The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-05-16
DnNA1DsONVIIJE LOUISIANA SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1850

Mr. Lazarus had promised Golinskey
1880, but when it came to the perform
nee of his share of the contract, he offered
,im seven hundred. Mr.. Goldsteln came
'or his commission, but Mr.. Lazarus SAID
hat times we're so hard and pizziness vas
20 bad, dot he could not give him more as
fumsig dollar. Goldstein swore' by the
homes of Jacob that he would get even, so
he rushed over to Golinskey's shop, ana
told him that Lazarus had been IN states
prison. and that Rebecca was little better
than a wild cat. Next day the match was
off. Golinskey found rich Hebrew IN
Baltimore, who had daisy of daughter
with whom he was willing to give S;;ats';
this was too much for mortal flesh ana
blood. and he married her after three days
co,7rtsbip. Rebecca Lazarus went into hys-
+er;cs when she heard the news, for it was
said that Pere Lazarus had expended nifty
dollars on her outfit, besides engaging
brass band for the marriage. That, now
ever. ia only one side of the matrimonial
agencies; the other is full OF roses, lines
and carnations. We have now in the city
abont twenty matrimonial agencies IN full
b,aat. where man can get sIited with al
most ANYTHING, from a working housekeep-
er for respectable mechanic to laoy oi
fortune with house, horses, carriages, ser
wants and all the appliances that wealth
can give. If you have five hundred or
| LII hot
get rid of, know of no easier method than
to apply to one of these advertising matrl-
monial robbers.
| A new phase of swindling has startled
| New York, and one which has tremendous
possibilities. Strangers in the city would
do we'll to look out. An old gentleman
fro,a the interior of the State was looking
in one of the store windows under the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. A we'll dressed gentleman
stood near him, and the two got into con-
yersat1en admiring the goods. At last the
oentle1nanly man proposed little walk,
and they finally arrived at large handsome
house. which the gentlemanly man said
was his residence; they walked in and as
soon as the old man was seated. VINE was
brought, and in few moments han
dozen handsomely dressed yaung laoles
came in, and they made very free with INT
old gentleman. While the fun was going
on. a ring came atsthe Edoorbell, and pres
ent,v in stalked couple of police officers
and thew informed the ladies that they hat
come to pull the house which was one o
the most notorious in the city: the old gen
t,eman was scared out of his life to be ar
rested and imprisoned for being caught II
an infamous house; how could he ever sc
back home and look his family in the face
: The officers were called aside, and the Oh
) man cave them his watch, his shirt STUDS
his sleeve buttons, all the cash he nae
about twenty dollars, and his check 10
$1,000; he vas then let go. and he got bac
to his hotel frightened to death, and think
ing, no doubt, that he had marvellous es
cape.
What kind of a police have we in this cit
is being gravely asked. Nugent VINO roope
,, the Manhattan Bank of a million IN COZ
nection with Johnny Hope, was a truste
= policeman for years, and the fact that oes
perate burglaries we're constantly Occur
. ring on his beat, never appears to hay
> awakened the suspicious of his superior
. Conrov who committed one of the mo-
brutal murders in this city, though sci
. fenced to be hung got of with his nee
and now we have police sergeant WI
seized a young girl last Saturday nigh
and cruelty outraged her, assisted by al
other brute. If crimes like this are pc
:. petrated by the police where can We lot
~ for protection? Now, let the authorltl
:. bestir themselves, and see that this villa
:, is hunted down, let the police be purged
= all these scoundrels, or we may have to
as San Francisco did many years ago, al
look for justice to Vigilance Commute
: Madison Square Garden en- how
=, ing wilderness all the week; the dog she
~ occupying large share of the attention
. that class of persons who think that tt
20 globe of ours was made exclusively
y dogs. hare attended these bench sho
|
az yariably meet the same females exhibit
W, 'o the same darling pugs, and who evlden
AZ think that their own ugly little monster
more beautiful than anybody else's LIT
" monster. like a good dog; there Is son
thing pleasurable about the wag OF
70 faithful tail; but there is a doggy perfu
3D. about these bench shows that may
eo agreeable to those who like it; but l don't l
'n1 it; one dog at the time is enough for I
"' but the show was good one as the
ne shows 90, the managers we're satisfied,
M 1 understand that the dogs do1't compls
DO The acquittal of Ferdinand Mayer
~ perjury gives general satisfaction. A
'"e years ago Mr.. Mayer was the great lith
"a" rapher of New York, and was estima
'"' to be worth million: being kind hear
and convival he got into business trout
and lost his entire property. A busl1
~ note for $4,000 to which Mr.. Mayer sW
was found to be executed on a printed n
- - the plate of which was not manufactu
till two years after the date of the n
Elm 'no p'".o ~
planation was satisfactory to the jury,
o" he is lucky that he did not end his days
80 States prison.
Several exhibitions Of spring pictures
open, some of them of decided merit,
=, the wintry sky above nee while l y
w. freezes up every genial utterance for
fine arts.
n"' We just now have matrimonial ma
be af - ,n.n,, noo,,a oct
l'~. married. The mayor, the aldermen, I
wv listers, police magistrates, in short e