The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06
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As usual there was nothing stirring at
court Saturday morning.
.Dryades Market has taken the palm
from the French for rich and strong coffee.
:. Many complaints have been made rela-
tive to the frequent presence Of dead dogs on
our streets This nuisance should be abated.
Next Saturday the last calling of cases
before vacation will take place. Attorneys
should note the fact.
-. ."Nepinchen is the name given to the
new "pin 'em back style. That sounds all
right, hut the spelling is peculiar.
-. The Press Club are under lasting obi
cations to Henry G. Foley, Esq, for many APP
preciated favors and kind suggestions
:. On the last trip of the r. E. Lee, two
companies of United States soldiers took
charge of the lower deck of the boat, and
chased the mate into the river.
-. The city yesterday concluded the pay
ment Of the salaries of all the employees for
the month of May To date the city now owes
nothing for salaries for the present year.
-. Court circles are awaiting with impa-
thence the closing of Col. W. R. Cranes argu-
ment before Judge Hawkins. Vacation is
approaching.
-. If somebody would buy ont the stock
of the small boys who deal in fans on the
Baronne street cars it would be esteemed
favor by passengers. As it is, these urchins
are nuisance.
-. Ten rich friends of Truthful Phil en-
ticed him to a Chicago hotel last Tuesday. gave
him a dinner and surprised him with solid
silver tea set of six pieces. That is better
way to get silver plate than Buffers.
-. Lake rides will be INDUCED in consider
ably Sunday afternoon. After this heated
SPELL the refreshing breezes of the Lake serve
to invigorate and restore the laborers of the
week.
-. The Lotus No. 3, from Shreveport, ar
rived yesterday and brought to this city,
among other passengers, Mrs. Gov. Pickehs,
Mr.. Thos. Poland and wife, and Mr.. H. R.
johnson and wife.
-. The ladies of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, in behalf Of the orphans, return
thanbs TO Capt. Carter and Clerk Chas. Dix,
of steamer Jno. A. Scudder, for magnificent
cake which they kindly donated to the fair
held at Exposition Friday evening.
-. Among the many passengers who left
for Europe this morning on the steamship
Andean were VIM. A. Randolph, Esq, MIR.
NJ. Flannery and Mr.. Jonas Sporl. all we'll
known cotton press men, and jolly good fell
lows.
-. Preparations are being made to give o
grand literary and musical entertainment,
together with a spelling match, at the First
Baptist Church, corner Second and Magazine
streets, on the evening of the 22d of June.
Look out for something unusually attractive.
-. Our young and esteemed friend, Mr..
Nestley E. Lawrence, connected with the
well known house of G. H. Lawrence & Co.,
leaves this morning for Boston. There are
some of his particular friends who declare
that he will not return as bachelor. As the
ancient Richie would say, nous verrons.
-. In the case now pending before the
Superior Criminal Court, of Jacob A. Hagger-
0OOOooo4y
after the fact to the embezzlement in the
Germania Bank, the bond was reduced from
SIS, 900 to $500. Ed. Mayer signed the
bond and Haggerman was released.
She measured and turned and folded
and twisted the snowy tissue of the inchoate
summer dress for some time and said: " This
putting troubles me very much !" "Never
mind, my dear," said he, 81 will have it
pulled in the BULLETIN p The scissors missed
him.
We were in error in stating that Mrs.
Mary Harrison, charged with kleptomania by
Mr.. NJ. L. Byrne, had been honorably dis
charged. The case has not yet come up for
trial, but it is fixed for the 10Th inst, before
the Second Municipal Court We are in
formed that the ladys name is not Mary, but
Margaret, and we state the fact as many un-
pleasant mistakes have grown out Of the SINH
larity OF the name.
-. In one particular the hopper pestilence
is not equal to the carpet-bagger infection.
Some farmers, few days ago, caught in
Kansas several bushels of Rocky Mountain
locusts or grasshoppers. and upon dissection
and careful examination found in each well
developed msggot which must eventually kill
the pestilent insect. OUR Southern nuisance
contains no similar self-destroying parasite.
| Our old friend and whilom ccnfrere,
h G. Hester, Esq, Secretary of the Cotton
Exchange, leaves us for short visit to the
North and West. A long and intimate &C.
quaintance with Mr.. Hester gives us the
privilege of speaking of him in friendly
way. No purer gentleman or upright laborel
in the cause of the prosperity of the South
lives in our city, and we trust his sojourn in
the North will prove beneficial to his health
and enjoyment
On the steamer Natchez there may bt
seen, in an elegant frame, a copy of news