The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-13
BIKE lTIES.

| The choir OF the Central Church, colOred,
give q sacred concert, with tabeaux, in the
church building on Wednesday evening next.
In the Sixth District Court Judge Rightor,
| acting as commissioner, was taking testimony
| In the case OF Ell j. Rivet vs.. j. Niema Angus
| tine.
Mr.. Theodor Curant will give concert at
Grunewald Hall on Tuesday, the fifteenth In
stant assisted by the leading artists OF Now
| Orleans and grand orchestra.
The Standard Club give complimentary
| performance and soiree dansante at jackson
| Hall on Friday evening, the eighteenth i'll
slant.
The 'Societe d'Assistance Mutuelle de st.
Maurice" will give grand fete champetre at
Magnolia Grove United States Barracks) on
the twentieth instant
| We thank the Constantine Commandery u.
D. Knights Templar for an invitation to at
| tend divine service at the Central Congrega-
tional Church to-day.
Staub, of Goldthwaite's bookstore, on Ex-
change Alley, near the corner OF Canal street,
has again favored the DEMOCRAT with all the
| latest newspapers and periodicals. His ideas
on the State debt are evidently progressive,
| At o meeting of the Secret Social Club the
| following officers were unanimously elected !:
DR.. III. A. PARA, president; Dr. J. G. Colyille,
| vice president; DR.. d. Bornio, secretary, and
| Mr. Wilson, treasurer.
| At meeting OF the X. K. T. L. secret asso-
citation Mr.. Edward Morphy, Jr., was unani-
mously elected president, MI. $. Cherie vice
| president, Geo. Donnus secretary, and Ed
| ward Hamilton master T. T.
| Constantine Commandery g. D. Knights
| Templar, composed OF the prominent colored
men of the city, attend Easter service al 2
p. m. to-day at the Central Congregational
Church, corner of Liberty and GasGuetst streets.
New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Association
were rendered to Capt. VIM. Kelly Of the
ship Zephyr, and Capt. b. Cousins of the ship
Numquam Dormo for their very generous
gift OF ballast to that association.
Don't forget to attend the grand moonlight
9. G. Gains company, which will be given
at Baltz's Pavilion, New Lake End, on Sat-
urday, the nineteenth instant. 1t promises,
from what has been rumored, to be one OF the
most successful pleasure parties OF the sea-
son.
That elegant boat now on exhibition at
Charley Lacoumes saloon In the st. Charles
1otunda, has attracted more than ordinary
attention. 1t Was built by our home builder,
John Mahoney, and proves how superior our
home-makers are than those Of the North
and elsewhere 1t will be ratified in a few
days.
A large number ofspectators were gathered
yesterday in front of Krost's saloon on St
Charles street, to view the beautiful spectacle
offered. OF our richest spring flowers incrusted
within a block OF ice some two feet in diameter.
Science and we'll applied art have made such
progress, that with the present light before
US, it is hard to say where they would stop.
Mr. Michaelis the superintendent of the
Louisiana Ice Works, deserves all the credit
for the good work and lthe great improve
ments he has made in the manufacture OF ice
in our city: The progrets during the last few
years. has been remarkable under this gen
tiemans managapenbX
Don't fail to go te&ll Fair Grounds to-day.
The Sons of Lou4siAa give their festival,
Everybody expected.