The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
TOO MUCH MONEY.

This ia not common complaint. but 1t is
just now grievance from which tho Treasurer
OF the Kings Esebeauer is suffering eonsideS
able Inconvenience. On last Frida9 evening
In the Blue Room of tho Palace San Carlos. tho
Peers of the Realm and the various officers Of
the household of Rex assembled to compare
notes. make suggestioss and report progress In
the preparations made to receive his majesty.
We were kindly permitted admission and so
speak informedly on the matters brought be-
fore tho meeting. and 1t is our pleasing duty to
report that nll tho com mlttees from the various
departments declared their preparations com
pete and everything in readiness for the re-
eeption # our loved King, whose eonang is
The Secretary the Royal Excbeuuer being
called upon to report. said that matters in his
division were wonderfully prosperous. All
rs we're all pensions aud appropriations for the
current year; and still. owing to tho fact that all
taxes lad boon promptly paid throughout the
remainsd ii ii ii The Slate osores. Tor Which s be
could find no use, and which he now offered, as
people. 20 90
announcements was received was unbounded
The itnpressible and faithful Bathurst was mov-
cd almost to tears at his new proof of how his
nsgne r + Ind IN s1y9a sy h2 whole
ton. other rulers govern by heir strength and
the power Of arms: our king .c9ntrols the
love. md gains their obedience by benign
consideration of their Wishes. ono OF
which DO knows he a.eeom'plishes by
hands to be disposed Of as your great wisdom
AMI experiences. may. direct. and" continued
Bathurst proudly. our King has chosen
ergy. Refinement, culture. wealth and PUBLIC
spirtednoss Of the whole nation is Is representen
Huftn fuHp III rYnH nth Ira
begged that their lordehi ps would at once pro-
cesd to business. which they did,
Line. Ions la1e and Alabama wanted railroad
built to somewhere on the Gulf coast and spoke
eoauently about the many advantages Of sea.
Commercs, VAN phaasock and Massasoit said
ha they hPufn hsa9 o b to e an oso
re, PROPOSED Inc; &c., Ths ~ led e sons
apd eto tb Re9p9
touchy.o And others have eonscisnces ike
their skins. very tough and not easily hurt"
Tho movement was finally lost.
Billiard Rye thought monument to the King
would be u good thing but Valencia. Felicity.
Dunboyne Somerset and Constance. said such
the people. and 1t would not be well to interfere
vito their plans, The dukes Of Walhalla, J ON
the telephone should be Introduced into every
p and snd c pse Of in both the roya
INSTRUCTED in It's uses: but their their g s q
Boulevard. Ifipsdsy and ibsrv!ls objected.
on the ground that it would interfere with bus
moss. rs anxious. fathers might. perhaps. dur
ing tho fuss OF business hours. hear. some
body's baby cry, imagine it his own and hast
home thus losing time which, to the worker,
means money, or the attentive wife might
here The sneaker was Interrupted by Charter
Bosser an and Il, he's with cries # Flor gen
sral diffusion of kqowledge.' 'Twou,hn1t ;l pay"
might get'mixed." Cool Lord. deliver U.S."
Anon, How would you like 1t yourself?'
Hong Kong. Magnolia and Tuxpan said the
matter WAS a grave one and required consider
alton, and that they would recommend more de-
libe, alton before acting upon 1t. Orleans Sal
vonia Linwood and Wnies moved that the gen,
tlrmen's suggestions should be adopted. and
the meeting be- adjourned. 7 he motion was
carried. The members retired after appointing
rext Tuesday evening Mt 1880. prompt. Blue
Room. Palace of San Carlos as the time and
place Of their next assembling, when full at
TENDANCE is PrDectpd