The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-25
ON DIT.

ON DIT.
| NO clustered cell could be more quie
than the courts yesterday.
4 THE Custom House was remarkably
quiet Wednesday morning.
-. The statement from the State Treasu
rer's Office, Wednesday morning. shows
$3.50, 1872 10.
| -. There will be meeting on Friday
levening at o'clock, of the Republican Elk.
ecutive Committee for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the Committee of the Property Hold.
ers' Union.
"A meeting of the shareholders of the
Mechanics Cooperative Manufacturing Asso.
citation will be held on Friday evening, 26th
inst, at o'clock, at 200 Poydras street. for the
purpose of revising the charter.
80. Attorney General Field has written q
letter to the Funding Board, and he gives
people to understand that it is scorcher, ,
but declines to show it, and will not send it
to the board unless it is called for.
| The committee of fifteen appointed at
Pinchback's meeting, assembled on Tuesday
evening, and after consultation, divided into
subcommittee for sundry and various pur-
poses.
THE annual meeting Of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange takes place December 1st at
p M. The annual election for officers and
directors takes place December 9th, at 7
| P. NJ.
-. Administrator Mccarthy yesterday re-
ceived the following amoants from the police
courts collected for fines during last week:
Second District, Judge Staes. ......... $3.50 on
Third District, Judge Long ......... II 90
| Fifth District, Judge Mccormack ....... II so
Sixth District, Judge Thompson ~ so
Seventh District, Judge Falls. ........... 25 90
49,. What would the Boston Post man say
if he could drop in at John X. Reneauds
grocery, on the corner of Gimp and Julia
streets, and feast his eyes on the large lucious
strawberries there exposed for sale in this
breezy month of November? They are from
the farm of Mr.. Goodrich, near Tickfaw.
Capt. Kells Wednesday morning trans
felred to the monitor Canonicus fourteen men
Grande The Captains motives in detailing
the men on board the monitor are for safe
keeping until the departure of the next
steam er from Brashear for Brazos Santiago.
IA number of Police Commissioners
were summoned to, and did appear, before
Gov Kellogg yesterday. What transpired at
the conference" is not known, but it is re-
ported that several designations have been
called for. If the rumor is well founded Gov.
Kellogg will be commended for his efforts to
remodel the board.
I'VE have been requested to suggest to
MIR. Lawrence Barrett that he produce, at
least once during his visit here, the admira-
BILE comedy of ''David Garrick." His rendi-
ton of the character here two years ago was
greatly admired by all who saw it, and we
sincerely trust he will yield to the request for
a repetition.
Mr.. ]. McHale Walpole, Of the Plea
yune, has been presented with an honorary
in the Mitchell Rifles. The GER
tifcate of membership is beautifully de-
signed work of art, bearing the insignia of
Irish nationality with a picture of John
Mitchell engraved on the top, and on the sides
two Irish ridemen in uniform.
... Major E. A. Burke and Mr.. Maurice
Hart are contestants for an elegant gentle
mans dressing case, to be voted for by vis- |
tors to the entertainment now going on at |
Grunewald Hail. The friends of both gentle |
men are working vigorously for the success of |
their respective favorites, and the result is |
matter of curiosity and doubt.
49,. The Governor has received petition |
Tor the communication of the sentence of the |
negro woman Alice Harris, who is under
sentence of death for killing her husband.
The petition represents that the murdered
man was not good husband and that the
which led to his killing was great.
1t is signed by about fifty persons, and out of
he number only four or five could write their
names. The others made their marks.
80. Those who can appreciate the chaste in
lesign ought, by all means, to take a look at
he newly decorated dining-room of the st.
Charles Hotel, which for its perfection of taste
md richness of ornamentation has hardly an
equal on this continent The fresco painting
4 copy of Mary Queen of Scots dining
DOM at Holyrood Palace and the delicacy of
hade and the beauty OF finish deserve more
han ordinary attention. If the esthetical aids
digestion, the guests at this popular caravan
erie will have good appetites.
THE orchestra at the St. Charles Theater
numbers among its members gentleman of
emarkable musical talent and scholarship,
md it has occurred to us that it would be
'ery gratifying to the audiences who assemble
It the theater if he was allowed to occasion
lily perform solo during the entreacts. We
eter to Mr.. Adolphe Livain, who performs
o exquisitely on the flute. Mr. Meyer, the
eader of the orchestra, has secured in him a
cal prize and might add materially to the
pleasure of guests by yielding to the sug-
estion.
L.