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7- V. THE WINTER MEETING Th9 Favorites Beaten, ia Mud and Eaia. Wedding Day, VI Leila and Got. Roberts th Winner. Then wm racing under difficulties yester-i day.

It rained before the first race and tne 4 second race wmtud la a per feet rata storm. i The track was muddy and sticky 6 the start, and the mad deepened and became more slippery as the evening progressed. Had the people remained away there, would ihave been so races. There were people present, however. In fact the attendanoe waa 1 large.

Crowd, bookmakers, Judge, timers Jockeys 'and hones being, on hand, the weather was told to go ahead and do Its worse and the sport proceeded. Tie sport waa not lees exelttner beeaase of the. unfavorable conditions above and be low. When the Jockeys emerged front a race It waa hard to tell, one from the other, their allks being soaked and bespattered be yond recognition, bat Saving money en" sharpened the pnbllo eye, and the cooteat-. aata were well- enough.

den titled in tne stretch. All three favorites were beaten, lq the first race Wedding Day ran against the owner's will, and waa thought no good la the mad. He won Just tne came. His stable companion. Handy Andy, was leu fortunate, and was beaten out bv VlteJio.

In Ue last saor, Hindoo Hose, the favorite, waa an unwilling -starter, but an--willing starvers do not win all the time. '1 ose was not in the hunt. Tne first race was a selling event of seven' and a half furlongs, with. Kensington the favorite. Berlin led oft at Ue start, with.

Xeroy second. Kensington took the lead around the first torn, with Wedding Day secoud. Berlin too tae place at the quarter and tae paee had improved. Kensington held the lead easily down the back stretch, Berlin and Leroy as named. Arouod the last tarn the borves ran in conplea and In close Wedding Day drew away from and made play for the leadnra.

Berlin and Kensington entered -tne stretch head and head, with Wedding Day a p. The Cgatdid nos grow exciting until half-way down the straight. Then whips came down and Wedding Day rushed up alongside of Kensington and prevented Berlin ooiulns tnrougn. Kensington held on a while longer and then Wedding Day took a deckled lead and won comparatively easy by a length and a half, Kensington beating Berlin in a Time: The second race was another selling event Of six furlongs, with six starters and Handy Andy a favorite. In a false start Yi telle earns very near running away bnt waa brought hack to the poet.

Tnen he turned around and go off a length or two in Irons I the banco. Tnia tune the start held good. bo did Vitelloa lead. Handy Andy toon second place and closed on the leader. catching him at the head of the last turn.

Vitello suffered. the companionship nntll half-way around and then ran away from bim. Twilight was third and M'liss fourth. The finish was a whipping oue for all bus Vlt-Uo, who won easily uy a length and a half. Handy Anuy a scant length In front of Twilight, a head In front of M'liss.

Whiskey Jack and Hibernla content with the short end of the race. Time 1:20. The raee was run on a Hooded track in a blinding rain. Last of all came a four and a half far longs dasn, with Hindoo Koe a favorite, and five starters. Gov.

Roberts rnahed to the front at once, with Hindoo Rose second, and to the front in the tarn. Got. Klchards went up ana showed In front half-way around tno torn. Rebel Friend then same through, tne bunch like a apt-inter, and ahowed the way Into tne stretch, Kemek doming np and joining the leaders. It waa a splashing and a whipping finish, bat Got.

Roberts seemed to reus a tno going most, and had the bun on beat in short order. He wen without much, trouble by two lengths. Kobe! Friend the same diatanee In front of Hindoo Rose, EesieaV and Miss Daly a Time 633a. ajhe following Is tno iciouit: Hew Orleans Winter Meeting, Fair Grounds Course, Caldwell A Laouothe, lessees. Twentieth day, Tuesday, Feb.

15, 1887. Weather rainy; track good; attendance good. First Race For all ages: winner to bo sold at auction for tfooo, and carry 20 lba above the scale; if to be sola for less 1 lb per S100 allowea to 1300. the lowest entering price. Seven and a half for longs.

X. Kliey'a Wedding Day, txw, 118 lb---. 1 J. Brown's Kensington, eh Siooo, a Campbell dfc Fen ton's Begin, taoo, -ltJlbs 9 C. Hp Brackets Leroy, 0 aged, ftaoo, i 123 Deaxln 4 Jio advance oa owner's bid.

Time: Betting to 1 Kensington. to 1 Berlin, to 1 Wedding Day, to 1 Leroy. Place to 10 Wedding Day, 1 to 3 Kensington. Becood Kace I or borsea tnat have rnn and not won more than one race at the Winter Meetingl winner to be sold as auction and carry weight for are If entered to be sold for leas. lbs per sioo allowed to taoo, tno.

lowest entering price; usual selling oontU- tuoua. Six furlongs. mC US. PeitengiU's ViteHo, 5, Voltorno- LarntfPlHO, 03 lbs 1 X. Kiiey's Handy-Andy, 5, Sloe, los file Oard sob 3 A.

B. Goodwin's XWiilght, en. aged. TJ00, 6 lba Long I Creole Stable's ai'liss, eh nu $600, 108 los. Thayer a J.

M. Brown's Whiskey' Jack, eh 400. 10 lbs -OoTlngtoa Uebraska Btahle's Hibernla. 6, 2i)0, ftt 8 JN'e advance en owner's bid. -Time: 18.

Betting 3 to 1 Vitello, 8 to I ai'liss, 8 to Whiskey Jack. to 1 ZwiUght, 4 to Handy Andy, 8 to 1 Hibernia. Fiaoo odds 4 to Vitello, 9 to Handy Anttg xhird Race For ail. ages. Four andahaa fnrlonga.

J. M. Biowna Got. Roberta, ea S. Jack Boeton-unknown.

114 hrows 1 J. W. Cook'a Rebel Friend, ch 3, 102 lbs i XC Waiaou's Hindoo Rose, bik 3. 91 lbs. 1-le Io 3 Kebrsska nubia's Benlck, no lbs Kicnardson 4 C.

H. FetsenglU'a ilias Daly, m. 6, -X12 XimeftdSs. Betting S-tsxl Uws KoOerts. 8 to 1 Ron- Ick, 3 to 1 Rebel Friend, IS to alias Daly, 1 Hindoo Rosa.

odds i to 1 Got. Robexts 3 to Rebel Fkiend. i AX the Exposition Track. Should the weather bo good to-day the match race between J. (Spotted Fawn and BUly Webb, both owned here, for $soo, will take place as the Exposition track this evening.

Owing to the rivalry between the horses the affair has created considerable excitement. The race Is mile heats, three best In five. Mext Sunday win be a big day at the Exposition track. The Audubon Driving Club baa secured Miss Nellie Burks as an extra attraction and she will be there, horses, chariots, riders and all. fine baa eight taorongnbred horses In her stable and there will be-cbariot and standing ratcee, a hall-tnile dash, for lady races, aod other events, at las Bonce's gray hounds will also take part.

Besides these extra attractions there will bo a fine free for all, with six entries already promised, and a race for gentlemen's roadsters. Tno sport aaa been fixed for a o'clock and an old-ome Kxpoaltlon crowd la ox-pec bed to fill the lands on the oooaaloa. 1 MeetlBg at Greenville. GMrsTimr. Feb.

is. The Green-Tllio Jockey Clnb will give a race meeting from April 19 to S3, with liberal purses, and it promises to be well attended, aa a good many noted, horses have already been annonnood to attend. The proprietors of the race track are get-tiag everything la fine ssape ior the occasion. The meeting eomes the week between 2iew Orleans and Memphis, and arrangements will bo maue so tna those who wish to visit us eaa buy through tickets to Meas-paia irons Kew Orleana giving the privilege et a stop-over at Green vlile. r'--' Tips, Cspt.

BUly WUHamaon's trainer from Mobile, is la the city. Armstrong will bring WTld Kansas and Eme H. over from Mobile to take part In the races here. i. 9agtam 1rM na time amnounoed to nae Hiadoo Rose, but did not- remain np "ff.

the mount being restored to Do Long, koriaera papera say the Orleans not properly give Rose's pedigree, bhs Is by not by Hindoo. BICYCX.XNQ. Stevens Entertained the 2Tew Tork T- "--Th eosy quarters or the CltUens Bicycle dub ware Ulled last nlht wita the knights of the wheel, who crowded around a slim, wiry-looking young man and Bstenea with astonishment to his remarks. 7. RUrrens, who on that two-wheele -bids of nacertalatr his bli! around the a.

He "-SVtbo i1. staudo.end tH (l-Uriyuaglsdwitkei. eseSpel116 of some of hi. narrow TTas. ssas i.

faAf th7irn -eted ss a spy and ni IZll lasting two years 20r Ported killed and as Toe w' Ume taaaas gave film up CHESS. JrlSb' Game. Quite formidable array of fourteen play-ers was arrayed against the champion, cap. Mackenzie, at the rooms of the Chess Club last night. The players, with, the openings of their several games, were as follows O.

Martin, Danish gambit. f-Arras, Hampe AUgaler. goniette. Evans gambit. H.

Barton, bishop's gam bit. RevT. R. B. Trader.

Scotch gambit, Jaa-Freret, 8ooteh gambit. F.Claiborne. Danish gambit. D. Seguln, Irregular opening.

D. C. Lpat(. kinJa gambit deellned. 5" E- muton.

Sine's gambit. J- T. Coliender, two knights' defense. F. U.

Mitchell, doublefianehetto. i- tr Bernard, AUgaler gambit, o- Wr-rs, French Kotwitiibinding tno variety of openings, resulting tutu by the attack and derenae, it was nuticKabie tsat there was not the slightest pause en the pars of the champion throughout the entile parti a. He moved on tp vie lory with the moat absolute eonfldenee. Hot was there any halt in the rapidity of hie WW linill if MiJUJNUI manoBaTreho endeavored, tn aitrimttj. aim.

self. Mr. J. T. Csllender won a victory deserving of much praise, this result belna earned by ateady, accurate play.

Mr. Barton also scored a well-earned victory. The evening's contest was eoneuded by very neat play oa the part of Mr. Boulette, to whose credit another victory was scored. With these three exceptions the champion's victories were uninterrupted.

A lively contest Is fixed for next Friday evenlns. wnea the strongest team the eluo affords will be marshaled against the champion. The Mackeaalo-McCalla Game. In the harry of going to press for last Sunday's edition the score sheet of the victorious game of MeCalla over the redoubtable Capt. Mackenzie daring the simultaneous games Saturday night was net revised, and by an omission of one move for each player, some confusion appears In the game as published.

Here Is a reprint, with necessary corrections, for eheas-loving readers, who no doubt feel a pride In the brilliant victory of thia rising young player. The opening was theKvanS gambit uecllned: CAPT. MACKKWZ1E. S. L.

at'CALLA. White. Etaclc 1 PK4 PK 2 KtK BS KtQBS 4 BBS 4 At 4 Kt 3 ft Pktl KtK 4 6-BK2 Kt BBS 1 3 Csstles 5 Castles 3 PtiR4 PQ4 10 Kt a a 11 KtxP BQi 12-JB RK 13 Kt 4 KtxKl 14 Kt Kt 15 Kt 1 3 (s) 17 PK! 18 Kt 2 ch 19 p. Kt 4 20 KtK 3 QBl 21 PB4 iTtKt 22 PKBS Kt S3 4 Bs Skt 25 Kt 4 QUI a BQ4 KtxPch 27 KB QRK 28 Resigns. (s Tne opening of a neat and far-sighted combination.

Mr. MoCalla'a ingenuity and steady play give promise of a high rank in chess circles. BASEBALL. National Lssrss Kit Tokk. Feb.

1A The Ban says Director BiUlne. of the Boston Baseball Clnb, was in the city yesterday, and eon firmed the story about the payment of 110,000 to the Chicago elnb tor Kelly's release, adding that Kelly had Insured his Ufa for tl 0,000, to secure the Boston elnb against loss. Mr. BlUlnga ssys he intends to get Glasscock if he can. He thinks that the learue eoianuttee has no right to distribute the plsyers of the St.

Louis elnb, and he Intends to make a hard fight against it, He has offered S7M0 for Glassoock, and does not Intend to let Chicago get him If he can kelp 1c Mr. Bllllnxa says Burdock will remain with the Bostons and play second base. Should he play good ball the olub mar find a ready sale larhim at from fiaooo to fcftxxx Spanldlng waa much afraid -that Kew Tork would get Kelly, and he had the agreement so framed aa to prevent Kelly from going anywhere bat to Boston. Spaalalng wants Glasscock and has asked for ameet-ins of the league committee as once. This meeting will Ibe held oa Friday or Saturday, but where it la not known.

From what the Kew York elnb says It seems to be a settled thing that Glassoock will go to Boston. MCaaager Saeed, mt Memphis. Manager Jack Saeed, of Memphis, whs has made a brilliant record as a Southern League manager, arrived here yesterday with his wife. He earns to see the Carnival and attend the meeting of the Schedule Committee. Bneedwss st headquarters In Nashville several days, and expects that Montgomery mci airmlngham will be in the Southern League before the week Is oat.

as both, are well backed la their baaeball eater- Erise. He thinks the financial outlook right, especially as far aa Memphis is concerned. Manager Saeed has gotten together a good team for Memphis this year. It is composed as follows: George Baker and Joe Crotty, catchers Gorman. Black and Smith.

(Little Bock), pitchers; Andrews, lb: Pa elan. 2b; Do vie, 3b Force, ss MeAleer, If Lloyd, cf Sneed, rf. He expects to sign another pitcher. This team will be pretty Bear the top all the time. This year Xashvllle and Memphis claim the privilege of having the season opened on their grounds and the Schedule Committee will probably grant the request.

Around Tarloas Basest orb ridge, the umpire, is In the city. There, will be a game at the park this OTening. Ffeffer telegraphed to Chicago to ascertain if the Kelly deal waa true. The answer eame stating that the newawas correct. Spanlding Is without doubt the Beaoons-field of baseball.

President Nlmlck. of Pittsburg, went all the way to California to capture Van Hat-tern, the crack pUeher of the Padfio slope. Dave Fouta led the Louis villee it batUns in 'Frisco with .414: Collins eame next wita McDonald. Mack and Keocius sdso made .300 or better. The Biggest Uss la the anthers Xagne.

Locistiixk, Feb. 15. Special Manager Kelly, of Louisville, yesterday signed Edward Cline, of 3ew Albany, lad as right fielder and captain of the nine. He was the slngger of the Daavilles, Blue Grass League, of IsbS. Cllne weighs 224 pounds.

Kelly has also signed Chas. Bess, left field, and James Losg. centre Held and chance pitcher of last year's Clintons, of Louisville. Ho left for home to-nixht, and will stoo over at-Kash villa aad Birnunghanw v-'; UISCBLLArlEOUS. The Quall-Eater'a Task Completed.

ITbw York, Feb. 1A Emlle Paul last night finished np the last of hla eighty-two quelle to be eaten la torty-oae eoBseeutive da vs. After disposing of -the last piece he ate fire more q.uali off-hand. PLASTERS XZETZSa. Orgaalaatloai of tao AcrieaUmrat cisuoB an aiiuetwa aransa a fniutM At the nltntart mitA -a Jefferson parish wss field en Saturday, Fsb.

it a Rinr ETBuriBUOit Ht.Hn. purpose of organlama: a elnb for promoting tka agricultural Interests of their Judge Emiie Rost, Vice President of the Oistrict, avavuig seen cvqaesvea to act as temporary chairman, the following preamble aad resolution was adopted we. wflow sum i iwnar Buoeenoea, agree to organise a elab to be called Tae AcTiealtarai Association el Jefferson Parish." Wm. Btubbe, Henry Long, F. Boonreols.

Emlle Rost, A. Felix, Luolea Souls c. Barthelmy, Chas. Lebarre, W. Hnteuln-son.

Amedee Fortier, J. XX Stubba, Kagene Fortler, II. A. Cacnolattt, J. a.

Brady, R. Perkins. N. Le keof, H. 8.

Wll-klnsoa. H. BosenthaV Lk E. Arnoult. M.

M. Bobbins, R- Davidson, G. V. rr rs. xx i dry, L.

Ristropn, L. SA Martin, M. Masesri. VAMtn.tfn. i Hon.licicn Sonlat )tftl i HE DAILY FICAYUKE-NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1G -ZTT-.

President ST.Le Beaf. Yloe President, and Chaa. Labarre, Seeretary A committee of three, eonslsting of A. Fortler. R.

J. Perkins and H. S. Wilkinsoa. was appointed by toe Cnair to draft a constitu tion ana oy-iawa.

By Mr. Btubbs: Resolved. That it be made a rule of tale assoeiatlen at every monthly meeting to select a suhteeB on scnculrure. and that the same be alven to'three mem bers of the olub appointed by the Oba'r for dlscassion at the next rerolar meetlog. By Mr.

Perkins: Resolved, That the subject for discussion at the next meeting be tne oest memoes 01 raising corn in jeuersou. ansh. and the unair appointed Messrs. Ferkin. JKiatropn ana m.

KoDbins. Bv Mr. Wilkinson Havus learned that the Hon. Norman J. Colman.

Commissioner of Agriculture, intended shortly to visit sew Orleans, be it Resolved. That this association, throazh its President, extend to him an lvitation to be preaent at its next meeting, On motion the club then adjourned to Saturday, at 9 A. M.t at the Sugar rxpenment station. CIII HALL. Tbe Gamblers' Fnnd.

SeTeral bills for work dene, whioh tbe Mayor agreed to pay oat of the gamblers' fuad, were presented yesterday and not paid. Mayor Gulllotte ssys there Is no more gamblers' fund. "Has It been abolished asked the reporter. Yes," said the Mayor. "Whyf Because of the Indictments by the Grand Jury and the eloelng of the gambling-bonsea.

The gamblera were indicted at my Do you think the law under whioh they were indicted will hold good 1 No, sir." Then if they reopen, they will not be asked to make any more contributions 1" There will be no more contributions. If the law is declared unconstitutional I will not Interfere with them until the Legislature or the Council passes some law with reference to them." Ho Council. At twenty minutes paat 7 o'clock. Mayor Gulllotte called the Council to order, the meeting hoar being 7 o'clock. Messrs.

Ainnnn, Baamann, Brennan, Carroll, Far- rail, a ridel, Lord, Israel, Moon, Mc Manna, Prsdos and Bllger answered to their names. This left four short of a quorum. A motion waa made to adjourn but waa not pressed, next Tuesday being Mardi Gras. Mayor Gulllotte. exoused himself and left the Council, or what there was of It, to take a recess for fifteen minutes lathe hopes of a tr settlers making up the requioito sixteen.

Messrs. Praaue, Patorno and Klipatriek came lo. Twenty minutes elapsed and the roll waa called again. Notwithstanding the delays and halts the sixteenth man did net come, and the Council tinallv stood adioarned. There maybe a call for a special meeting and there may not be.

Any bow there will be no meeting next Tuesday nlxht, for Mardi uraa uss charms which cannot be denied. The Sanitary Police. There is an appropriation of toooo for sani tary policemen for the Board of Health. The board waa notified that these were to be detailed from the regular force. When the board read the Mayor's list of appointments it was found that some of the best inspect ors had been omitted.

Dr. Watklns, Sanitary Inspector, called on the Mayor yesterday with reference the matter. It waa found that the omission, occurred because formerly the sanitary officers had not beeiu carrjed on any of the eillce rolls, being selected by the Board of ealth. Sot the Mayor claims the apooint-ing power. Five of the old force were reappointed on the Mayor's list to tbe Council.

Dr. Watklua recommended the other live men and the Mayor sent to the Chief of Police to enroll them. Commissioner SIealeys Report. The following la the Commissioner of Po lice and Public Buildings' report for January: EXPENDITURES. Commissioners tsia oa foiiee Jail 1,667 00 Boys' House of 743 67 1,110 9 Fire alarm 63 Cost of removal ef alck aad dead.

243 4a Publlo 60 80 Fublie 37s 35 Porters ef eourt a ousee. nan on Repairaef poblio 621 10 conveying prisoners 16 74 Keepers of ja 00 Pnblle 11 75 City 21 35 Total (7,074 Si 137 00 120 60 BECKIPTS, Pnbllo dry cemeteries $147 40 Deserted Children. A ssd ease has corns to light in the Mayor's office. A colored woman brought two intelligent, good-looking children a boy and a girl to the office, aaylng they had been thrown upon her mercy and ahe could not provide for them. Their mother de serted them and is now In Colnnfbas.

Miss. The woman had previously been deserted by her husband, said to be a gambler. The Mayor decided that the boy was old esough to take care of himself, while the little gtrl was taken home by Alderman Ryan, who agreed to eare for her. A Fire Contract FIgbt. The Board of Control of the Flrejcpart-ment has referred Its differences with the Firemen's Charitable Association to the Council.

The board appointed W. E. Dods- worth ss its secretary, to be paid for by the fire entlngnlshment contractor." The Fire men's Charitable Association read the ordi nance as providing that the association snoold furnish the secretary, and tendered its own secretary, Mr. Leon BertoU. to the board.

The board aid not accept tbe offer, and the association refused to recognise Mr. Dods worth or his letters. The aUror haa referred the matter to the Council. A Canal Street Obstruction. A Bomber of citizens 00m plained to the Mayor of the obstrootlon created by a cabin at Canal and North Peters street.

The Mayor has ordered the Chief of Police to remove It. aa. Opening; a Street. Mayor Gulllotte kas instructed Commis sioner Fitr patrick to 'open Kew Orleans street, between 86. Bernard and Kew St Bernard streets, from Claiborne to Derblgny streets.

ItaUaa Ylaitors. Italian Consul Berra and Alderman Pa. tome accompanied the officers of the Italian war Teasel to the Mayor's office yesterday. A Woman who la walr ranHa uil atw less, and who has eoldf hands aod feet, oau- ana act use a well oereon. Carter's Iron Pills equalize she clroalaUon.

remove nervousness and give strength and rest. Taken In. from Allah Fee, They were married jiu uog, aa nv uneans. XX9 aueres that he met his wife la Kew Orleans In February, 18S6. She represented, hossys, that she waa the widow of one Le Kvarde; that shswssa native of Rome, Italy; that she waa a daughter of G.

Lalmodlaa that he waa of respectable family ana of great wealth in her own right in landed estates la Louisiana; that e'ie was st the Ume Commissioner ef the Women's Work of California at the Xaw Orleans Exposition, Relying upon her statements to him and to his acquaintances that she waa a woman of fair charaoter and virtue, he proposed oa theuthof March, 1885, to marry her, pro-Tided her statements were true. She referred htm to several persons to substantiate her claims. Thus she succeeded La deceiving and deluding all suoa persons so that they believed her. On these representations ho married a sr. and lived and cohabited with her until May 16, luas, when ho ascertained from letters la her possession, and front other sources, that all aer statements aa here given were false, and that, on the oontrary, ahe was a- woman of profligate eharaeter, of ia temperate habits and an abandoned course of life, and without morals, honesty, decency or honor that she was a confidence womaa.

seductress, thief, drunkard and bigamist, waa aad is aa aoept in almost every species ef frauo aad villain r. and a known associate and friend of swindlers, Uteres and outlaws. He farther alleges that shs committed adultery in Kew Orleans with one Harris in December, 1883, and has nnee that time been living wita said Harris. She left Kew Orleans about May A 1834, wita Herns, and haa been traveling over tne country wita him under the name of W. B.

Taylor ana wife. The last no heard of them they were at Oakland. CaL For these many he sake for a divorce. Cincinnati nZircrr Feb. 13.

r. Bull's Cough Byrap is a certain smd safe remedy for oolda, coughs, eta. Only 2io. AMUSSME5TS. Gbanb- Opera.

House. This beautiful theatre was filled last night from pit to Every aeat waa taken before the curtain went up. Late comers were glad to get standing places. Hamlet" and Edwin Booth drew the crowd. The east of the play was ss follows: Hamlet Booth Tbe Ghost-.

Barroa King Claudius John Melons 1'OLonias. -Carl Ahreudc Laertea John T. Sullivan Horatio Hsndford Kosencrantz. H. C.

Barton Guildenstern Royle Osno Abbe John Doud Bernado. F. K. Harte Francisco -J- Brown First Actor. -T.

L. Coleman Second Thomaa First Grave Dinger Fawcett Second Grave Dlggsr. J. Henderson Streamer Queen Gertrude Augusta Foster Emma Yadera Player Queen Kate Mqlony The days for writing essays on the Hamlet ef Edwin Booth have long since passed away. Thirty years ago, when he was a struggling young actor, there was some thing new to be said.

To-oay Mr. Booth le accepted as the greatest Hamlet la the world. He cannot be written down or written np higher. William Winter wastes time in cracking chestnuts. The pnblle knows Mr.

Booth to bo a grsat actor and goes to see him. The public could not be be kept away if clubs were need. But it seems to oe due to Mr. Booth to observe that despite his maturity his performance was more artisdo and virile than usual. He exhibited at several points the results of his later study of the play, and being in excellent form and spirits, his characterization was more than ever exquisite in Its management, of augmented perspicacity and full of fine sentiment and delicate shading.

It Is a consistent performance. There is a reason for all the actor does, and seeing him is an education. In a sitting of three hours students seeking to know Hamlet see what this great actor haa learned In a generation of study. The support was good. The Ghott as represented by Mr.

Charles Barron waa a revelation, and could not be improved upon. The lines were spoken more in sorrow than in anger. The voice was not as it from the tomb. It was a troubled soul, full of anguish, and It came to Hamlet as If mingled with the memory of a dead father. There are no better general actors than Charles Barron.

As was the ease with E. Davenport, he is too good an actor to be a great star, else he would be a star. The Horatio of Mr. Sullivan was particularly good alio Miss Yaders was a fair Ophelia, and Mrs. Foster, who was for msny rears with John McCullongh.

was a good Queen. Thia eveninc Mr. Booth will play bis great part of Bertuceio In the Poors Re venge." Notes. At the St. "Charles Tlieatre last night Miss Fanny Davenport repeated her great part in Fedora." This evening she will play Pauline in Lady of Lyons." At the Academy of Music the Star dramatic company will play "Lost in London," an excellent performance, this noon and night.

Flotow's Martha" was repeated st the French Opera House last night to a small audience. Mile. Derivls was in excellent voioe and good humor, and. delivered much of her score in a manner that would have done credit to music of a higher order. Mile.

LeLong was sufficient in the role of Hauey; she possesses an agreeable voice, and sings with remarkable evenness snd considerable taste. Vernouillet made an unexceptionable yiunkeiL Florentin and Rossi were, fair la parts of no great eonsequenoe. VoiUeqaln as Lionel, while uneven as usual, did aoms of the best work of the season, sinking some of his phrases with au exquisite delineation. This noon. rTraviata" with -Tieri vis and Van Loo in the cast.

To-night, the popular 44 Le Cooaret la Main." wita Mile. Wayns aud MM. Mause ana Darxuan. This Is Miss Weyns' benefit, ana- the charming little actress and singer should hsve a full house. At the Grunewald Opera House, this evening, there will be a splendid performance of the "Mikado," by the Kew Orleans Amateur opera company, for tne benefit of Grace Cnuroh.

The panorama of the Last Battle of Psrts is now exhibited day and night, elecsrio lights hsTl gtbnea provided. Henry Chaufraa is doing: well et the Avenue in Kit." The company aaa been reorganized since it was here last, aad it la la rood working order. Mr. John J. Connor, a Kew Orleans boy, who learned eomedy in the school of Ben DeBar.

is now a member ef this company and a useful one. The Huntley A Gilbert eomedy company, in reflaed and standard plays, has eangac oa at Faranta'a Theatre. The elty Is oily aware that Louis James and Maris wslnwrisnt come to the Grand Opera House next Sunday nlchu The opening piece will be Virginias." Honored by Momus and Proteus, the Picayune will furnish the key to the pictured glories of the paa-eaats, and in its special editions of the 17th and 32d sive to advertisers a wide field for advertising. A Messenger of glad tidings la he who calls the attention of the sick aod Buffering to the wonderful effects of nature's own remedy. Acid Iron Earth.

Dr. J. A. Hunter devotes special attention to catarrh, deafness and all diseases of the throat, lnngs and heart. 18 Dryades street.

Hours from 10 to A The Piesynne will make a big effort on its Carnival papers. Mamas and Proteus, 17th and 22d of February. Advertisements in either will go Into every nook and corner in the land. MAKES Child-Birth Easy The time has come when the terrible arony ef this critical period in woman's life can be avoided. A distinguished physician, who spent 44 yesrsm This branch of practice iett to ehild-besrlBe woman this lec aer, The Oman's Fbibsd.

and to-day therearethoueantls ef wonea who, having aned thia remedy before eonhne-meat, rise up and call his name Messed. We can all we claim for bv living witnesses, and anyone Interested can call, or hsve their husbands do so, and sea the original letters -which we cannot publish. AB druggists sell it. For particulars address BBADFIKLD REGULATOR CO, Jy8 '86 eoaAWly Atlanta Ga. ASK YOUR GROCER nl AND BONELESS swowiwe ooa sarcMrrso c-auu, a muM at- TMHt THC ofaieso oajtvaov aa at awva.

A Illtlc iijlicr ia ef crird jpHty. ps saWsAW3m pros FEB AUCTION SALES. BY SXATHXB St HOMES. POSTWAR!) EH" BALK. -BOILERS.

ENOINE4 MACHISCTT, PCMPS, DOCTOB BKGTNE. FREIGHT HOIHTKB, CHAINS, HOG CHalNa, C'OrPBB, BBASa, SCRAP IBOiJ, aaved from the wreck of the great steamer, J.M. WuiTB. For account of whom it may concern. DT MATH EH A HOMA Warren Homes, Auctioneer Office Me ocarondelet street, tWWBUSESDAT, FEBftCABY 5J3.

18S7. at 13 o'clock oa the Levee, head of Girod street, wili ba solo Tou Bailers. Donkey Boilers, Donkey Engine, two Donkey Pumps. Chains, Anchor, tjopper. Brass, etc Ararechanv lor parties in search of the above article.

Terms Cash. F1S td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. VALUABLE FIBJST DISTRICT PBOPKBTT. DOUBLE COTTAGE PROPERTY, SO. 291 DRY ADES STREET.

In ths matter of WM. H. LEWIS, vs. W. M.

LKWI54. st ala. CivU District Court. Parish ol Orleans Docket Xo. 19.413.

MATHJCB A HOMES Warren -Homes. A.nconeer onioe No. Carondolet street 'ATDilDAT, MARCH at 12 ecioea at the Arcade Auotioa Exchanga, on Maa-azine street, between Hatches and uiavier straets. by virtue aad in pursuance to a tenement rendered February 4, signed February lo, 1887, by the Hon. F.

A. Monroe. Judse of the Civil District Court for Jhe psrish of Orleans, Division C. Docket So. 19.413.

in the above snUtled matter, by publlo auction, will be sold JS VALUABLE tOT OF GROTTWD. together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the First District in this city, in the square bounded by Dryades, Beroaso. Calliope aad Delord streets, designated by the No. 25 on a plan drawn by Joseph Fills, surveyor, annexed to an act passed before FeUx Do annas, late notary public in this elty, on the thirtieth nay ot January. l'-'9, and measuring in French measure, acoordina there, to.

feet lO Inches front on Dryades street, bv lgi test 3a inches in depth ou a line separating it trom tho eubarb banlet and 7 est 1 in-h In width oa the rear line separating it from lota 14 and IS and feet on the other line. jAndaccordlna to a recent plan made by Wfl. lianas fc Paxton, aarvsyora. the said lot ef round measures in American measure 67 feet laches and i lines front oa Dryades street, by a depth ot 193 feet 2 inches aad 4 lines ea the side line nearest to Calliope sweet, and 181 feet 10 inches oa the ether side line nearest to De-lord street, and a width la the rear of 78 feet 11 laches and 4 lines, all more or less, the said plan beias; dated Deo. 24, 1885, and aow an exhibition st place of sale.

THE IMPROVEMENTS COTT8IST OF A DOUBLE COITAGJE HOUSE, known aa Ke. 29 1 Dryades street. TERMS cash XT. B. Ten per cent, cash ou the spot to bind the sale.

Act ot sals befora James Zaeharle Speariag, Bo. notary publlo, at the expense of the purchaser, including; the taxes due in lay 7. qia 23 mh3 13 IS BT H. OJCOKATO. At Salesroom, No.

18 Bourbon Street, Wednesday, CATALOGUE SALE 100 Elegant 01! Paintings, Water Colors, Pastels and Etchings, By renowned foreign snd heme artists, embracing examples by Bin eta, Co tin, Cortes, Nunes, Stelner. Eanffmaa. Eugene aad Xrnest Ciceri, Brunet, Neuville, Arm and, Capells, Bteffsas. Roberti, Van der Velds, Iks trom. Back, MoUnary.

Parelll. Zdviag-atoo. and others ex great merit, making, aa a whole, one of the finest art collections over offered to the Iew Orleans publlo. To be sold by publlo auction, at my spacious salesroom, Xe. IS Boarbea stzee O1 9 WEDNESDAY, Feb.

16. 1887. at 11 o'clock a. M- and at 7 o'clock P. M.

Catalogues will be ready en Tuesday. Pictures can be seen ea Tuesday. F18 td B. OWORATO. Auctioneer.

BT Dm E. KOBFHT. LARGE AND IMPORTANT BALE, WTTH-ont aay reserve, ea account ot owner, Mr. Jason Msehado, retiring from business. BY 1.

B. MOKPHT. Auotloaear WU1 seal. tlrelT be sold, without any reserve, -en THURSDAY, Fee. 17, le87.

at 10:30 'deck A. Mwea the premises, fro. 1136 and 1137 Maa-sine street, between Milan and Berlin streets, bixth District A fine stock of Groceries, Wines, IJ oners, lee Boxes, Beer Refrigerators. Falroanka' large sad small fccalea, Colfee Paichers, Fixtures, eon. tents ef Barroom, lota of Lumber, Coal and Charcoal.

Two mules, two wood carta, one grocery Tafoa, one covered wagon, lot ot harness, etc 1 erms and Condition strictly cash, uoods to be takaa sway by ths buyer during the next day. FlS st BT VIA CENT Jk CO. 500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. JJY VINCENT A. CO.

Auctioneers. 60, 63 aud 64 Customhouse street Will be sold, en WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16, 1887. at 11 A. without reserve A large assortmsat of Boots sad Shoes, well adapted to both city and, country trade.

Pledges. Pledges. Pledges. LARGE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, BY ORDER OF L. FISHEL, CITY LOAN OFFICE, No.

14 CAMP STREET. JY VINCENT A CO Auctioneers CO. 63 aad 64 Cuatemhouse street Will soAold oa FEBRUARY 17 and 18, at 10:30 A. 1C, ss ths premises. No.

14 Csatp street, nndsr ths City Hotel, to the highest bidder snd without any limit whatsoever Pledges forfeited to the City Loan Office, consisting of valuabls Solitaire and Cluster Diamond Earrinirs, Soiltslre and Cluster Diameud Kings. Diamnd Lace and Breast Pins. Diamond Bracelets, Diamoaa Lockets, Cluster Diamond Crosses, Geld American, English aad bwiss Stem-winding Watches by the best makers. Gold Vest aad Meet Cliaina. ladles' Gold Msta.

Gold Lockets and Chains, Oold Bracelets; also a large quantity of aew sal second-hand etllverware. consisting of Spoons, Forks, Tea and Coffee Service, Cups, etc FtfOiS 16 1718 MASTER'S BALE. JUDICIAL MARTRR'S fALB OF TJWOOLLKOTED Book Accounts, ProtuissorT Notes, Stocks, etc R. y. Learned va, Abram Hamnoi No.

11,17, Visited States Circuit Court; Fifth Circuit aud Eastern District of Lou- BY VIRTUE OF AND PURSUANT TO an order of sale ia the above eatitled aad numbered proceediaa-. to me directed, dated Januaiy 8, 1887, aed signed by the Hen. ad-ward cBilliagsJudge. Twill offer at sale, at the tiles of aleMra. Leonard, Marks A Bruaaa, attorneys.

No. 80 Osrondolet street, la this city, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day ef February, 1887. at 13 o'clock aad thea aad there proceed to eU --L All tne uncollected Book Accounts sad Promissory Notes, Btocks snd remaining aaeeia ot the firm of A. (Samuel, bale to be subject to the approval ot the court. -TermsCash.

MORRIS MARKS, Fft 123 Master In Chaaeery. bt jas. p. GixDrAcxx. St Charles Street Railroad Stocks BY AS.

F. GUINAULT. Auctioneer ones corner of Exchange Alley and Bienville street SATURDAY. 19tafkSHU h. mmA at 12 a-eleok at the Arcade Auction Macaame street TWlj(Ti-iri JS otnAaaa ox ttov wmaa twt the St.

Charles Street Rsiiroad Company. Terms Cask sa ths spot before transfer. FIS-td i iLate Casaidr A Miner). acxirr ror Coitoa lata; Cut; FiraUan ui Carter 63 (Miss, Maaafaetarerot iiraim mis, iitumisi ma Mrs. E.

GERARD, Formerly S4 Bomrboa, now 166 i ROYAL 1G6 Artificial Flovers! GARNITURE FOR BALLS AND SOIREES, FIRST COMMUNION OUTFITS," BJCX.IQI0US ARTICUCS, XTC Coontry orders solicited. Js73 lat 1887 AUCTION SALES. rwssaaaSaseaasSfcenaa Bt HOET CFCOKKOB THE NEAT COTTAGE DWELLING, ho. ea south johkbos stbjcbt, r--Z' Kesr Common street. i r' CCOjSkor Kieholas J.Hoey.

Ll oraM No. 17 CareadeieS lT1 19th rebTaary. 1887.atl!t I M.7-Hn Arcade Auction Exchange, on Msgasinestrsvw wiUbe sold byynblio auo DWELLIKO, NO. fw- STREET, ou the wees 7. Palmyra streets.

JZ2v2 2 feet front ou 3 and 3 Haas la huraS JSrZl'A TE KM no-half or more cash at tfi aneim bf the tae rmaamdeTat "la "moalSl with interest of 8 pei- cent, vendors lmnTaid all usoal security clauses, and deaoait 10 osr eent. at time of saleT Act of sale at the expense ef the purchasep before Messrs. WoalfsA Benenv wwaS7plbUo. Fls -Wl a El JE. CXJKTIS.

AT 203 CANAL STREET; THIS DAT. PLUSH PABLOS BET, GLA88DOOB BXD-room Set, Plush lounge, One'Beins, Two Castaets, Garden Hose with Carriage, Fine Grindstone, Fine let ef Fishing Tackle, Carpets, Matting, Bhades, Crockery, aad a general assortment of Household Gooda BY K. CUBTIS, Auctioneer THIS DAT (WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16), 1887. at 11 A.

at 203 CANAL STB EE withoat ressrvs, foraaoouatof sundry consignors. Terms casn. MAGNIFICENT FUBNITUUE THURSDAY, FEB. 17TH, At the OLD SOUTHERN ART UNION ROOMS, No. 201 Canal Street.

Magnificent Rosewood Parlor Suit (cost $1500); Beautiful Mahoganlasd Parlor Suit, with Blvaa; Superb Hera Suit (the one exhibited at ths World's Exposition); Beautiful Waxed Walnut Bedroom Suit; Bleb Ross-wood Bedroom Suit, single sad double GlassDoorArmolrs separate pieces; Rosewood Bureaus, with Largs Glasses two Alck Mahogany Victoria Beds, two Fins Cenvmv satloa Chairs, Fins Mahogany aad Rosewood Toilet Combing Stands, two Buhl Tables, one Brunswick snd Balke Billiard Table (4 ax9) with appurtenances, two Fins Black Oak Dining Tables, twelve Black Oak Chairs, two Fins Sldeboarda, ens Mahogany Cass Grandfather's Clock, four Fins Bronse Clocks, two Magnificent Pmrrnssoi. Rare Paintings sad Engravings, Eaeela, Superb Fleyal Piano (cost 91000). Tprlghs Grand Steinway Piano, Splendid Carpets aad Bugs, Crystal and Porcelalnwara, Rich Roes wood Cylinder Desk (a gam), Antique Mahogany Column Armoirs, Mammoth Wan Sofa, Leather Losnge, Richly Carved Fne Dlen, aad hnndreds of other artlclas, mostly of European Importation, the whole now ea exhibition. Also, fine Megsloscope, with views. CatslognssrsadybyTnssdsy.Fsb.lS.

E. CUBITS, Anetloaeer THURSDAY, Fsb. 17, at 11 A. at my prlvafa aaetloapar. lore (formerly the Southern Art Union Rooms).

No. 801 vasal atrset, np stairs. Terms Cash. F13 6t BT BHIGNONI Jb RLAEIXT. AT SALESROOM.

8 ROTATj STREET. THIS DAY. PRETTY WALNUT- PAR. vsx a i a nair Liota asu 1-iasn). 1UC1.

BOOM WETS. DINIJKO TABIDS aed CHAIRS. SIDEBOARDS. FRENCH ftm saa.wxi-.il SiHBOKf, BED LO UNGE, TABLES, CROCKERY, GLASS and PLATED WARE. ENGRAVINGS SHADES, MATTING aed CARPETS.

CHKN SAFE aad 8TUVE. CROOEERY KUUttUB, BEDDING, SEWING MACHINES. PARLOR. BED aod DINING-AOOM FANCY ARTICLES, together with a general assortment BY BRIONONl A BLAKELY, A uctioneers W1U be sold This Day. WEDNESDAY, a ow jl.

ja mw xtoyai street. AT WO. IH SOUTH rOYDRAS THI DAY Formerly aeeupied as a shoe store, all the shelving (taolosed with siese doors). Drawers, Fixtures. Shoe Boxes, Furniture.

ia said store. Y- rrTAiia-r, irf A- a- wm XJ Office, No. 38 Royal DN as Da lob. 1 A at 10 o'clock A. at No, 'J'l'Z south Poy.

u-mn. uvwvh jDanwavanairrsusiiusaa Terms Cash. ABSOLUTE PUFECTION ffl BUM! And AH Meats Roasted in Their Own Juices, by Using the WIRE GAUZE Om DDOB Found Exclusively on the Marvelous Results! Loss in Shrinkage of Meats. Very fewpeople kmew that the Shrinkage ef Meats roasted in a close ovea is from thirtv-fl ve to fortv per eent. All meat erataiaa sevoaty-flve per cent, ot water and only twentr-eve par ceat.

of solid matter, aod the loss that is made ia the roastiea ia mads In the evaporation of the Juice, which Is the Vital Part at Meat. Effect or tne Solid Oven Door A ten-powBd Slrlota. medium or weU-desev will be reduced to six pounds aad four auateae ot roasted Bseat, showing a leas ef three pounds and twelve ounces ot juice. While the Joes ia 7s per cent, ef thetotalwetrkt.it shows the enormous loss of Fifty Per Cenvet the Juice, ECbet sTWIKE GACZE OTES DOOE. A tea-poaad hirlota.

medium. oa well-dsn will be reduced to Bins pouads aad elaht oaacee ef roasted meat, shewing a loss of e'ght ounces of jniee. While this loss is fivs per east, of the total weight, it shows ths vary small loss of bus sevoa per cent, of juice. aanA Ira- Tlln.traari t-lwraT a4 px r.i-a RICE, BORN SOLE AGFNTS d31 gg-StawatWTy HEW. ORLEANS.

JOSEPH SCHWARTZ 41 is 4T ftrtUs wreeb The Larirest Camago and wot and Maaulaetory ia ths boat Dealer la Carnage, Waron aad Cats Matariala, AgeutTor the osiebrated aad omdebaaac Farm Waf as aad Cold aiac Can Company. FMo'e Sufferers! from Yeuthfal Enwa 'inal tar narticiuars ef reliable SEUr Crsx, Address AT ia3 M. CUrx st tsu. OFTHS Hibemia Insurance Company fm. TJt Barxiijrr ia si, isssj llO BlSBlls r.TST sw River IS 7s 7S Aal S3 Marias 20AS1SS Add reserved formats.

mlaate riaaa, it. 8A3S6 1 79 Deduct rslnsnrsnes, re. Data. resura prow aaiams aad agency expsoses la etatss emmiae ef Leaualaaa. 81 i ai for oaiaravU nated risks, Deo.

SA. load S8.610 7B 119,861 tx Add receipts from IntsrssAi prsat oa noads, SS 17AMS gg Dad net aalariee. expoase aad taxes. 14.4TS SS Total earnings aad receipts far the Deuetfirelss's'ss nslATfe Atri Rivar tosass Marias isassa paid A81 81 sat Total fa ZS88 paid S104-S4Z as fee lasass asa- adjusted aad aet das. It.sTO IS Net SO ASSETS.

Caa on S4A9ts) Loans seeured by plada oa amort. Ss 107,371 eg, Real estato ewaed by the eampaay. 14sVM eT Louisiana 4 per coat, sad ouy.sx ew Orleans tASal Pr Isms foe ooliaotiea aad la haada of una SS sua aa mum rseorvaoio isr Jadgmaats la esarse at eeUesttoa sad sseund by band Beats due aad la seeres at soUso xijiM sr sXSTOe Sis oo tUsa SAV tioa OfOos fsraltsrs sad 1 IXaBxXITTJCat a04 IT Capital stooS ne uT Miwaiiiiw naas. 7 aajuaad, aa J.9,olO IS Bsserve tor mapaid diTidsads pie. vieus years 85 Snralss 18,047 as ir Ths above la a serrsct traaacrlpS from tho booka of tea company.

aloarJCHTC, Wlee Prasldsat. J. J. FTTZFATRICE. Oeoretary.

a wsra to and subsorioed before as, aetary. BUS ROUEN, Notary PahUa. At an sleettOB' for eUreetore ta serve for tke ensuing year, aata as tae amoe sa tae eeaspaa; on jsaasay, jaaus, leei.tae xauowiag aaa e-eatlemea were ckssea tHQ, IMlTH. JNO.T. OrjSBONS.

Ml HABn B. GAUCHE. JOHN anna: TbT THOS. McDl SRMOTT, to Baaed el And at asettar of the aard ef TMrseSnrs," bald Ja 10. Yajn, the sUewlni r- Baww a-asaaaww aAass at sadSBBaasB rlnc s-eaaemss Mr.

THUS. SMITH, Press dsati MrJBMILB ATfCHE, Vise PraaidaaS. aad J. 3. FITZPATRZOE, eeeretary.

Aaa at a rermiar aaeettsg ex saw Boars or bv raottwa, held Jam. 14, 1SS7. a Slvtdoad svOU It PER CENT, oa the capital stock was dasiaraa. payabls oa damaa A J. J.

FITZFATRICE; Seevesary. aia Tulers' ZNSVBANCX COBXPAHT. Ha 14 CABONDKXET BTREXT. AJtXTJAZi STA-TESCENx! la eenfavialty wMb artoole If of tho eharar. tb asaupaay pusuaa tae i allowing ststameng tbosrsasiasasas the yeac eadiag Deo.

iX, 70.00t ST! s. urn lwaaamais S's Reiasaaaaoas S7 LfiTZ list aarmed pramlaias 103.711 Add later set aad prods and isss- S3.18S fe Fire la a VII va nald I9.S3 ST a IBS ea Maries looses Paadjastad Ofiioe aad earencdes xpeasss, Baard of adsrwritavs aad taxes snd lissases Net S71 sA 84.333 t9 ASSETS. City of Hew Orisons beads Louistass State eoasola Baak aad ether ea.soo 00 00 40,853 3.S21 01 40,16 S1.20S as ss47es sa grrs.ww 6 S7.41S 6S. ee tx laa.141 is; 647.003 and eerrsssi Bills Cash ea aaasU. Raaiastass Premisms ia course ef esllestlaa.

xxABrLrrrss Capital Bessrved for aaearssd premiums Raaerredsoranpaidlsoaeaot laed Resorrod lee aapata losses ef pre- viaws r' Divtdswaa aapaid aarpias The above statement is a trus traaserlBt trom tho boots of tbe LLOYD R. COLAtMAN, GEO. H. FROST.Aeerolary. npaay.

Preauiaat, STATS OF LOUTSIAWA. Parish ef Orleans, Sworn to snd ssbseribed betor me, aotary yubUs, this ISth day mt Jaaoarr. 1887. CHAM. U.

AN PET. Notary Publlo. Ths Board of Trnatees at their annual meeW tar, hold a tho 17th resolved to pay aw em aad fin adSitioa to tho first semi-annual terest declared July 1, 186) FIVE CENT, aeooad sataLaaaasl intersst sa ths csp. ital stock of the eampaay. 4 TRDBTEgS.

COL. SAM BOYD. SIMON E. MARX, i. A.

KAS aLlaAN, KattLB J. O'BRIEN. J.M.BRITTON. F. J.

ODKNDAUL, I T.J.CARVER, WM. A. PHKLP3. F.r.CocEBCRjr. Llewellyn pugbT, H.T.

COTTAM, G. W. EXTELU LLO YD B. COLEMAN A. M.

IL AGELi O. ELMER, W. B. THOMPSON, J.M. VIOlfKU.

P.G.wIP" AT. A LTEB C. FLO VXtf CHA LLO WAY, J. M. WiLhH, -LLaISs, T.o.WATEalflll, LjJAttiome, miyg wiso, W.

I. WKST, BT. MAXWELL. W.O.WHEELER. THfR'f r-FJGHTg ANNUAL STATFr BZHT SINCE ORGANIZATION.

BIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT filNCq. BBORG ANJXATTON. OF X1W ORLEANS, i Tmt yssr saslag IMA' laeeas Fire premiums Marias Dremiama. River 0" 1 f-t Doductt As torn 39,060 84 Balaaee Add taterost aBAtesua. til latro: -e Usaes pslg tlTA? "1 17.S0A S-1 Marlse leaiss paM AA VaC lOSSOS failL.

S18S.177 07! Tax as, srewcyexpen sea. Board Ta. Oar altars, eoaaral aadiesaA ssasarontaaa mas. Total tratormtsscad nsbUiry Vapaid lasses adlastsd aad said. jaete.

All' iXLTea. ret are A' lares parties of Teaa assia Beads aaa Beat aslatcciU and ii.i 1 1 aa'Var. f' Maarmma TIM fororeiar atroo and eorrsct ststamsxt Lka soyas of toe company. trmm tao eewsa LVnl5, CHAS, RICB, Baerotaxy. swavai to aad anbsorlbad wis, at ArbuL La-.

aa taia Jaaaary Hki. A. i. i aswitaassmy aaadaad au Ileclilcs laSSt Maciaa piiaiaws.JJJ slls S4 Vaesaavaa svaausms uaa.al.laas Bsdastt 5 nwnlial i X. jteoaesa asta aeia 1, mmalaae 10.434 0 2-4 i S20S 414 Sit 5.5S1 S'J A8tl 6 21W21.