The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-20
ON DIT.


the Fifth District Court.
There was only the ordinary business
going on at the Custom House Tuesday.
New suits are beginning to be filed for
the coming term in the District Courts. The
dockets are clear.
-. Coliseum Square is looking very dilapi-
dated now, owing to the ruined condition of
the ratings surrounding it.
=. These charming October days, made up
of sunshine and exhilarating breezes, bring
out the ladies by the thousands.
-. The Democratic and Conservative State
Central Committee, convened for the 2lst
inst, will meet in Parlor P, st. Charles Hotel,
through the courtesy of mine host, Col.
Rivers.
$50 After considerable labor the streets
leading from the levee have been put in
splendid condition, and now there can be no
delay in relieving our front from jam of
incoming freights. About the lower landing
this will be great convenience to our mer-
chants.
Major Shipley has received an improved
rife from friend in Baltimore The new
design, rare workmanship and improved
sights make it an heirloom. For few days
it will be exposed on exhibition at r ,dwitzs
saloon, on Common street. We must con-
graduate the Major on his late acquisition.
Court Officer Houlihan, who Was sent
to the Parish Prison by Judge Steele, of the
Superior Criminal Court, was still in DURANGO
vile last night. and the probabilities are that
he will remain there for the other of the five
days for which he vas sentenced. Judge
Steele stated yesterday that he would not re-
NIT the full term for any reason whatever.
The new styles of ladies' bonnets and
hats are more than usually becoming and
tasteful. They give even to an ordinary face
a peculiar attractiveness, while pretty ones
become simply bewitching. If, in addition to
these bonn els, the ladies would wear skirts
free from the mud aud slime of the streets,
they would be positively irresistible.
I'VE understand that some young ladies,
who occasionally promenade Canal street,
wonder why the gentlemen of the club oc-
cupying Mr.. MERGERS former residence insist
on keeping the inner blinds to their front
windows closed SO strictly. Not that the
dear creatures care to look in, you know, but
they are just curious to kno why such is the
case, and what there is to hide any way.
There Was a meeting of the subscribers
to the Cooperative NJ lnufacturing Associa-
tior, on Monday night last A temporary Or
ganization was effected, and r. j. Connolly
elected President, and John Kaiser Secretary
A committee was appointed to draft charter
ss well as to recon- mend names for directors
permanent organization will be effected
Monday evening next. The benefit rendered |
~ Mr.. Bidwell, of the Academy of Music, on |
was given in charge of special |
committee.
80. Every train now is bringing back our
ummer runaways, who. having had surfeit
# fun in the pleasure retreats of Virginia,
tennessee and the North, return to their
ZONES full Of bouyant hope for the future,
nd satisfied that there are worse places in the
7orld than New Orleans. We may envy the
ewly returned the pleasure they have had
nd the rosy cheeks they bring back, but we
herish the hope of escaping some day from
lbor's treadmill and going " out for hoi-
ay ourselves.
-. Green trowsers with a yellow stripe
lree quarters of an inch wide down the
cam; blue jacket with yellow brandenbomgs
nd trimmings, yellow cap trimmed with
reen and tin front O. a la Hessian, {" bearing
,e name of the corporation by which they
re employed, was the uniform proposed for
le collectors and runners of certain cor
crate companies. But we understand that
le project has been abandoned on receiving
le assurance that the young men will here
ter keep away from lunch houses and bill
ard rooms during business hours.
-. That troublesome horse disease, the
oizootic, is gradually coming nearer and
carer to our city. We have had accounts of
) appearance in Cincinnati, Baltimore, and
her large Western and Northern cities, and
st nights dispatches informed us that it had l
ade its appearance in Memphis. This is not
UGH variation from the course of the disease
hen last it appeared in our city, and it may be
ell for our horse owners to prepare to meet
and if possible, take such precautionary
easures as will prevent its assuming any '
lngerous proportions here.
PROPERTy HnInFRS, IryJOy