The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-31
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-. Imports dropped off slightly last week
-. The promise is good for large orang,
crop about the city.
... Tuesday, Judge Hawkins will hold (
session in the Superior District Court.
People are deserving the lake coast, ani
the Mobile trains come in crowded.
-. The Court House was as silent and
solemn as Westminster Abbey Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. Kinsella's report will be first sen
to the Secretary Of the Treasury before it ii
given to the public.
....Up-town society is stirred over an ap
preaching marriage. The bride is said to b.
quite belle.
... It's amusingto see the SCOTT. with which
our street ours look at the police, now thai
sausage season is over.
THE subscriptions to the premium
bonds are reported by the city authorities en-
couraging and satisfactory.
The lady clerks of the Post Office have
now become expert at their respective duties,
and everything goes on smoothly.
-. The pet of the Third Precinct Station,
Capt. Lawler's dog Nellie has been stolen.
They are erecting gibbet down there for the
thief.
-. DIR. Castellanos gave certificate last
night that Mr. Terrebonne is out Of danger.
The ball had not shattered the jsw-bone as
much as it was thought.
White and colored base ballists seem
determined to test the right of occupancy to
certain commons in the Sixth District by
wager of battle.
Sheriff Waggaman is not going on with
the writ of fieri facias against the Mobile and
Texas Railroad. Tae writ of assistance from
the United States Court prevents him.
-. There is difference of opinion between
the lessees of the wharves and wners of YES
sells regarding wharfage dues, and the City
Council has been called upon to decide the
matter.
The argument in the Larrieux- Frilot
habeas corpus case was concluded yesterday
and the case was taken under ad.
visement. Judge Abel will deliver an
opinion on Monday.
AT the meeting of the Crescent City
Rifle Club, held last night, Capt. Vaudry in
the chair, routine business of no interest to
the public was transacted, and between twen-
ty and thirty new members elected.
-. Police Magistrate Gastinel released
some sixty soiled doves, arrested Sat-
urday night for violating city ordinances.
He decides that they can not be locked up
unless they are found acting in an indecent
and he holds the police can not raid
hem at will.
THE crowd of loungers around the
Third Police Court numbered almost six hun
ired Monday morning. This is becoming a
nuisance, as people going to the Fren Oh
Market find difficulty in passing on the ban
luette on either side Of st. Peter street. A
aaul of these idle persons would be of benefit.
1t is an open question who won that
shooting match on Sunday, at which, 50 far
% known, nobody but the contestants were
present. Tony Hollaway says it was only pos
'ble to make twenty five, and he made them,
md beat Bob Shortridge. and Bob s. says
reversing positions) the same thing. Friends
ire adjusting the matter. The parties in
crested are members Of the Crescent City
Rife Club.
=. "A number of ladies Of the Fourth Dis
riot propose forming an association for the
purpose Of mutual aid in securing competent
ervants. If the society becomes numerous
10 member will accept any servant without
n evidence of good character from the last
Employer. In Germany now every servant
must show her certificate before being en-
aged, and nowhere in the country can girl
Without it find situation.
-. The cool weather North will soon be
ending our friends who are sojourning at the
'arious fashionable watering places home
gain. 1t isn't the pleasantest thing in the
world to be summering," where it requires
good coal fire and warm vrappings to keep
me comfortable. The climate of New Or
cans during the entire summer has been
much more delightful than that Of any of the
toasted centers of fashion and folly.
The excursion to Madisonville on the
,retty steamer Camelia, on Wednesday
lext, promises to be very pleasant affair.
rne launch of the steamer Martha, which is
o take place durirg the stay of the excur-
ionists, will be we'll worth Witnessing and
he trip, aside from the launch, is one of the
most delightful imaginable. The fare is only
me dollar for the round trip, and the steamer
caves on the arrival Of the 9 A. M. train and
eturns in time for the 7:30 P. M. train.
When a man tells the naked truth must
i've the bare facts.
ga Eecktie Festival is what the st. Joseph
No. Herald calls hanging
Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
he Tea Depot, 5 Camp street.