The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-29

crowded out or THIS !sSue, Will dPleSi "" A"0f'
day morning
We regret to earn that Mr.. John E. Owens, Of
the Varieties Theatre, is confined to his room
with fever. We trust his indisposition will not
deprive Us lone OF his jovial company.
Those gentlemen who were engaged ia the
Department of the Mayoralty under Mayor Witt,
before separating, rendered to the Mayor in let
ter their regard. for him Is man, and as al
official. This is certainly deserved compliment.
To those desiring the services of an able and
energetic real estate broker, we would refer them
TO our old friend W. r Frcret, Esq, who has
or so long enjoyed the full confidence Of our ci-
zcns. His Office, No. 135 Gravier street, is daily
crowded with his patrons.
The Deutscher Manner Gcsang Verein have
Kindly favored US with invitations to attend their
third annual ball, to be given at Odd feliows
Hall, Saturday evening, December II, for which
we return orr thanks. We expect grand sue
cess on the occasion.
We are glad to Ices nat Mr.. sylvester F. Par
melee has been appointed by DR.. Chastant the
Coroner for the First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Districts, as lis deputy. This, we are informed,
us an excellent appointment, and will give gen.
.eral satisfaction.
We are pleased to see in our city Mr.. George
w. Flagg. the Sheriff of Montgomery county,
Virginia. Mr.. FlaSg IS fine specimen OF a Viz
ginia gentleman, and visits New Orleans as
Knight Templar, to participate in the Trienniai
Celebration.
We have received from the publisher, Mr..
Philip Werlein, a copy Of the Grand Command
cry Quickstep, composed by slr. Auguste Davis,
and dedicated TO the knights Tcmpler OF the
United States. 1t is embclished with the photo
graph Of the Eminent Grand Master Of the State,
Joseph p. Horner, Esq.
Ever thoughtful Papa Sturcken remembered
5he BULLETIN yesterday, and the occasion OF
the starting OF our new press. keg Of that
enlivening and Leaith-giviDg lager from Papa
vaults came to US with his compliments, and we
uuaiIed bis health il rouJd bumpers, and wished
him long life and prosperity.
We are indebted to the young ladies OF Hibcr.
aicu, Eetrea. table, az the fair given FOR the
benefit OF st. Francis Church, a5 the hall, corner
of Second ard st. David streets, for kind invi-
sation to attend. As tho object OF this fair is go
gaudable, there can be no doubt but what it will
30 a grand success. II opens this evening and
will continue for some time.
A now domestic drama by Mr. J. }. Wallace. OF
She .varistlas," will shortly be put before the
public at that theatre. The drama is a local one.
1t is said to be (by those who have read it one
OF intense interest excellent dialogue characters
strongly marked and replete with humor and
pathos. Il Is eutit!ed Little Ruby"
That strong and well drilled body, jacques De
Mo,ay Commandcry No ., paid us G compl
ment OF serenade last night. for which We re-
turn our thanks. They presented 4 splendid ap
pear,nco and marched like veterans. Harvey
Crco is Einiacnt Commander and his corps SHOW
how able he is rs an executive officer.
MINERVA Social CI.UB.-T There was sOodly
crowd present al Exposition Hall on the occasion
of the ba!I given by the Minerva Social Club.
Tho beauty Of tile ladies and the delights of
the dance s D beaildered the observer that all
that could remain in his memory was one conf,i-
sion Of tulle, lace and bright eyes. Our repre-
sentative il indebted to Mr.. 1. G.. West for coun-
tesies extegded.
We would cordially recommend those visitors
10 our city WHO are DESTROYS Of seeing the luxuri
ant growth OF our orange trees and roses, to pay
a isit to the Magnolia Gardens, on Bayou st.
John, at The terminus Of the Esp,anade street
cars. Here can be seen the rich clusters OF
ripened oranges, made more beautiful by the
deep green background Of the leaves. Ample
refreshments always or hand for guests.
Mr.. George Ellis, the widely known newsdcaer,
opposite the Post Office, has our thanks for a
large and fresh batch Of late illustrated papers,
such as the Preside Companion, Boys Own,
Illustrated Magazine, Boys and Girls
Weekly, Scientific American, Police News, Wa
gerly Magazine, Saturday Evening Post New
gerk Weekly, Saturday Night, Young American,
Home Circle, ana National Police Gazette.
The BULLETIN office was enlivened last even |,
ing by visit from Messrs. John McHush and }. |
A. Green, of LAWYER, Iowa, and Mr.. F. L. Walker
Of Dubuque. They are visit to our city to
in the coming festivities. They bring
us cheering news from our Democratic friends IN |
Iowa. We take pleasure in extending the |!
.ourtesies OF our Office to them and to all other
visitors during their sojourn here.
Staub the inimitable and enterprisiAg news |
dealer, whose cheap stand, No. 80 Canal street, |
has become favortc resort FOR all seekers after
the latest ami freshest news, sends us full files
of all the leading journals from the East and
North and West. Staa6 has gained an enyiable
reputation FOR being always in advance Of the
mail, and Of having everything that any cleaner
IN the field Of news can possibly desire.
HYMENIAL.-Louisiana ard Kentucky join
hands and he arts in the marriage of Capt. Tobias
Gibson with Bliss Eva Bright. Agailant and
talented son, an accomplished gentleman and
true friend has Just led tc the altar oDe OF Ken
tuehy's farest daughters. In tho new sphere OF
life, which he has entered. we wish him al, the
happiness and prosperity he 50 wen deserves,
and in his union with so charming lady, let us
indulge the hope that the raturo ofthe happy pair
will be all That their friends ccud possibly desire.