The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-07

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49,. Pedro has lost shining light in Col
Tracy, Of the Republican.
49,. Owing to the illness Of Judge Abel
there was no session Of the First Distric
Court Tuesday morning.
80: The unfortunate gentleman, who in
timated that it rained Tuesday morning, hat
been properly cared for sfe
IA picnic reporter thought he heard the
report of fire cracker yesterday, when il
was only whisky smash. as ~.
- Quite large excursion party of colored
people arrived in the city. yesterday after
noon, by the 1855 train, from Mobile.
Sales Of. pools by .. E. Roper, for the
billiard match, will commence this evening,
at o'clock, in the st. Charles Exchsnge Il
Positive evidence is given Of q New Or
leans police, officer helping lady over St.
Charles street yesterday. Where's the
Graphic balloon nowp 14
-. 1t is said that most of the knights
Templar have recovered from the effects Of
their last crusade on foreign shore. Some
of them, however, bear the mark of the cam.
paign yet.
-. Francis Boimare, the man that did
such an extensive business in the employment
of men to work on the Eads' jettes, could no,
be found yesterday. Another case of mystic
rious disappearance.
-. Isn't it imposing upon good nature
just the least bit to send written invitation
to reporter to visit an old and dying friend
and to lead him into smallpox hospital.
Our opinion is made up. III
-. "A small boy was seen within the pre-
cincts of the Court House yesterday. He re-
ported he remembers having once seen q
human being thereabouts. His story is re-
ceived with considerable credenoe e 4.
-. The steamers Bertha and Belle Row.
iand arrived here yesterday. from Red River
and Opelousas, and brought down 8l5
head Of cattle. Quite large number to az.
rive by boat in one, day. ,,,syg.i.t ..aaay
-. The hbelous report that one Of our
judges was kidnapped by an Italian organ
grinder and Taught to dance with another
monkey ID not true. It was the work Of al
unprincipled vendor Of spruce beer.
-. It is generally believed in the Seventh
District (Carrollton) that there is gang of
escaped convicts in the woods back OF the
district Persons declare that they have
seen men in the woods in convict uniform.
80. 1t is amusing to see how the houseless
ours congregate now about the several stations
since it has gone abroad that sausages are to
be given out. They intimate they are hungry
and want one square meal if it does kill them.
49,. The gutter on the lower side Of St.
Mary street, betsssa ST. Charles and Camp
streets. is in filthy condition, and is an
intolerable nuisance to the neighborhood.
The attention of whom itsmay concern is
solicited. Md.
Somebody suggests that perhaps we
are having just 'iittle" too much rain now.
Our long intimacy with the leading employee
of the weather department lnsures this hint
being taken SO that the public can rest as
sured of cessation. Hf7 VI
-. A small boy has written to US to in
quire whether he can fire off his pistol next
Sunday. as he forgot the last was the Fourth.
BY all means, sonny, for we are glad some
body intends doing justice by the day, If it
is only name pro tune. ' = ~.
"A little four year old child on Camp
street yesterday ran in to her mother, ex-
Mamma, Kitty said such naughty
word just now!" what was it, DEAR"
asked the mother. She put her lips to her
mothers ear and whispered: " Kitty told a
Saaey lille boy that he tcas Beecher!"
49,. 1t is somewhat singular of late that
our city has been made acquainted with the
mysterious disappearance Of SO many Of its
Within the past three months some
five or six well-known residents have sudden
ly been taken off-no one knows how-and
now We learn of two others. Where is this
epidemic going to end?
49,. Notwithstanding the act Of the last
duly signed and promulgated as
law, prohibiting the employment of convicts
outside the wards of the State Penitentiary,
several hundred of them are still employed on
the line of the jackson railroad. Nowadays
it appears that it is the duty of no one to have
the laws of the State executed.
Somebody has suggested the idea of
importing lemon or cocoanut simply for
The purpose of giving the gentlemen of the
something to do, 1t is said
The amount of disguised industry there
about is enough to run the million
dollar telescope, and for the benefit of the
country and the welfare of our community it
should be provided for.
-. The famous old racer Lexington, the
victor over Lscompte, the grand old horse |
that in his wonderful race against time over
the Metairie made it in.7:l9a in dash Of four |
miles and only had it beaten once and that by |
quarter of a second, is dead. He died near
Lexington, Ky, on Thursday last, and no
doubt was inferred with honors BETTING |
his royal station. Wonder if the fact
that his time had been beaten by quar-.
ter of a second, and the further fact, that the
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