The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13

some of the very best and most valid
bonds ever issued by the city are the very
lowest in the market. Street Improvement
bonds concerning which none of the legal
doubts exist that attach to some other issues
are quoted away down anywhere below 40
whereas. they bear 7-30 per cent interest, and
the City Charter Of 1870, page 20, section IS,
expressly authorizes their issue for work and
labor performed, and none have gone out for
any other purpose.
Under this law mono of these bonds can be
issued at a less rate than seventy-dve cents on
the dollar, and as hey are ruling at much
lower rate it follows that contractors and
others who take them for work, must charge
double the rate they would ask for cash.
There are no bonds more absolutely secured
than they AM yet, strange to say, our own
capitalists have given them the go by, permit
ting New York to absorb almost the entire
amount issued so far
Mr.. VIM. F. Johnson, the we,l-known news
dealer, 3l3 Old Levee street, has our thanks for
the last Days Doings, Saturday Night Girls and
Boys of America, The Irish World, New York
Weekly, Saturday JourDa Firesdc Companion,
Leslie's Chimney Coz ner and the Nation.
Mr.. A. Aug. Bohne, 1863 Dryades street has our
thanks for two very merito ious pieces Of music.
One is entitled Neptune Mazurka," dedicated to
the st. John wing Club, aud composed by
Auguste Davis, Of this city, and the other Birds
IN Summer" waltz by the same author
1t is with regret learn OF the death Of the
popular and genial gentleman. Jno. O'Loghln,
stenographer of tho Fifth District Court Ir.
OLoghlin died at Ocean springs, Of ,nsump-
tlon yesterday. His remains will BIO brought
to this city for interment.
Mr.. George Ellis, that prince Of newsdealers,
opposite the Post Office, has our thanks for the
latest Graphic, Fireside Companion, New York
e.kly. Chimney Corner, Waverly Magazine,
Police News, Days Doings Hearth and Home,
Boys Own, Girls and Boys of America, Boys and
Girls Weekly, New York Clipper, etc. Mr.. Ellis is
now selling his Northern and Western papers at
five cents apiece, and his illustrated papers at ten
cents.
The Orleans Rowing Club have engaged the
elegant and fast steamer La Belle to convey
tnelT many ITIenu6 10 tHe Regatta tndt VIII CoIIo
| off on Monday at Carrollton. The La Belle will
leave the head of Canal street at 2:30 O'Clock,
sharp. The boat will stop at Jackson and Canal
streets. After her return she will leave on
trip up the river All parties who have received
invitations to attend the race are considered
invited. The members Of this club all we'll
known young men Of our city, and we can assure
all who have been fortunate enough to have re-
I..iva in m.
did time.
Particular attention is called to the advertise
ment OF Mossr-. Nash d HodSson, in which
they offer at auction magnItic. Mt line Of rose
wood, oiled walnut and oak furniture, on Friday,
the 18th instant. All in want Of fine furniture
should attend the sale. That fluent and pleasant
auctioneer Mr.. W. J. Hodgson, will preside.
BRANCH COSMOPOLITAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-At
half-past O'Clock last evening q large number OF
our Italian fellow-citiZens assembled at No. 2J1
Povdras street for the purpose OF forming
branch of the Cosmopolitan Democratic Club.
The meeting caled to order by Mr.. J. Z.
Macheca.
After adopting the constitution and bylaws Of
the Tothsr ciuD, the following named gentlemen
were unanimously elected officers:
Antonio Delcrno, First Wee President; p r.
Angelouch Second Vice President, e. +. 'iro-
vlch, TREASURER; A. Anselmi Secretary; J. Il.
Vetges. Grand VI rshil; Ant Dispense, 5. Pres
tesmone, +. Ciof.n, Ant SeatfiI, n. Llmantia,
erSeautr at Arms.
SPEECHES were made bv Messrs. p. r. Angelo,
v1ch A. An-ci.ni: d. G. Molse, and j L. Macheca
Mr. MicaeGa brAu I'D as false the statement
ale b. the Rel,ttlicLa that there were only xix
members present at Lue last meeting OF the Cos
moppittan tni ,tuerJ Club. Tho greatest entAu-
slaam prevailed
MELPodGSE RANGERS, FIRsr WARD,
September T. 1914 I
regular IN eeting OF this club was held at
Peoples II ILL., aud tho following resolution was
unanimUu.ly a It'd: