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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
Elizabc eth II. Clarke, attorney La fact. ETC.,
Vs. Eleanor q. Wilbur.

IyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Oh leans, No. $3.50 BY virtue OF Il writ
or seizure md sale. to mo directed by the honor.
able the Fitth District Court for the parish OF
eeed to sell mt Public auction. at tho Mei chants
and AuctoneerA' EXenHnge. Roy al ttre.t. be-
tween CAnnl and Customhouse Stre'ts In the
Second District Of this city, on sAIU HDAY.
january 81, 1890, ut IL o'clock m, tho following
described property. 10 wit
All, AND SINGULAR THAT CERTAIN
PORTION OF GROUND. toRs Their with all the
buildings and improve meDts tn reon. ana ths
rights wayp, privileges and nppurtenanceB
theIrunt0 belonging, orin any wise HppHitain
Ing situated in the late Faubpurg Livhldais. now
the FOuf tn district nf this q Y, In tho tqnare
bounded by Washington. ST. Thomas. lat ~ l.
ten SIKH md Chippewa streets. de-iEnatrd ny
the tier A On sketch drawn by j. a. a'H m
court deputy city surveyor. on tho ciEhtRnth
OF january 1871 the original Of which - IN the
possession OF the defendant. Mrs. Wilbur. ana
also dos ignaed by the letter on Skei en- par
pnssed bafore Edgar Grima. notary public, on
| the twenty second April. 1871, and annexed IN
/ tho margin thereof for ret"reuce' when fhlo
| portion Of ground forms The corner OF Whsh,
| ington aud St Thomas. lat3 Fulton street ana
| measures In American measure. sixty feeb len
| lncht 5 front on tho said Ma-hingt III stree by
| on, hundred md eiyteen feet 10 depth ana lfoh'
| on said st. Thomas street. late Fulton street
| between parallel lines. i
/ Which said described prop rty forms part o.
three lots of ground. with the buildings ane
/ improvements thereon. were acquired by De-
/ PENDANT herein from Daniel Setz DeWees, mel
fnthar by an act passed b fore T. Grima. notary
/ public In this citv on June II. 1867.
i seizad In the above suit.
/ Terms Cash on the apot.
! J Il, ALCEE GAUTHREAU3.
Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
/ da1Q inn
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
u N. Hridgforth VS.. Patrick y. Carroll.

u N. Rridsforth vs.. Patrick v. Carroll.
%,ECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- tho NJ 9Th and 5eventh MuuieiUal Disrc =
fur th- naflt4.. ~ arlsnna No o1nl-By virtm0
of II writ II seizure ant aal t. ms dlrectd by
the Lonornhla tho Second judicial Dis riot
Count for the sixth and Sevenh Municipal Dis
trictR for the Parish OF Orleans. In the above en-
titled cause. will proc 'sd TO sell NJ pnbie hnc-
ton 1T tho Marehants and Auetionsere' FIX
change Royal stree. between Cnnnl md Cu--
tomhouae atrsata In tho second Dis riet of his
city. on TUESDAY March q 1880 ut II o'clock
M The allowing d saribed proper'y. to- wi
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. alt
unted In the Sixth District Of this city. in
square numb " seventeen. bounced by 40 iisi
ana Avenue Prytnnia. Toedano and PlnQue.
niue or Coliseum s'rasta. said portion OF
ground being nart Il lot tw tnty one OF said
rquare and mehsurng according to q pltn
or sketch drawn by J. A. d'Hem' court, sur
vey n. date May 1. 1879. and annexed to an act
or ale from Mia AmAndnC BridRforth paased
twenty niuth May 1879. before w. II Pa COZ
notary public In ana for the city Of Nsw Or
leans. III sen feet front or Prytanta street by
ona hundra and went y-eiRht feet In depth be
tween parallel limos. Acquired by defendant bI
purchase from Mas A q. Bridgfoth ~ per sci
6 fore said notary w. III. PA5eoe on NJ ~ 20 1870.
Rsznd In tho above suit.
Terms-Ca4h on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE dAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff ~ the Parish Of Orleans.
mai fe7 II % mh1
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nR.J B. PEREZ,

Of twenty five years experience In the treat
ment and cure OF II diseases OF the GEN TO
URINARY ORGANS. and 81 those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by age or early abuses; Chronic dis
eases treated with success. Brtght's Disease,
Gravel Catsrrh of the Bladder. elect, Sparma-
torrhaa and all disorders OF PRIVATE Ma
TURE treated without the use Of MERCURY Of
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured by a
simple mechanism. without pain
Diseases of Females, Suspension, Retention
and All Female irregularities PROMPTLY RE-
LTEVED. DIR. Perez's FEMALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly conaden-
! Rampart street. near Canal. New Orleans. oca
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IL ish Of Orleans. No. 1912 BY virtue OF "
writ Of fort faciaa. 70 mo directed by the
honorable tho Fifth Di-trict Cour. for the
parrish Of Orleans In tho abpv entitled cause.
[ will proceed to seli at public nncti IN.
Mt the Merchants and Auetioneers Ex-
change. Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhous atreets In the Second District OF his
city. On WEDNESDAY,. February Is. 1880 Mt "a
o'clock M. the following described property. to
wit
LOT or GROUND. with all the BUILDINGS
and improvements thereon. hitua'ed In the
Second III ttrict ~ New 0rlean-. In ths square
bound 4 by Ursulines, ST. Philip. Bourbon and
Dauphine streAts measuring In American
measure thtrty-thres fe.t lour inche- front on
Uraulines stre4t by depth. be- ween paral 81
Ines OF one hun red and fifty feet In French
measure,
Srzed In the above suit
Terms-Uash on ths spot.
j. r. ALGtE ftUTHRFhUX.
Civil sheriff Il tho Parish VI Orleans.
tITld d
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SALE tn EFFECT A PARTITION AMONG
THE HEIRS AND PART OWNERS.

DYJ v. GOURDAIN. AucIoneer Office No
I'D 81 Royal street-Will BIS eolh on SATUR-
DAY January ~. 1880, at IL O'Clock M. ut the
Merchants and Auctlonsers Exchange, hoSM
street betwesn Canal and Customhouse streets.
by virtue If IN order from he Hon L. A. Mon
roe. Judge o. tho Third District Court Tor ing
parish nf Orleans. rendered June4. 1879. ana
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Suburb MatfRny In the Third Di.trict Oh
this cit In tho eqnare bounded by EyeIan
Fields Cbartres tor Moreaul. Marlgny and Do
numb er on q plan drawn by Bour1erol on the
| eighth day OF April. 1884. and depoaitad IA me
office OF J seph Cnvellier notary public Of THIS
city said lot forming the corner OF Eysian
| Fields and Chartres tor M0rean) streets. and
| rneasuring "a feet lines front on Eli sian
| Fieds street by depth OF 85 feet and front ON
Uhartres Tor Moreaul street.
The improvements consist OF Il twO-stor
| brick building, covered with states. having on
| ths lower and upper floors n large store. meas
uripR "a feet front by so feet In depth, and form-
Ing the corner OF Elysian Fields and ChartreB
| building fronting on Chartres Tor Moreaup
/ street comprises a 'wo-stpry brick dwelling
house, cOvere with slatea. having large room
on tho lower and upper floors.
| Yard. cistern. etc. ,,,
Tho gas pipes arc laid all over the build
/ inRs.
Terms and Conditions-Flve hundr dollars
cash aud tho balance ~ six and twelve months
| credit for notes specially secured by mortgage
and vendors Hon. bearing par cent Interest,"
per nnnum from date OF sale: psr cent Abor-
ney's fees In event OF suit to enforce ihelr col.
| lection; the buildings TO ne kept insured ana
/ the policy transferred to tho vendors.
Acf OF sale before Jules NOISY. ESQ. notary
| public MT the expenBe Of tho purchaser.
| de23 ji3 10 II q 81 -
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NV vIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED

10y VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED
ID November a. 1876, and signed November
49, 1875 directed by the late Superior DistrtGe
Court for the parish Of Orltaaa 70 Thomas Il.
ira sfsrred In the above entitled m ter. aald
matter betng now transferred to the honor bie
tho Third District Curt for tho parish Of Or.
leans will proceed to sell at uubiic auclon aG
tho Mereh .hts and auctloneefs, Exchange,
| Royal street, between Canal and Cu3'omhouse
streets, In the Second District OF this ely. on
| "WEDNESDAY Fl bruary II. 1880 mt 10 O'Clock M.
| the foil wing described pr0perty. 70 wit.
| /. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
| Ia the FIRST District Of h city New Orie ans.
mon and Philppa tnpW Dryadesl streets, meas
| urlng seventy feet trout on Philippa tnoW
Dryadesl street, 10 be meas ured from the line
OF the ground occupied by the University OF
| Louirinnp. la tn, direction Of Osnai street. uy
one hundrel and fifty feet In depth. between
"a .. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
In the same district and square. designated 0y
the number twenty -four. on a plan annexed "
al act Of aale from the state OF Iouisls1t ~
Talare late a notary public In this city on inc ne
tive nty fifth Of May 1850. Said lot maasuIss
tWentv-nne feet one inch front on fh M aas
(now DrYades) street. one hundred anu my
feet deep on one side. and one hannral anu ~,
forty eight feet one and two-thfrds 1ncnes ON
the line OF lot number fWepty. hve' ana wv ny
fact four inches In width In Inc rear on iob
number twenty one. .1.
Together with all the buildings ana Improve
ments on the said two 1913 Of grouh 10 Kh1 asa
WAYS saryitudes. privileges and adydntages
, belonging or in any wise apDertaining TO SAID
lots.
J r. ALCEE GAUTHREAU1,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
;ofo IT "a Al ~ II
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Cittrens BANK of Ouisiana vs.. Mrs. II.
Ivans and har husband

rI,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ OF fleri faciaa, to me objected by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish 81
Orleans In the above entitle cause. Will pro-
coed to sell at public auction ut the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Gu -tumhous. streets Ia the
Second District OF this 3tty. on TUES DAY. Il 3.
ruary 3. 20. at IL O'Clock m, the 1olloWlng ue-
THIS PRoPEkTY OF THE DEFENDANT,
MRS. f. M lVENS ST mated on PrytAnia street.
IN the square bounded BY Hrytania. St Charles.
Clio aud Frato streets. and mea-uring TWEEN y
one feet eleven inches front on Prytanta street
between Clio and Erato streets, By depth OF
one hundrad and twenty seven feet three inchee
and four liues, between parallel lines. Ameri-
can measure,
Satzed la the above suit
Terms-Cash on the pot.
j r. ALUEE GAUTHREAUX.
| Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
/ ia3 10 II a. 81 fp3
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Be il further resolved. That the several
committees and enrolling clerks may be de-
tailed by the Secretary Of the Senate to serve
OH committees when necessary.
Respectfully,
o. II. STEELE. Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. Kidd, and out Of respect
to the memory Of the Hon. j. u. Ball. de-
ceased. late member OF tho House Of Repre-
sentativee, the Senate adjourned until to-mor-
row. Friday, at IA o'clock m.
JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary OF tho Senate.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. DUR
order and many modern improvements intro
duced 70 ensure the comfort OF patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In all that goes 70 make
q FIRST GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. ana
will continue to merit the popular favor whicn
has been accorded 1t ia the past. -,
Parties returning home will do well to eau
and look at ri lilly ROOMS before locating
| elsewhere. n.nnura
oc5u RlVEk6 q bAnlGA0s
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By tho Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans
SALE By THE OWL SHERIFF OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MECHANICS SOCIETY.

Late Sunerior District O lurt for tho Parish OF
Orleans No 26 99i. now transferred TO inc
Third District court for the Parish OF Or
leans No. % 455.
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Third District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
No. 2h 285.
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Il. II. PARKER EFT AIS vs.. H. FRANZ.
Tutor. ct ais.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery IL Co.
New and Elegant Furniture
At AUCTION.

SIX PARLOn SUITS IN ROSEWOOD AND
BLK Cotoltne. WnlHut and tapestry. tapestry
and plush etc Ladies' reception rhHirs-
Ebony. walnutHnd gilt, aud variety Of COW
ertnga: snay chnirH. elegant centre, library
md card tables; costly and beautiful inlnid
q 1b,nst: handeome wnlnut chffpnier. wal
nut aud oak hall ehnira, bursans. mar he
top cnmmodes. nnk double standing desk
fail eaf desk. revolving office chairs I've
and other ar iulas To, numerous to Diet nil
Al from ono OF tho best manafac urers In
III United States.
rI,O BE SOLD WITHOUT LlMiF T. ON SAT
i UKDsY. January ~. 1870. ut II o'cl ok n, m
nj No ri Camp street Goods now rendy for
inspection. MONTGOMERY h Co.
ioe At AuIfoneerA
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day received intelligence of the death Of Hon.
/. u. Ball, Rrpres. NATIVE from the parish OF
West FelGlaDa, and the House will attend In
u body the removal ~ the remalna from tho
place Of his death TO the steamer ut ; 30 . clock
y. III.
Respectfully. etc,
PEI Err j. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk Of 'he House Of Representatives.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST HEADINd.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the rules werN
suspended IN order to consider at this timo
House bill No. 49,
An act making appropriations 10 dcfray mo
expenses of The General assembly OF tho
State of Louisiana. to pay the mileage ana
per diem Of the members. tho salaries 81 tho
officers and employers, and other expenses
thereof. for tho session commencing january
~, 1880
upon tho calendar.
BPEGIAL ORDER.
The hour or | o'clock having arrived the
special order tthe report Of the Committee on
ELECTIONS I'm the matter of contest OF ID. O.
M6ntan against j. i, Davdson) was taken ny
Mr. Robertson moved that the argument Of
counsel for both contestant and the sitting
member DO limited 10 half m hour each.
Mr. Newton moved 10 amend by making 1t
one hour each.
lily q rising vote Of yeas to - nays the
motion to amend was lost.
The question recurring on the motion OF Mr..
Robertson. IL WAS agreed 10 without objec-
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Luckeit consideration Of
the report was postponed until tomorrow
Immediately after the reading OF the journal.
and was mnde the special order for that day.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Steele chairman Of the Committee on
Auditing and Supervising tho Expenses u the
Senate, obtained luminous consent to sub
nit the following report:
10 tho P.ealdont nni Msmbera Of tho Senate:
Your committee to whom WIS referred the
resolution liking the compensation Of The
clerk AMI employees Of the Senate, beg leave
to offer tho acc ,nptnying resolutions Ms =
substitute therefor, and recommend their
adoption
Resolution liking tho pay Of the clerks and
employ y 81, the Senate
Rrsofrfd That the officers and employees of
the Senate shall consist of the following, who
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Dy j. v. Gourdain.

STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY IN
THE BEST LOCALITY OF THE THIRD
DISTRICT.
THE WELL KNOWN LARGE TWO STORY
Brick Butli with verandah5. eitnated mt
the corner OF Ely-ian Fields and Charities
Tor Mofeaul streets. eminently suited Tor
any sort of business.
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shalt receive the following compensation:
Secretary 5z t-E.m -.=.,ss*sa. .#t.....n Sb w
Assistant Secretary .. .-....5s.. ..~... bo
Nj lnute Clerk .+s..s ,-....... %
Ghler Enrolling Clerk -......s-..,g. oo
Sergeant-Ht-A Arms .s=.-...#ss .s.=s-.-.. W
Assistant ScTgchntat- Arms ..-s. ...... 90
Dnrkrcper .=.......... 5n
Five enrolling clerks. NJ 81 ......-.. ID oo
Tire" pnlters, ut 81 80 5..-s. ..=.s..s#.. q 81
F.ur pavpa III sevpnty-tiya cents . 90
Oae Senate messenger zsa.ftz.... =.,r-=z... 5V
One senate messenger for President OF
I'm. Senate = 90
Ono clark FOR Judiciary Committee 3 T5
$5S 25
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MI ONTaOMERY Il 90,
Nl hUCTIONEERS.
VIII seIi Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages ant
Harness ut auction Mt
MONTaOMERY'B TATTEgaALIS.
NO. 10 Bar0nne street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock.
OonaiRnments OF stock solicited RulT ON
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A Diplomatic Report.

By Associated Press to the Evening Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Mr. Sew
ard, minister to China, in a dispatch
to the department of state, dated Feb
ruary 2, 1880, transmits a report on
the cotton trade by Mr.. Denny, Uni
ted States Consul at Tientsin, who
contends that American manufactur-
ers can secure the trade of China by
sending out only un%adulterated and
perfect goods. The English put On
the Chinese market cotton goods more
or less adnlterated with sizing. The
English goods weigh much less after
washing than before, while the Ameri-
can retain their integrity. Within
three years the consumption Of Amer
lean cotton goods has gained immense
ly on the English. In 1879 the i'm
port of cotton goods at Tientsin from
the United States was 100000 pieces.
from England 24f,000 pieces. In 1877
the trade was equally divided between
England and America Mr.. Denny
imputes this almost wholly to the SUI
perior character of the American
goods.
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Three For a Quarter.

indianapolis News.l
A city preacher had quite an expert
ence the other night. Shortly after
supper the door bell rang, and a
couple, evidently from the country.
were admitted. They explained that
they desired to be married, and. sum-
moning the family, the good man
speedily united them in the bonds of
wedlock. A hurried departure fol.
lowed, the happy bridegroom, in the
excess OF his joy, emitting to any far
Their remunerate the minister than to
vocally express his thanks. Not
even time was accorded the occupants
OF the house to muse over this state
Of affairs before another ring announc-
ed the arrival of a second couple on
a like errand. The ceremony was
performed, aad they too went out no
poorer than they entered. While
thinking very intently upon this
remarkable coincidence and state
Of affairs, a third couple were ushere1
into the room. Matters were getting
desperate, and before entering upon
the work of the occasion the minister
intimated that it was usual, under
such circumstances, for the gentleman
to express his thanks in a substantial
manner.
well, said the would-be groom,
how much do you charged"
70, We leave that entirely to the
generosity Of the parties was the
response.
is that So groatlyrelieved. "Well,
so ahead
And he pulled out-a quarter The
minister went ahead, but after their
departure securely bolted all the
doors, dismissed the family and re-
tired from business, for that night at
least.
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clear ribs, exc; @ S. 6K@6Hc hams,
s. O., 9k@l0c; u~ncanyassed SIC break
fast bacon 9991G bacon ~ to TX for
ribs and sides; mess pork, $l2 80 per Dbl;
country hams, Sc; do. bacon sides, TIC;
do. shoulders, Az to Sc.
LARD-Tierces, 7A@75sG half barrels,
SIC kegs, 6Ac pals, 67sc half pals, SIC;
country lard, 7c.
SUGAR--Market firm; fully fair, open
kettle, &c. prime do SIC choice, 10 Sc;
yellow clarified, cooke off whites, $40
95sc hard. 10H@llc.
COFFEE-Fairt to choice l4H to 18c
according to quality.
HIDES-Dry flint, No. l., 19 No. q,
l6c; dry salt do, l5c; green, No. 2, 12Lc;
do sailed, 7@Sc; market steady tallow,
b@6G beeswax, Bic.
LEATHER-Oak sole, S8@40c; hem-
lock, 28@32c harness, 36@36c; skirting,
S5@37c; French cali, $4,000 per dozen;
domestic cali, $4,000 per dozen.
TOBACC0'-Par ID 42H@60c.
SUNDRIES-Sauer kraut dull, ST &C
per half Dbl, and "a for bbls. Apple
butter l0c per ID; peach do. he.
SALT.-Per Dbl, Fl 70 per car or draw
load; orders 81 IS sucks 81 300l 60 for
course and fine. Rock salt &c per pound.
BAGGING-k arket quiet; on orders,
fax, 9Hc per yard; jute, l0Il@l1e; ties;
" 1908 per bundlei Irvine, l2c per
pound.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle supply scarce
and good butcher qualities in demand at
3 to sc gross, the latter for the best. In
ferior a TO ~; calves $5@S each cows
and calves $l9@35; hogs in light move-
ment at 3A@4A gross; sheep 405 for
good and 81 J002 per head for inferior.
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Young Mrs. ChrIstiancy's Mar.
Fied Life.

Washington Correspondence Of the st. Louis
Slobe-Democrat.l
They were married in the morning
by the chaplain Of the senate, and
took the noon train to Philad- lphia.
Senator Ferry. who had oficiated as
best mar to the poor BRIDEGROOM. rose
In his seat when Mr.. Christiancy's
name was called in the senate roll and
begged leave to state that his col
league bad paired In PHILADELPHIA
the bride was homesick. lonesome
and wretched. She wept and bohooed.
sweiled her nose and redeemed her
eyes, called the citya stupid old town,
and probably thought the same thing
OF her spouse, if she was forbearinr
enough not to say so. On her
return there was questioning
and querying among society ladies
as to whether they should call on her.
but Mrs. Fish settled the matter by
being almost the first one to call and
congratulate the little bride. Among
the rumOrs was one of a very CAV
young lover from the south. who had
gwen her up for the while, promising
to wait for her" whatever kind wish
es that might mean for the senator.
AT a reception at the White House.
which they attended 0 0 after. sena-
tor Christiancy and his bride we're
the sensations of the affair. ARRIVED
IN her wedding dress Of white silk.
with a long pulled plastron down the
front, like an infants christening
robe, she clung timidly TO his arm,
her eyes gazing roundly at the
beauties and sights Of the social
seventh heaven to which she
had at last penetrated. To it all now
she has had to say adieu, her com
plants and statements-given freely
to print-having finished her career
and every hope of compromise. A
year ago she trod the precious Turkey
rugs of Lady ThOrnton's drawing
rooms, ate terrapin with crested fork,
and now she colors photographs IN the
dlngy room of a clearinghouse and
regales herself with britannia ware
aud ironstone china. Her last appear
anee IN society here was ut Lady
Thornton reception, last February,
lust alter Ch~ristiancy's confirmation
as our minister to Peru, and quite
tiattering sttentions were paid them
during the evening. AS soon, now, as
the present complications between
Peru and her neighbors are adjusted
Mr.. Christiancy will return, and then
woe to the little woman who once be.
witched his venerable fancy