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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

~ INTUITION, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
W Rooms IN and 10, SAFE Deposit Company Build
ing, northeast corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue oC3plyU
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Chit-Chat.

recrntiops at her studio, ON Pennsylyania AZ.
cnnc bet,yeen second and Third streets are
largely attended. Her rcccption-room filled
with articles of rirt" is perfect gem in the
way of tasteful arrangement, and she is gener-
S's so JDsns 10 o. ,'hora ss,a, al hns,, -
IN ~ nr'nrass '
~
,,o u' J"m "t ,a'tis .nuu ,, n.' SiouPy nv
sou and ,natossos h., ,ha la az avn -
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Flowers Out Of style.

A sensible writer says that the floral tribute
business at theatre and opera has been desper-
ately overdone, and, unless the good old Gus
tom of throwing the bouquets on the stage b.
resumed, 1t will quite 20 out Of favor. There
is something impulsivo and impressive in tho
sight Of n handsome bouquet thrown upon ....s
stage by an enthusiastic admirer, and beating
its fragile beauty to pieces and breathing out
its dying perfume at the feet Of a favorite
artist in one Of her inspired moments; but
there isnO enthusiasm to be awakened by caro-
fully handing tribute" over the heads Of
the fiddlcrs. Time was when gold pieces were
hidden in bouquets to be rained upon famous
actress, or jewels or diamonds, not TO mention
billet dou~ innumcnbe. Even ladies, brought
up to a sudden pitch of excitement. have been
known to tear off their costly rings, imbcd
them in the bouquets they carried, and
toss them upon the stage.
At La Scala the excitable audiences threw
not floral tributes only, but also turnips and
eggs. They sometimes even express their dis
favor with dead cats. This at least is frank
and ingenious, and IL makes bouquet re-
ceived in La Scala worth having.
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subTreasurv balances Gold. siosiic1soo2; currcn-
9i.57. The Sub Treasurer paid out account
oftnerest fit0co. and for bonds sic3 Ooo Customs
receipts. t3si,o00.
II. d. Cooke IT, q Co., No. 1iso street northwest,
furnish tho following prices of state honda Govern
mcnt bonds gold. and active Stocks rs tecgraphcd TO
them rom the New York stock Exchange!
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Some years since college student of Ten.
nessee while visiting n relative here met his
tate through Cupid's snarcs, and at once sur
rendered his heart to its fair captor. After
finishing his course Of studies in this
country, he graduated in one of Europc's
theological seminaries, and then accepted .
call to preach near his old home. Now, after
a years service in his chosen fields of duty, he
comes here again to claim his bride and Mon
day afternoon, the 18th instant, saw, at tho
grand old country residence of Gilbert Van
dcrwerken esq, in Alexandria County, Va, tho
cOnsummation of this romantic chapter in tho
volume of life, by the marriage of Nr Wander
werkcn's beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ter, Miss Ella NJ, to the Rev. George L. Truitt.
talented young minister of Franklin, Tenn.
The wedding was quiet unceremoniOus and
home-likc affair, only relatives and n few
most intimate friends being present. Rev. ID.
II. Riddle, of Falls Church, otiiciated
The bride was dressed with faultcss taste
in subducd steel blue silk. en- troiae, trimmed
with same material, pointed bodice, with
trimmings of point lace and illusion.
The emblematic orange blossoms wereworn.
while her only other ornaments were diamond
earrings Her travelling dress was Of heavy
brown silk. After luxurious feast and an
hour or two spent in receiving congratulations,
the happy groom left at nightfall for his homo
in Tennessee with his fair bride, accompanied
with tears OF glauneSs ana heartfelt wishes OF
her friends. The traditional slipper, of course,
was not forgotten at the departure, and with
il echoed many God bless you" from full
hearts, who earnestly hoped her distant
Southern home might be as gladdened by hog
bright presence as has been the one she juss
babe goodbye to. The wedding presents
were numerous, very rich, and elegant. From
Father (marked) gold watch and Chang
Brother Charlie" heavy silver pitchers
SISTER Emma" large solid silver soup ladloS
Mother" heavy solid silver spoons; mn
and Mrs. Grunwell," French marble clock;
Cousin Mrs. W. A. Rowan, New York."
silver students lamp and card-receiver; "Ms.
and Mrs. J. G. Brown" large silver fruit.
stand; brother L. A. Truitt aud sisten
Nashville, Tenn sugar-spoons, butter and
cake-knives; "Mr. and MIS-. George o. Wun-
der" silver card basket, and a score of similas
beautiful presents from other friends. Among
the guests were the above named and Mr.. and
Mrs. Golden, of unontown Mrs. S. A. Wob-
stcr, of New York Mrs. K. Stevenson, of Phil
adelphia Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Coe, Mr. and
Mrs. d. o. Munson, Mrs. NJ. A. Jacobs, and
Misses Mary Bttenger and Annie Coo, Of
Falls Church Deputy Commissioner of Gus
toms Ii. A. Lockwood, wife, and sisters. l.
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RsTIIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
roNED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day q February,
WM. r.. CHANDLER, Tr,s,ees
- i. A. ROLLINS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

aV-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until SATURDAY. the ID day of March, A. ID.
1875, at 8 O'Clock p. ni,, IN front OF the premises
VIM. t. CHANDLER, 1rr,,s,oas
+. A. ROLLINS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the Supervision and management Of GEN ERALS
G. /. BEAUREGARD and JuBAL A. EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday, April y, 1873
feii.TuF2w
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
The Negro i'm New York.
IN. Y. Times

In Ulster county, lately, jury Of eleven
white men and one colored man was chosen
The latter had for twent y-fivc years been
slave, working in the cotton fields of the
South. He has lived at Marlborough for sev-
eral years, and by hard work and economy
has saved money and built home Three or
four of the white iurymcn, on learning that
6 Niger" was on the panel, immediate
ly announced that they'd be if they'd
serve" and wanted to know what in =
this country was a-coming to when white
men, born free, were asked to sit on jury
bench alongside of nigger." About half of
the spectators concurred in the sentiments of
the free-born jurors and volunteered the in
formation that they would sooner rot in the
county Jail than sit on the bench with q
darky. The Justice then proceeded to call the
names of the absentecs, and those failing to
answer were tined SIS for contempt of court.
amid the freely-expressed opinions of the
crowd, who we're death ON the nagur." Final
ly, the colored man minated to the counsel
that he wished to be excused. This was done,
and the indignant freemen took their seats
The fines for contempt We're not collected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
An AggressIye Campaign.


The Morehouse Clarion If we understand it
correctly, will cease advocating a consttu-
tiona convention "at this time" because it
fears that the party would split on such an
issue, The IInfion has hitherto been q
strong worker in the cause of honest princi-
pie, and we are very much panied to see it's
detection. If the end of Democracy in this
State ia to fill Offices with certain class of
men who call themselves Democrats, we
might agree with our meek contemporary,
but we insist that the Democratic party
has a higher mission than this. Our party
has pledged an honest government to
the people, and that can never be had
except by and through an honest con-
stitution. IT to assert vigorously honest
principles is dangerous to Democratic party
unity, then the party Is an unification Of cor
r,ption and cowarGice and deserves not only
disruption, but everlasting infamy. If we
might be SO bold, we beg the clarion TO give
us an outline of the principles upon which we
are to appeal to the people for sup
port this fall. The thin dodge of "defeat-
ing the enemy" won't do, for the reason that
"the enemy is rather a vague and unmean-
ing shibboleth. 1t is something in the order
of reform and retrenchment' cry in 1876,
which ended-well we all know where We
insist there can be no policy canvass this
year, unless it is desired to return an assem-
bly, of stupid stumps. The cry Of the people
for a specific and aggressive canvass has gone
forth, and we hope The Cinrion will vet re-
main in the ranks where it has done such yeo-
man service
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
No Danger.
~" bStse
Wilson IN. o. Advance

" TTSVH ", U.T AUNH1UE.l
The only objection that has been urged
with any degree of pausibility against inves-
tigating Mr.. Hayes title to the Presidency
comes from those who apprehend that such
action will disturb the quiet and repose of the
country, and bring confusion to all branches
Of industry. We see no reason in such OBJ
lection. As well might man whose house,
was invaded by burglar at night refuse to
eject him, when he had sufficient force at
hand. upon the ground that in doing SO he
would disturb the repose of his family and
cause a scene of confusion.
Can it be possible that the business of this
country will be confused and the peace of the
land destroyed If Congress simply takes legal
steps to investigate fraud which may lead to
the eiectment of an unlawful officer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
G. GAyARRE.
NEW ORLEANS, May ~, 1878,

To the Editor Of the New Orleans Times:
An explanation is due to those persons who
being misinformed will buy the Snndny
IfcaHitne In the expectation Of finding in it an
article If mine. entitled: Bonds and stocks
VS. real estate" At the desire of u certain
number of friends who were consulted on
that article il was carried to the IicoVtne's
office on Thursday evening and delivered to
Mr. Lloyd for examination. On Friday morn
ing Mr.. Lloyd told the writer that the article
would be giddiy published on tho condition
imposed by Mr.. Nicholson, that an extract
from the New Orleans DEMOCRAT Of the tenth
instant. which was the basis OF the article
should not be attributed to the journal. rs had
been done. but merely TO Gone of or city pa
pers"-thus suppressing the name OF the
DEMOCRAT. This improper concession was
reluctantly made, and would not have been
made at oil. If the writer had not been fully
convinced that the editors Of the DEMOCRAT
who are his personal friends, would accept the
explanation which, of course, he intended to
give On Friday evening Mr.. Lloyd informed
me that he had misunderstood Mr.. Nicholson
and referred me to Mr.. Nicholson himself
from whom learned that ii was not merely
the name of the DEMOCRAT which was to be
suppressed, but the extract itself. perenipt-
orily refused this further concession This is
the reason why hope to he indebted to your
kindness for the publication of my article as
IL originally was
Respectfully, etc,
CHARLES GhyARRE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
STOCK In THE NEW ORLEANS
WATERWORKS COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con-
soLIDATED DEBT. Room No. s, City Hall, I
New Orleans, May H. 1873. }
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until WEDNESDAY, the twenty ninth
day of May 1873 at IL o'clock. for the purchase Of
TWO THOUSAND SHARES (more or less of
one hundred dollars each. In the New Orleans
Waterworks Company payable in the floating
debt Of the city. as authorized and described In
ordinance No, 4459. A. s.. rs follows:
Certificates Of appropriation.
Certificates for flve-eighths tax excess.
Tax warrants.
Interest coupons due prior TO July l. 1875!
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unpaid ordinances for years 1873. 1874. 1875
1876, 1877.
Registered Judgments.
Criminal, jury and coroners' warrants.
City money, etc.
Certified debt Of the city Of Carrollton.
Bids TO state the highest price for stock. not
less than par, payable in floating debt, as above
described.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by ap-
plying at the office Of Administrator of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, and answers will be given the following
ED. PILSBURY. Mayor.
J. @. DENIS, Admir- Of Finance.
J. G. BROWN, Admir- Pub. Acts,
myl5 I'd Commissioners Consolidated Debt.
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[St. Louis Republican,

The extraordinarily heavy rains which have
prevailed in the Island of Cuba during the
past few months have very seriously interfered
April 80, 1877, there were received in the Regia
stores at Havana, 1905 boxes, 10l 665 sacks,
and 53,873 hogsheads Of sugar; while during
the same period in 1878, only 66,627 boxes,
1854 sacks, and 1925 hogsheads We're re-
ceiyed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
A LIVE QUESTION.
A. PAPER FROM JUDGE CHARLES
GAYARRE ON LIVE ISSUES.

To the Editor of the Now Orleans Democrat;
The PcdV,ne having refused 10 publish
the enclosed communication, and the Times
having also refused to publish the same pre-
ceded by the following explanatory note, beg
that you will do me the favor 10 give a place
10 1t in your columns.
G.. GAYAItRE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
Fourth Grand Tableau,

ROYAL PERSIAN FESTIVITIES
Queen Artema seated upon the Golden Fle-
plant. surrounded by her Body Guard wit
Messing tho Grand Parade and Evolutions
Of her Odaisques and Martial Cohorts.
Song ...,..-.....-......-..."D Driven from Home
BY L Idle M. T.
Eeciation. ...-....-.-... Tenn erance
BY George w. b.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19

Where are you going this summer with your
family Why to the beautiful cool Northwest
via Great Jacks on Route. Excursion tickets
on sale June |. Call at the ticket office under
the City Hotel. for information as to routes and
rates
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF
DREDGE BOATS.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, l
City Hall, May II. 1878.

Sealed proposals will be received from day
to day at this Office, until disposed Of for the
purchase OF SEVEN DREDGE BOATS belong
ing to the city.
Terms-Past due obligations Of the city de-
nominated floating debt"
The city reserves the right to reject any Or all
bids.
my18 st ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
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Second Grand TabIeau,

Second Grand TabIeau.
PHGBUS IN HIS GOLDEN CHARIOT.
Queen Of Butterflies In magnificent car drawn
by butterflies Of gorgeous hues; SunHowers
greeting the Rising Sun, White Lily, Pansy
Pink Rose Confederate Lily, and other
flowers paying court to the Queen OF Flow
ers.
Recitation .,...,...... ........- The Maniac
by Miss Julia M Thomas
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M RS. Z. L. SAXON

M RS. T. l.. SAXON
viii deliver n public Lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall on THURSDAY EVENING. May 80. 1878.
Sublect-Progress and Culture Of Woman
Throughout the Ages.
Doors open at o'clock D. m. Lecture to begin
at 1880 ., m. Tickets, fifty cents each, can be
procured at Messrs: Lilienthals. Griswolds
stores. my19 cod I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
DROGRAMME OF THE
Gypsy ENCAMPMENT.
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Friday Evening, May II, 1873, at O'Clock,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF

NAPOLEON AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Part First.
1. Anvil chorus Troyatore ................Ve Verdi.
2. Solo, La Iingarilla. BY Lueilla.
3. Recitation. The Gipsy's Wooipg, BY Bona.
4. Solo Love Like This How Vain Trovatore.
BY Adella.
5. Solo The Gipsy's Warning ...,........ Coard.
Bv Liz tie.
6. Duet, The GIpSy Countess 800. ..-..... Glover.
by Iia and Earl Roscommon.
Solo, LIE Pre- aug Clercs -. .,.....,.H erold.
Miss Alice AfIe SEX.
Part second.
I. Chorus. JOY. Joy. Freedom To-day Benedict.
q Solo, Baby Mine ..,,..,,.,. Johnson.
BY Zinta.
3. Recitation. BY Tradore.
4. Solo. La IingarilIa ,....,-......,.. Campanna.
By Luoretia,
5. SOl0 ESTnoralda Levy,
By Adea.
6. Duet, Home to our Mountain .... Trovato re.
BY Azucena and Menrico.
Tableau. Gypsy Camp by Moonlight
my196t
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Third Grand TabIeau.

MOONLIGHT.
Diana, Titania Oberon. Cupid. Lover and
Sweetheart Flowers SunHowsrs
In this scene will be introduced the " Shadow
Dance" by tho charming little Emma Hte
Song ..,....,.,.....,.. Mother Says Mustn't
BY little Archie Il.
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SOIREE DANSANTE.

IL. u. Where.
This committee will please report to the
chairman at $50 O'Clock.
TREASURER-...... JOHN H. O'CONNOR.
The doors will be opened at $50 o'clock.
The curtain will rise at O'Clock
The cars on Magazine. Camp, PrYtanfa Dau-
phine. Rampant, Jackson, st. Charles rs far as
Napoleon Avenue. will run until o'clock We'd
nesday morning.
PRICE OF ADMISSION .,,...........sO cents
Tickets for sale by A, b Griswold 4 Co., J. G..
Eyrich. and ut the box Office from 10 a. m. Tues
day
The children taking part will enter on Gus
tomhouse street.
N. B-Tho parauette circle will be reserved
Person who have already purchased tickets can
have them exchanged for reserved seats by call
ing ut the box-office on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, May 20 and 81. and paying twenty five
cents extra. my19 BIT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19

Two per cent discount on state taxes
paid in May.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19
First Grand Tableau

PRINCE CARNIVAL AND SUITE
Goddess Of Liberty. Brother Jonathan, Nimrod
Sitting Bull, Rob Roy McGregor, Quaker
and Quakeress, and great variety of other
characters too numerous to mention
Song. ....,.................." Quaker Courtship'
Sister Ruth ...,,,...,..,.,.,.....,Mi Miss Lucille N
Brother Simon ...-...,...... Master Marcus r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND GERMAN vOLKSFEST.
For the benefit of the
GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Sunday and Monday,
MAY I'D AND 70,
Ar THE
FAIR GROUN DS.

,The Festival will be inaugqrated bya GRAND
CONCERT. to commence on Sunday at u IN.
! The formal opening will take place at
| o'clock precisely.
| Tho programme consists OF operate seec-
| tions by Double Orchestra. OratLons in Eng
| lish and German by Messrs. II. M. HUDSON
and CHAs F. BUCK, Songs by the German
the leadership Of Mr.. Fl. MARQUART. will com
menoe at o'clock consisting Of Sack Race.
Running Race for boys and girls. Rooster In the
Pot Football Playing. Shaking pole. Ascension
of Balloons Greasy Pig Climbing pole. etc.
Also. II Grand Tournament.
GRAND MULE AND PONY RACES.
Pony Race mile heats. open for all, not over
fourteen hands high, boy riders. Prize, hand
some saddle
Mule Race. mile heats, last one In wins.
Prize, $40.
An extensive and we'll supplied Restaurant,
located In the Exhibition Building. next to the
Race Stand. will be under the charge OF the
Ladies' Aid Association where al the delicacies
Of the season can be had at the lowest city
Two large Orchestras are engaged. and dane
ing on the platform rs we'll as in the main
building, Will be kept up until II o'clock In the
The grounds will be brilliantly Illuminated
and strict order maintained
The several bars are under charge of we'll
known citizens, members OF the Association.
ON MONDAY, MAY 20,
the programme of the first day except the
opening ceremonies. will be repeated.
Grand Trotting Race.
Double Teams mile heats
Single Teams. mile heats, open for all
Prize. s25.
The friends Of the little orphans and the pub
lie In general are cordially invited TO attend
Tickets Soc oA'ldt UHA iste forrHorr.
P. W: E1MA asds'asn''
First Vice President.
j. u. RENGSTOHFF,
Patz Commandment.
ALBERT T. NoLL Secretary myt7 At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-19

Fifth Grand Tableau.
WINTER.
Grand Reception Of Santa Claus ut the Palace Of
the Queen Of leo and Gambos of the Snow
Boys.
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Moet & Chandon Is the wine for eonnoisseurs,
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ANoTHEK HEArTIFUL LIrTLE ROBE

was made Of fine linen cambria, the entire
front embroidered by hand in the most ex-
quisite design, and rut1les Of the same eX-
tending around the skirt at the back
What a noble work is this that these holy
women perform, supporting their institution
almost entirely by the labor of their hands
An inspection Of their ready underwear
would repay one for the little trouble it would
occasion, and perhaps help to tighten the task
of many a weary mother who tolls at her
sewing machine from morning till MINT
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VARIETIES THEATRE

ON TUESDAY EVENING. MAY FL. 1878.
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-29
Gnropa.

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