The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-21
ON DIT.
-. 1t was a quiet day at the City Hall Mon

Don despair, laCleS, you IL hedi iiohi
Menus in good time. His knights are as val
liant and gallant as ever.
1.-The graduation exercises of the Lower
Girls High School will be held at the Central
High School on Wednesday, December %,
1875, at o'clock P. N.
The lawyers are evidently too full of
the approaching holidays to enjoy legal tilt,
and so they put all they can off until after
New Years.
The former proprietors Of the private
market which was near Nine. Olympe's, on
Canal street, are about to start another at the
corner of Common and Rampant streets.
The levee from Canal to Poydras
street is being laid with oyster and lake shells
eight inches higher than ever before. Mr..
Edward Flood is experimenting the work.
Administrator Of Police d. Mccarthy
received the following amounts: Fourth Mu-
nicipal Police Court, Judge L. Adams, 81 so;
Fifth, T. Mccormack, 0000; Seventh, j. W.
Falls, $l2.
We hear rumors of several large and
elegant leap year parties being in preparation
by the bellies of our city. Won't it be nice,
young gentlemen, to have affairs reversed just
for once?
-. The physicians appointed in the Cole
man commission will meet at the Medical
College, Wednesday morning, in DR.. Logan $
Office, whether to visit Coleman or not Is not
known.
The residents on Canal street, between
Claiborne and Galvez, don't understand ex-
actly why the neutral ground in the center OF
the street is allowed to be made a sort of pas
ture for stray cows, mules and horses. Nor
do we either.
AT shooting gallery on st. Charles
street last night, there was match between
several well-kn rifle shots, and Mr. Hell
denheim won-ths privilege of paying for the
champagne all around. He proposes going
into training.
Every Democrat of the Second Ward
should respond to the call published ii
another column to attend the meeting Of the
Central Club, Thursday evening. Ample no
tce has been given by President Houston, SC
that there is no excuse for remaining away.
Wa may expect perfect avalanche o!
cotton here soon, judging from dispatch re-
ceived last night. The steamer Mary Bel
arrived Monday morning at Vlcksburg with
1000 bales of cotton and 10, 900 sacks of seed
This will probably exceed her second trip
which was unprecedented.
We have been informed that Menus
in order to concentrate the Carnival feshvi
ties, has determined to postpone his annua
display, which usually takes place on the
evening of the 31st of December, to the
Thursday before Mardi Gras. which falls thi:
year on the Oath of February.
-. President J. r. S. Selleck has called {
meeting of the Central Club of the Fourth
Ward Democrats, at Mechanics Institute, fol
Thursday evening. 1t is particularly desira
BILE that every voter should attend, and tina
they should interest themselves personally il
the selection of judges for the election 0
delegates.
1t is well to have the children enjo
themselves as much as possible when thei
pleasure does not seriously Inconvenience
others; but when they rush up and dowl
crowded thoroughfares on cranky velocipedes
to the great annoyance of everybody else,
is time parents put stop to it, or if they vii
not the police should. Some very seriou
accidents are liable to happen in this way
unless the practice is stopped
49,. The public markets were sold at auc
ton yesterday for the month Of January, 1915
The following is the result of the sale:
| Fruit and vegetable, Demestre &