The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-21
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go. We will have two theaters running to-
night.
49,. It is stated that the value of real estate
in Galveston has diminished fifty per cent
since the gale.
Judge Tissot decided several impor-
tant cases, Monday morning, in the Second
District Court.
-. Already people have commenced to
talk about the coming carnival with its splen.
doris and revels
-. The only white officer in "Staes's
court has been removed by Judge Staes,
and colorsd man put in his place.
-. Everybody feels more energetic ana
full of vim in this delightful weather, and
business has already increased under its in
fuence.
As an evidence of the return of in
vigorating weather, we note that the gym
nasiums are better attended now than in sum
mer.
80. The United States District Attorney ha
fled several suits against delinquent post
masters and their sureties in the United
States Circuit Court.
80. .Maggioli has as yet received no chal
lenge for the championship. Billiard circle
are therefore more than curious to know Wit
the aspirant will be, as it was limited Bur
leigh was the knight.
Like the faint remembrance of dream
has vanished the mild fragrance of mint julep
and sherry cobblers. The approach Of tn
melancholy days now herald the advent
'straights and alittle sugar, please"
-. The rowing regatta has been postponed
until next spring. The vote on the motor
to postpone stood IL to IL, and Mr.. Manning
President of the Board of Delegates, decided
it by voting in the affirmative.
%. Among the list of colored teachers il
white schools, the name Of Miss G. Leonard
(white) was inadvertently published. The
error is very annoying one, and the young
lady, we are assured by her brother, Mr.. G.
d. Leonard, is not related, as stated, t.
Director Massicot.
We would suggest that Mayor Iced
inquire of the Mayor of Galveston, as earl.
as practicable, whether supplies of clothinl
and money are needed, and if so, that
formal CO be made upon our citizens. VIII
will, we know, respond promptly to the ex
tent Of their abilities. There is not hear
in New Orleans that does not beat in sympa
thy with the distressed citizens of our afH cite,
city.
90. The feeling in favor Of the m, ss meet
ing to be held Saturday evening next, at
O'Clock, to protest against the city Schoo
Board, is universal. The time has arrived
when the white people Of New Orleans, wht
pay almost the entire tax for the support o
the public schools, should make {
determined stand against the vicious, incom
petent and destructive management which ha'
well nigh ruined the schools, which has driver
large numbers of white children from then
into private schools, and which will result il
the total humiliation OF our public school sys
tenn if continued. The education of our children
is too delicate and important trust to dele
gate to the hands of such men as compose tn
present city School Board, and there is M
estimating the vast amount of evil which
has resulted already to the communit.
by reason of gross Encouragement which
has characterized the conduct of our schools
The demand that the people make. and which
they have right to make, is that the presen
School Board shall resign, and that decen
and able men, irrespective of party, shall
take their places-the proper representation
being given to each race upon the board
The decent and capable members of tn
School Board should resign and take par
with the people in this movement