The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-27

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The BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
aot exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents each
This 9ooer,so,e,i ,oaS -nne bg ociie U1e,,, for
tie benefit Of rtNe Hnd their poste7ag for
ezer, md .SpaAi he administered By Uhiie men
and BY ran. 0tte7 whatsoever. Stephen A.
Doagias.
An Asocieta Judge of the Police Court
al Hartford. Conn, il under arrest FIR forgery.
and his wife graduated toeether at
the Newton theological seminary recently
Es-queen Tes.beila, of Spain has beer saei
by her bptsler IN Parir, for non-rayrnent Of
her bib
The Ins,,4nas.o is editor who wrot,, defense
Of Becohcs in.tanc.ivcly went and put MI q
clean shirt When be lad finished IL
Mr. Gccnge Ellis, nowsdealcr, opposite the
postotiico has our acknowledgements for the
Graphic. Days noings, and National Police
Gazette
The ruthi.ss. dog -catchers Of New York are
accused Of taking dogs from the laps of
aged women and rheumatic mon and bearing
hem OF ., triumph to the pound
Mr.. Maxc,s Spring, prominent resident of
Ptrth Aisboy. and one of New Yorks Oldest
merchants died Of his residence on the 2ist
inst. ased sixty four. He Was connected
with several hrge dry goods commission
houses n That city and was officer of sew
eral inssrancs~cnpanies and banks.
AZ Bsrs,e entered Mr.. Tiltons par,r she
beheId Inc geHtle, doye-eyed Susie Anthony
seated in rieodore's hap. ''lallying with the
innocence of love- like the oden time" And
Susan larnpod UP mighty quick" Alas. that
thoughdSs gi,lhood should thus have scat
tered the roses and raptures of those
Two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that boat as one
Eve arc indebted to the author, Mr. L. Bou-
chercau, for his annual statement Of he sugar
and rice crops made in Louisiana in 1884 |
In his statements Mr. B. is remarkably exact |
and reiinl'lo, giving the production OF every
sugar and nee plantation in the State. L. the |
year 1874 there were made in Louisiana /
76,;W7 hhds. brown sugar by the old pro-
cess. and i3, 1871 hhds of refined and clari-
fed Total. S9. 1875 hhds, weighing l03, 2H, 11o |
pounds, net. OF rice there were "a, 1913 bar
rels IN lido, ~cighin 90, 33s 800 pounds, net
The Nr Council ought to interfere in
The matter of the speed of the cars on the
Tchouprosias Street Line. gentleman was
irivcn down yesterday morning at the break
neck pace OF three or four miles an hour
The mule rr1cked up his ears once or twice,
and tired 10 move out of walk but the dr-
yer had him well in hand and kept him down
% his terTitis gait
On the stpof portion ct the route the mules
browse xI0r,. and save tie company consider
:stIN a,oaey t,y making their meals Of TIC
yraxs tse ::r,~w Ivy tho roadside.
THE l'lnc ,KxaNcr To Nicnr. The :,c: !La.
4he aomf4 imeT,.aIy beneficial performance ten
dered +" E's~ Amelia Waugh by the Variety
and Scsth'-r iiIamaiic clubs takes place,
s!l. M dswl.h l.. remembered by r,iI ainus.-
nenI loving ruiiir and rs The ne-. ,c.uc,n-
brlnc" n The fact is sufficient: t. insure d ;u!,
nous. it is su, necessary 10 state for The
benefit Of everybody. that Dan Rose. the old
Dan ls,so. vii! do the hunols at Tie box Office.
Tue DOTS on EIrl.uatly street will &c nl'c,
for The 1rncht nf those who cannot i;r.i ROOM
for M entrance On Canal street. an.! the al.
mission =! Tie tcrr,.r ll..r has bccn Place.! al
20 6 nj,
The scandal which brought Miss Mary T..
Iomen1 and the Rev. Glendennng, Of Jersey
City. I'sOaAincntly before the public, ended as
has been stated in these columns, in the death
Of the unfortunate young lady The history !,
OF her relations with her pastor, told by her -
self a few hours previous to her death, are re-
Narkably ssd. and show an amount OF heart
esSsness ON the part of the shepherd of the fold
one would scarcely find except among the
most dangerous class of wolves. If such rev
elations Of church life continue, people who
desire " preserve their homes pure will think
seriously Seforc admitting some clerygymen
nto thew families.
In the 0sse Of tho Rev. Glendenning, Miss ;,
fcmerV distinctly intin,sted that he had OBJ !,
.ained rom her papers of compromising
character <hrcnsh threats of viole CO. As
hese deds"~Gons were made in the presence .
II death ehev have All awful solemnity, and it :
S to bs hopoA that the lawyers will find some !"
way Of furnishing SO great a crime against :,
aoIslity sa,d the common rights Of humanity
The ssoy. Thomas X. Beecher brother of Z,
he Rev Henry Ward Beccher. in a letter to u,
,is sistA, Mrs Hooker. says Perjury in b,
good eaose. in the opinion Of advanced CO
hmkeTs. Is no sin. i" III
Does good cause require the aid of perjury VI
or is support, u
The good cause in this case is to vindicate e,
SOcctVy and Npriurv IN Tho opipiop of sd | n