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THE DAILY PICAYUNE--NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1899. TIE SCHOOL BOARD FREE FROM DEBT, Balance of Twenty Thousand on Hand. License Receipts Ahead of far and Last Year. Clement's Algiers Friends Plead for Him. Toe Near ChurchBarroom St.

Clande Avenue treasurer received yesterday board of liquidation $93,000 elty the board's half of the surplus de school fund. With it be paid all outof the school board, and balance of about $23,000. For notes Inst time since the policy of paying bank teachers and other regularly, obligations of borrowthe promptly and by the fiscal was adopted, from board has no outstanding bills pay. CLAUDE AVENUE IMPROVEMENT. Bell has submitted to streets and landings committee City Engineer report on the motion Introduced In the by Mr.

Marmouget, of the Ninth ward, relative to the Improvement dty council both roadways on St. Claude avenue, from Poland to Delery streets, guesting the city engineer to furnish plans and estimates of work. before The city preparing the plans and specificaengineer deemed It adtisable, tions, to of first submit improvements an approximate to be estimate the made, so that be the provided money to for. carry The on city the work may engineer wants to be certain that the required sum for his the office will Improvements have be assured, because to devote considerable time to the preparaof the estimates. An examination of St.

Claude avenue, from Poland to Delery streets, shows that in order to make a good street of it an expenditure of about $9250 would De necessary. estimating on a basis of AD average All of 6 inches on the roadway, and new culverts throughout the entire length of the avenue. The detalled estimate would be as follows: Four thousand cubic yards of earth at $1 per cubie yard, $4000; 175 feet of board measof lumber for culverts, at $30 per 1000, $5250, making a total of $9250. Moreover, there is such a lack of drainage facilities that the estimate would probably ran up to $10,000, by adding about $750 for drainage Improvements. Of course, the roadways could be put 1n passable condition for less money than estimated above, but the work would not be durable, and would, in the course of time, prove unsatisfactory.

The distance to be covered is 7700 lineal feet on each roadway, or a length of 400 lineal feet, Including twenty-four Intersections. THAT IMPEACHMENT. number of citizens of the Fifteenth ward have petitioned the city council not to Impeach Recorder Clement. They say, that the recorder now and al ways -has been a conscientious and impartial judge and dealt with all men alike, and there can be found no fault with him as government otticial or A8 man; that his action In discharging the two clerks and replacing them by two others, was an act in keeping with his good Judgment and common sense, and in every, way justified by the people over whose jurisdiction he presides. He is popular and is held in nigh esteem; has their full contidence and sustains a character above reproach, An evidence of which 1s the fact that he has been renominated for the position he holds by two of leading political partles now before the people in the municipal and parish election to be held.

The petition contains the names of 141 eitizens of Algiers. PROTEST AGAINST A BARROOM. Rev. J. Lambert, pastor of the church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, at Louisiana avenue and Chestnut street, has entered a protest against Weber Toerster's opening and operasing a bar200m at the corner of Toledano and Chestnut streets.

Father Lambert says that the bar200m will be within prohibited limits as the law prescribes the operating of barrooms 300 feet from churches. He also states that Weber Forster had 1n opening a grocery at the above corner, said nothing about barroom privileges. REAL ESTATE. Traasters Recorded Yesterday. Mrs.

Cratia, Bayle to J. Hayden, Laurel, Constance and Fourth, T. Percy Meyers to F. Greco, lot, Chartres, Hospital, Royal and Ursulines, $1930. H.

Taylor to 8. Giarratino, lot, Erato, Magazine, Galennie and Coltseum, $3700. G. Kraus to Mrs. Westmeler, two lots, Milan, Berlin, 'La Laurel and Constance, $1600.

Koerper, to 0. Quedman, lot, Tulane, Gayoso, Gravier and $1850- Mrs. C. Welsler to A. 8.

Homan, property, Rocheblave, Tonti, Julia and Cypress, $200. D. Ewing to Security, Building and Loan Association, Constance, Bordeaux, Laurel and Valence, $1300. Purchaser to seller, same property, $1200. P.

Foss to M. Mitchell, lot, St. Charles, Carrollton, Dublin and Hampson, $1000. Purchaser to seller, same property, 81500. 8.

J. Hart et als. to C. Mendohison, three lots, Louisiana avenue, Delachaise, Dryades and Rampart, $3600. STATEMENT OF TAX COLLECTIONS.

From the city treasurer's office, the following comparative statement of real and personal tax collections for the years 1800 and 1898 have been obtained: Real cent: 1899, $1,568,339 30. about 76.8 per estate, 1898. $1,554,196 04. about 75 per cent; personal 1899, $672,652 91, about 11.6 cent; 1898, $640,734 40, about 87.1 about per 80.7 cent. per Total, 1899.

$2,240,992 21, About 78.8 cent; cent. 1898, Licenses, $2,184,931 1899, 1008,432 25; 1898, $311,611 75. FERRY FRANCHISE. ordinance providing for the sale of franchise of the Louisiana avenue ferry has been prepared by City AtGilmore, at the request of the council, and will be Introduced at next meeting of that body, This edinance reiterates the conditions and which contained in the contract Propositions has lapsed, and was entered Into Orleans 1800, the Merchants' and city of Planters' New Company and the parish of ASKING FOR REIMBURSEMENT. Mayor Flower has received petition from Mesers.

F. A. Duvic, of Al84 asking for reimbursement of it the cost of by them paving as Morgan their proportion front their street in advance as a reason property. for their Petitioners a the building has of covered that pavement the to Seguin ramp, thus from giving the them new property. dirt embankment in front of their F.

Schumacher COMPLAINT. SCHUMACHER'S has sent in a peti1. complaining of a nuisance caused by the premises of Nicholas the rear of petitioner's restSchumacher alleges that Frey permit for the stable, which is a engendering stench, attracting Lies, and notsy, at nigat, from NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Gasy to Buy Gasy to Wear The Sorosis Shoe for women is an ideal shoe in every respect. It is sightly, strong, cofortable and moderate in price.

In short it is a composite of every good quality found in $5 and $6 shoes and Only cost $3.50. No matter what kind of shoes you've been wearing you should try a pair of Sorosis The new shoe for women. $3.50 3 Maison Blanche, 1 Canal and Dauphine. Exclusive agents for Sorosis, 01 -SuTuThly Keeping up with the times. We have just received a full line of the celebrated STEEL RANGES manufactured by the Charter Oak Stove and Range Company.

Visit our salesroom and convince yourselves. HENRY RICE SON, 417-419 CAMP. No waste with Apollo galvanized iron, because it is soft tough ductile bendable malleable and flat; saves time. Apolle Iron and Steel Company, Pittsburgh, act CLUETT. PEABODY CO.

MAKERS Old Tar Roofs and erecting new ones. N. 0. ROOFING AND METAL WORKS. ap13 Wis THE LATEST--THE EDISON CONCERT COIN SLOT PHONOGRAPH Price, $175.

It is actuated by electricity; DO winding necessary. Runs continuously nickel. and without As a novelty it is the most attractive and Operated by wonderful musical and talking ever pat before the public. Advertises your business. Brings customers and pays for itsell.

NATIONAL AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM 00., OF LOUISIANA, EDISON BLDG. 814 GRAVIER STREN Phonograph Department, NEW ORLEANS, LA Ja81 TuThS REPAIRS TO ROOFS. We make a Specialty of Repairing the stamping of horses and the complainant clanging of chains, thus preventing and his family from enjoying their on needed Broad sleep. between Soto and Bayou road. Schumacher resides street, RESIGNATIONS WITHDRAWN.

J. Messrs. Lacoste J. and F. Morel.

Henry Chapell withW. Collister, drawn their resignations avenue, as between commissionBroad ers of Ursulines and Hagan avenue. PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE. and residents In the rear Property of the Sixth owners district have petitioned the board of commissioners for against a chemfire a engine, section of the city which has rapIcal as a protection In Improved in real estate and inIdly been creased in population AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE--ToNight Matinees Monday, Friday and Saturday At 2 P.

M. BALDWIN-MELVILLE STOCK COMPANY, an Elaborate Production of Belasco De Mille's Great Society Comedy Drama, THE CHARITY BALL NIGHT PRICES: 10-20-30-50 CENTS. MATINEE 10-20 CENTS. Sunday. Matinee, Oct.

22-AROUND 'THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. 016- -tr CRESCENT TO-NIGHT ALL WEEK. Souvenir Mats. Thurs. and Bat.

Fist Appearance Here of the Extraordinary Illusionists and Fantastic Comedians, Mildred and Rouclere And the Greatest of Minstrel Stars, George Wilson, At matinees a Souvenir will be given APP. "Waltz ASSOCIATED Me ARTISTS. each lady attending. Next WeekAL G. FIELD MINSTRELS.

016-6t ERE TO-NIGHT ALL WEEK. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. OTIS SKINNER And His Company, Including Miss Nannette Comstock, -PresentingTHE LIARS! complete production seen at Empire Theatre, New York, for three months. Next -DEAR OLD CHARLEY. 016-6t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Betablished 1853. WERLEIN THE MATHUSHEK. The Mathushek Piano is perhaps not the best for everybedy, for everybody doesn't needand can't affordThe Best. You can't make a good thing oheap; for excellence necessarily means higher post in labor, in time, and in materials. The Mathushek costs more than others, but it is well worth the price.

It is often said of other pianos: Just as good as a Mathushek, but It len't true. There is no equal to Mathushek for this olimate. PHILIP WERLEIN, 614-016 CANAL. Everything in Music." MULES! Choice Kentucky and Tennessee Mules FOR CITY OR PLANTATION WORK. we invite tien 1 in inspection quality and and guarantee price.

satisfac. MARTIN, THOMSON co. R. E. LEE STABLES.

4 IMPORTANT CATEWAYS. THE TEXAS RAILWAY "NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS." NO CHANCE TO TEXAS. Graham, Pass. and Tr't Ag't, 1 Hotel, about the superier passenger and America, for the prompt and complete cure of long standing or recent cases of derangement of the urinary organs in either sex. At all druggists, 75C.

bottle of 64 cansires. CLIN CO. PARIS. '99-Thiy THE MATHEY-CAYLUS CAPSULES For over half a century the popular remedy (superior to all others) with Physicians in EDUCATION. FERRELL'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

2714 Coliseum Street. SESSION OPENS MONDAY, OCT. 2. Military Training Under an Officer of the U. 8.

Army. Limited Number of Boarders Will be Taken For Catalogue address L. C. FERRELL, Principal s8-SuTuThFrtf MRS. FRANCIS D.

BLAKE POLK CHAPMAN, Boarding' and Day School for Young Ladies and Children, No. 2281 Prytania st. Fifteenth year begins OOT. 8, 1899. 817- GRADED SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 2829 Chestnut Street.

This school offers a thorough, practical edu. cation. Mathematics specialty. Prepares for Newcomb. Certificates admit pupils to the Newcomb.

Individual instruction given if required. Session begins OCT. 2. For catalogue apply to MRS M. E.

PURSELL SHIELDS, Principal, 02-1m LOST AND FOUND. LOST--A reddish Irish setter. Return to 1520 Dufossat and receive reward. LOST-Fox Terrier dog, body white, head black and white. Reward returned to 516 Poydras st.

LOSTOn Monday evening, in the neighbor hood of Laurel and Philip one pocketbook, containing about $30 and two promis sory notes, one of $300 and one of $200. liberal reward will be paid It returned 1131 8t. Andrew at. 018 2t LOST -One collie dog, with Dame collar: answers to the name of ward returned to 1530 Third at. Levert.

018 SPECIAL NOTICES. DR. 8. R. OLLIPHANT Has Returned and Resumed Practice.

OFFICE: 147 BARONNE ST. (Over Moore's, Photographer.) HOURS: 1 TO 4 P. M. Special Attention 015 to Diseases of the Skin. IM AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR CORONER.

JOHN T. JONES, 1 M. D. DR. JULES A.

MATHIRD'S CONSULTATION OFFICE IS REMOVED TO G-408 MORRIS BUILDING, 00R. CAMP AND CANAL ST. 015 Lu Thime HOURS: 8 TO NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON R. R. 00., Liverpool and London and Globe Bullding, Rooms 502 and 503, New Orleans, Oct.

12 regular meeting of the Board of Directors, held Oct. 12, 1899, QUARTERLY dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per share was declared, payable on and after Oct. 20, 1899. Transfers of stock from the 13th to the 20th, inclusive, sbould be ex-dividend. WALTER V.

CROUCH, Secretary. 018-8t 'SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 AM 'A CANDIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER. d4-t JAS. A.

BRENNAN. TO THE PUBLIC. I take pleasure in informing my friends and patrons that I have withdrawn from the agency of the PREFERRED ACCIDENT COMPANY, and have assumed the management of the ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT of the AETNA OF HARTFORD, the largest accident company in the world, represented here by STROUDBACK STERN, General Insurance and Real Estate Agents, office No. 821 Gravier street, where I will be pleased to solicit a continuance of past favors extended me. 622-Im FRANKE WATSON.

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. Capital $18,000,000. Established 1841. The routes of this company embrace more than 40,000 miles of the principal railroads of the United States and Canada. In addition to this it operates the fast ocean lines to Great Britain and the continent, having its OWn agencies througbout the principal cities forwarder of Europe.

Offers special facilities as of moneys, stocks, bonds, jewelry and merchandise packages. Remits money by telegraph, issues money orders and foreign drafts to any part of the commercial world. To parties traveling we issue Travelers Cheques, 8 safe, cheap and convenient form of carrying funds; signature indentites you; cashed at over 20,000 offices throughout the world. Branch offices throughout the city for the sale of money orders. For further partioalars, rates, apply to N.

T. BROWN, General Agent. Main office, St. Charles and Union. Depot office, Illinois Central Passenger F12-SuThtf CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

The German steamship GALIOLA, Captain L. Falke, is now discharging foot of Josephine street. Consignees will please make customs entries and attend to the delivery of goods to their consignment, or they will be stored at their risk and expense. As no claim for damaged goods will be allowed unless substantiated OB the lever before such merchandise has been taken away, covelgnees will oblige and save trouble and expense to all concerned by having delivery taken by some competent person. An order for the delivery of the goods must be procured from this office, which will be granted OL payment of freight.

All merchandise must be removed within twenty-four hours after its discharge; otherwise it will be stored. Consignees will please arrange with stevedores for trucking and piling goods, and save tarpaulins and watching by taking immediate delivery. MELETTA STODDART, 019-8t No. 811 Carondelet st. CREW NOTICES.

NEITHER the owners, captains nor under signed will be responsible for any debts CODtracted by the crews of the British steamships LADY ARMSTRONG, Captain Wm. 0. Abbott, and ROKEBY, Captain CHAS. F. ORTHWEIN'S SONS, 018 8t Heanen Building.

JUDICIAL. CLEOPHAS SARVIE ET ALS. VS. STEAMER C. L.

PAVY. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Eastern District of Louisiana. -Whereas on the 12th day of October, 1899, Cleophas Sarvie filed his libel in the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Louisiana against the steamer 0. Pavy. her boat's tackle, apparel and furniture, in 4 cause of admiralty, civil and maritime, and whereas, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the 20th day of November, 1899, I have seized and taken the said steamer C.

L. PaVy, and bave her in custody. Notice is hereby given that district court will be held in the United States Courtroom, in the city of New Orleans, on the 20th day of NOVEMBER, 1899, for the trial of said premises, and the owner, or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid to show cause, if any they have, why Anal decree should not pass as prayed. CHARLES FONTELIEU, 019 24 30 United States Marshal. SUCCESSION OF PIERRE CASSE AND WIFE.

CIVIL DISTRICT COURT for the Parish of Orleans-Division -No. 60,420. -Whereas, Bernard Casse has petitioned the court for letters of administration on the estate of the late Pierre Casse and wife, deceased, intestate, notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern to show cause within ten should days why the prayer of the said petitioner not be granted. By order of the court. 015 19 PAUL 0, GUERIN, Clerk.

COPARTNERSHIP. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1, J. MAYER has this day withdrawn from our Arm, and instead we have admitted NORMAN MAYEL as a partner. The Arm name remains unchanged.

018-2t FERDINAND GUMBEL co. PROPOSALS. UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, Galveston, Oct. 16, bids, in triplicate, for deepening channel from Galveston harbor to Texas City, will be received here until 2 p. Nov.

1899, and then publicly opened. For information apply to C. S. RICHE, Engrs. 016 17 18 19 n13 14 MONEY TO LOAN.

$90,000 TO loan, in amounts to suit, Aret mortgages, on real estate. Wm, J. Walker, 187 Carondelet st. 019-1m IN sums to suit. Converse Brokers, 719 Gravier st.

816-tt ON city real estate, lowest terms; no brokerage ur commission asked. E. L. Well, 208 Hennen Building, cor. Common and Carondelet stS.

ON CITY PROPERTY; LOWEST INTEREST. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION TITLES. PETER GALLAGHER, 226 EXCHANGE PLACE. TO loan on mortgages. Apply to Paul W.

Maloney, office Gallier, Court, 187 Oarondelet st. d31 $175,000 TO loan on eity property. Octave Gomez, 814 Carondelet, near Gravier. Hours. to 10:30 and 2 to 4:30.

ON city property, bonds, stocks; very low est rates. Spear Escottier, 818 Common st. 623 tf BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE wishing to Into the dairy and poultry business, with small can make big money. Poultry plantbrooders.

Incubators, barns, stables, all on premises; rare opportunity for man of experience. or this office. 015 19 22 SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. HYMAN ELFER. 719 Common New Orleans.

SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING. WANTED-MALE HELP. YOUTH to feed job press; experience strictly necessary. Apply Walle 523 Gravier. A FIRST pastry cook.

Apply Do 836 Canal. BOY wanted Apply to No. help in bakery and go the wagon. 610 8. Rampart st GROCERY clerk with references.

1020 Annunciation st. TAILORS wanted. Apply Chas. Lob's Sons, 124 Chartres st. SHOE clerk, one having had experience on Rampart preferred.

Apply 584 S. Rampart. THREE Arst-class patternmakers and four molders. Apply F. F.

Collins Mfg. San Antonio, 019 3t YOUNG man tan iliar with office work; state reference. 0. M. this office.

c18 -2t COLORED boy to clean windows. Address office of Touro Infirmary. 017 2t FIFTY experienced house-to-house canvassers at 614 Magazine. MEN, our Illustrated catelogue explains. how we teach barber trode in eight weeks, mailed free.

Moler Barber College, St. Louis, Mo. 015-1w MULETEERS for South Africa-40 to 50 muleteers wanted by steamer sailing from New Orleans about Nov. 1. For conditions apply to Wm.

J. Hammond, 228 Carondelet st. 015- tr TI FEWRITERS-Second-hand; of all makes; worn parts renewed; for sale. Address P. 0.

Box 1330. LANDLORDS and agents to know that Pell. can Excavating Co. cleans vaults cheaper than ary other company. Office 820 Carondelet st, mh5 '99-1y WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

GERMAN girl for general housework; family of two; carfare paid. Apply cor. Vallette and Patterson Algiers. MALE stenographer and. typewriter; state salary and experience.

Address P. 0. Box 840. GIRL for general work; sleep on premises. 1316 Eighth st.

A COOK; German preferred. Apply to 480 Howard ave. SMALL colored girl to be generally useful; sleep on premises. 2519 Constance st. COPYIST-Ycang lady to do writing at home; $15 weekly; no capvassing; send 10c for copy of The Bachelor and full particulars.

Bachelor Publishing St. Louis, Mo. Jy2-SuThtf YOUNG lady apprentice to municuring, Call, between 9 and 10 a. 840 Canal st. 015-tf EVERY woman who has drinking mAD in her family, to send her name and address to George Hoffmann, 910 Carey Baltimore, and receive valuatle information for his cure by return mail; strictly confidential.

WANTED SITUATION. BY an experienced house girl (white). Address 629 Roman st. BY settled white woman to do housework. Address 1011 Gravier st.

COMPETENT stenographer wants em ployment; willing, and conversant with general office work. P. 0. Box 1068. 017-1w PHARMACIST wishes position in the country; refers to present employer.

Pharmacist No. 2 this otace. A SETTLED man of good address wants position as all-round clerk, collector, cashier, salesman, shipping or entry clerk; experienced wrapper, stockseeper, checker, dry goods, boot and shoe, notions, drug, and glass packer; industrious, ambitious and good marker: ing to make himself generally useful in any business or capacity for a salary and permanent situation; unquestionable reference. Address Hard Worker 37, Picayune office. WANTED PARTNER.

WITH $3000 capital, in manufacturing business; am well known and experieuced in that line; corespondence Address X. Picayune. WANTED PUPILS. FRENCH, Music and English taught by Mesdames Locquet-Lervy, b'rancols Locquet and Lepere, at their resiuence and in famiues. Address 1320 St.

Mary street. A. A. McNALLY, shorthand and typewriting office and school (Pitman system); dictation classes. 215 Hennen Bullding, Carondelet and Common.

Copying. Ja19 '90-1y EVERYONE to know that the best place to obtain a Ane musical education is at Miss DELPHINE POINTS' MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 930 ELYSIAN FIELDS AVE. All instruments taught--piano, violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo, organ, autoharp, zither, also harmony, singing, elocution, typewriting, stenography ADd calisthenics. Day and night classes. jy30 '99-1y WANTED TO PURCHASE.

FURNITURE bought for spot cash, or sold on easy terms. Bradford, 916-918 Carondelet. au5-ti FURS and alligator skics; highest prices paid. R. P.

Gillespie, 605 Decatur New Orleans. mh? FURNITURE and coctents of houses stores purchased for cash. Liberai, this office. Ja10 '99-1y YOU can sell your bicycle fcr cash White's, 644 Commercial place. ap2-tt FURNITURE, Pianos and the entire coD.

tents of house, bought for cash. Highest mar. ket price paid. Address X. Y.

P. 0. Box 556. ap10 '98 FURNITUR7 and contents of houses and stores bought for cash. Address Buyer, Picarune.

aul0-80 PERSONAL. LADIES: Free Harmless monthly regulator; cannot fail. Mrs. B. Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis.

I AM applying for pardonio RAVAINE. CEMETERY work at low prices; boxes made to order $6, and Alled $10; boxes painted $1 25; headboards lettered per letter. Send postal F. Noveh, 712 S. Robertson st.

Can be seen at St. Patrick's No. 1 cemetery. ANY person who CAD give information of Edward and Alfred John Gavin, who were last heard from at Vicksburg, will plense address Robert Francis Nagle, Picayune office. 018 BUY your dry poodle, where you get purple trading stamps.

Canal. 017-1m LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take DO other. Send stamps, for particulars.

for in letter by return mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Pa. au1 '99-TuThSuly DRINK Donald Mineral Springs Water for Bright's disease, diabetes, indigestion and 05-1m all stomach trouble. NEW LOAN OFFICE, 935 Canal st.

Liberal advances made on diamonds, watches and jewelry; lowest rates of interest in the city. LADIES, come and see Home Trading Stamp Co. (purple) new display parlors, 1025 Canal. 3,26 6m HATS feathers cleaned and dyed. C.

M. White, 1609 Dryades. bet. Terpsichore n27 and Euterpe. ARCADE House, open year round; also several houses for rent.

Addreas Mrs. P. 18-tt Ken. nedy, Biloxi, Miss. my 1000 HOUSEKEEPERS to know they can elegant window shades at 50c at my18-tt Leopold buy Levy's, 188 Canal at.

HOTELS. Commercial Hotel, Royal and Customhouse Streets, EUROPEAN PLAN. Rates: $1 per day and up, including bath. J. D.

KENNEY, MONTELEONE, Manager. Proprieter. St. Charles Mansion (APARTMENT light HOTEL. and European Plan $1 and up per lath wook Table d'hote dinner 1a 829-896 St.

Charles Near Julia. Victoria FOR RENT. FINE cottage, 1028 Galves 5 rooms; Wm. J. Walker, 187.

Carondelet at. 018- TWO-STORY house, No. 1124 Calliope all modern improvements. Apply 1100 1879 CONSTANCE reduced to $25; halls, parlors, bedrooms. kitchen, bath, varda; papered, painted; in good order.

1838 Camp. 015- THREE STORY building north corner of Orleans and Robertson opposite the Treme market: located on the business side of OrJeans good opportunity for a live bustness man. Apply to G. Orleans and Claiborne sts. 015 7t SEVEN hundred acres new land, for rice culture.

Apply to Eugene Jay, Island P. 0. 013 -1m 1485 POLYMNIA, Coliseum square, story. 10 rooms, with bath, $85; will painted. Inquire J.

J. 1746 Prytanla. 012-11 TWO-STORY house, No. 1432 Annunciation double parlors, dining-coom, en. 5 bedrooms, pantries, bath, gas, outbuildings; rent $25.

Apply J. 825 Camp st. NO. 1609 Baronne st. No.

1923 St. Charles ave. Apply to J. H. O'Connor 828 Com mon st.

NO. 1184 Eighth st. No. 3, Red Store, French No. 1420 General Taylor, cot.

No. 1231 Seventh No. 2710 Carondelet st. 60 Apply to J. H.

O'Connor 828 Common st. A HOUSE on St. Charles sultable for professional and resident purposes; comfort. able house on Baronne st. Apply to J.

E. O'Connor 828 Common st. FROM Oct. 1, cor. Magazine and Poydras now occupled by W.

A. Gordon, Apply W. J. Montgomery, 200 S. Peters st.

aul7-tt DESIRABLE and MODERN residence, No. 1217 Peters near Coliseum; rooms and reception hall, arched parlors, bedrooms, side yard, galleries around house both floors; convenient to 3 car lines, and public school, keys next door, 1219. Apply to L. Soards, 606 Commercial place, cor. Camp st.

CHOICE Dwellings, Cheap on Annual Lease8709 Prytania 6 rooms, $25. 8711 Prytania 6 rooms, $25. 1444 Calpoun, 7 rooms, ball, bath, 1566 Annunciation, 10 rooms, 6324 Hurst 7 rooms, bath, sit. 2420 Magazine 6 rooms, $17. 1448 Calhoun, 7 rooms, hall, bath, $35.

6322 Hurst 7 rooms, bath, $17. Apply to Wm. G. Brothers, care Union Ferry Canal st. and river.

au18-tt NO. 1519 ST. ANDREW, near St. Charles. No.

1819 Magazine, near Thalia st. No. 2919 Magazine, near Sixth st. No. 4438 and 4440 Canal, cor.

Murat. Sol Well, No. 208, Hennea Building. PROPERTY 118 N. Rampart, near Canal; suitable for dentist, physician or boarding.

house. Apply American Drug Store, cor. Canal and Basin. 08-tt TWO-STORY brick warehouse, 634 Commerce bet. Lafayette aad Girod.

Apply Paul Gurley, 727 Common st. $27-tt DWELLING and bakery for rent, cor, Soniat Tchoupitoulas. Apply to Edward Dore, 4034 Tehoupitoulas. 01-tt HALF of double bouse, 1411 Delachaise comfortable home, desirable locality, Apply Hughes Favrot, 413 Hennen Building. -ti cottage, No.

2620 Canal, $25. A. H. Annan, 510 Carondelet. RESIDENCE 1527 Camp; eleven rooms bath, etc.

Apply 1531, next door. 830-tt STORE and dwelling, 1731 Tulane cor. Derbigny st. Apply on premises. -tr 322 S.

CLAIBORNE rooms, bath, stable. Apply on premises. 122-tl 834 ST. CHARLES ST. 1428 Terpsichore st.

4720 Carondelet st. Apply to Jas. D. HIll, 510 Carondelet st. FOR SALE.

CORNER barroom, well stocked with wines and liquors, arranged with shelving for to groE. cery; Loeb, good 302 reasons Decatur for st. selling. 18 Apply 25 FINE single cottage, 612 Spain at sac. rifice, $950; cigar store, Carondelet $200 cash, at once; grocery and bar sacriticed at market value, at once; saloon for $300, worth $500.

See Swanson. LARGE sugar and rice plantation, in tracts to suit purchasers, or the whole, OD easy termsTHE ORMOND PLANTATION, PARISH OF ST. CHARLES, suitable for the cultivation of cane and rice, and within easy reach of two large sugar reAneries. Enough cane on the place to plant nearly 200 acres. This large plantation is situated on the line of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley R.

19 miles from New Orleans, and measures thirty-three arpents front on the For terms apply to Basil Laplace, St. Rose Mississippi river by eighty arpents fu depth. P. 0., or to J. L.

Gaudet, Edgard 01-SuTuThim P. PLANTATION. FINE COTTON FLANTATION OF ABOUT 2000 ACRES, ISSAQUENA COUNTY, MISS. LOCATED THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. RAISES GOOD COTTON CROP; STEAM GIN AND PRESS, STABLES, BARNS, COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, SERVANTS' HOUSES, 40 TENANTS' COTTAGES, AND PLETE OPERATING EQUIPMENT.

$3000 CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASER; GOOD REASONS FOR SELLING. LELAND J. HENDERSON, BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. J.

WALKER, 018-1w 187 CARONDELET ST. ONE cart and mule. Apply 5836 Coliseum street. 017-1w FOR Sale--Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for 5 cents at druggists. One gives relief.

my '99-1y CISTERNS-1000 gallons, $18; 2000 gallons, $25. H. F. Lewis 816 Baronne st. ap14-ly WEATHER STRIPS KEEP OUT COLD.

E. B. KEMP, Baronne and Perdido. Tel. 1848.

Jel '99-1y HORSES nd mules clipped by latest 1m- stors. proved E. clipping J. Terrier, horseshoeing shop, 831 machine, by experienced operMagarine, pear Julia. 24-1m near TWO St.

lots Charles of are. ground on Apply to Henry, Henry Denis, 624 Gravier st. -23-1m A. 2000-GALLON Riggs Cistern, No. 912 Perdido st.

$22. galvanized hoops. s2-tf OTTO'S Balsamic German, W. Syrup Otto's will Drug stop that cough; sold only at Store, Rampart and Gravier. 023-tf FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOME-LIKE little single bedrooms, cottage, 43 feet A front by 120 kitchen, depth; bath and pantry, balls. feet parlor, front dining-room, and side gallery; Marengo, near Prytan. 8900 Prytania. 019 22 25 1a. Apply ROOMS TO RENT.

nice, large, furnished rooms, Carondelet. with TWO bath, in private family. Apply 811 019-1w NEATLY furnished, large front rooms private family, $7 month. 214 S. Clatborne.

ROOMS, furnished, per week and up. 120 Dauphine one door from Canal. APARTMENTS-127 N. RAMPART, 08 -1m NEAR CANAL. WELL furnished rooms, with excellent table board, in private family; st.

references 03 exchanged. Apply 8018 Pretania St. Charles Hotel, 738 Gravier. Mrs. W.

G. NICELY furnisted rooms, with bath, facing Henry. Je2 '99 17 BOARDING. RARE opportunity for one from the north, who desires to spend the winter in the south, in the healthy pine woods country, comfortHammond, with delightful fare, fine, able, well-furnished rocms and pure artesian water where there has never been case of yellow fever can apply to Mrs. 015 Wm.

19 22 Muller, 26 Hammond, La. MRS. L. M. HORNER Has removed 1127 ST.

CHARLES. HANDSOME with board, reasonable opposite terma. Tatusette 687 St. square: Charles. 00 prirate family: DELIGHTFUL front and other ond Acor; reasonable board; references changed.

855 Camp. 01- ST. CHARLES BILLIARDS FREE ELEGANT MANSION (APARTMENT ROOMS. $4 AND UP WEEKLY, ST. BATE CLUDED.

826 ST. CHARLES OF ALL ICINDS PLACED NEW BRING HANDSOME RETURNS ORLEANS DAILY RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Schedule Chicago in and Effect June 18, No. Louis, Limited. 4, Louisville and 8, arrive.

No. Chicago leave. .9:00 Cincinnati and St. Louis 8, areive. 7545 No.

2, leave. .8:00 Fast and 1, arrive. 7:50 a No. Local 8:00 Mail arrive. No.

24, NEW ORLEANS 7:00 am AND FULTON, KY. No. 82, McComb No. No. 81.

28, arrive. McComb 10:00 City Solid trains accom. 5:30 pm Through accom. 9:80 1 am phis, St. Louis, Chicago, Sleepers to Mom.

and Cincinnati. Evansville, 8 AND "NEW CAFE CARS" A ON TRAINS SERVICE LA YAZOO AND Mississippi VALLEY co. Schedule in Effect June 18, 1890, No. 6, 4:00 5, arrive. Memphis Express.

Vicksburg and Natchen 10:40 a No. 22, leave. 21, No. Baton Rouge Accommodation SOLID 84. leave.

TRAINS, .4:20 83, arrive. 9:201 am with PULLMAN New Memphis Orleans to Vicksburg, New Orleans TICKET and Kansas City. OFFICE, ST. CHARLES COMMON. W.

A. KELLOND, WM. MURRAY, D. P. Asst.

Agt. New Orleans, La. SOUTHERN PACIFIC City Ticket Office, Corner -St. Charles Canal Streets -Passenger Station, Head DAILY Replanade TRAIN SERVICE. Avenue.

Leave. No. 10. No. California Express .....8:40 p.

m. 7:55 No. 18. No. 17.

Texas and Mexican Exp. .8:50 m. 7:00 p. Pullman Buffet Drawing-Room Sleeper Nos. 9 and 10, between New Orleans and San Nos.

17 and 18, New Orleans and San tonio, and San Antonio and Oity of Mexico. TOURISTS SLEEPERS Leave Now Orleans each and Saturday night, running Francisco. Remember that the Southern ALL is the ONLY THROUGH LINE TO PACIFIC COAST POINTS. TO COLORADO. Through summer rates to all Colorado via Houston and Fort Worth.

Through sleep ers Houston to Denver. Splendid facilities and accommodation. Louisville RAIL ROAD. Nashville Arrive No. St mall.

7:40 pm It No. Sunday dally, ex. No. 8 daily, No. 15 Sunday No.

Sunday 14 Sunday a pm Queen No. limited ..9:00 No. 2 limited No. No. 28 local Illinois Central 24 local No.

8. cm No mail 4 No. 3 Lou, and pm 4 limited :00 Cin. 1 No. 1 ft No.

Cin. .9:00 No. 1. Cincinnati Lou. and No.

2 No. 81 McComb 7:50 Cincinnati CIty accom. am No. City 82 McCemb Vasoo accom. 5:80 Memphis ex.

10:40 am Mississippi Memphis Valley, Baton Vicksburg Rouge pm Vicksburg accom. am Baton Rouge Texas and Mexican Texas and Southern Pacino. Cal express .7:00 7:00 pm Mexican am Cal. express. pm Hot California ex.

and ex. and Pacide. St. Hot 8p'ga and ..9:15 7:20 pm East Louisiana. No.

8:05 am Except Daily, No. No. Sunday 7:45 Excursion. No. Wednesday Excursion Only.) 7:45 New Orleans, Fort 10...

1 Grand Isle. Algiers pm Algiers Only. Sunday Daily. Except Saturday :55 Algiers. Sunday Saturday and Daily, .6:40 Except Sunday.

Louisiana Southern From Belair and Saturdays Only. Shell Beach. 8:85 For Shell and and 4:00 pm and 6:00 9:45 Beech, From From Belate Bch. 10:15 1:80 am For 6:00 Sundays Only. From S.

pm For 8. 8. Beach. Beach. .6:15 For From Bch.

7:00 For 11:00 Belair Daily, Except Saturdays For 8. Beach. 7:80 From Belair and (For Belair and and Sundays 8. Beach. ...9:15 8.

Beach. 4:15 RAILROADS. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. OUR SPECIALTIES ARE Coaches and Sleeping Cars to Evansville and Chicago Quick Time. Coaches and Sleeping Care throne Birmingham, Nashville, Louis ville and Cincinnati in Quicker Time.

Coaches and Sleeping Cara to Montgomery, Atlanta, and Sleepers Balti more, Philadelphia and York In Quickest Time. Only through Car Line to Jackson ville, Fla. Double Daily Trains to all Pointe North and East. TICKET OFFICE: ST. CHARLES STREET DEPOT, FOOT OF CANAL STREET McKIBBIN, O.

P. JOHN KILKENY, Division Passenger my1 '99-ly QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS. APPEOTIVE DEO. No. 2.

Dr.Meridian 7:80 1:15 1 IS A Meridian 1:25 6:46 19:10 1 Cincinnati Lexington Ohattanooga 7180 9:85 5:00 p. 5:00 1146. New. 7:80 1116. Meridian 1:15 St.

Louis 7:44 p. 1 Lu. New 7:80 Chattanooga 9:35 CAFE DINING Knoxville 1:00 Ar. Bristol 5:45 OARS, MEALS 7:40 Now Zerk 2:08 Philadelphia A LA CARTE Cafe, Parlor Attalla and Radford, and New York traias, meals Train No. 2 carries cinsati, to via Chattanooga, Bristol, lagton ad patrons beneft of Pennsylvania uptown ferries; also Pullman Louis, via Meridian Train River leaves Net Orleans day, at 7:16 and at 8:05 excursion train Covington, leaves arrives 7:45 returning excura Abita, leaves New Orleans arrives 7:46 York office, THE EVER POPULAR TOR St.

Louis, Chicago And. Ali Pelate North, East and Through COACHES SLEEPERS New Orleans to St. NO CHANGE OF CARS for Passenger Class. FINEST EQUIPMENT IN DE No. 201 St.

Charles Street Corner Common, Under St. Charles PATENTS. trade marks, notary and Building.