The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29


ut the service Of gentlemen Of the legal fra
ternity who may wish to sign.
We are glad to see on our streets again, Mr.
Thos. Smith, Of the well-known firm of Smith
4 McKenna, Just retired from Europe. Mr.
Smith is one of our largest lin more sense!
than one) merchants, and has host of friends
who will be happy to welcome him home
again.
GRAND CATALOGUE G RoCERY SALE.-Messrs
Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers, sell at 1896
O'Clock this morning, the entire contents OF
the grocery and liquor store Of W. H. Hen
ming l. Co., No. IS Camp street. Catalogues
can be had at the place of sale. See the adj
vertisement.
SHAKESPEARE CLuB-On Friday evening,
the 3Oth inst, this popular and accomplished
club will give q performance at the Globe
Theatre, when will be presented the beautiful
drama of "Richelieu, or the Conspiracy"
The cast of characters is excellent, and we
heartily wish the gentlemen success.
Col. D. A. Wilson, N. Q. Agent Of the
Piedmont Air Line Railway, called at our Office
yesterday and informed us that Gen. Holman
Haupt General Manager, and Col. S. G.
Grasty, General Passenger Agent, arrived last
evening in the city and will sojourn with Us
ct the City Hotel for few days.
Messrs. Kahn Co., booksellers and sta
TONERS, 100 Canal street, have placed upon
our table the following new books Ny Sister
Jeannie novel, by George Sand (transla-
lation) Roberts Brothers. Quiet Hours,
collection of poems Roberts Brothers. Bos-
ton. And Five Thousand Year, by Mrs.
Henry Wood.
SHOULD BE STOPPED. AT the corner of Ba-
congregate every night, and amuse themselves
squirting water on to the sidewalk from the
plug; making it disagreeable for ladies to pass
ON that side of the street. Could not the po-
lice stop this unnecessary sidewalk washing.
Our readers will see by reference to cards in
another column that three parties, whose res
licences are given, have been lucky enough to
draw valuable prizes in the Louisiana State
Lottery. Two Of these held each an eighth of
. ticket, and one fourth of the same ticket,
which drew the $4,000 prize. The amounts
were promptly paid by the Lottery Company |
to the fortunate individuals, which they &C
knowledge in the above alluded to card.
A SUGGESTION. has been suggested by
several prominent citizens that tables be
placed at all the polling places on the day of
the election, under the charge of well-known
gentlemen, provided with books in which the
name Of each Democratic voter will be
recorded. This will furnish us with undoubt-
Cd evidence of tho Democratic vote polled,
and will serve as check on tho Commission
ers of election and Returning Board. Let the
suggestion be taken into consideration.
Our sanctam was illuminated last evening
by the jovial countenance of the illustrious r.
g. It is hardly necessary to mention that
these cabalistic letters are to the public an
"open sesame" They recall the hearty,
healthy, rollicking, whole-souled gentleman,
P. Gleason, Esq, who, with the dignity Of q
Old Drury, and who has just returned from i
his annual trip after the fnny tribe in the
North On Tuesday next he introduces to
our public that world-renowned tragedian, .
Fechter, in Hamlet That P G. will have !
jammed house is beyond the peradventure Of d
) doubt. Let there be welcome to P. G..
Kellogg is preparing for another fight to
the roof Of his house. Nightly there can be
Deen around his residence eight to ten metro =
politan policemen, evidently on the alert for
some White Leaguers who might be inclined
10 tickle the usurper's throat with rope.
These policemen lettering around the execu-
tive mansion are indications of fear on the :
part of Kellogg for his personal safety. HIS :
recent conduct, in measure, justifies him in :,
bis alarm; for in no other country would such
Dutnges be tolerated. "The wicked flee ,
vhen no man pusueth, and the "thief doth
lear each bush an officer" So it is with Kel-
ogg, and no1one envies his precarious position.
When Mr.. Mantilini, having been arrested o
Tor debt, was writhing in agony on the carpet,
be was told that the amount due was SO many o
pounds, SO many shillings and six pence. Ii
's The six pence be dem'd!" said Mr. Man n
ilini, and no doubt he experienced great re- t,
lief from the improper observation. The Al
New York Tribune is reminded n this by c.
sading kcne Of Kellogg's Louisil kIex no O
Ices, sent to q firm in New Orlea1 81 was a
nmmons to pay State tax, sl6s; special al