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0 i 9 6 THE DAILY PICAYUNE I ORLEANS; VGDNESDAY. JUNE 1 1887. THE COUKTS. The Supreme Court Adjourns Sine Die. The Term of Court at Monroe Opens on June 13.

Early Complications in the Succession of J. S. Aitkens. Proceedings in Other Tribunals. Supremo Court of Louisiana.

CLOBESO DAT. The Baprema Court inet yesterday at 3 o'clock in the alternoon. Present Chief Justice Bermudez and Associate Justices Poche, Todd, Fenner and Watklng. The following opinion were read BT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE FOCBK. No 9801 J.

C. Morris vs. executors of I 5 Cainet 8. Wlltz, Jr. administrator, vs.

executors of L. B. Cain et consolidated On application for rehearing. On consideration of the numerous application lor rehearing this cause, we hare discovered several errors which have wept into nr review of the very complicated and almost innumerable issues presented in the multifarious pleadings contained iu this record. Uenue we nave concluded to re- open tne case in order to make necessary corrections.

On Renearlnc In order to facilitate a vroper execution of the Judgment, we recast the decree to its entirety although the cor-lections are intended to affect certain portions only. It Is therefore ordered, that our previous decree be annulled and set aside, and tnat tne following decree be rendered in Its stead It is therefore ordered, adjudged nd decreed tunc the judgment appealed from be amended in the following particulars: 1. That said judgment. In so far rs It exonerates Moses Co. and Mr.

Frank from the payment of Interest on their purchase, as It denies the ownership of appellants to the mortgage notes wliich trey claim to hold, and insofar It maintains the action of Wlltz, Public Administrator, for the simulation pro tanto of tne act of mortgage uuder which appellants declare, be annulled and avoided. It is further decreed 2. That 6-24 of the principal of the fund realized be set apart for the benefit of the Qermania Bank, as holder of note is for 1-34; of David Koos, as holder of notes 14 and 18. for 2-24, and Jutius Meyer, as bolder of notes 8 ana 9 for 2-24. 3.

Tuat out of the residue, 19-24, J. C. Morris and the Canal Bank, aa holders of notes 11, 12, 13, 13, 10. 17, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 be paid in full ana by preference out Of tue amount accruing to and remaining over to the credit of Henry Koos as holder of notes 5. 7 and 10, and of the Uer-lnanla Bank as holders of tue notes 1.2, 3 and 4.

4. That Moses Lobe Co. and M. Frank be condemned to pay interest at the rate of per cent, per annum from June 18, 1881, on the balance remaining due by them nn thA rmnMlli amounts at their purchases, to the extent of the aggre- cate auionuts of the residue of the purchase Jirioe accruing to the notes held by appel-ants. as follows: Of notes 9 ana 9 hefa by Julius Meyer, of notes 14 and 18 held by David Koos, and of notes 6, 6.

7 and 10 held by Henry Koos. 6. That the Recorder of Mortgages be ordered and required to cancel and erase the said conventional luongsge executed by B. Cain on 'Feb. 25, lo78, and the legal mortgage resulting from tue registry of the marriage contraot between L.

H. Cain and Caroline Cain, In so far as it affects their property, as soon as Moses Co. and ii. Frank shall have complied with the terms of this decree. It is urtner ordered that In all other respects and particulars the judgment appealed from be alliruied and made the Judgment of this court.

It is further ordered that all costs below, incurred in the action of Wilts, administrator, as against the validity of the mortgage and the claims of appellants be taxed against such public administrator, and all other costs below equally between Moses Lobe Co. and M. Frank and that the ousts of appeal De taxed equally against P. 8. Wlltz, Fabric Ad-" uiinlstrator, M.

Lobe M. Frank and the Oer mania Bank. BT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE ATKINS. No. 9382 Whitney Iron Works Company vs.

George B. Appeal from Ascension parish. When manufacturers oblige themselves to furnish machinery to a planter of first-class material and workmanship and far from damaging defects, and guarantees the work for one year; and that ame shall be first evloted in their shops, aa far as practicable, Ju order that the planter, or his engineer may inspect the same before their delivery on board of steamboat at the port of New Orleans, for shipment to him, and on due notification he makes the Inspection and thereafter receives and uses machinery the burden of proof is on defendant to establish the following facts, viz That the workmanship and material were not of first class, but, on tne contrary, same were affected with aamaging defects. 2. To reconcile his "tpparens and implied acceptance of the mill tnd machinery, resulting from his ase of same in bearing off his crops, with his claim that some were In many essential particulars defective, both as to workmanship and material.

3. To establish by clear and satisfactory evidence that the mill and machinery had received lair usage" at his hands otherwise he can't defeat his contract to pay the prioe. 4. Holding under such a contract a large and valuable property, the defendant not having established the conditions precedent, is not entitled to delay proceedings for the purpose of having heard the evidence of his witnesses at to the quantum of damages. 6.

A Judgment taxing costs la an Interlocutory decree, though rendered after the Judgment in the cause and separately signed but same cannot be revised or reviewed in ease the evidence in support of It has not been rendered to au-' thorny aud la not in the record. Judgment affirmed. Mr. Justice Podie filed a dissenting opinion and Mr, Justice Todd concurs in the opinion. RBII EARING REFUSED.

No. 9839 F. P. Hawthorne vs. Mary Clark and husband.

No. lo.ooo Canal and Claiborne Street Bali road Company. M94 -W. B. bcott vs.

Seyle. BINS DIB. At the conclusion of the reading of opinions the Chief Justice ordered the crier to ad- Joum court sine die. AT MOHSOK. The Associate Justices will on tne 12th of June leave for Monroe, where they will I open court on the following day.

The Chief Justice will remain in New Orleans and, if bis presence Is needed, will proceed to Monroe. The docket In Upper Louisiana is very light. The court will be session about teu days. United States Circuit Court. United States vs.

K. P. Bernard. Defendant was tried on a charge of fraudulently procurrlng a pension for a negress in the parish of Terrebonne. The Jury rendered a verdict of "not guilty Silas W.

Sawyer vs. Parishjof Plaquemines. fJew trial refused. Judge Billings handed down the following decree The Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Company and William II. Bonnger, complainants vs.

theSouthern IeeCornpanv, defendants In Equity No. 11,509. Considering the stipulation and agreement between the solicitors for the respective parties hereto on file here-In, and the said complainants through conn-'eel having accepted the terms aud conditions proposed by said defendant. Now therefore on motion of J. R.

Beckwlth and J. Ward Gurley, solicitors fur complainants, It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the letters patent of the United States, No. 101,036, for improvement in the manufacture of ice. Issued to Thomas F. Peterson, as described in the bill et complaint, are good and valid letters patent, and that the owners thereof and or.

all rights thereunder, and that the said defendant baa infringed the same and should account to the complainants for all profits that have accrued to said defendant from the use and. infringement of aid Invention but the said parties hereto having waived reference to master to ascer-. tain the amount doe, and the said ants having agreed to accept the sum of C2000 in compensation of its said demand, it la aa judged and decreed that tne said complainants do have and recover of and from the said defendant, the Southern Ice Company, the full sunt ot $2000, besides all costs of this action, and that said complainants have execution therefor. The following la a list of the salts lnsti-' tated on behalf of the Louisiana lee Maou-1 ecturing Company and pow pending against defendants, viz: Southern Ice Company, ot New Orleans, People's ice Manufacturing Company. ot New Orleans, La Baton Rouge Ice Com- pauy, ot Baton Rouge, Monroe Toe L'oaDAjr.

ff Monroe, Donaldson ville Ice Company, of DonalusonvlUe, New I oer la lee Company, of Mew Iberia, Natchez Ice Company, ot Natchez, kiasbvule Ice Company, of Nashville, Arctic Ice Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Crystal I CM rnnmanr. Artrunla Irk-Y liol.mer. nf RtaMnnurt Tiirarkno I.m 5PBr. of Texarkana, Enterprise tr" oeiuia, Montgomery -ioe Company, of, Montgomery, Capital City Ice Company, of Montgomery, Fluwrence Ice Company.of Vloksburg, Mi. Greenville Ice Company, of Greenville, The Tappao Johnson Ice Company, of Helena, Mobile Ice Company, ot Mobile, Meridian Toe Company, of Me-ridlan.

Aberdeen Ice Faotory. of Aberdeen. Gulf Ice Company, of Pensa-oola, Columbus Ice Company, of Columbus, Valley Ice Company, of Memphis, Bohier Huse Ice Company, of Memphis, Tenn. Jackson IceMaouf aoturingCompany. of Jackson, Tenn.

Birmingham Ioe Company, of Birmingham, Central Ice Company, of Houston, Central Ice Works, ot Houston. Capital Ice Company, of Aanua. Tex. Austin Ice Factory, of Austin, Lone Bter Ice Works, of Austin, Tex. Ban areas Ioe Wqrks, of Ban Marcas, Tex.

Bastrop Ice Factory, of Bastrop, Georgetown Ioe Factory, of Georgetown, Tex. Corsicana Water and Ice Works, of CorMcena, J. B. Lyles 3t of Dallas. Fort Worth Ioe Company, of Fort Worth, 1'ex.

Lampasas Ice Company, of Lampasas, Tex. Palestine Ice Company, of Palestine, Tex. Alamo Ice. Company, of Ban Antonio, Tex. BOerman Ioe Company, of Sherman, Tex.

Conger Berkshire, of Waco, Buuj. Johnson, of Weatherford, Tex. Neptune ioe Company, of Galveston, Ban Antonio Ioe Company, of Ban Antonio, 'Tex. Lone Star Brewing Company, of San Antonio, B. Q.

Richardson, of Dallas, Tex. CivU District Court. SUCCESSIONS. The successions of Patrick K.Egan,Mlss Adele A. Charvet, Bernard Backer, Adrenne Welssenberger, deceased wife of Francis M.

Ziegler, and John B. Aitkens were opened yesicraay. ESTATE. The Inventory tiled in the succession of Jules Victor shows a total ot S1400. CALLING JUKT CASKS.

The last calling of Jury citses to be fired for the week commencing June 13. will be made on next Saturday in Judge voorhles division ot the court. JU1KJMENT. The New Orleans Cold Storage Company vs. H.

Meyer Judge Monroe rejected piain-tlflV demand and gave judgment for defendant on demand in reconvenfgon for Jlooa 78, sequestration quashed, and sheriff ordered to pay over to defendant the balauoe of funds now in his hands in partial payment of his Judgment. A VERDICT. The case of F. S. Neustodtl against the New Orleans City and Lake Rauroad Company for 14000 damages sustained by plaiu-tifl, who was injurea while a passenger iu one of the cars of defendant company, was tried yesterday before Judge Monroe and the fol-lowingjury Louis bachemln.

Geo. P. Navo. KUIah Creswell, John Northrop, Octave Mazer at, Meyer L. Navra, Kouert Cause.

J. P. McDonald, Peter X. Geaser, Sol. Rothschild, James J.

Oarvey, Maurepas Leau-monu A number of witnesses were examined and tne jury returned a verdict for $100. PATRICK EGAS WILL. The last will of Patrick K. Egan was pro bated yesterday. It is dated June 21.

1884, and reaUB aiy name is ruiriui x.guu. j. am married to Barah Egan, whose maiden name is Barali Connor. I have one child, named Patrick Egan, issue ot our marriage. I give and bequeath whatever I may die possessed of lu movaDles and immovables to rights and credits unto my wife during her natural life; after her death every thing to go to my son, 1'atrlck Egan.

The wife is appointed executrix with seizin. Kiir SUITS. rMAnt Citv Live 8tock Landing and Blaughter-housa Company vs. B. Angiade.

Suit lor 300 ana prayer lor attacninem. R. H. iaatt co. vs.

a. Angiaae. cuit for $500 and prayer for attachment. Delta Whatluoat Company vs. Pbcenlx In surance Company.

Suit for Uoo ou a policy. Delta Wharfboat Company vs. Continental Company Insurance. Suit for $li(X) on an inoeranoe policy. Estate of L.

Conroy vs. J. Q. Wright. Suit for 20.

Laura Lavington vs. Wheeler fc Wilson Manufacturing company. -Suit lor fioo. A. Darieu vs.

David Neuhaueer. Suit tor $450. TUB SUCCESSION OF J. S. AJTK.KNS.

On Monday evening last, Mr. Alpuonse Philips, attorney for Edward Euderie.tlied a petition representing that John 8. Aitkens departed this lite in tals city, on the 30th ot May, 1687. Petitioner is the son-in-law of deceased, having married Mrs. Elizabeth Aitkens, who is also dead.

That from the issue ot the marriage petitioner has four children: Edward Albert, aged 21 years; Reuben, aged 15 years; Luclen, aged 12 years, and Annie, agea 17 years. He is the natural tutor ot his minor children, and bo prays tor the administration of the estate, his children being heirs of said deceased. The decedent left as his sole heirs 1. The children of A. Aitkens, his deceased son.

2. Tne children of Frank Aitkens, his deceased son. 8. Mrs. Mary Aitkena-Cumm-ings, wife of D.

J. CuummintB. 4. The children of Mrs. Elizabeth Aitkens-Enderle, the deceased wife of petitioner.

6. Miss Catherine Aitkens, now a sister of St. Joseph, and in religion known as Bister Angelica. Yesterday morning, Mr. Henry P.

Dart, of counsel for Mary E. Aitkens, wife of Daniel T. Cummiugs, filed a petluon, showing that John Smith Ailkens, father of first named petitioner, departed this life in this city on idav 30, 1887, ieaviDg an estate within the Jurisdiction of the court; that he owed debts, and an administration is necessary, ana petitioner makes application to be appointed administratrix of the estate; that deceased had a bank box at the Canal Bank, and petitioner believes that it contains a will, and an order should be Issued to the bank to produce the box for examination by the court, to ascertain if it contains a will that decedent left a Valuable personal estate, and it is proper that the seals snould be atlixed, pending further proceedings herein that decedent was married; that his wife died long belore him; that petitioner is one ot the heirs, and she is entitled to the administration over the applicant, who is not an heir of the decedent. it is prayed that an order issue to John Bendernagel, notary public, to a ills seals ana take an inventory; that the Canal Bank be ordered to produce the bank box belonging to John Smith Aitkens now in its possession that this application may be advertised and iu due course that petitioner be appointed administratrix of the succession, reserving her right to apply to be appointed dative, testamentary executrix of the will, if one should be found, and that the application by Edward Eudtrlee to be appointed administrator be denied. Judge Tlssot ordered the notary to afBx the seals and ordered the bank to produce before the court, on Wednesday, Jane 1, 1887, at 11 o'clock A.

the box lu question. The succession of Mrs. C. Lei rook, wife ot J. B.

Aitkens, was opened in February, 1882. The Inventory snowed a total of $33,867 83. The account showed the following amounts on the credit side 45 ordinary debts, aio.715 56 balance of interest of deceased succession in community, of which. J. 8.

Aitkens has the usufruct, $22,486 82. Criminal District Court. Section A Judgs A. Soman presiding. SESTlACED.

Green Perkins, convicted of wonnding less than mayhem 60 cents fine and six months in the Prison. Thos. Walsh and Leonard Carry, convicted ot petty larceny; six months In the Parish Prison. AFFIDAVITS DISMISSED. Embezzlement E.

A. Cole. Obtaining money by false pretenses L. L. Stone.

NOLLE FROSEQUIED. Assault and battery Ferdinand Tlvado. EfrtXEX. Yesterday forenoon Richard J. EstouD.

convicted of manslaughter in killing Thomas Herllhr at the corner of Clio and Libertv streets, a report of which trial was published In the Picayune last week, was sentenced bv Judge Roman, in Section A of tne Criminal District Court, to fifteen years In the State Penitentiary. Estonp had a prior trial, being convicted of manslaughter, and received a similar sentence, due tne supreme court grsanted Mm a mew trial and the resulbwaa aa above. The accused was remanded to the Pariah Prison. COURT ADJOURNED. Section A adlourned until the first Mnndav in September next.

Seetioa Judge Joshua G. Baker preiding.J JIUllUS. day morning filed a motion tor a new trial in the ease. Their Tmi.1rwn aura a which -was Ajimtr.rH AtHunAA corroborated by the witnesses either for the lub ueieuse, tnat aewboaso did not fire the first shot, eto. The motion will be iroiuro uuge imager to-day.

PLEADED NOT GCTLTT. Obtaining money by false pretences E. A. Petty larceny Henry Haddy, Gabe Jack-sen. Obtalnin property by false pretences, petty larceny Geo.

Upham. CASK ABANDONED. Assault and battery Charles Bergeron. The Assistant District Attorney abandoned the ease and instructed the Jury to bring in a verdiot of not guilty, whiuh Hiey did. First Recorder's Court.

William Feeney, the hoodlum, for dentin and disturbing tne peace Henry White, for being drunk and dts turning the peace, and uenry Warmoth, tor vagrancy, were fined $10 or twenty days each. Harvey Brown, tor assaulting LotUe Brown with a dangerous weapon, was placed under tMO bonus. Auzie Tillman, for malicious mischief D. McCarty, lor beating P. Rlordau James Meyer, for beating Henry Johnson; Victoria Briscoe, Mary V.

Mitosell, Lizzie MeKenna and Sam Dixon, for petty larceny and U-llaui Miller, for beating William Miller, were placed under anuearancs bonds. r-nuni Aiarq ae, ror running over anu in juring Mrs. E. McCune, was placed under fiooo bonds. i John Flynn, a JnveoHe vagrant, was committed to the Boys' House ot Kef uge.

P. Rlordan. arrested for beating D. McCarthy; M. Gavin, C.

Bosnian, Robert May, J. Bchwandt, A. Bell and Henry Wilson for beating John McDonald, Mrs. M. Drew for beating Carrie Ward and abusing Bella Agere, ana Carrie Ward and Bella Agere for beating Mrs.

Drew, were disohaged. John Sullivan was sent before the Criminal Court under $500 bonds, lor cutting and wounding C. Beely or Bcully. The ease of James Campbell with running over and injuring Mary Armstrong, was postponed indefinitely. Second Recorder's Court.

John MoClellan and Anderson Wright arrested for vagrancy, and McClellan for resisting arrest, were fined $20 or thirty days, and $10 or twenty aays respectively. Paul Danove tor beating Christian Ginger was placed under appearance bonds. Ed Williams, arrested on the complaint of Benjamin Franklin for obtaining money by falso pretenses, was discharged, but was fined 23 or thirty days as a suspicious character. Ida Brown, charged by Mrs. E.

Klley with petty larceny, was fined $10 or twenty days for pilfering. Mrs. A. Brigier, Mrs. Louts Durand and Pauline Foley were placed under peace bonds for Insult and abuse.

Frank Orfeld was fined $5 and placed under $250 peace bonds for insulting and abusing ana threatening Henry Walpern. Charies W. Dowllng as principal and Wm. Bowling and Richard Dowllng as accessories to the shooting and 'Founding of Geo. Klein, on the 18th of April, ou Carondelet Walk, between Broad ana Ltorgenois streets, were sent before the Criminal Court uuder $2Sd bonds each.

A. Memory of Early Days. Bane of childhood's tender years, Swallowed oft with groans and tears, How it made the ilesu recoil. Loathsome, greasy castor oil 1 Search your early memory close, Till you find another dose All the shuddering frame revolts At the thought of Epsom salts Underneath the pili-box lid Was a greater horror hid. Climax ot all Inward ills, Huge and griping old blue pills! AWhat a contrast to the mild and gentle action of Dv.

Pierce's Pleusant Purgative Pellets, sugar-coated, easy to take, cleansing, recuperating, renovatiug the system without wrenching It with agony. Bold by druggists. BAUTICAL S0TES. The Chalmette from New Vork. The Morgan "Line steamship Chalmette, Capt.

C. W. Adams, from New York, with a general cargo, consigned to the Southern Paciilo Company, has arrived in port. She reports having sailed on the 25th at 4:30 P. and had light baffling winds and hazy weather to Cape Hatter as, thence to Matanilla iteet strong soutawest winds aud cloudy weather, followed by light winds and a calm to Tortugas.

thence fresh west winds and fine clear weather to the Passes, crossing the bar at 8 A. and arrived at her wharf last evening. On the 29th at 8 A. off Carytoot Reef, sighted a small steamer, displaying signals of distress. On coming up to her found her to be the tugboat Anna Gould in distress, bound from New York tor Ssgaa la Grande, and wished to be towed to Key West; took her in tow, and at 5 M.

on the same day left her in charge ot a Key West pilot off Band Key. Passengers for New York. The steamship Hudson, Capt. II. R.

Freeman, sails this morning for New York with a general cargo aud the following passengers Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kearns anrt chtld.

Mrs. L. H. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.

Y. A. Beaver and child, Miss Savage, Miss Northrop, Mies K. Seenan, Miss E. H.

Keenan, Mrs, M. J. Hart, Misses Hart, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Laurence and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake and family.

Miss M. Bowers. Miss Rooertshaw, Mm. E. M.

Tzwaga; Messrs. C. L. Janin, J. M.

Parker, Louis Block, E. A. Twemsey, Bttu'l Hart, M. Hart, Robert Dlxey, M. A.

Hicks, C. E. Mc Bride, Holland. J. Robertshaw, and twenty-live in the steerage Fruit from Central America.

The Oterl Line steamship E. B. Ward, Capt. J. U.

S. Curtis, from Bonacca, with fruit, consigned to S. Oteri, has arrived at Post 15, First District. Bhe reports having had fair weather and an uneventful trip. Left at Coxen Hole the schooner Wlther-spoon and schooner Clara L.

Dyer. On the 27th oft Bonacca, met the scboouer Santo Oteri, and on the 29th at 7 P. in latitude 26 longtitude 87 met the steamship City of Dallas, hence tor Belize with the steamboat Freddie in tow. PliU'LES, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eozema, riugworms, and other forms of skiu diseases, are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr.

J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm to purify the blood, aud for external applications nse Dr. J. H.

McLean's Volcanio Oil Liniment. CUSTOM-HOUSE AFFAIRS. The Post Office. Postmaster G. W.

Nott will take charge ot his office to-day, Capt. Buck having been authorized by the department po tarn It over to his successor. Local Inspectors. The United States Local Inspectors are still investigating the circumstances connected with the collision between the tug Ivy and steamship Wydale, concerning which much testimony is being taken. Sub-Treasury Movements.

Receipts $10,981 19 Disbursements 28.907 22 Balance 11,392,808 81 The shipments amounted to 5000 standard silver dollars. VITt. STATISTICS. Recorded at the office ot the Board of Health, May 31, 1887. BIRTHS.

Mrs. George Osmond, a girl. May 2L Mrs. Jeau Marie Mourns, a girl. Jan.

10. Mrs. Charles F. Sourthese, a boy, May 19. Mrs.

Bapttste Adema, a boy, March 28. Mrs. A. Smith, a boy, Deo. 25.

Mrs. Aaron Thornton, a girl, Dec 21. Mrs. A. A.

Brinsmade, a boy. May 27. Mrs. Arthur Gaudoln, a boy, May 20. MAR3IAGE8.

Henry E. Gogreve and Miss Mary Reln-hardt. John Meighan and Miss Elizabeth 8 pence. Joseph O'Neill and Miss Fanny Wilson. Joseph Frank and Miss Margaret Bell.

Deitln Vila and Miss Amanda Horn. DEATHS. Mrs. Lilly Donaldson, 24 years, 123 St. Ferdinand.

John Haas, 17 months, 630 Chippewa. Miss Alice E. Ellis, 33 years, CC7 Chippewa. Willie B. Bonner, 21 years, Touro Infirmary.

George Charles Bohne, month, 103 Ely-siau Fields. Lola Antonina Haralson, 3 months, 141 Burgundy. Mrs. Victoria Bourdin, 86 years, 94 St. Peter.

Mrs. Valentine T. Fromm, 25 years, Baron ne. near Julia. John S.

Aitkens, 71 years, 165 Constance. Anna Victoria Krebs, 2 months, Josephine and Chippewa. Leopold E. Fourcade, 3 years, Ursnllnes. Bartolo Modlca, 6 months, 219 Customhouse.

Frederick Paul Marie, 4 months, 98 Union. Barah Calude, 18 years, 482 Lafayette. Joseph Llado, 21 years, 201 Gbartrea, HOTEL ARRIVALS. ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

Ponge, A Walker, Whythevllle, ACDaunes, Mobile; Baldwin, Pittsburg; Jas Bullock, Alabama; Clar-ton, Helena White Edwards, 6t Louis; Williams, St Mary A A Batoheior and wife, Pointe Coupee; WW Leoompte, New-York. Bradstrop, St Mary A Butts, Georgia Miss Beall, Miss Beall. Texas JasDtsnblett and wife, Lefebvre, Louisiana: Knowlea. Louisville no Watson, Maysville, Ky. 'CITY HOTEL.

JnoE DuBoia, Blount Bpings Jas Hall. Jr. Maysville. Ky; Brown and son. St James; Mr and Mrs and Miss Thompson.

Canada; Judge Powell and wife. Bayou win, SB Mary. La; Lee, Richi mono. Tex; Wlmberly and niaey. Miss Miss Graham, Dr Thos Maddox, Mason GrahAm, La Tracy ana wife.

New York. 4umu 300 Reward Sf nViftir en ease of piles as Dr. Williams' T.ti... ointmML 600 and $1, at druggiatsT uuumeaw 11A1LK0A1) SCHEDULES. LOCISVII.LK.

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Week tava I Vk Oays aoL, 3:43 pm I 9:00 am, pm SundaT I tnndays 11:30 am. 6:00 pm I 0 OO aro 12 6:30 pm THE BITER. Wkdsesdat. Jane 1,1887. STAGE Of WATER IN THE RIVERS, with ehaneen in the twentv-four hours ending 3 P.M.

Tuendar. May 31, 18S7. A Dove r-onuigM Danger Low Water. Rise. Fall.

Line. In Feet and Tenths. 0.0 0.2 00.0 i o.o e.3 I O.O 0.1 83.0 O.O 0.1 60.O O.O 0.2 1S.0 I 0.0 0.1 16.0 0.3 0.0 2.0 I I 0.1 00.0 1 0.0 V.3 14.0 I O.O O.l 18.0 0.4 ao.o 0.0 0.1 23.0 00 0.2 I 0.0 0.4 p. 5 0.1) 40.0 O.O 0.3 13.2 i o.o o.a i8.o 0.1 O.O BO 0.0 0.1 7.0 0.0 26.0 0.0 1.0 41.0 Alexandria 9.1 Cairo 17.6 5.0 4.3 Dubuqae 6.8 Fortfeniith 6.8 x. 8 Keokuk 4.7 La Crocge 5 0 Leaven worth.

1 LitUeRocx 7.1 Louisville Memuiiis 15.2 Nashville 4.4 New Orleans 10. 'J Omaha 8. Pittburg 4.7 St. Paul 3.4 sihreveport 15.8 Vicksburg 25.0 DEPAR1TJRE3 YESTERDAY. Neotune.

Danube. Annie P. Sliver, St, John. DEPARTURES THI8 DAY. iEee advertisements.

1 Buras Lnra, Taylorll A. M. Quarantine Alvin. O'Pry, 11 M. Ouachita H.

Uadna Blanks, Blanks, 5 P. M. Washington Warren, Kennison, 6 P. M. Point Houmas Mauel Comeaux, Comeaux, 12 M.

Bayou Bara Oliver Beirne, Campbell. 5 P. M. Cincinnati U. P.

Scheock, Carter, 5 P. JACK8TAFFS. Weather clear and pleasant. BuBlnees moderate. The Annie P.

Silver had a light trip for St, Louis. The United States mail packet Lura, Jno. Taylor, master, will leave at 11 A. M. to-dav for Buras and all way landings ou the Lower Coast, The elegant little steamer Alvln.

James T. O'Pry, master, Frank Scovell, clerk, leaves at 11 A. M. to-day for Quarantine and all way landings on the Lower coast. The Upper Coast packet Mabel Comeaux, E.

J. Comeaux, master, T. K. Voorhees, cierk, leaves at 13 M. to-day for Point Houmas and way landings.

The dandy Warren, M. Kennison. master, Eug. Quatrevatix, clerk, leaves at 6 to-day for Washington and the Atchafalaya River. Toe Ouachita River Consolidated Line steamer H.

Hanna Blanks. J. W. Blanks, master, Stonewall Hanna, clerk, leaves at a P. M.

to-day for Monroe and way landings on tho Ouachita River. The independent steamer H. J. Dickey is amiouueed to leave for liajou Macon and Tensas River. The Ouachita River Consolidated Line Bteauer Blanks cornwell, one of the llght-tz draft boats afloat, is also billed to leave to-morrow for Bayou Macon and Tensas River.

Capt. Dan Abie's elegant electric light steamer Will 8. H-uys will leave Friday tor St. Louis aud way iandius. The St.

Louis and Miesmeippl Valley Transportation Company's steamer John Gilmore will leave to-morrow for St. Louis. Tne lied River and Coast Line steamer Keokuk arrived yesterday and will leave Saturday lor Shreveport and way landings. Iu another part of the Picayune will oe fouud a copy of a set of resolutions adopted by a number of ladies and gentlemen who enjoyed a delightful excursion ou Capt. M.

Keunison's beautiful Warren last trip. acgusxa. May 26. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette The wreck of the Virgin Lee ran now be Been above the water where the o'at sank opposite this city last wiuter. It would be a dangerous snag were it not out of tue river channel and near the Ohio shore.

Evansville Journal; "Can Gbe coda of signals for steamboats be copyrighted was asked by the wet end man ot the Journal yesterday of a well-known river man. Yes, tney can be adopted aud copyrighted, ana no other line can then uso them without first obtaining permission to do so." Was such a thing ever done on the Western rivers "Yes. Years ago the Brown line of towboats, ot Pittsburg, adopted as their signal one long, two short and another long blast of the whistle as their signal. The St. Louts and New Orleans Anchor Line finally adopted the same signal, they had it copyrighted and the BrowoB were foroed to quit blowing that signal.

But to get even the Browns simply added ono more short blast to the old code, and are using It to this day." For River Telegrams See Telegraph Columns. HAKIM MEWS. PIOAYUNK OFFICE. June 1. A branch ot the vdrographio onto.

U. 3. Navy, has been established at the rooms of the New Orleans Maritime Association. No. 7 Varieties Alley, where any information will be cheerfully furnished masters ot Vessels, ires of cuarge.j CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brit Steamabio Wimbledon, Jarvls, for Rouen via Norfolk, New Orleans Elevator Co Steamship Hudson, Freeman, for New York, A Monlton tfcoo Sclir Jos Macheca, Blmonton, for Livinirstun. in ballast. Master ARRIVED. Steamship Chalmette, Adams, from New York v5tu iust to souuiern Fuoilic Co Algiers Steamship Ward Cnrtis, from Bouacca, to Oteri 1st district 15 BTKA1IKUV Hanna Blanks, Blanks, fm Monroe. Alice LeB anc.

LeBlano, fin Lockport. Oliver Beirue, Campbell, fm Bayou tiara. St John, Muse, fm lireeovuie. EX FORTH. ROUEN VIA NORFOLK, VA Steamship Wimbledon 03,500 bushels wheat in bulk 3500 grain bags NEW YORK Steamship Hudson 1075 bales cotton 168 bales iutie 84 bales skins 348 bale bides 25 bags wool 35 cases mdse 50 bbis 011 510 bags ana bois onions 240O staves IM PORTS.

NEW YORK Steamship Chalmette Assorted milte PUERTO CORTEZ Steamship Marmlon 15.0O0 bunches baannas UTILLA AND SPANISH HONDURAS COAST- steamship Harold '629 cocoanuts 14.215 bunches bananas 600 plantains BONACCA Steamship Ward Jr-9808 Bunches Bananas 44,600 plantains 18 hf bbls mangoes-588t cocoanuts 3835 pineapples 16 hf bbla limes Lagujsa Schr Carmen 99 pea cedar nia-hogauy 13.600 lbs chauipeachy wood RECEIPTS OP PRODUCE. MONROE Steamer Hanna Blank Total 12 baies cotton 188 sks cotton seea 48UU staves XjOOK PORT Steamer Alice LeBlanc Total 2 bbls molasses 213 sks roagh rice 10 bbls rice 111 sks onions 11 sks potatoes 9 bbls do BAYOU SARA Steamer Oliver Beirne Total 10 hhds sugar 18 sks rough rloe 18 sks pots toe 11 bbls do 11 sks onions UREENVILLE Steamer John Total 116 bales cotton 785 sks cotton aeed 807 pes staves 14 bbls potatoes and sundries GOLDEN BANCHij Lugur Total 80 bbls sugar REURIPTS AT THE NKW BASIN. LAKE SHORE Schr Jaiouse 300 bbls sand CO VI NO I ON Schr Two Sons 10 bales moss SO.OOO bricks HANDsBORO Schr McCaflrev 20.000 bricks SPRINGFIELD Schr Mewv-98 bbls rosin 66 bbls turpentine 5 coids wooa COVINGTON Schr Theodore 32,000 bricks -BONFOUCA Schr Laura 40 cords wood RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN. TANGIPAHOA Schr Aubery 30 cords wooa PASCAaOTJLA Schr Annie 1500 bbls charcoal BLIND BIVKR Schr Jos Americo SO.OOO staves RAILROAD. May 31 Southern Paclfle Company (Morgan Line Local l'oial 1 bale cotton 13 bbls Sotatoes 28 sks do 32 bbls molasses 10 bdls ides 7 bbls do 145 dry do 44 sks onion 176 pkgs eggs 19 bales moss 24 sxs wool 1 sack hair and sundries Ad Kail Total 1 bale cotton 107 bbls wine 760 cases can goods 4 sks roagh nee 1 car bones 38 pk( eggs 700 sks wool 245 bales do A bdls hides 8 bales leather 78 bars copper 1H pkgs sundries May 31 Texas and Paclflo Railroad Total 1 car cattle I car bones oka beer and sun.

dries May 81 Louisville and Nashville Railroad-Total 37 hhds tobacco 1 car iron 1 car bay 1 car lumber 1 car coal 3 cars lime 1 car boulea 20 tea lard 63 sks bran 100 bbls pork BVO bbls hour 80 tubs batter and sundries ay ox Aev uneans ana xexaa I -A'ouu av oalas eereoa a ears iara 1 2 ears coal 3 ears lumber 1 car meat 1 ear pipe 1 car flour- and sundries May 31 Illinois Central Railroad Total IV bales eottou 75 tea lard 108 bxs cheese 344 pkgs butier 10O bbls beer 231 bales nay SO pkgs meat 445 pes do 40 bbls Hour iO hf do 1 caihay loO cases beet 310 sks oats 22 bxs Jelly and sundries BY TELEGRAPH. New York. May 31 To Shrtever. Traffle Manager The steamship El Dorado, Capt Byrne, arrived thi morning. JT VAN SICKLE.

Agent. Fort Morgan. May 31. -via Mobile TSpecialJ Departed British s.hr John Hooter, Ryan maMter, with an assorted cargo; Brit arbr Arthur, for Bnatan. with an assorted cargo LIST OF VESSELS Cp, Cleared and Sailed for New Orloanf JUNE 1887.

NEW YORK. team sTi re Excelsior. Biggins Jrtne 1 Steamship 1 Monte. sld May 28 HteamshiD Knickerbocker, May 28 Bark Mary Hale, Higgins. May 6 PHILADELPHIA.

Schr Wm Lermond, May 11 LIVERPOOL. Steamship Andean. FdSft 7 SteamshiD Discoverer. April 30 Steamship Professor, Wallace bid May 21 BREMEN. Ship Helnricb, Weyhansen April SO Hhip Hampton Couit.

May lO Bara Marie Louise, Behrlng. May 1 MARSEILLES. Bark Ltuiignano, Glad alien sld April 22 HAVRE. Steamship Marseille. aid Mar 11 Bark Pepplna, Paturzo aid April 25 Bara Florida, Martinoiich.

Aiay 12 BORDEAUX. Steamship Marseille, May 15 HAMBURO. Steamship River Ettrick, May 1 Bark Lena March 23 SEN OA. Bark Lusslgnano, Gladulich sld April 5 Bark Frauceaco, Marc sld March 19 MALAGA. Bark Maresoa, Durso May 6 RIO DE JANEIRO.

BarKAuguste, Schiniacber April 8 CADIZ. Bark Amelia Garguilo, April 9 HAVANA. Bark Vol adorn. May 21 LOUISIANA Bureau of iisratii. AV3I.

II. HARRIS, COMMISSIONER. Descriptions of Lands Suitable for Immigrants on File in Office. No. 2G Camp street, NEW ORLEANS, La.

o25 Wlv UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OYER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Louisiana Stale Lottery Company. Incorpo'ated bv the Lee irinturo la 18GB, lor Eductional ami Charitable purposes, and Its made a part vf the preseut etate Constitution, iu 1870, hynn o7KuwueLMtNu roru- LlB VOTK. It lirand Sincle Namlier Drnwlnan will take place everv luuuth, and lln heini-Aninnil HrnwIiiRS take plnce every nix inoutha (June and Dec ember). We do hereby certify that siuervlRe the arraniremenia.for all the Monthly arm Semi-Annual uiswlnps of rih Liouisiana btute Lottery Coiupany.

and in person manage and control the Lrawlngs thPni-elvo. and that the same are oonducted with honesty, i ait new. aad in Rood faith toward all parties, and we authorise the Coaipany to ue this uertihoate. with oc slniiles of our signatures attached, in its advertisements." COMMISMOXEBS. GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING, At the Academy of Music, New Orleans TUESDAY, Jane 14, 18S7.

CAPITAL PRIZE 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves 810 Quarters 65 00 Tenths 82 OO Twentieths Si OO. LIST OP PRIZES: PRIZE OF $300,000 is PRIZE OP 100,000 is PKI7.K OP 60. OllO loo.nao 60,000 25,000 20.000 25,000 2ft OoO 50,000 60,000 100,000 $50,000 30,0. 0 20.000 100,000 PRIZE OF 25.000 PRIZES OP PR1ZK9 OP 10,000 are 5,000 1,000 are 500 X00 are 200 2ft PRIZES OP lt'O PRIZES OP 200 PRIZES OF 500 pRizas OP ArrnoxiMATios Pkizks.

109 Prizes of S500 are 100 Piizeaof S300 are. 100 Prizes of S2oO are Terminal Frizx 1,000 Prizes of $100 are 1,000 Piizes of $100 3,136 Prizes amounting to. ......81,033,000 tV" For Clitb Rates, or any further information apply to the undersigned. Your handwriting must be distinct and Signature plain. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your inclosing an envelope bearing- your full ddreas.

Bend Postal Notes. Express Money Orders, or New York Exchnnre, In ordinary letter, currency by Express (at our expense) addressed to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La.

That the presence lliLlNlXJlMlJUilL of Generals Beaure-rard and who are in charge of the draw, infra, is a iroarantee of absolute fairness and Integrity, that the chances are all equal, and that no one ctn possibly olvlne what number will draw a Prize. REMEMBER also that the payment of all Prizes is ODAKAKTEUD BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are aliened by the President of an institution whose chartered rights are recoanined ia the highest court therefore, beware ot all imitations and anonymous schemes." STEA3IB0ATS. LOUIS. FOR ST. LOUIS AND ALL WAV landings, reserving the right to pass all landings that the caotain may deem unsafe The steamer WILL S.

HAYS, Dan Able master, Jno. W. Langlofrfilerk, Leaves FRIDAY. June 3, at 6 P. At.

For freight or passage apply to n. wouus, Agent, my29 td No. 11 Commercial Place. 8T. LOUI8 AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

Office, 15 Commercial Place. -Leaves THURSDAY. June 2. at 5 P. 1L rua Di.

LAjuxB, uaxolu asv Memphis The steamer JOHN GILMORE AXt BAJSQjSS, Jas. A. Yore, master. 4 will leave as above. For freight apery to JNO.

A. Agent, Jel td 15 Commercial Place. BT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS ANCHOR LINE. FOR 6T.

LOUIS AND INTER- mediate points The steamer CITY OF" NEW ORLEANS. A. J. Carter, master. Archie Woods, clerk.

Leaves TUESDAY, June 7. at 5 P. Ja. J. R.

WOODS. General Agent, d4 tf No. 11 Commercial Place. BAYOU LAFOrKCHE. MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS IN'DE- iJA YOU LAfO HCHa PACKET HORNET.

J. h. DuniestreVmsster. Leaves MONDAY afld THURSDAY at 5 P. M.

for Donaldsonvtlle. Napoleonvllle. Thibodaox, and all way tannings on Bayoa Lafourche. -For freight apply oa board, or to P. D.

BL. STEAMBOATS. RED RIVER COAST LIKE. P. TRUSLOW.

President. CHA8. W. SBOW9, TrafBe Manager and Treasurer GEO. C.

HAMILTON. Secretary. OFFICE Ke. 46 CAJIP STREET. Up Stain RED E.IVEK.

Jj'r rOU BIIIJ.EVEPOKT AND WAY LAND. ISGS. W. T. Scovell.

master. Leaves Saturday. June 4. at 6 P. M.

LOYElt COAST. LL'ltA. Jonn Taylor, master. Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 11 A.

M. ALTON Jas. T. O'Pry. master.

Every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 11 AH. KEPT CN E. w. S. Basse tt.

master. Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 9 A.M. UPPER CO AST AND DOXAIJJSOVVILLE. DANUBE, J.

F. Anooln. master. Rdw. Nlcolle, eierk.

TUESDAY and THURSDAY at 12 M. BAYOU LAFOURCHE THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY. ASSUMPTION, Chas. Thorn, master-P. Bergeron, clerfc.

Leaves MONDAY and THURSDAY at P. M. Freight received at all times for anv of above points. B. Rl VLT.

Agent, si tf OHIO RIVER SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION LINE Leaves on WEDNESDAY. June I. at P.M. FOR CINCINNATI, LOCiS anu tne Ohio River U- iJ. bCHENCK, J.

L. Carter, master, K. Burns, clerk. Saturday boat connects at Vicksburg wlta uie r. una.

4. XX. wjiilihi', Agent. 13a Gravier street. Oolden Rule follows.

GREENVILLE AND THE BENDS. FUR Ult-tK V1LLE, LARS TJ rrovmence, vicksburg ana way eat landings Ihe steamer SI. JOHN. (In place of the Pargoud). J.

F. Muse, master, L. P. Delahoussaye, clerk, connects at Vidailawlth Natchez, Red River and Texas Railroad for all stations and points on Tensas. Little and Black Rivers at Vicksburg vith P.

Line for the Yazoo. The right is reserved to pass all landings deemed uusafe. Lord A McPeake, John A. Wayne, Agents. o'2 1-tf FOR VICKSBURG.

Leaves everv SATURDAY, at 6 P. way landings The United Hnw iraua tares mail steamer T. P. LEATHERS, (in place of the iNaichez.) B. f.

Leathers, master, T. P. Leathers, clerk. Connects at Vicksiiurg with MulhoPand Line for the Yazoo, with Anchor Line for 6U Louis. The right ia reserved to pass ail landings deemed iiaoafe.

KENNETT fc HUEY, LORD A MoPEAKE, d'23 tf Afents. WASHINGTON AND ATCHAFALAYA. NEW ORLEANS. A'ICHAFaLaY' A RIVER AND WAeHINOTON PACKET. Loaves every WEDNESDAY at 6 P.

M. FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LaEt'T Washington. Port Barre, Simms-thaiK-iirafcaport, Churohville and ail landings on the Coast, Atch.falaya River and Bayou Courtableau The passenger steamer WARREN, M. Kenison. master.

Jkug. Uuatrevaux, clerk. For freiKbt or passage apply on board, or to B. STRAUSS. 63 'ichouoitoulas street.

Agent. Connects with steamer Minnie at bimniaport for Bayou des Glalze. ni() tf UPPER COAST. PLANTERS AND MERCHAMrf PACKET COMPAN Y. FOR BAYOU SARA.

PORT rittwaMBiaAville and way landing's EDWARD J. GAY, leaves every MOaDaY and FRIDAY at 5 P. M. Steamer OLIVER BEIRNE, eaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at ft P.M. John Jahney.

John A. Wayne, Lord A Mo-Feake, Agents. The captains of boats reserve the right to pass any landing they may deem unsafe. JOHN J. Manager, an29 tf 19 Delta utreet.

ORIGINAL PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT PACKET. UPPXR COAST TO POINT HOUMAS. I MABEL COMEAUX. LpyftJiK. J.

comeaux, master, T. K. hie and Charles Dean, clerks. Lenves MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 12 Mn returning on alternate days. For freight or passage apply to W.

J. Comeaux. ageut, head of Bienville street. Telephone 1066. 2o tf BAYOU TECHE.

N. o. and bayou tache PAC1CET COMPANY. Office. 19 Delta street.

for it. Martinsville. New Ibena, Jeane. rette. Baldwin's.

Franklin. Centre ville, PatteraonviDe and way landings Steamer TECHE, T. R. Mugrah. master.

Geo. Belt, clerk. Leaves WEDNESDAY. June S. at 5 P.

M. For freight ot passage apply to W. LU belt. General Freight agout.lt Delta street, or to 3. E.

txravier street. nai tf L. T. BELT, superintendent. OUACHITA RIVER.

OCACHllA RIVER CONSOLIDATED LIN. FOR OUACHITA CITY. TREN- ton, Monroe and landing on 'Ouachita and Black Rivera The steamer H. HANNA BLANKS, (In place of Jno. H.

Hanna.) J. W. Blanks, master. J. s.

Hann. and Sam Powell, clerks. Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 6 P. M. For freight or passage spoly to J.

W. Blanks, President, No. 7 Delta street, or to George D. Hite, R. F.

Britton, Lord fc MoPeake. J. E. Carlia, Agents. P.

s. Has oioae and regular connection with packets for Bayous D'Arbonne' Bartholomew, Tensas, Macon and the Saline and Little Rivera. s2 if BAYOUS MA COX AND TENSAS. mJACillTA RIVER CONSOLIDATED LINE. TOR FLOYD, WARSAW AND all wny landings on Bayoa Macon and Tensas River steamer BLANKS CORNWELL, L.

V. Cooler, master. H. Molalson. clerk, will leave THURSDAY.

June 2, at 6 P. M. For freight or passage apply to J. W. BLANKS, President, No.

7 Delta street, or to UEO. D. HITE. LORD fc MCPEAKE, J. E.

CARLIN, Agents. Ja24 tf BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET. Steamer H. J. DICKEY.

J. B. Sullivan, master. Tom Knee, clerk. For Delhi, Waisaw, Crockett's Point, Osbons and alt way landings.

Will leave THURSDAY, June 5L J. H. WRIGHT, ray24 td J. WAYS Agents. MANDEVTLLE.

COVINGTON AND) A HIT A SPRINGS. STEAMER HEROINE. Commencing May 3,1887. WILL LEAVE MILNEBURG en the arrival of ears tmm 4 ehartrain deoot. head of Fields street Trains Mondays and Thursdays for anile-ville.

Lewisburg Madisonville, Old Landing 1P.M. Tuesday. Friday and Saturday for Man. -devillo, Lawisburg and Madison-ville, extending Saturday's trip to Old Landing A P. M.

EXCURSIONS. Wednesdays for Mandeville and Old Landing 8 A. M. Sundays lor Mandeville and Old Landing 7A.M. Wednesdays for Mandeville and Madi- socviile 8 P.

M. Sunday, Madisonville 0 p. RETURNING. Leaves MadisonviLle Mondays, Wednesdays, Tnwday and Saturdays. 6 A.

M. Leaves Old Landing Tuesdays and Fridays 6 A.M. Leaves Old Landing Wednesday and Sunday excursions P. M. Water and weather permitting.

FARE Excursion days over and hack, CL Children half price. Freight received dally at the Louisville and Raahviile Bsilroad depot, head of Girod street. W. G. COYLE, Agent, myl tf 47 Carondelet street.

STEAMSHIPS. BREMEN. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Steamship Line. Steerage tickets from Bremen to 'ew (Mean. ICav Wmi.

.1.. cabin and steerage tickets between Bremen and ara or caiumore, eitner way. Issued by the undersigned. NO DIRECT STEAMERS BETWEEN BREMEN AND kkw -d LEANS. C.

STOCKMEYER. A rank VMk? TPTPS TH niTTTnctrri Soutliern Pacific Company WUl Rnu Excursions Composed of EICUSTPtXLlAN PALACE C0AlCIrra Tocolton. Lo. Angeles ana San Fare for the Round Trip Only attrT" Trains will leave Morrran F.r 7:15 A. M.

Tickets rood AJZ din at months. ars88 W. C. WAT.H A0B or AO- SOUTHERN PACltf Atlantic' System, Eteamers and Rail Connection, ta'paw Texas, New Mexico and Calif ernlS Tsna. Veia Cms.

Taaip-, Kew York, as Below; JFmr Reekparc. Freight received to be delivered at R.v return of stesmer from Bralos. on rr Braxos Saatiase. vl OaJvestaa STEAMSHIP ARANSAS Sans from Morgan City SUNDAY j-. Llghterags Bockport and Brazoicua tiak and expense of oonsa; ror ew Yerk, Bteamers leave Algiers every Tuesday FRIDAY.

P.M. AT STEAMSHIP EUJREKA. Balls WEDNESDAY. Jane p. Jt Insurance by this Oae-Qaams One Per Cenu TT- An freights received at depot foot of eils sti-ect, np to 5 P.

M. lr4 For uU inf ormauon as to rates of freirtt -Psag. apply at office. corneT jSSl'" Natchez streets. New Orleans.

J. G. 8CHRI EVER. Traffic KanA HAVANA! AND FLORIDA PORTS. WEEKLY LINE FOR FLTmTnl TT? HAVANA.

PACIFIC CO. ATLANTia Si STEM. JJIT10 ORGA7V T.THIH! TT a SOUTHERN steamship, wyi wrilclerahf HUTCHINSON. Leaves Algiers TU ttD Passengers taae Morgans lerry boat, loot of Elysian Fields street, at A. MV sanerioF paosenger accommodations.

All frngb wui te received ai the Morgan LoulaiAnaaSd TexLi Railroad depot, foot of freight and passage apply to oilice, owralr mIS azine and Natchea stieets. A. C. HUTCHINSON, General ManaraL yJjKCHRIEVAR, vera Cruz. Srvaac fcfttfe A Ho.

1 iron steamahla HARLAN. Win leave from Algiers oa I' Passenger, take Morgan, ferryboat, foot rrf Elysian Fields street, at 11 A. At Caoin passage f4l Steerage A'o freight received without orders. or passage apply 10 sine, ooraf si and Natchez street. c.

UUTOHiNsON, General Manager. J. aCHKlUVah, Tranio Mausfrer. F-tt jtojkrv THE CROMWELL LINE. FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

Sails WEDNESDAY, June 8. 16B7, M8LK This line Is composed of the following 3KxlSS5 sreamshms KNICKKIiBOCKEh! Jl HUDSON. LOUISIANA, itaw ORLEANS Thd ateamahip KNICKERBOCKER. capu raua Aembla win leave her wharf foot of Touloua. street.

INSURANCE ON OAROO OHkr QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT. Cabin $49 (5Mre 30 Freight lor Liverpool. Bremen aad Bavts taken Dy this llae. and through hills of lading given for the same. For freight or passage apply to ALx xtEl aUUli Ua CO.

F2 "87 lv 41 Carondelet street. NEW YORK AND HAVRE, sue TnANSATIiANTIQUE. Frencii He Mail Stealers. The following comprise the line between nr York and Havre LA KORMANDIE, LA CHAMPAGyK, LA UAaCOJE, LA BOCRGOUNA, LA BRETACiNK. 7 Accredited by the United States Superintend- entof foreign Mails as having averaged tie highest rate of speed.

The new fast express Steamers are A feet long, and are Unexcelled in Dimensions, Speed ana Elegance Leaving New York Saturdays and arrlvlagat Havre the following Saturday, where pasisa. gers and oargage are immediately transferred from alongside the ship by the compsny's owi special train, reachlog Paris and other contt. nental cities in a short time. All attendants -speak English. For passage apply to J.

B. DO DART. 1 Carondelet strsei my 13 2m CENTRAL AMERICA, OTEH1 PIONEER LINE. FOR TRrXILLO. POHT CO.

iJMex, Bnatan, Ctilia, Bonacca, Tela, Omoa. Cleneguitta, Ceiba, Bonlta, Belfatte, Congrejal and Stephen River tsar ship S. OTERL 4 s. PlzsatL master. -will leave on er aho us THURSDAY, Jnae 1887, at 8 A.

Steamship -i PHOFESSOB AIORSE. 1 wlU leave on or about TUESDAY, May 8L at 8 A.M. 'sbt''. Steamship E. B.

WARD, Curtis, master, win leave on or about THURSDAY, Jans 2, at 8 FORBOOAS DEL TORRO (United States ef Colombia). -Steamship S. PIZ2LA.TL Lesslle. mastar. vrill leave on or about SATURDAY, Jans 4.

at AfL. For freight er passage, having nJP5lJ? eommodauon. apply to S. OTioi. Nos.

23 and U5 South Front street. near Gravwa. mh'i9'87 ly HAVRE. FRENCH COMMERCIAL U5 Bteamera Running between ew Orisaoa, Havre and Antwerp. -f-T7jye Steamer- 1 MARSEILLE.

-I. ir her8j wlil leave on or aboutaa Jnne. Good accommodations for passengers For freight and passage apply to S. V. FORNARIS V5-.

mygg lm General Agents. ia Oravierrfc COSTA RICA AND HONDURAS. COSTA RICA SZ -5 Bteamablp 8 teamshlps. having passenger accommodations, areexpeotea Xtovi New Orleans as follows: For PortLimoa (Costa Rlcal Steamer 1'OXHALL. jj, y.

Doana, master, sails on or about June 10. 1887. For Trnxillo, Ceiba. Tela and other porw the north coast ot Spanish HcnVDAY following ateameis leves every IttClW" Steamer STROMA, caUs en or about June 11, 1887. steamer HAROL.

sails on or about May 80, 1887 ttaa shipper, mnst obtain aa order from too agw before sending freight to the steamers. For freight or passage apply J-L- A tS Wall atreet. New York, or PHIPPS A CO, 140 Gravier street- xe0 STATE LWE To Glasgow, Liverpool, Bel fast and Londonderry FROM NEW YORK EVERY THCESDA Cabin passage. $35 and S40, accordhig tlon of stateroom. Excursion 464 Steer ace to and torn Europeat loirset ra-AUSTIN BALDWIN CO, ww it era.

uni Or tm L. A. FOURNIER. Agea. X7J.Z-ZT uomna 9 mi.