The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
The sanatarians' Benefit.

r-sroer's Charitable Association pub
Ia IS. roornfng the programme OF the en-
~ -. ~ which they will give on sasur-
rSa1srfn0 next 1t the Varieties Theatre, for
u 80 n the fund Of the Citizens AuxiIi-
N y esrstary Association Il comprises the
81 Az aet drama Loves Sacrifice, =
asa~aeters In which will be interpreted by
Tim osNeil, Mathew Elmore, Ben.
- Paul Lafonfa, Harry Pickles and
Dsss-and recitation Of the poem, "The
s ssrsnan,r BY Judge a. F.. Braaghn.
$3.50 $500 being al attractive entertainment,
e. go saaae for which it is given will doubtless
L. 90 90 r It the patronage Of all public
1890 eitizens The box office of the theatre
W 4 seats. The general admission to the
sss,r 49, n ID fixed at fifty cents; secured
plsats twenty-five cents extra
THE COMES CONCERT.
.se srnplinetary concert rendered TO Mrs.
rsnrietta Comes, the talented singer of the
IsaTt Church, takes place On Tuesday next,
/ Y GrrnewaId Hall. The entertainment will
.snnrdse some Of the choicest selections Of
M masters, interpreted by Nine Comes, Mrs.
ETF Damn, Miss Marie Coilignon, Messrs.
n. Cassard, j. G. Bradley and Jules L. de
W.
IsCinist, "A. Liyain, futist. Mr.. Mueller.
|Sd0ncellist- With such an array q talent the
smesrt cannot but be a brilliant affair
prxE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION PICNIC.
49, second grand annual picnic OF the
- Benevolent Association for the benefit
IssSsir relief fund will be given at Oakland
1890 park to-day Ladies' will be admitted
80 N Invitation, In the distribution OF which
IN care and discrimination has been exer-
sEI and no further effort will be spared to
~ the affair as select 40 1t is certain to be
A GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
| sto 0fyprl at the Fair Grounds on Sunday,
M ~ Nv the presidents OF the French soci-
Esd New Orleans for the benefit Of the
Trtn Franeaise. The festival opens at
Ssscek o. m, with grand concert by thirty
III elass musicians under the direction OF
IssI nsusi6r1e Of the United States army.
MR. races, entrance fee So, not less than
thrss entries, milk wagon races, entrance fee
4 q III MI Iess than three entries butcher cart
100 entrance fee SO. not less than three en-
NO. prize for each race 325. Acrobatie
~ traTeze performances, prize skating by
Nv members Of the Crescent City Skating
si n n Noiret, optician, WILL light the Fair
lGsunds with An electric apparatus.
/ Erhibfttons ef light outside and inside OF
Militant display Of banners and flags with
4 Nv notices of the several French societies.
RaII Id the buildings and on the platform.
Varied and attractive games and amuse-
ents during the whole day.
Grand predetermined exhibition The pieces
I'M fron the famed mandatory Of Messrs.
- Palmer's Sons, Rochester, ". Z. The
rnramme Is az follows: /. Three rivals; 2.
EI|Cpade of serpents, 3. Rainbow sun; 4.
fnoerial fountain; 5. Chinese tree; 8. Re
9iging globe; T. Double star, 8. The gem; 8.
6gmb, colored; 10. Double tree of fame; H.
Kaleidoscope; 10. Cross Legion OF Honor; H.
" Hat a. Glittering cross double; 15
lnblem Of Hope; is. American Shield; II.
|Fneh flag; 10. Bomb lgold rain. Assorted
kyr0ckets and paraehutes during the ex-
Milton.
BIDS for the rent Of the bars and restau-
nats will be received until the twentieth day
" May, at o'clock p. m, at the office Of the
rr0n Francaise, No. 9 st. Louis street.
WAvERLEY CLUB.
Last night, At Loeper's Park, the WaverIey
Club gave their first com plimentary summer
Ieht reception. The reception was well at
0ded and proved grand success. The
&a feature OF the entertainment WAS dane
" % the platform, which was participated
hv Ali the pIlpata