho books Of tho eora~
pany,
JAS. /, DAY, President,
H. CARFTaRTER. Beegetary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL,
MAToRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, OyeInbnr a. 1878,

MATORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall November a. 1878. !
No. 4742-Administratio s5eriesI
ReaoiUed That the Administrator Of I'm
provenents be and he is hereby empowered
TO employ n keeper Of city property at Milne
burg, at monthly salary Of $25
Adopted by the Council Of the cite3of New
Orleans November r, 1873.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THOs. G.. RAPTER Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Yesterday the steamboats, Belle and Whis-
per arrived here the former having, as part
of her cargo tG7 barrels Of sugar, and the lat
Ter tGS barrels Of the same product. These
shipments come from the plantation of Mr. J..
w. Godbory, near. Bonnet Carre. and were
consigned to Mr., l.. T. Stockmnynr, of this
city We understand that Mr. Gndbery in
tends to put III this season all of his sugar in
barrels. as an experiment first, we be-
fieve ever made in Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The State debit of Illinois now amounts TO
hut s72S. 900 OF this sum S225oo0 is TO be-
paid on the first Of the year The remainder
of the debt will be paid during the next two
years. Twenty years ago the State had n
,f1aht of about Twelve millions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
RAPIRR. Secretary.

MAYORALTV OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. November -. 1873. !
no. .4741-Adrninistration Series.
Whereas, J, G. Clarke, vice president Of the
jackson and Northern Railroad Com pany,
has rendered valuable services 10 the citizens
Of New Orleans during the prevalence Of the
episiernic,
k1esotpcd That the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans. on behalf Of the community as
veil as on their own behalf, do hereby express
kheir acknowledgements Of the prompt,
effective and disjnterested efforts Of Mr
Clarke 10 mitigate the horrors Of the la'ie
pestlence, and for his humane and genarr,la
actions to our people, and tender htrn our
grateful thanks for the same.
Reeotucd further, That the secretary u the
Council be directed to forward to Mr. Clarke
q copy Of this resolution.
Adopted by tbs Council Of tho city of Now
Orleans November IL, 1878
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. g. RAPIgR Secretary,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Eitu He'll Nnuarrl her Il 1873

City Hail. N0Vember .. 1873. 7
No. H3-kdministration Series
Resolped, That the City Attorney be and IS
hereby requested TO Inform the Council
through the Mayor, the time at which the
city officers elsct may claim and take their
seats in accoTeance with law, and with what
credentials, ii any. thy must be provided.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans November Ia, 1873.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Z
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
NERE4YrnHAs

DERE<YToHas
r. Maspero. Edward Toby.
John Geddes. D. Fafio.
2. Fourehy. M ". Smith.
J. J. Fernandez, ID. a. Ohaffraig,
Jno. Il. Lallande, Ohes. Lafltts,
je11 tt A. A. LelonR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
H. CARFTaRTER, Bee8etary.

Sworn To and subscribed before ns thf'
eiehteeIbsa day of January, 1878.
4. INaRAHAM HotaT7 Public,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The freight charges on grain from Calitor-
mia to England ore lower this season than
they have ever been before. This is due, not
10 the absence of wheat to be shipped, for the
surplus crop is this year enormous, but to
the want Of q competitive market for ships,
which havo in consequences of tho known de-
mand al San Francisco tlOcked to that port
In great numbers. Last year ship-owners
complained of the unsatisfactory state of
their business. which compelled them to ac-
copt charters ut tho rate Of ca los per ton !,
but now this rate would be looked upon LIS ex-
ceedingly satisfactory. for the offers to be
obtained do not range much higher than 81
12s Sd, This depression can be best under
stood by comparing the last-named
rate those commonly obtainabIe
for sailing vessels between this port and
Liverpool. where they have to encounter the
active competition of steamships. These. Of
course vary somewhat from day to day: but
It s safe to say that the average would be
about Ct 2s Cd, In other words, for carrying
a cargo II 900 additional miles and encoun-
tering the hazards Of q voyage around Capo
Horn, the shipowner only gets los more than
he would receive for the uso Of his vessel in
making n months trip across the Atlantic.
It is not likely that such excessively low
prices will obtain for moro than one season
If, indeed, they continue through that. The
grain must be shipped by sailing vessels. FOL
steamers cannot proftabIy mako the voyage
while to send 1t overland via New York, undc1
the most favorable circumstances, would
involve m expense little short of G6 to the
ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Parish Of Orleans, City Of Now Orleans.
Bworn to and subscribed before me the tenth
day Of June. 1878. JAMES FAHEY
Notary Public
At Il meeting OF the Board of Directors held
on tho tenth day Of June, 1878. 1t YVES resolved
to declare a. cash dividend OF twenty per cent ON
tho net earned participating premiums Tor tfs
year ending May 81. 1878, payable on the third
Monday Of July next
Also. 10 pay TO the Stockholders, on demand
Interest at the rats of FIVE per osnt psT annum
nuk hnir tcnh
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
E.J. Hart, Jesse s. Flower,
IL. Harris. Horny RenshaW.
J. Wells, L. Aicus.
Hugh Wilson, B. W. Taylor.
Scott Megehee. B. Biscoe.
J. O. Morris. D. Fatjo.
A. Baldwin. James I. Day.
r. L, Airey. Charles Macreadv
Lionel O. Levy, e, z. Craig.
w. Il. Seymour. Emory ClapD.
sarnT L. Boyd, yohn @. Gaines.
u. B. ChaRraig, John q. Groves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The Manchester Guardian publishes statlE-
tics showing that about 90 per cent OF the
looms and epindlee in the Lancashire anu
Cheshire cotton districts have stopped or are
working on short time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
= KJ.FI,''

SUN
Mutual Insurance Company
III. CAMP STREET.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

In oonfornsfsy wIh1 the requirements of their
charter. the Company publish the following
statefHent:
Premiums reeeEvetE during the year ending
May 81 1878 snesndi 1g nnearned premiums
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

The above statement Is Just, true and cor. E
rect transcript from the books Of the Company
PAUL FOUHUHY, President.
&, w, Morn, georstarv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

This question Is thus answered by the But
ter. Cheese and Egg Reporter: NominaIly an
American car load is 10000 pounds. It Is also
200 barrels Of salt, 7G Of lime 30 of flour, 70 Of
whisky 200 sacks Of flour, 6 cords of soft
wood, II or 20 head Of cattle, 50 or 60 head Of
hogs, 80 to 100 head Of sheep. GOoo feet Of solid
Eoards. $40 bushels of wheat, 400 Of corn, $50
OF oats, 400 of barley. 3G0 of flnxseed. 3G0 Of
apples. 43o Of Irish potatoes, 800 of sweet po
tatoes, 1000 bushels Of bran, l30 to 100 barrels
of eggs and $1,000 to 10000 pounds Of butter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

no elevated railways in New York having
used some nR the street car companies to
reduce their fares to three cents, some Of The
Philadelphia people are crying for an elevated
railway also.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
ne movement at ports for fve days no to
n. to- day, is given below:
RaraIve4 Same tiyno Enfne tfue


Receipts at ports since September 1.,.,..1 200 o7G
Receipts Same time last year, .,.,.-.....- G42 1911
Receipts same time year before. 500 ,752
The consolidated report for five days gives
exports to
G.. =. FIRE.. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week --.. 81 7.F9G S.a4G 24,GRs l,t8o 62t 7G4
l,aet week. 80. 46,27g $3.50 p.a7 1856 457 lei
This week last
90 Inn-t
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Mr. Banks Rep, Mass. from the Commit
tee on Rules reported back the resolution ad-
hitting one representative OF each public Jour
nal which EMPLOYS Il permanent correspondent
for reporting the proceedings Of Congress To
the halls and passageways around the chamber
OF the House. Adopted.
The House went on with the case Of Door
keeper Polk.
Mr.. Cravens DEM. Ark and Mr.. Henry
Dem. Md pleaded for Folks retention.
Mr.. Frye uiep.. Me- made n speech on the
other side and asserted that the Democratic
Congressman had put bogus soldiers on tho
rolls. and INDUCED in a little Congress onal
Mr.. Cox Rep Ohio was for turning Polk out,
Mr.. lentrs dem. y. e. said that the Door
keeper merely followed the custom.
Mr.. Cox denied this.
-. Mr.; CIymer Dem. Pa asked Mr. Cox whether
the abuses still existed.
MIR. Cox replied that they did, There was
no employee on the roll who could tell nj tho
end of the month whether his name was ON the
roll. or tor what COMPENSATION. In the present
soldiers roll without being notified Of tbe
change. The whole thing was sham and
!ngglr-a fraud upon the Government and upon
the employees II the making Of false pay
rolls was penitcntiary offence, then an indirt-
ment would lie against the Doorkeeper for
every change he made in the pay rolls II, MIR
COX was acting AS the friend Of Democrats in
letting them know the state OF facts for which
they would be- held responsible. The thing was
gong on to-day. Substitutes Rt go n month
We're doing work Tor which other men were
drawing sGOa month, There had been no inn
proVement except IN the reduction of the num-
Per II employees, and that only ON account Of
me warnings OF the Committee ON Accounts
and the Committee on Appropriations that they
would not recommend payment
Mr. Eden dem, Illl said that the main
charge WIS that MIR. Polk had been engaged IN
lohhyng measures before the House. That
charge had been thoroughly dsproved Ii
would h he lust To Mr.. Polk IN discharge him
from olnre, ami put the brand Of Disgrace upon
uu
extra force. II the Democratic party could not
1--we and do Justice Ia Mr. Polk. it ought to tir
lie gay" notice that he would Offer a substitute
consuming the Doorke"per. reeommlttins tho
whole subject. and instructlng the Committee
on Clvll Service Reform Ia report the number
ana pay OF employees to be- kept in the Door
krep"rS department. and whether the employ
mrht ol 'ahor"ts should not be intrustod 10 "a
superintendent or JHnltOr.
- MT COOK SDem, Ga also spoke in favor OF
Polk. -
MIR. Reagan Dem. TeXasl. from the Commit
Tee on Appropriations. reported the River AMI
Harhor Appropriation bill. Ordered 10 be-
printed and rwOmmtod.
The House then adjourned
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SPRING DISPLAYS.


The third grand opening Of Lord h Taylor
was ~ brilliant and well attended the two former.
The large sales which the head the department reports
as having taken place In both the wholesale and
millinery departments in Grand street do seem to
have materially diminished the extent beauty, and
variety OF the stock Constant additions made from
day To day and the artists and designers kept busy
until late hour every evening creating and producing
hats and bonnets wherewih 10 MI IN the spaces made
vacant by sAos graceful AMI suggestive adurnincn nj
added large bell Ol Gala hirs aud other natural
flowers pended by strands NJ from the
centre Of the Among the exquisite creations il "A
fhwucnlOrcd chip hat, trimmed with MORE uf
darker shade aud faced with cardinal velvet onps
u ron Another exquisite hat u uf alternate hrnds uf
gold an ep, Tn white satin and hlack velvet trim
mngs relieved with bows and cords NJ gold galluOn
oct ich tips fastened hN metallic butterflies Long lace
tails IN the hack fastened IN front An exquisite hat
o white chip II faced Wit black velvet aud a, the side
bow ~ Old gold SATIN rhhon Onthe lett wreath
o black currans Hnd leaves, "a the right shading Il
ostrich ul'- iistsnr Nv pm with head oi nne steel
beads Among nrw uhhonS frosted, shaded more
AMI satin hrocaded and ieathered ones, all IN the
shades ami cuiur-
4 number ut additions have been made In the suit de
lhtinrut Among them are org ndle princes suits dot
tea Win clusters II Mowers trimmed with pleHungH of
Organize ui The prcNang color AMI fastened here aud
lhri" win bows at ribbon at several shades. ENeihng
snLS are also shown princess ru"- ~ combinations ~
hfted hncn, lawn. aud vAlvucenne relieved by ubDon
bows OF cardinal and hight hlue.