lion. Morris Marks, Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for this State, spent several 1
days in Donaldsonville this week, look
ing after the interests of the Schonberg
minors in connection with the Bayou
Lafourche ferry privilege. The ferry had
been sequestered at the instance of
Judge Marks, who is tutor of the minor
heirs of Marx Schonberg, but the suit
has been compromised and the ferry
privilege will be sold to effect a paritition
among the heirs. Judge Marks was ac
companit'd to I )onaldsouville by one of
his deputies, Mr. Piecrson, formnlyv lone
of the most efiicicint oficers of the New
()rleans Metropolitan detective force,
who made a number of quiet calls upon
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That Aby was seen with a Motley par
ty the other evemiog.
That the Port Barr.ow young lady ;is
informed that Capt. Joe was not going
fishing when be was inquiring for " My
net."
That Tomyas disposed to kick altopt
that paint shop rap, but his good humor
returned when he found that only one of
the " My net" hunters had een spot ted.
That On Dit has similar rods in pickle
for a tanmi.r of the oboys.
That Slim Jim is training to be a pro
.fcsiional umpire and has closed his base
Sall gasworks for the season, ~t'd conse
quently,
That the occupation pf the Burnaides'
chief gasser ap-Pierres.to be gone.
