The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-05
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49,. There will be another Third District
regatta to-day.
This month has an in it and the
oyster trade is brisk.
.... Pinchback is laid up with bilious fever.
1t is rumored that when he gets out again he
will change the policy of his paper.
Mint Juleps are gradually growing Out
Of date and "straigh.s" are coming in; Sc
say the barkeepers.
-. The st. Charles Hotel is undergoing
thorough renovation, and when completed il
will be the hotel of the South.
-. Potter says the ladies here have taken
kindly to striped hose, and they are now
much worn; but he refuses to say how he
knows.
-. Numbers of school teachers daily visit
the Stated House in search of members of the
Committee on Teachers. The Committee
will meet on Tuesday next.
-. Inquiries are daily propounded as to the
ownership of the loan and brokers' Office, at
the corner of Rampant and Customhouse
streets. The police want to know.
-. The members of the police force are
considerably exercised over the present sys-
tenn of brokerage. A full and complete in
vestigation of the affair should be made.
-. 1t was reported yesterday that Webster
Long and E. v. Leclerc had come to an I'm.
derstanding, and that Long would be az
pointed Harbormaster and Leclerc Police
Judge.
49,. The supply of black and tan puppies is
said to be small and the market is high.
There are any number of mongrels, however,
on Canal street corners, but they are not in
demand.
=. Magazine Market. or, as it is now
called, Upper City, presents a lively appear
ance every evening, about 6 o'clock. Crowds
of ladies throng the sidewalks, and much
shopping is done at that hour
49,. The Republican Parish Committee
could not get quorum of members together
Friday night, and so the Barrow Trevezin
fight was declared off, and the Seventh Ward
is unhappy.
-. "A canvass in Republican circles makes
it quite evident that Beckwith leads for the
Judgship of the United States District Court,
but it is said he don't want the place. Per-
haps that may be the threadbare story,
however.
-. Potter, around the corner, requests us
to say, that if that Italian vendor will return
him his counterfeit twenty-five cent bill, he
Potter will give back the four pewter nickles
received in change and the half pint of spelled
peanuts he purchased, and they will call it
square.
-, The building at the corner of Cont and
Char res streets is being fitted up for con-
cert saloon. 1t will be remembered that this
vas the place where Schaunhausen and Socha
aeld high carnival and beguiled the unwary
INTO their tolls.
-. Tom Auderson's teams are pulling we'll
ogether, and his opponents in his party
mile and look on. Pinch's actions are re-
,arded closely, and it's little difficult to say
'xactly where he stands The Ludelipgites
ak big about country majorities, but they
lon't appear to gain much Roadway here.
The steamer Camelia has just brought
'ver the first bale of new cotton from the
of Covington. 1t was shipped
" Messrs. Baddon 4 Warren, and consigned
o Messrs. Richard Flower Il Co., of this city.
rhe bale sold in Covington for 49, cents per
,ound.
AT a meeting of the Algerine Rowing
,lub held on che first inst, the following
Ulcers were elected for the ensuing year
,apt. o. F. Vallette, President; Ed Quinn,
ice President; P. W. Sherwood Secretary;
erome Hanly, Treasurer; VIM. Jones, Cap
ain; Julius Patterson, Lieutenant. 1t was
ecided to give ball in October for the bene-
It of the club, and committee was appointed
0 make the necessary arrangements.