The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17
ON DIT.

-. If one wants to see supreme quiescence,
a visit to the Custom House will crafty him.
>. Frank J. Letten will play short stop
for the Mutual B. B. c.
-. Auditor Clinton reached the city yes
terday and relieved the acting auditor.
=. Smith. the Sheriff OF East Feliciana, is
still in town, and proposes to remain here as
long as his salary goes on in the parish.
Gov. Kellogg will probably be in town
and ready for business about the tenth of
next month.
-. Myers nine will play the Girdes' nine
for barrel of beer on Sunday, 18th inst, at
the Piety street green.
80. Capt. Peter Joseph has been making
the thieves lively in the Fourth Precinct
lately.
=. People are already looking out for
Tees storm on the 9Th, and prepar ng for a
big blow.
The new style Of keys aud locks are to
DO at an early day introduced on the fire
alarm boxes. 1t will then be impossible for
a false alarm to be sent without detection.
Careful inquiry develops the fact that
there is no foundation in the rumor that there
is to be an affair of honor between two we'll
known citizens.
The clerks of court are already prepar-
ing for the coming November term. and the
promises are that litigation will be as brisk as
could be wished by the most hun cry attorney.
THE Charity Hospital is still in need of
supplies and the patients, at times, have to
be deprived of real necessities on account of
the States action.
-. Mr.. James Chevallier has been APP
pointed member of the Democratic State
Central Committee, to represent the Fourth
Ward, parish of Orleans. The appointing mt
Of Mr.. Chevallier gives general satisfaction.
-. ,Buttrick who WAS appointed for thirty
days Tax-Collector of IbervilIe parish, has
duly qualified. His friends contend that the
xecutive had no right to limit the time of
his commission, and that it should be for the
whole term.
We are informed that Yesterday after
noon, at % minutes after IL, fire signal was
sent from one of the instruments of the
District Telegraph Company at 14l
Custom-house street, and in 4 minutes after
that time the fire patrol wagon was on the
spot.
SO. By accident the names of Alfred
Bourges and Thos. Carey were omitted in the
charges preferred against the School Board
by the committee of citizens. Mr.. Bourges
is amenable to the non-visiting charge, and
Mr.. Carey's name should have been embraced
in the list Of illiterate politicians.
We learn that Battery "a" intend CIV
ing grand ball sometime in December. This
will certainly create stir in
fashionable circles, the deserved popularity of
this sterling organizati being pie assur-
ance that the ball will be notable event of
the winters pleasures.
80. The School Board seem to favor dila-
tory measures, and in their contest with the
people have adopted Fabian policy, which
they fondly hope will win. The people, how
ever, have notions of their own on this sub.
ect which may materially interfere with the
tactics of the board.
-. The Young Mems Benevolent Associa-
ion will give a grand fancy dress and prone
lade concert at st. Patrick Hail. on Wednes-
lay evening, November 1st. The affair will
oe purely complimentary, and the arrange
nents are being made on very grand scale.
The gentlemen composing this organization
ire noted as famous hosts, and their guests
IN this occasion will certainly have really
.oyal reception.
49,. We are pleased to see that the Academy
If Music will shortly give benefit to the
NJ ,nufacturing Company of this
,ity. This company, which is now being orga-
lized, is stock company, and has for its
object the advancement of home industry,
uch as the production of those goods which
ire now manufactured North and imported to
his city. The principal feature will be the
manufacture of clothing, shoes and other ar
icles, which, after more complete organiza-
ion, will be announced. A meeting of the
stockholders has been called, at 200 Poydras
treet, near Baronne, M ,nday evening, the
Sth inst, at o'clock, and all who favor the
objects of the association are cordially invited
o attend.
: For good shoes at low rates go to Bachman's,
s Camp street, under City Hotel.