The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
THINGS IN GENERAL.
TIE ADVISORY BOARD.

THE ADVISORY BOARD.
At the meeting Of the Advisory Board held yes
terday the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That We recommend that supervisor
and assistant supervisors throughout the Stat
be instructed to permit the United States Super
vlsors to make lists OF all persons who may hay
been registered, the SANE to be done without i'm
pedlnS registration, and public notice obe re
qucsted to this effect.
Resotoed. That the following be suggested t.
Col WIN. Wright State Registrar. as prone
obstruction to supervisors of election:
l. All citizens OF tho State who will have 1T
tanned the age OF twenty-one years at any time
between the closing OF tho registration and the
day OF election. and who are otherwise qualified
should be allowed to register On the last day O.
registration aud that the affidavit to be taken b,
SAID citizens must accordingly state the said fact
= That the ten days residence required BY
law should not be ten days residence since the
| attainment OF the age Of majority, but simply
previous to the application for registration.
Patty C.ark's counsel esterday made applica-
ton before Judge Morgan, of the Superior Dis
rict Court for awrit of prohibition, to prevent any
interference by the Sheriff with his cows. The
application Was refused, and thus ends the war,
| RATHER ROUGH
! Burgiarous individuals it would appear. have
| liking for the establishment OF Mr.. 4. J. Como
ley, situated at the conner of St. Charles street
| and Napoleon Avenue He writes that on Friday
night his premises were broken into for the
| second time within the past twenty days. and a
lot of yaluables carried off, and he complains that
the police have not given the matter the proper
attention, that they have not even reported it az
the Central Office.
RELIEF MATTERS.
The treasurer. Mrs. II. Z. shropshire, OF the
Crescent City Relief Association, has now on de.
post with Pike Bros, to the credit of the Assoc
number OF the members yet to hear FROM and it
is contended and believed that their returns and
the returns from other sources will swell the
amount to between $4,000 and SIC, 1000.
The cotton weig hers, it is understood will give
one days receipts to the Association. The
amount Will be large one and will be an adj
oition to the fund already on hand that will be
worth while speaking of.
CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 30 1874
Mrs. 81. e. Shropshire, Treasurer Crescent C:ty
Relief Association
Aadam-Enciosed please find my check for
eighty-one dollars. the same being for one-half
ct the gross receipts Of my beer saloon, on the
the 9th inst.
Hoping that your noble undertaking. in behalf
OF the families OF the fallen defenders OF our
liberties, will meet with the success it deserves
HUGO Rrpw1rz.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8, 1874.
Mr.. Hugo Redwitz:
Sir-Hour communication of the 3Oth ult, with
lnclosure, as stated, has been received. In the
name OF The Association l thank you for your
generous contribution to tho fund for the relief
OF "Louisi2nas charge"-the families Of our
fallen defenders.
Mrs. H. e. SHROPSHIRE.
Treasurer Crescent City Relief Association.
Mr.. Charlie LacOume, Of the st. Charles Ex-
change, comes forward and announces that one
hall the gross receipts Of the saloon, Of the 10Th
INST, will be turned over to the Crescent CITY
Relief Association. Charlie Will have his hands
full attending to those who call on him. This ia
just what might have been expected OF him, from
his well known generous nature.
THE ELEVENTH WARD
registration Office will be removed on Monday. |
from the corner of BarOnne and Washington
streets to the corner Of Washington and Magazine
streets.
Voters will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
TIE GAIETY THEATRE,
Baronne street, near Common, opened lest night |
under the management of Mr. Jas. Flynn with |
variety company. Mr.. Flynn proposes, he states. |
to keep first-class theatre, wherein the BOYS |
;an pass away quiet evening in quiet m anner |
Two boys, one white, named Schoff, and the |
other negro, named Goodman, were yesterday |
arraigned before Judge Brice, Of the Sixth Die
rict, to answer to the charge of arson in having
u the 25th Of September set fire to row Of |
houses in Gretna. They were both sent before
he Superior Judge to answer.