The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

Lf0HT AHEAD.-Dr Vim. Z. Jervey, Super
ntendent of the Puroline and Portable Ga,
Light Company, Nos. 80 and 81 Gravier street, i,
cow on . business tour to the petroleum OF
region, for the purpose Of securing for the
coming winter trade, full and regular supply d
Illuminating oils and fluids. DIR. Jervey will i'll
clude in his tour the principal manufacturing
cities Of the North and East, with view of pur-
chasing from first hands complete assortment
u all kinds Of lamps, chandeliers, lanterns,
burners, chimneys, etc, required by the com
pany for their extensive wholesale trade.
The Puroline and Portable Gas Light Company
are the propretors of the celebrated Puroline
Fluid, prepared expressly for portable gas lamps,
lanterns and chandeliers, and Of the Illuminating
oil recently introduced to the public under the
name Of "Insurance Oil" for general use In
ordinary kerosene or coal oil lamp. The In
surance Oil has the Endorsement of high scientific
and official authority in regard to the desirable
qualities OF safety, brilliancy and economy.
Boom GUARDs.-There was a largely attended
meeting Of the Booth Guards at their hall, COR
aer Of Race and st. Thomas streets, last even
ing, and after the election Of James Butler az
marshal Of the club, the following resolutions
we're unanimously adj, pied
HALL OF THE BoorH GUARDS,
New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1874 {
Whereas since the short time that our clnb
has been in existence for the present campaipn
Heath has entered our circle and taken from our
,side our beloved fellow-menber and efficient
slfticer, r. McMahan, the marshall of the club
therefore, be it
Res0tued, That under these trying circumstan-
"es We bow with becoming reverence to the will
5f Almighty God, who has shown his mercy and
power in the removal from our midst Of orr
brother, from this void of tribulat ton and sorrow
70 better and immortal home.
z. That we offer our condolences to his be-
feaved wife and children, who have been thus
h,nddeny and Unexpectedly deprived Of his com
fsort and support; and while We assure them Of
our sympathy and aid we can only point them to
HIM who has, in his holy ard blessed word, prom
Sod to be father to the fatherless and rock of |
License to all who trust in Him.
.. That this club room be draped in black for |
me space Of thirty days, and that copy Of these
be signed by the officers and for
xarded to the family of the deceased.
HALL OF THE BoOTH GUARDS ! /
New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1874 |
ReS0fced, that we cheerfully and warmly ap-
prove Of the platform of principles enuncatcd by
ne Baton Rouge Convention that we recognize
he devotion Of the members in preferrng har-
nony to party victory, and will give the N mi
nees, as far as made, loyal and substantial sup
,OYt.
hss0tred, That under whatever style or title
ne camp ign may be conducted, we will rally to
Our iicket, given, or to be given, by sulta-
Die authority a. We will do all in our power to
'ecure Its ele. ton and int tallment into Office.
Resotred, That We heartily approve of the
Of Hon. J. C. Moncure for Treasurer,
md Col y. John Ellis for Congress for our dis
rict and when We contrast them with their OBJ
'onents We can only say that IN the latter
nstancc at least, Col Ellis has opposed to him
70 the Radical candidate one who expresses
q his own career the sum and substance
4 every political fraud, outrage and
llainy that has disgraced this State
Or the past six years, professional trimmer and
PROSECUTOR, and one Of whom it may be well said {
hat, while 1t will be useful to destroy it will be
mt slender honor to defeat q competitor
'eightcd to his native mire with such record 7
RESOLVED, That when we adjourn we will do so
o meet in front of the Varieties Theatre, to-mor-
ow evening, September LIST, to join heart and
and with our fellow citizens in ratifying the
latfOrm and nomina tons of the Convention at
'aton Rouge.
The meeting then adjourned.