The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-27
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bad condition just now.
The Marshals auction flag was at half
mast near the Custom House yesterday.
-. jackson Square is one bouquet Of flow
ers just now, all the bushes being in full
bloom.
80. Many complaints are made about the
new private market just established on Canal
street.
....Droves of turkeys are now driven
through the streets, evidently the first signs
of the approach of the holidays.
49,. The central hall in the Custom House
will soon be occupied by the clerks of the
revenue department.
-. Although the term time is near at hand,
no rumor Of any appointment to the vacant
District Judgeship has reached here.
To-day is the day appointed by Prot.
Tce for the grand rehearsal Of the winds.
Take down your hanging signs.
-. Pinch arrived last night on the Jackson
road, and will be present at the next meeting
OF the School Board.
."Ah mel" said our lady friend, chow
we loved each other at school Would you
believe it, when took physic, she could not
help it; she had to take some herselfv'
Tuesday was busy day in the Fifth
District Court. Judge Cullom tried large
number of rules, involving many important
questions.
-. The Halpin case is still dragging it's
slow length along in the Second District
Court, and from present appearances will con-
tinue to do SO for some time.
What is the difference between q re-
Gently composed ballad and pull-back young
lady? One is a new-ditty, and the other,
though not quite, is almost
80. Since the seizure Of the 1.-TWO Or
phans and the scenery belonging to that
play, the Deputy Sheriffs have impro we'd won.
derfully in the dramatic art.
-. There is q prospect that there will be
several more beer variety halls opened this
winter. Judging from the business done by
those already established, We should think
proprietors would take warning.
-. The improvements to the Carrollton
Gardens are still going on. and when COM
plete will present many features conducive to
comfort and convenience. Decidedly, Mr..
Conrad is a go-ahead man.
-. The prospect of a brilliant dramatic
season is supported by the fact that, generally,
stars and star combinations have reduced
their exorbitant pretensions, which for some
years past have deprived us of their presence
here.
=. Another French dramatic club is in
process or organization, comprising several
members of the "Club Lou;sianais" and
other talented young amateurs, who have so
far appeared only in private theatricals. The
more the merrier.s
-. The old St. Louis Cathedral, last night
saw an immense gathering within its walls to
witness the marriage of the lovely Miss L. A.
to Mr.. w. ", q clever and talented young
gentleman, whose father has occup led two of
the highest positions in this State.
-. Capt. Samuel Barker was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Deputy Marshal =. W.
Read, on charge made by second mate
Thos. Cummings, of aiding and abetting
Lewis Green in the crime of shooting him
within the admiralty jurisdiction on the high
seas. The Captain was released on giving
$4,000 bonds. :.
We hear rumors of startling inn eva
ton in the fashion in hair. Ladies with beau
tiful blonde hair are to wear braids of glossiest
black. Ladies with raven tresses are to W ear
e hos ho; se
white as driven snow are to mingle Herewith
braids Of jet. There was . sample of the lat
ter on the streets this morning, and the con-
trast, though startling at first, was pretty and
becoming. Ladies, swap braids and thereby
economics
-. Daily We learn of more animals being
taken down with the epizootic in mild form.
The disease has spread considerably over Q
large portion of Southern country, but We
have yet to learn that it has assumed the
virulent type it did during the late contagion.
Several private teams have been partially dis
abled for day or two, but afterward showed
signs of a speedy recovery. 1t is safe to say
we will not be visited by this horse epidemic
this year as we were in ~.
IA popular dispenser of that Teutonic
beverage which cheers but not inebriates, P"
was robbed on Sunday night. whilst taking
little Of stirred natures sweet restorer," of
q splendid watch. He is hard worker, and
is not oppressed with superabundance of
the worlds wealth, and this loss was severe
blow to him, and his lamentations were not
loud but deep. His employer, the proprie-
tor of the largest and most popular beer es-
tablishment on Common street, between
Camp and St. Charles, hearing of his friends
loss, generously presented him with mag
nifcent gold watch to take the place of the
one lost. "Ked is good fellow.