The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31
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Secretary of State Deslonde is " off,
for day or two.
-. The public schools will be closed Mon
day (All Saints Day.
-. The customs offices at this port will be
closed on Monday, November LIST GAN Saints
Day., at II A. NJ.
-. ,Throngs of ladies were yesterday busy
the several cemeteries
-. The injunction taken out against the
new market on Canal street does not seem to
work, as the proprietor is still carrying on
business
80, The United States Circuit Court opens
on Monday for the November term. The
clerk Office will be open on Monday until
II 80 A. NJ.
-. The Judge of the Fourth District Court
for the parish of Orleans will try rules and
exceptions during the coming term from 1890
A. M. to IL NJ daily.
-. The colored militia will be paid for
full days service to the State for attending
the funeral of the deceased Gen. A. E. Bar
orders.
-. COL I. W. Patton was, on Friday, ap-
pointed by Major Burke as General Purchas-
ing Agent for the Department of Improve
ments. This is good appointment on the
part of the M.jor.
The Administrator of improvements
has given instructions to the several superin-
tendents of streets to order the removal at
once of all distractions on the sidewalks of
the central streets of the city.
&C.. The distractions in front of the fruit
stores on Canal street were not moved last
night. Mr.. Desposito says he will give them
until tomorrow morning, and if they do not
comply he will take legal steps in the matter.
....On certain representations made to the
Attorney General by Committee of Butchers,
which representations will be put in the form
of allegations, that official will institute suit
for the forfeiture Of the Charter OF the Slaugh-
ter House Company.
80. There will be meeting of the members
of the bar and the officers of the several Dis
trict Courts on Monday next, in the Sixth
District Courtroom, for the purpose of pay
ing tribute of respect to the memory of the
late Gaspard James.
80. In a certain play there is questionable
paid by woman to her second
husband. After establishing a comparison
favorable to her first she retracts and adds to
number two: "No, my dear, he was brute,
and you are worth dozen such as he"
-. Auditor Clinton has returned to the
city and will, on Monday, keep his Office open
from 10 A. M. until P. NJ, for the delivery
Of bonds funded by the Board of Audit, prior
to and up to and including those funded at
the meeting on October 4.
IA large party of commission merchants
and cotton brokers left for Hammond on the
St. Louis and Chicago Railroad, last evening,
Tor the purpose of enjoying grand hunt.
It was darby limited in some circles that they
want to influence the Mississippi elections
80. "A special committee of the School |
Board, composed Of Lynch, Tracy and Pinch
If Superintendent Boothby, relating to the
ncompetency of teachers, have been at work |
or several days past and will submit report |
It the next meeting Of the Board. There is |
'ome anxiety to see this report, and the ques-
ion which is agi.ating the public mind is,
will it be given to the public.
-. In the United States Circuit Court the |
in the case of John L. Koheler VS.. |
leo. W. Woodfn and Bonnie Dean, his wife,
transferred from the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
riot Court, has been filed. Plaintiff sues on |
behalf of his minor child for the sum of |
$40, 600 damages consequent on an assault on
laid minor child by Wood6n, whose wife was |
made party to the suit as the transferee of the |
property of her husband.
%. The case of the United States Vs. Tom |
Cummings, charged with disobedience of
awful orders and assault and battery on
he first mate, Louis Green, while on the
high seas, was yesterday decided by United
States Commissioner Craig, who sen. Cum
hiags to the United States District Court, |
lnder bonds Of $3.50, which was promptly
furnished. The case of Louis Green, charged
With shooting and wounding said Cummings,
vas continued until next Monday at o'clock,
when decision will be given.
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