The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05


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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
news agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival Of the 2 P. M. train.
Thanks to C. G. Haley, Esq, for copy OF the
"Conquest Of Europe,"a Poem OF the Future
in fourteen short cantos, by Confucius.
There will be grand entertainment given at
Eagle Hall, for the benefit OF st. Johns I. l..
Sunday School, on Thursday evening, December
8, 1875. Tickets ten cents.
The Grand Grove Of the United States Ancient
Order Of Druids will give grand fancy dress
and masquerade ball, on Saturday, December IL
1875, at Odd Fellows Hall Thanks Tor uckets.
Mr.. Philip Werlein, the Baronne street music
dealer, kindly sends US copy OF new song en-
titled "Mother, Do Not Fer Forsake Me" written
and composed by G. W. Bennett.
The first annual election of Directors for the
Firemen's Insurance Company will be held on
the 9Th inst We are under obligations for an
invitation to be present.
Oagliostro is the name OF a new waltz, founded
on the operetta of the same name, by Johann
Strauss, which has been kindly sent us by Mr..
Louis Grunewald, the popular music dealer.
The pastor of the Coliseum Place Baptist
Church will preach to-day at II A. M. and IA P.
N. in the church edifce, corner Camp and Terp-
sichore streets. Seats free. All are welcome.
The Ladies' Aid and Sewing Society will give
grand fair at Grunewald Hail. for the benefit Of
the Touro Infirmary. commencing Monday, the
9Th, and continuing during the week. Admission
twenty-five CENTS
An entertainment for the benefit Of St. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Sunday School, will be
given at Eagle Hall, on Thursday evening next,
ut o'clock. Among the attractions will be the
farce of Toodles."
Combinations are generally very powerful and
sometimes very useful. staub says his counters
exhibit combination Of news and interesting
Z sading matter unequaled anywhere in the coun.
try, He can be seen at Goldthwaites bookstore,
No. 60 Canal street.
At the regular semi-annual meeting OF the
United Laborers' Benevolent Society the follow
ing gentlemen were elected to serve as officers
for the ensuing term: VIM. Crotty, President;
John Thompson, First Vice President; John Jour-
dan. Second Vice President; John Grayer, Treas
urer; John Sheren, Secretary.
A friend, writing from Richmond, Va, con-
corning the Rev. DR.. Wilson, now pastor OF the
Coliseum Place Church, says of him:
"Earnest and evangelical with capacity for
original research in the Scriptures and interpret
alton, such as have never seen exhibited before,
and the most mastery analysis and presenta-
ton no subject was ever touched by MIN tnat
was not invested with new and abiding interest"
TouRo INF1RMARY.-There has been quite
Butter among the bellies and beaux Of the city
over the grand fair to be given by the LADIES Aid
and Sewing Society, for the benefit of that popu-
lar institution, the Touro Infrmary, at Grune-
valid Hail. Monday evening, continuing during
the week. From the large sale OF tickets there
will be Jam during the whole entertainment.
We learn from California paper that the Rev.
William Leacock, (son Of the venerable rector OF
Christ Church, Canal street, of Louisville, Ken
tuckv, was married on the 10th of November, In
Naps, California to Miss @. E. Rowland, OF that
place. Mr.. Leacock has many friends in this city
who will be glad to hear that he has joined the
order Of Benedicts.
The FLOOD YEsTERDAY.-It has been along time
since we have been visited by such rainfall as
we experienced yesterday, and, notwithstanding
the efforts of the draining machines the surplus
OF water remained in the upper back portions OF
the city, on the Streets for several hours. In
some neighborhoods in the Sixth District the
residents were compelled to resort to the use OF
skiffs to reach the city cars. Many gardens were
submerged, and some damage done.
We are indebted to the Second District ANA
teur Brass Band for a pleasant scramble last
night, after the meeting of the Crusader En-
campment of Seven Wise Men.
This organization is similar to that of the
knights Tempar, and their drills are Of the
sameycharacter.
The uniforms of the society have just been re.
ceived from Baltimore and it is expected on theil
first parade they will make very handsome dis
play. -
LOUISIANA DRAMATIC CLUB.-There will be 8
grand matinee at the Opera House to day at noon
for the benefit Of the House OF the Good Shep
herd, under the auspices OF number OF the mos
prominent ladies Of our city. The Louisiana
Dramatic Club, most popular amateur organ
cation Of our city, will present two very delight
mi comedies in their best style, and we doubt no
the entire affair will be grand success.
NIGHT WITH SHAKEsPEARE.-Nr. Joseph =
Fountain will read at Grunewald Hall, on tn
evening of December 16, several most admire
selections from Shakespeare. Mr.. Fountain
thought to be a really splendid reader by all VIII
have ever had the pleasure of hearing him, an
he will on this occasion be assisted by the famou
musician, Basie Bares, who will introduce fo
the first time the famous quarto piano.
The attention Of parents who have daughter
IN educate, and who may wish to send them
some excellent college outside of this State,
called to that frst.class institution of learning
the Columbus (Ga.) Female College, which hi
no superior in the South and which has vel
many advantages not possessed by others. III