The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 5

THE DAIIT PICATO NOVEMBER 12, 1898. IClPilOMISE LIGBT "ORDINANCE DRAWN: Till Salmiitted' to ths Oonicxl tj Htfl Serrie Brd Examtaes Jtem Ordlaairy Labor. Ilia Polios' Petition for is. Increase ia -TieirPay. 1 Sixt Plstriet Dnlaage Complaint.

Kallread Conpanles Saovld Spriakle Their Streets. Ir. LtJ submitted the fol-lawint ordinance, proposing a compro raise of agisting deficiencies between tbe city tbe electric light company: "WDcreaa, the city of New Orleans entered into a contract with the Loots-tans Electric Light Cknrpany nnderpro-vislonn of orditutnew No. eflVZe, under he terms of which the said Louisiana Electric Light Company was to supply the city with -alt-the electric service" for lighting the street snd public baUding of the city of New Or-ai for term of ten year, ending e. 1902; and, "Whereas, tbe said contract wat, on 7m 10, 1897.

acquired by the Kdlson Light Company, at a pnblte ordered In the proceedings No. 5. United States "circnlt conrt, for the tirtern district of Louisiana, which sale tiJ transfer baa been formally by the eity of New Orleans; and. "Whereaa. the said Edison Electee Company, under the 'provisions of this soatract.

has always claimed the right to supply alt of the electric serTiee tbat -the etty may require for lighting Ci streets and public buildings thfougb-gut the territory of tbe said city: and "Whereas, the said Edison Company, stBce.it acquired the said contract, in Sansary, 1887, has. op to Not. 1. 1898, npplied. la accordance with sundry or- oUaacea passed by the city, electric eerrice in excess of tbe amount bud gated for to tbe extent of S256T 03; a "Whereas, the said Edison Electric Company, under Instructions from tbe elty.

changed locations of lights, at a eon or aisoa, ior wnicn is nas cnarzea tie eity: and "Wbereaa. the city la tndeMecWto the Bdison Electric Company In theurtbet nm of $464 64 for fan and service sop-pTedzand fuTnisbed to rations city de- "Whereas, tbe said Edison Electric Company claims as assignees of Hie Louisiana Electric Light Company tbe nm of 13. 'being a balance due the city to the said Louisiana Electric Light Company: and "Whereas, the city of New Orleans Is proposing to call for bida for lighting the Sixth and Seventh districts with electric light for March 1889, to Dec. SI. IflflQ.

4n Mnlllct srith th claims of the said Edison Electric Company to the right to supply all such light as the city nay require; and Whereas, the aald electric company mnoaea as pomnromlae and settlement differences and controversies be- tweea Itself and tbe city as follows: First The aald electric company, la to Istlng, to March 1 1890, without further trodret of lsis. ana tne nroDosea budget of -1899V to-wlt: $16,000 per month. Hffono Tli said KdMan eomnanv 1 aaaiuanai arc tajnpa ana rrom mat date to charge the city for aald 200 md- dlrJonal are Lam-Da. toeetber with IOO of tnose now in service, ue reancea pnce, $100 ner rear oer lame. Third The city la to place tn Its budget ror 1888, and aiibeQuiyut years to Dec.

SI. tne ana or oumw additional, to Droeide for tbe oannent of the 300 are lights herein referred to. ourtn roe aaia city is to recognise vsmi m- 1 man. mniMMa nr mnvnrMiiHa tho ntmit af SSSCfth in fnll settlement and-discharge of all claims due the Edi- doe. to It assignees of tbe Louisiana Xlectric lAzbt GomDanj, as well aa tbe taia som or its ror cnangea locauons and tbe said sum of $464 64 for fans and etner aervicea suppiiea tbe city nepart- mmwm mIaa a TT AO aaentioneo, maung a total or claims abandoned by the Edison company of the mm mM9M 4 I 1 i ran th.

Ao.its irn uue aua iv uc paia oy tne city tne sum or how, thereforev be it Besolved. That the mayor of the city Is authorised and directed to enter into a notarial contract with tbe Edison Electric Company and adjusting all differences between the city of New Orleans and the aid Edison Electric Company as act forth above." Tbe ordinance con to rhe fir and bHnv Mnnnltf. AFIKB THE DRY DOCK. Henry A. Peeler, one of the employes ttf frlu, itw ATI mi oar' AffitfA Vimm a 1.

dressed such a petition as this to the council, ana asas tnat it oe maae ''vtesolutlon for adoption by the Whereas, the government of the patted 8tatea has invited designs and bids, for the construction of a floating '-dry dock to be located at the naval reaervatloau Aiders, and ham soeclfled that the- same aba II be made with do-Saeatle vnatoriala mnA lKrr inil shvrMn. It has been the policy of our country to laereaae and distribute facilities for saral construction of all kinds to all iria or ine country; ana, wnereas. it woald greatly conduce to tbe benefit of tit- nlf Sh flnth.m sooaia -work or construction, ae well a ase. be Inaugurated in that part of country; and understanding that us oe cincciea crom ninin in tbe northern etates, who Intend to eon- aaatry and then float or tow It to Permanent aitnatlon in harbor. Therefore, be It resolved.

That' we. the city council of the city of New Orleans. ureralar meeting assembled, memorial- tie government of the United States sa servants of the government to fa- ir is ueir juagment aucn oiaaer wno 'ill aneeifv In hi. hid that will hnild 1 complete such dock, on or near site of the Algiers naval reservation; it- memorialists believing, tbst a gath-t of tools, appliances, etc. on tbe xt os ine uauea sum, wouiu 1.

1 u. jm the organization committee of the eoeaciL 4 FOLICX3CAN0 TROUBLES. Ttamgb. the board of police, eomamisv dooera, tbe members of tbe police fores Aare petitioned tie eity council for an ra-Crease. of and, to nuke their case Fiat, the pollea Saara submitted a state-ct of expenses which, -would occur la family of tbe Teiie policeman.

They state that a clow awrnthry of the facta tfTaNoseu avonld oearrtBce tbe conncll that fair aav low estimate bad been made. -Tb aranoment im tbmt a patrolman tracer exi stint condition tnnat obserre tbe Pt rigid economy tos work oat an ex-Jatence. tThen It was taken Into tbat as conaerrer of tha pnb-Pe nd safety, tneir Urea were to Jeopardy dally, and tbat erl-enced the many notable aacrlflces. of of poUcemen tn tbe performance of dntj tho reason for the request for "jw ffhiry waa apparent. Tba petitioners aald they were willing 1 Te the omonnt of the proposed In-retee-to the yodsment and irenerosity of toowln rnu weU they had of the police force at heart.

hey nak that be remembered the city Sew. Orleans, taktnc aixe Into conatd-ta0. poaseased one of tbe moat ef "5J In the. United States, and the local force waa paid the least. of UTlnar expense of -rohnan nla family la made op -12; dnea v.

rd (5 per month, per bead. -uuopma, two suits yearly, montniy loth in and incidentals. oo tor blldrenv 75 cents, a "7 add. further, that when alckness they hare the police eorseon for 'ttrolmen only, and for tbelr family for dross and expense of had also to be paid for. -The petition tas been referred to: tho budget committee.

OTIIi 8EBVICE BOAXtD. The board-of eivil service eommiaatoheBi conducted, any examination for ordinary labor In the ptrbUe works department test night- C5omadaaionera Fortier and Young and Assistant Examiner Pearce, Secretary Bowman and R. H. Bartley con-dneted the -oraJ- examination, while the medical board made phyeical inquiry of the candidate. -Th physical examination vts begun at clock, and oontinued nntll 80.

by which vtime 127 had been given papers ehowing their reapectlTe percenUges. This examination was bad In the committee room. "When It waa concluded, the can-Uldates appeared before' oral examiners, and -were given percentages baked upon replies to qneatlona. Aa a candidate was catcbechiaed. first Prof.

Pearce, next toy Mr. Bartley. and finally by Mr. Bowman, tbe three examiner pot down a separate percentage, the Idea being to take all theee and make a general average. The, questioning was as to the can-xhdate's former employment, his sobriety, ability to do labor, experience at it, wllttngneaa to wear the uniforms of the public works department, if'eeeigned to street labor, etc.

The purpose In having Mr. Bartley aa-eJst wss because of bU vaat experience wluh labor and hie ability to determine man's general character by simply questioning. The examiner remarked that the candidates were a eturdy appearing body of men. ind expected to nave a good list of eligible. Hie gentlemn comprising the medical board who made examination of tne candidates were: Drs.

L. G. Le Boenf. S. M.

Fortier, 8. B. Geeaner, P. A. Moore.

J. N. Rooesei and E. H. Walet.

IN A BAD WAY FOB DRAINAGE. President Hale, of the Sixth District Improvement Association, has -written to tbe mayor and aeked that the attention of the council be called to the insufficient drainage In his district. He asks that apeclal attention be given that portion bounded by St. Charles avenne, Magazine, State and Robert streets. That section, he states, floods after the slightest rainfall, and frequently remain flooded ao completely as to cover the sidewalks for days at a time, thua subjecting the residents to great Inconvenience and loea.

The district had increased constantly in assessment for years and added materially to the revenues of the city yet tbe people were suffering more than If they were a separate corporation. This matter' has been referred to tne water and drainage committee. DRAINAGE LOOKED INTO. Chairman Clark, of the streets and landings committee, has received a report from City Engineer Bell upon the defective drainage in the vicinity of Esplanade and Myetery streets. Tbe idea waa to construct, across Esplanade avenue, at the intersection of Mystery street, a culvert to replace the one abandoned when the avenue was paved with vetrtned brick.

Mr Bell says the cost of constructing a new culvert would be $800, and such relief that would be afforded thereby would depend upon the good will of the owners of the Fair ground. SPRINKLING BETWEEN TRACKS. Tbe cltycouncll passed an ordinance a few years ago to require the various street railroad companies to sprinkle tbe streets through which they passed. The railroads took the matter to court and defeated the ordinance, the highest tribunal deciding the city could not enforce such an ordinance. It was learned that in other cities such ordinances were tried and determined to be perfectly legal, but the requirement waa that the railroad companies should sprinkle between tracks and not the entire street.

Accordingly, another ordinance was passed, bnt still the railroads took no cognizance of Its existence. Recently Mr. Pederaen presented a motion, directing the commissioner of public works to order the different companies to sprinkle, and the motion carried. The commissioner has replied that following tbe maDdete of the council be bad ordered tbe railroad companies to sprinkle, and would notify them if tbey failed to take due notice. REGISTRAR OF VOTERS OVERLOOKED.

Registrar of Voters Colonel ere Gleason called at the city hall yesterday to notify the mayor and council tbat In neither the Claiborne nor the Story budget had any provision been made for the registrar of voters. Colonel Gleason said last year the council appropriated $1500 to that account, which amount had been tsed and besides there was a deficit. The toard would require an appropriation this year of $2900, made necessary by additional duties Imposed on it. Among items could toe mentioned the provision for the rental of aubregistratlon offices, as required under the new law. Colonel Gleason waa advised to go before the budget committee and make his statement.

FILLING CARROLLTON LOTS. The Orleans levee board notifies the mayor and council tbat a contract bas been closed with Adam Ruppel for filling lots that were excavated tn the Seventh district during high water and tbearth iuuri for const ructtn levees. Tbeoard advises that the contract price is 30 cents per cubic yard, ana at an esxiuwie 6835 cubic yards to be returned the city's third Interest win amount no MR. GILMORE ARGUES. City Attorney Gilmore argued the First ward counciimanic caae in the supreme court yesterday.

Should the city be sus tained the decision will mean that tbe council baa tbe rlzht to elect a council man from tbe First ward to nil tne piace vacated by Dr. Kohnke. Should tne city into this unit, the mayor will be obliged to order an election by the people for this council man. PAYING FIREMEN. Yesterday Secretary Moulin, of the fire board, assisted by Captain Burke, paid tbe firemen's half-month rolls of tbe First, Th'rd and Fiftb districts.

It Is stated tbat tbe soldier boys who bad kept tbelr blood rich and pare with Hood's Sarsaparllla stood the long, bard marches tn tbe tropics much better than those wbo were leas wise. AN EX-POLICEMAN Charyed With Attempting to Murder a Negro. Wholly Demies tfce Report aad Attempts mm Ioareniooe Explanation. Yesterday evening, between 3 and 4 O'clock. Edward holing, alia Saddler, who was dismissed from the police force some time ago, while acting la the capacity of doorman of the Second pie-clnct.

waa Jailed tn the central station for an alleged cowardly attempt to murder a negro teamster named Augustas Hanabaw. residing at No. 2321 Terpsichore street. The statement of Hanshaw, which corroborated by sererai la to the effect that be had gone to the horseshoeing establishment of Joseph Wlgtoe, on Howard Dryad es street to hare hla mule shod. sHe took a seat on the small bench.

In tn shop and while here Wholing caiue to him, and remarking that be wanted to kill a slmultaneoosly re hU reTclrer and nred a hot at blin. The bullet passed within an Inch of his head and through a board oyer the bench and dropped in the street. After 'fring the shot Wholing attempted eacape, bat vu elsed by Hanshaw and In the struggle Wholing strnck Hanshaw in hrasarrestei John J. Egan, but no weapon was fonnd oniim. lie denies baying nred any shot or had a rerolTer.

He claim that when he Hnrnt- np the horaesboer waa fcaertesvon a redhot howshoe and nVsplToi it, and this trim in a oistol shot. and Hanshaw Ve him. The hole to the boaid Wbollng elalma wss ttsda iome time ago by garbage cart. AMUGEI71ENT3. ACADEMY OF US I C.

FROHOTJXCED rCCKSS" JOFEBA AT POPULAR PRICKS. MURRAY-LANE OPERA CO. Ia a Superb Production ef AIM ON. Strong Cast and Finest Choras. OCR PRICES NEVER CHANGE 15, 20 AND 50 CENTS.

The dress circle and par- qoette (reserved) will be offered at 60. tha balcoiy at 25 and tha gallery at 15 cents. On i WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS BARGAIN I MATIXRKS AT 1 OTICK will be estao- i lisbed at the uniform rata of 25 CENTS to aU parts of tha bouae. Next Week IBB BEGGAR STUDENT. nS-t THE CRESCENT.

Perfect as to Safety, Sonsd and Siaht. TO-NIGHT AND ALL WEEK. Mata. Thura. and Sat.

at 12. Laugh, Laugh. Laugh You Can't Help it WARD AND PRETTY GIRLS. In Their Variety Farce. The Governors! Next Week A HIRED G1RU n7 6t Till AMC PERFECT AS TO lULArlC.

KAFETY, SOUND and SIGHT. TO-NIGHT AND ALL. WEEK. Mata. Wed.

and Sat. at 1. CO SEE VILLIECOLLIER "THE MAN FROM MEXICO!" ant i.imH nvrTT. tmi CAN HARDLY SEE FOR THE TEARS IN YOUR EYES. I LoaisTlUe Coarter-Jotrnal.

Next Week Stnart Robson. in The Meddler. n7 i ST. CHARLES. Afternoon at 1:30.

ETenlngs at 8. THE TWO ORPHANS! Br the Stock Company. VAUDEVILLE i SMITH AND FULLER! MLLE. ROMBELUO. ROBETTA AND DORETO.

NEW VIEWS BY BIOGRAPH. IO 20 30c. Reserved Seats in Dress Circle and Boxea. n7 6t GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT AND BALANCE OF WEEK, Greenwall Stock Comoany, IN DION BOUCICACLT'S MASTERPIECE, LED ASTRAY.

WITH ENTIRE COMPANY IN THE CAST. NIGHT PRICES 10c. 25c, 60c, 75c BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY. RESERVED SEATS 25c. NO HIGHER.

Sunday, Nor. 13 Augnstin Daly's DIVORCE. nlO 3t ATHLETIC PARK. SUNDAY. NOV.

13. 1898, P. FOOTBALL. CRESCENTS VS. EAGLES.

4 P. HORSB RACES! BICYCLE RACES! Admission, IS Cents. Children, 10 Cents, til St NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 8HORT LINE HotSprings, North Texas and California, TICKET OFFICE 23 CANAL. Depot Offices Foot of Thalia Street.

TIME CARD. Leares. ArrlTea. Fort Worth and Cal. Ex 8:15 a 6:15 Hot Springs and St.

Louis ex. 7:20 tn 9:15 a 8:15 a. m. train bas through Pullman Buffet Sleepers to Fort Worth, and connects at Fort Worth with Pullman Sleepers for El Paao. DenTer snd San Francisco.

The 7:20 p. m. train has sleeper for Mar-shall and Bot Springs. Take Jackson street or Tcboapltonlas street electric car lines, tU Jackson street ferry, for Gretna. Train lea res Gretna at 8:48 a.

m. aad 7:55 p. m. For tickets or other information, call on or address A. S.

GRAHAM. Passenger and Ticket Agent, New Orleans. La. PETER LCGBXBCHL, City Passenger Agent. New Orleans, La.

E. P. Turner, General Passenger and Ticket Apent. Dallas. Tex.

L. S. TH0RXB. Third Vice President and General Manager, Dallas, Tex. dl tf aal "86 SuWeSaly CANCER CURED With SaotWag Balmy Ona.

Cancer, Tamor, Catarra, allSklaiWoiab Diseases. Dr. BYE'S sanitariuai. Cancer of tha boss, aya, tip, sar. aack.

breast, stomach, warn in fact, all intraal external organa or tissues, sored wlthoat knlfs or burning plasters, but soothing aromatic alls. CUT THIS OUT and Bead It for aa lilustratad book tha asm dlssasea. Bass treatment seat la awst aaass. Or. B.

F. BTE, t. 0. lot 248. 'ndJuula, lad.

aaria-JTMaanaVWlx itiiitiittiiimmiMiiiinti niHuuuufMiiiiiMiMiii OR. FRANOICS Grains of CHoalfh Tbeaa BtUa ajBa wM sjasciJy tUrOUSUUaCONeYseHitUrwr.Parsa. aiUWHiHittMUlltluititiuiiMfaaiMtiittuiifaafltstsi ans saix EflUYROYAL PiLUJ mm mlvl i atea sa iimuw ilk I mmmma Sw 11 ri 1 i mil a i laana Mi BsatriULMCndMu, a'kUsUawl mj Mm m. Ham, WMWWDnel. SSW i '-y sayl tisnWaasaw Wly iHTHJft' ART OF AD VKUTISlS UES THB IKCBBT OF BCSUTCSS i i raasssBswr Sal aBBWmW 1M ssaaaTX tlslMl Ml SPECIAL NOTICES, HEADQUARTERS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

LOUISIANA DIVISION. A. N. Camp N. I.

V. V- Memorial Hall. Ksw Or leans. Not. 11.

1888. Aegalar aaeathly meeting aa SATUSOAXi the 12th imy at 7 o'clock p- m. sharp. Punctual attendant rsauestad. By order of B.

T. WALSHE. President T. B. O'BRIEN.

Bee and Oor. See. (TOR. BALK. AT ABITA SPRINGS." LA.

PRETTY OOTTAGB HOME. CLOSE TO DEPOT A NO SPRING. WILL, SEU, CHEAP FOR CASH. APPLY TO B. T.

McCBACEEN all tf PICAYUNE OFFICE. DR. H. DICKSON BRDNS HAS RETURNED AND RESUMED PR AC-TICS (LIMITED TO DISEASE3 OF THE EYE.) BRtmS A JtOBIN, OAS COMPANY BUILDING 10 TO 4 P. M.

7t DR. JOWERS, (Oculist), HAS RETURNED AND RESUMED PRACTICE OFFICE: MEDICAL BUILDING. 12 BA- BONNB STREET. HOURS: 12 c8 lw DELAY IS DANGEROUS. Tbe onlj SAFE and SUUE CUBE for the LIQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE, COCA.INB.

CHLORAL AND TOBACCO HABITS sod NEURASTHENIA. KEELEY INSTITUTE OF LOUISIANA, 1625 Thalia, bet. St. and Carondelet. x.

O. Box 1008. Communications and trcatmsat strictly priyata. DO CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ON NEW ORLEANS. FORT JACKSON AND GRAND ISLE RAILROAD.

Trains leare Algiers at 8 a. m. and arrre at 7:35 p. m. Tickets for tbe round trip 50 cents.

73 cents and $1.00. J. 8. LANDRY, c22 SuSutf Suporinteudcnt. BaY ST.

LOUIS Land and Impt. Co. offers high, dry and beautiful lot at SIO, SIS and $20, S2 cash, $1 per month; title tree and perfect; we inrlte Inspection. Room. 3, No.

816 aronne at. Geo. H. Combel, sole agent; taxes 1 cent, schools and churches. si ThSaly AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Batablished CaplUl tltt.000.00U. Corner St. Charles aud Unlun tits. Issues TRAVELERS' CHEQUES Immediately available as funua erer? where. Draws KOREION DRAFTS an SterUng, Francs, Marks and MONEY ORDERS on all parts of the Commercial World.

Makes CABLE TRANSFERS of money ta EngisuU and tbe Continent. Stocks, bonds, jewelry and merchandise for. warded. OBDKS AND COMMISSION DEPARTMENT. Purchases mad for pitrocu tn tbe United States.

Canada and Europe without chargj or further particulars apply N. T. BROWN. General Agent. S12 SoTbtf NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Notice ii hereby glren tbit a general melting of tbe stockholders or the Sun Mutual Insurance Comptny. of New Orleaca, called by tbe directors of tbe corporation for sucb purpose, will bo beld at tbe office of said corporation. No. 308 Camp street, in tbe city of New Orleans. on tbe 19TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1898.

at 1 o'clock p. for tbe purpose of considering and acting upon amendments to and modifications of the charter or act of Incorporation of rbe company, to be proposed at aald meeting. By order of tb Board of DlrectoT o20 td FERGUS O. LEE. Secretary.

LONDON GUARANTEE AND OF LONDON. ENGLAND. Established 1869. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. WORKMAN'S COLLECTIVE.

GENERAL LIABILITY. NEW ACCIDENT POLICY. WITH IDENTIFICATION BUREAU. WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. MARSHALL J.

SMITH CO- GENERAL AGENTS FOR LOUISIANA, old lm 809 BARON NK. LAW DEPARTMENT. TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. THE LAW LECTI "RES WILL BEGIN OS MONDAY. NOV.

21. 189. IN TULANE HALL. UNIVERSITY PLACE. NEW ORLEANS.

HARRY H. HALL. Dean. 014 30t HOTELS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Rojil tnd Cvstomhonsa St.

European Plan. Rates per day and up, including bath. ANQELO STEELE, rUnager. al ss it DUNN'S HOTEL, Corner Burgundy and Cana! Streets, Near the Grand Opera House. EVERYTHING NEW, furoiabed from H.

HOLMES'. All front rooms, and AT MODERATE PRICES, with hath. Cafe attached. lm HOTEL DENECHAUD NEW ORLEANS. CBNTRALLT LOCATED.

COR. CARONDELET AND PERDIDO STS. Remodeled With AU the Latest Isaprovesarata. RATES: American Plan S2 OO and aa Saropsaa Fiaa 41 00 aad an ROYAL HOUSE, 631 ROYAL STREET, NEAR ROYAL HOTEL. Elegant rooms; all modern ImproTements First-class board.

American plan. 17 a wm o23 tf HOTEL GRUHEWALD, A Strictl First-Class Establishment Uarooae. Near Carnal treat, fcW ORLEANS. LA. Write tar raise ut UkA.

UUL'VEWILD. Managar. apll 'as Ir CHARLES MANSION Aw Orleans. Apartment Etuieio Strictly Brat-class. Calsiae nnexceUed.

Tra-sienu solicited. Moderate ratea. All raoat light, sunny and airy. Call bells in rooms. Poiit attendance.

Bath Included. Telephone serrlce In hails. AilERlCAN PLAN. $2 PER DAT. 822-82S ST.

CHARLES NEAR JULIA. EMILB KUNTZ. Manager. Lately Manager Victoria Hotel and Hotel Renaissance. New York.

ris tf CONSIGNEE NOTICES. THB German steamship ECBOPA. Captain Belle, to now discharging foot of Maode villa street. Consignees will please soaks customs entries and attend to the delivery of foods to their consignment, or tbey will be stored at their risk and expense. As no claim tor damaged goods wiU bo allowed unless substantiated on tbe levee before snr-b merchandise has been taken awsy.

eostslgaeea will oblige snd savo trouble and expense to an concerned by having- delivery taken by some competent, person, Aa order for the delivery of the goods must toe procured from ibis office, which will be granted oa payment ef freight. All merchandise most bo removed witblB twenty-four boars after Its discharge, otherwise It-will be stored. Consignees will plesae arrange with, stevedore tor trucking and piling goods and save tarpaulins aad watching by taking immediate delivery. AlELETTA at 8TODDART. alO at No.

$11 Carondelet street. EDUCATION; AOUXS COLLEGE. St, Caarlea St. 5 English. Academic.

Shorthand. Cos and Night Schools now-la session. Btaceets receivca st sst time. ol lm Ota SOLTLg sons. kxpkct the 1.1,1 CITY gOOXT IF SO, YOU l.t.l NEED THB PtOAYlTJlE'S t.

a a.a.l' UP-TO-O ATK GUIDE TO t.s.a a HEW OBI.F.A5S. X9 CT8. 1.1.1 g.t.t.t.i.t.l.s.saa.i.i.a.i.i.a.t.t.s.a WAOTEPM ALE ELP. BARBEtt wanted." Apply 840 X. CUlboraa ataidar.

rNTELLlGENT Toaaa nea wanted as city big- Booey la It. Oail 10 Carasv delet. betweew Mi a A COOK. Apply Pardraa Lsrsa caaaBv BC Bernard parlaa. nl lw A MAX aad his wife to take charge of a farm not far from the city; sauat be well recommended.

O. A. sL, thU office, all BARBER. Charles. Apply T03 Poydras, cor.

St. SO COLORED laborers for central reflnery; stood wages. Apply to Jtasea Lewis, Bontnera PfcdAe Passenger Depot. 8tnrday or Sunoay nwatag. 1 to 8:30 o'clock.

BARBERS wanted at tha St. Caarlea Hotel Barber Baop. A RELIABLE business aaaa. with $200 to $300, to carry stock and hare sole control of oor Pittsburg stogies la this vicinity. Address Browse Bros, Company.

Pittsburg. Pans io IX IS $29 A WEEK aad expenses paid to sell eigsrs; experience unnecessary holiday offerings. The W. L. Kline SL Louis.

Ho. 12 VT ly EASY snd rapid; SloaD-Duployan shorthand tangbt thoroughly In lessona; our pupila ailing high positions. M. L. Breed en.

120 my25 ly LANDLORDS and ageata to know that Pelican Eica rating Co. cleans Tsnlts cbeaper than anr other company. Office 220 Carondelet at. Jalo ly WANTED FEMALE HELP. REFINED lady, practical Catholic, to teach and to do missionary work in tbe country, near New Orleans; will bare a good home and all wants supplied.

Address L. M. this office. nl2 lw SETTLED white girl to cook snd assist in housework. Apply 1001 Eeplsnsde are.

tf A FRENCH nurse to take cbarge of two children, 4 and 2 years old. Aoply, with references, 2236 Prytania, cor. Philip. nil 3t PLEASANT home work for meu or woman, day or evening; $tf to $12 weekly; no canvassing or experience needed; plain instructions and work mailed on application. Brazilian Mfg.

Ncw York Clty. nll-4t THOROUGHLY experienced. Al. flrst-class, competent millinery salesladies; no nortecs. Apply 8.

G. Kreeger, No. 811 Canal city. nlO tf WANTED SITUATION. YOUNG man, first-class stenogrspher and bookket'ter; references.

Address o. Pica yune. BY nrst-clsss restaurant cook. 530 Gal- ves st. COLORED man, experienced as drlrer; best of references.

Address 4718 Perrler st. BY a young lady, a position as stenographer and typewriter, or as cashier and office work; very best references furnished. Address Silas 180 Clio city. lw WANTED ACENT8. AjUKNTS, make big money before Christmas selling Rams Horn llrown'a "Clderrllle Folks as men by iSllaa Uanderfoot." Introduction Robert J.

Buraette. ll.usiratlooa Frank llearU. 5tK pages, 2lb pictures. Credit giveu; frt'igut paid; sample pages mulled free. iale i'ubliab-lng b4 Wabash Chicago.

nl2 14 15 MALE or female; new paying business; big money for you; aend audi ens lor su tuples and Cull particulars free. Cbas. Marsnall, Lock port, N. Y. LAD I IiS.

men: best selling household article on market. MoM-rii umby Atlanta, tie. nil 3t AGENTS In every city and town to tack signs, dlatrlbJte circulars and adrertlae a "new preparation;" StH a mootb; steady employment. Addreas Burnett Cbem. 19 8.

Pryor Atlanta, Ga. nlO lw WE want an agent in every town to secjre subscribers to Tbe Lsdlca' liome Journal, to look after renew ala and dlatiibuo adrertising matter. We offer profitable employment for tbe witter, also pecial r-wrd lor good work. SIOOO wll. be given to tbe agent KDdlag tb largeac list up to April la next; S5UO to tbe next best worker, and so on distributing $11,500 aaioug OOO best sgants Uie coimug jseason.

Good py la assured every agent whether he or she secures one of the extra awards or not. The Cart la Publishing Philadelphia. Pa. olB lm WANTED PUPIL8. PLPILS -van led ror vloUa lessons; terms very lorv Address M.

F. 20, Picayune ottlce, or call at 742 Julia, cor. Carondelet. n3 2w DAY AND NIGUT SCHOOL, MRS. WASHBURN, Corner Carondelet and Delacbalae Streets.

Stenography, Typewriting, English and French. Jei tf A. A. McNALLY, sbortbaod and typewriting office and school (Pitman system); dictation classes. 213 Henaen building, Carondelet ard common, copying.

ja si ly EVERYONE to know that tbe best place to obtain a fine musical education is at MISS UKLPUI.XK POINTS' MUSICAL INSTITUTE. 930 ELYSIAN FIELDS AVE. All instruments taught ria no, violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo, organ, aatobarp. cither, harmony, etc; also singing, elocution, typewriting, stenography sou poysicsi culture, uay ana aignx riasars JyS '98 ly WANTED TO PURCHA8E. DEBENTURES 100 per cent allowed, sny company come quick.

Lark Id Pickett. 613 poydraa. n8 7t ELECTION commissions st No. 733 Lafayette nacjt or city nau. no lw" FURNITURE, sod contents of bouses and stores purchased for cash.

Address Liberal, tnis orrice. ANTIQUES, bronao-monnted furniture, carved pieces, old clocks, ornsmeots, etc. Address Antique Hunter. Box 33o, P. O.

n27 tf ruHMfUBK, pianos and tbe entire con tents of boaM. bougnt for cssb. Highest market price paid. Address X. Y.

P. O. Box 680. splO '98 MISCELLANEOUS. TO Exchange A large sngar plantation, lo cated on Mississippi river, with good residence, for city property; a great bargain.

Address 8. 17, this office. nl2 2t 1000 HOUSEKEEPERS to know they esa bay elegsnt window shades st ftOc st Leopold Levy's, 133 oansl St. my 1J tf ROOMS TO RENT. FURNISHED" rooma $7 per month and up wards- 120 Dsuphlae, one door from Canal st.

nl2 lw FURNISHED for light housekeeping. $1 50 np. 910, 916, 918 Carondelet nesr Lee circle. 30 2w LARGE, airy, furnished rooms, with use ef dining-room and kitchen. 1528 Canal St.

lw HANDSOME APARTMENTS, EVERYTHING NEW, 127 N. RAA1PART, NEAR CANAL. o30 lm 8M CAMP Ftort rooms and others, fur nished; nsfnrrlshed Oats oa first and second Boors. aio-im NICELY furnished rooms, $17 St. Charles, mlnctes' to Caaal.

Mrs. W. G. Henry. Je2 '98 ly DELIGHTFUL Croat and other rooms, second floor; reasonable board; refs, exchanges.

828 Camp. ol tf OAR INC. A YOUNG sua aa boarder end lodger, wash ing included, la small temllr uptown must eome well reeommended. Apply, or can, l. jl.

814 Canal st-, np stairs. a 12 at MRS. SHEPHERD. $004 Pry ta sis. nor 8er- entk Large, handsomely xnrnianea spsnaesu, bot and cold hatha; large grouada.

naWMte HANDSOME rooma, wlU board, opposite Lafayette aqnare; private family; reasonable rates. 629 St. Charles. a-6w SIS CARONDELET elegant roossa ex-eeileat table; private faatlly. Mrs- Perkins Boardmaa.

a24W McNAMARA'a Heaae. T38 Campaaaasome ly, furnished Croat rocsas. with board; bot aad eoid baths. $0 lm ST. CHABI.ES MANSION (NEW APARTMENT HOTEL): ELEGANT BOOMS AND CU18rNE: SUMMER BATES $9 OO PER WEEK AKD UP, 822 TO ST.

CHAIIJA F23 tf ARCADE HOUSE. Biloxi. atlasv. a beach; apea all year; reasonable rates; Mrs. P.

ateav aedy. $1SIy. PATENTS. PATENTS, trade marks, copyrights obtained. J.

Eustls. oot4ry and eonuniss loner, Hennea BaUdlngv FOR RENT. lnodrM -room cottage, aa eorntr, washsunds, aaaltary "enne ugni, mantel cabinet a. all fcSUoSf 1 bom' or: $22 60 a month; beaatlfBi new raraltara tor sate. Apply 61 il2lS cottages, Nos.

2104 tX. aear Johnson, ana Nos. 2612-T514, B'eBTlu. Sar RochehUvs; cheap rent. 2jJ-w Bolbm, 2327 Cootl.

near Tpatl. "1 nsjBTps. near St. Charles; 2-story, frams; hslL 10 rooms, bath, stable and Urge Uw- Fealston. sear CoUseum.

sl 2s CHOICE DweUlnrs Chess lo.n.i tm. Calhooa 1 rnoma h.n im 6014 Pitt rooms, $22 aoT -v 't AWljr to Wm. O. Brothers, 001 Caaal A STORK at 1837 Fourth cor. 8.

Rami Prt "t- n-lW' 2211. Berlin only $9 per Apply W. W. Cam. $31 Carondelet st.

ao27 tf EXCELLENT boardlng-hooae opportunity7s ressonable rent; Shakspeare" manstoo. Carondelet near Elntsfpe, containing. 27 rooms, ball, two-story, with spacloos grouada. Btroodbaek A Stern, Real Estate and Inaw ranee. 82t Gravier, near Cotton Exchange.

nO lw WE wonld advise those la search of a sonv modlons and riRST-CLASS HOUSE Is arery respect, centrally located, to visit No. Carondelet at. Macon. Deals at Kemaghaa. o3Q- 3w GROCERY store, with new sad elegant store and bar fixtures; residence shove modern building, cor.

S. Rampart aad Calliope ta the Immediate vicinity of I. K. R. Depot.

Apply to Frank B. Thomas. Attorney st Law, Boom S4, Equitable ton Gravlar st. o21 lm ONE side of cottage, la fine order, newly papered, and located on Baronne, near Jackson sve. Apply to W.

H. Flea pa trick. Real Estate Agent, 836 Carondelet. S20 tf ONE de of two-atory bouse, la per feel repair, all late Improvements, and located on Baronne, near oor. Jackson ire.

Apply to W. H. s-ltspatrick. Real Eatata Agent, Carondelet. o20-tt TWO brick stores' (comer).

600 and 60S ft. Peters. Apply next door. s4 tf RESIDENCE 1523 Polymnia. bet Prytania and St.

Charles, nine rooma. ball and bath, large yard. Apply J. M. VUlavaso.

1S7 Cron delet, or O. J. Paul. 728 Gravier. al4 tf DESK room; good locaUon, ground floor.

Commercial place. 27 tf STORE, sad residence above. 1813 Msgsslne, bet. Felicity snd St. Msry.

Apply J. M. Vllla-vbso. 137 Csrondelet. or O.

J. Paul. 728 Grsv rter. su7 tf CHOICE offices one with furniture, safs, etc. Apply st State National Bank.

No. Common st. aa7 tf STORE No. 434 Canal now occupied by M. Helnetusn.

Apply W. J. Montgomery, Na. 2O0 South Peters at. solO tf FINE store, St.

Charles possession st once. Apply to John MeCloskey, $22 St. Charles sr. an 10 tf GROCERY, bar. stable and residence.

Blea-ville, cor. Johnson. See Octave Gomes, 814 Carondelet st. o2J tf HALF of cottage houses 487 8. Johnson St.

snd 4906 Baronne lent moderate. ol Its 329 8. CLAIBORNE. Apply 1A05 Canal cistern factory. olS tf 1320 JOSEPHINE St.

Single cottage. rooma. batb, 2 cisterns, large yard; good order; $20 month. Apply 1338 Constance. olBtt 1370 CONSTANCE St.

12 rooms. halls, bath, closets, pantries, cistern, hydrant, rear yard, Schlllinaer; papered, painted. No. 1 order cheap; $30 month. oI2 tf STORE and dwelling; good stsnd: two-story; First and Drysdes.

M. Griffin. 686 Gravier. oS tf WITH motive power, whole of saiond floor Nd. 621 Poydras, near St.

Charles. Call on premises. oS tf HEALTHIEST spot In tbe dty, Nos. snd 2535 Canal 7 large rooms each. Apply to J.

M. Vlllavaso, No. 11 Carondelet at. o20 tf FOR 8ALE. GROCERY, in Fourth district: first-class stand, good location.

Grocery, this office. A REMINGTON'" typewriter In good con-ll-tiou. cheap. 126 Baronne at- 2c BKST SELECTION SINGLE AND DOl'BliK 1IAK.VES& HOHE3 IX THE CITY: L'WKfT PRICED. W.

B. LEONARD. NO. 422 CAROX-DBLET'ST. A BEAUTIFUL solid walnut cylinder defck; liin bargain.

Address, or call, 1. X. pp atalrs. a 1 22 FIRST-CLASS barroom In front part of city, doing rash business; best colored trade In the city; will sell for liberal offer; reasob for selling, leaving town. Address F.

A. Lambert At 228-332 Magaslne St. niv 7t- FA KM situated on Metslrle ridge, bet. La bsur rosd and Shrewsbury; cheap. Apply on pre tees.

nlO 71' TWO nice building lots, curbed, paved and filled to grade, on near nil; convenient to St. Charles Prytsnla, Coliseum, Camp or Magaiine car lines; very cheap; cash or terms; bargain; can at once. Prudential Bnildlng Mortgage 8. 316 Baronne. We will loan you money to build a home on these lots on long time.

nS lw JCST Received Carload horses, heavy draft, suitable for all purposes. G. Arata, 1030 Toulouse. no 1 w' fc'EW steam tug Edwlna. 40 feet long, 10- foot beam, draft 3 to 4 feet- x.

U'uonraa A 918 Magaxlne St. sua tl TEN R. I. P. one gives relief.

N. S. tor fie. At druggists; myl '9a ly 506 FRENCHMEN Fine 2-story building, store snd residence. Apply on premises, or 1216 EojaL r6 lm' JOS.

BACHET. Rest Estate Agent, 207 Royal. Collection, of rents la sny part of the city; prompt return; ssustsouon gusranteeo. no lw- Roman; $5 monthly, rondelet. Bryant, 141 Ca no lw VICTORIA beds, enameled iron, with sprlBg, $4 75: brand new.

Bradford. 910, 916 918 Carondelet. n6 lw ADJOINING a large central factory, which transports cane free of cbarge, and has switch and hoist about middle of place, 600 acre of good cane land In tract, of 60 and IOO acres each. Stubble and seed cana enough to make a good planting first year. Apply Cor particulars to P.

O. Box lo6. N. La. n5-lw BARROOM; excellent central location; food trade; reasonable rtnt.

Apply to ntrooaoaca A Stern. Insurance snd Real Estate, Ml Grsvle- at. nfi tf OTTO'S Balsamic German Syrnp win atop that cough; sold only st J. N. W.

Otto Drag Store, Rampart and Gravier. o23 tf FOR Cash Premises 2123 snd Poydras near aires; suitable ior any ot Apply 222 S. Rampart, near Gravier. su21 tf COAL ROLLER PILLS DON'T GRIPE. alfi dm 10c, ALL DEO OOIS TS.

GASOLINE, oils, lamps, torches; staves and ranges. Peconl. 234 Char tree st- TaL lOOJ. so tf TWO SO-horse power hollers, with Haw ley down draft, ta splendid 'order; can he sees in ope ratios at Hotel Omnewald; cheap. su2S tf PERSONAL.

A EH RINGER, the local billiard and pool expert, plays dally at Keiley'a, Canal aad Dan e-nine. ar vnrrxn men snd ladles to leara telegraphy for positions on railroad; operators la demaad. Delias Telegraph College, Dallas. Tex, nlO rtt EavvjrrO FALANGA. Besldeaee 328 N.

Rampart. Office: LUdo'a drag store. Chart res and Damaine. V.d PEREZ FKAIALE BKUDLATIXG; PILLS. Tbe Barest Remedy for all female lrreg-alarities.

Sold by drug? lata. Office 714 North Rampart, opposite tJongo square, bw i NEW LOAN OFFICE. ass Canal 4 doors Crom Grand Opera: loss, est ratea of interest la the city. sio 12m DOCTORS merltlng-degreea, gradaatod; ether nrofesslaasl. college.

awTasrpnaaeac nwwa. Lock Box Chlcsgo. Jet 198 ly JUDICIAL. IS RE. gSTATB OF WM.

McOTERB, AJf CTVTL DtSTsUOT COt'KT for the Parish a Orleans Division No. 67L--Wnress Valeea Jones bas petitioned the court tor bttM a enratnTmhlD on the estate ef Waa. KcGalre. aa absentee, notice ia hereby gives in ail whom it may eosteera ta abow caase within tea days why the prayer ec tha aald petit snr she aid rot be greeted, I tV. MMlrf.

al2 IS 21 PAUL O. OUTBIXy Clark. AND FOUjrip. LOST A sneer link pocketbook. Eatnra to 19V7 Caaal st.

tnrll at. P.tHc'a ebtrrr. IO o'clock mass, perketbook oautcbg; tw diaiMoad rl 'rs. $50 tswaxa; qcesuo sw, mtsv RAILROAD ARRIYE. LKAYE.

LaalaTlIla avaid Raasviiu. rt sa .11:13 a aa 6, llaitsd.8:ia na. rt Uaa.7:5o a as (rata a coast trala Adaily except feusday) ....4:00 fs No. io, coast pa a. Una.

a sa toauy oxespt eanoay) ...84 am TT. toast lona, only). .4:23 a as xxxiaoia CatrmL VT 10:00 No. an. locaL.7:00.

Na. 4. Chicago tnlxo. 2. ft Bl.t; a Ko.

i I1 Claclsnstl. Llsville snd C3 Brians Limited. ii 'Vi: I No. 4 9:00 a at rt Mp-lNo. 4.

ft v- aad Pact. itsiarai Pavalaa Csasssy. Exlres.11'" No TfJ.i;,;,' Kxprsaa -20- Calltornia -J: I7 iixptess La.win!sma HatIrsadU UDr Crirct Street, a-. Dally, Baeept Sunday. K- 7 am, no.

I. .4 rOO am. tJnsday laearatoa, Vm, Vert Javolcsoat sa4 Grant a. lala. Abri.

aad 5oaaay Osly. a Algler. a AlJZ', Kx9.K saaaf aad aataroay. a bb aigiera as Sunday Osly. Algiers pm Algiers Dsiiy, Exeapt Saaday.

LeaUlamss SoaUmarm Ratllvray. Dally, Except ttuaday. From Belalr and For Belatr aad Ut, Bci-: am Shell rr, Belalr and I For Belalr aad Shell Beaca.4:00 Shell Bsack-ttaJ a sa Snndaya Only. From Belalr. .7:30 a sal For S.

a St FTom 8. Beh. 10:15 a Foe. 8. a aa From 8.

Ben. .7:00 aa For a as Fof B. as RAILROADS. QUEEN AMD CRESCENT ROUTE SOUO VESTIBULE TRUt EFFXCTrVll MAX llgt. Km.

a. t. Hew Ortesas p. m. Ar.

MertdlsB .11:60 p. aa. Ka, a. :00 s. as.

$. SB. 1 0a. sa, 12 1 10 p. sa, VMm.

m. Ta.av ltap. ss, T04 a. as. Lv.

Uerldlaa ISiwl a. Ar. r-trmlngham 4:30 as-Ar. Chattanooga Ar. Lexington 10:00 p.

as, Ar. Clnclnaatl p. am. Lv. Kew Orlsaaa Ar.

Usrtdlaa Ar. 8u Loots Le. Ke Orlsaaa Ar. Chattanooga Ar. KnoxvUte Ar.

Bristol p. saw Mp. as. 6:00 p. sa.

$:20 a. m. .11 a. sa. THROUBM SUapl2 Can sa.

m. Ar. Washington Ar. Philadelphia ..11:00 Ar. Kew York 1:20 p.m.

Trala No, 2 carries Pullman sleeper for Ctav clauail. also Pullman sleeper to Kew Xork, vla Chattanooga. Itoaaoke. Shenandoah allay Route and Washington; also Pailssaa alsspae to St. Louis, vis MerldUa aad XI.

aad O. B. Train for Pearl River aad East Loaisiaaa -points lesves New Orleasa dally, exoept Sos-dsy, at 7 a. m. and 4 p.

arrlrss al $i2 a. m. and $0 p. m. Sunday trala for Xlver aad latsraasdl ate points lesves 7 JO a.

aa. aad $. aa rlvss 10:30 s. m. aad p.

as. New York Office, 487 Broadway. City Ticket Office, 211 8C Charles street. 3. u.

McGregor, k. c. runtb. A. P.

A. c7t. A. GEO. H.

SMITH. B. J. ANDCRflOH. O.

P. A. A. O. P.

dS tf New Orlsaaa, La. Tbe SHORTEST UNB to Cairo, St. Loots, Etc. The PIONEER THROUGH SLEEPINO-CAR UNB between New Orleans and St. LssOs.

NO CHANGE 09 CARS for passengers of say daaa. Ticket Of Cos, 211 St. Charles Street. o2S '87 ly F. E.

GDEDRT. P. P. A. SOfJTHERM PACIFIC City Ticket Offloe.

corner St- Charles a Sal Csnsl Streets Psseenger SUtloa, Head of Esplsasde Avenue. DAILT TRAIN 6ERVIGB. Leave. Arrive. Na.

2a No. 19. California O. sa, No. IS.

No. 17. Texas snd Mexican Exp.9 :00 a. m. p.

m. Pullman Buffet Drawing Room Sharpers ea Nos. 19 and 20. between New Orleans aad Baa Francisco. Nos.

17 snd IS, New Orleans sad Aa-tonlo. and San Attonlo and Clty ot Mexico. Tourist Sleepers leave New Orlesne each Thursday and Friday night, mnalag thiwegh to 8a a Francises). i Remember, that tbe Southern Padfta ta the only thiwogh Use to all Pseiflo Coast Points. OUR.

SPECIALTIICS Aatiil Coachesaad Sleapiasj Cars thrwasysi ts BwaaxawlUa svwSl Cal aT lm '1 laaaaw CstavsMa sas aieaplaut Cstn tBraaast ta Blraalaghaaa, NMkwiUa, Lal. willa a aid Clxtaimatavtl lav 4aUaaiaa Tlaaa. are. York 1st aslckett Tlaaa. Oatlr Ihroagh liaa sly tnrowaw MBtwillw.

View Jmmmm Doable Oatlr Tamti a sUl rekats Horxsi wsaei Kaat, T1HKKT OFFICII. HO. 205 ST. CHARLES ITREET. DKP0T, FOOT OK CANAL STRKKT, R.

L. a P. JBO. KlLKEIT, Dlwlslam PavaaasMrer AarwaC ILLINOIS CENTRAL 8ohedulen EfToot April 3, 1808. dtleatsT auast SC LeaAa LtaaJtadL No.

4. leave. a m. $, TiUs LoaleTllla mata Clmatamatl Liaaltasl No. 4.

leave. .9:00 a mINe. S. 7 Ss CaUeawm ataUl St. LaaUa JTatat atstix.

No. S. Us vs. .7:20 Xo. 1.

arrive. a aa Lalawilla svmd ClavalasuaU. -He. leave. m) Xo.

arrive. a SB Loavl Mavll avmsl aCxpreee. KEPT ORLEANS AND FULTON. KT. Nov 24, laave.7UM a mi.N.

2S. anivs-iaaOO sa No. $2, MeCemb No. SI, McCeaab v- Clty ae IdVtni City IJsa Solid trains aad Thsengb Sleepara ta htOm-pala, St. 1 Loots, Chicago.

Kvaasvllla, LsawvUla and ClBctus.a. Oatckest Glrardeaa. time ta Maiptnbara aad Oapa Mississippi Vallsy Va 5 Schedule In Effect April 3, ICS Meaapkla Exprcaa, Ke. S. ml No.

$, srrive.lIiSOa Vlwlcawstrsy massl Msvtalaasw Ke. tX leave. BUS a aaXe- Zl. arrive. aa Bastam aAwsgei.

A aa a swan ad at toss. Ka. $4, lesve.40p so. arrtve.9:l a as7 SOLID TBAIXS. with PC LLM AN Kew Orleans ta Tkkaborg, Kav Orlaaas Memphis ad Esesss dty.

TlcialiCT OKK1CK, ST. CHARLES AND COM HOIS', w. aL KBXLOND, WM. MPBJLAT, IX T. Asst.

Osa). Psssw Agt. Kew Orlesee. ta. MONEY TO LOATJ.

OS stocks, bonds aad real estate. ales A. Oaecke. Stack Broker, $10 Gravier at. OH dty property, bonds, stacks very lswse rates.

Spsax A Km sza ti mttw mmmt SStStaV titles examfcoed, aad notarial beadoeas. L. Well. Hsaaea Bnlldiog. Caaxmoa aad Careadeist ata.

mw, $173,000 TO LO-X ea efty property. Octave Gomes. SI csrwoeiei, sau "jw ta io aaa a ta 1 F14 tf MEDICAL. and Whir key Ilabfta cured at noma with- I tpala.liookrfr-.fw 111 lis I It lerse fUi. lit LLWOOLLET, ALU.

Coa ISt fi.ITTCX sO-dJtTTlf ml Bston as Ceavcbes atsial SlaaplmsT Cavra treaurh a af tarasMerr, Atlsmtav, AVaak iBtgrtosa, at at lleesers 4a Bail taut ore. Phlladelpkla.