The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03
On DIT.

LIE JUICES ana jury rooms IN the Gus
tom-House will be ready at an early day TO,
occupation.
The grand ball of the Young Mems Be.
nevolent Association will take place this even.
ing at st. Patrick's Hall.
80. The Custom House idlers were busy dis.
cussing the elections in the different States
Tuesday morning, there bling no local topics
of interest on hand.
-. Notwithstanding the Associated Press
dispatches, Custom. House circles are firm in
their conviction that Shannon stands not a
ghost of chance.
go. Mr.. R. Desposito yesterday made an
affidavit against Jean Berth, the proprieto,
of the private market near Madame Olympes,
for obstructing the sidewalks.
-. 1t is reported that the 1.-TWO Orphans "
will make descent upon our city again after
their presen: S journ in Vicksburg; SO we may
expect more legal skirmishing.
.... 1t is said the testimony in the Halpin
case, now going on in the Second District
Court, excels French comedy for richness;
it is. however, not Fit for publication.
49,. There is strong movement ON foot
amongst the members of the bar here to press
the name of Hon. j. Ad. Razier for the posi-
ton of United States d strict Judge.
-. Louis Green, first mate of the ship Viz
ginia, charged by Tom Cummings with
shooting and wounding him while on the high
seas, was, Tuesday, discharged by Commits
sioner E. D. Craig.
-. The Governor yesterday appointed Gus
Robins Conouncilman for the town Of Kenner,
parish Of Jefferson. He also issued pardon
for Alex McGurney sentenced to one m onth
in the Parish Prison.
A man noted for his closeness, who is
compelled to keep span of horses, remarked
to friend recsntly . LIS all very we'll to
have them, but don't you think it annoying
that thu SO beasts should be eating while we
are eating p
49,. That irrepressible jokis', and whole
souled gentleman, Col. Jack Wharton, who
has just returned to the city, last night paid
as visit He was as lively and as full of fun
Is ever. He was accompanied by Col. Geo.
B. Butler Of New York Col. Butler, who is
IN old journalist aud tho proprietor and
editor of the Arcadien, is visiting our city for
pleasure
49,. One of the coolest cases of composu re
on Canal street yesterday. As lady
vent by the corner of Bourbon a newspaper
vas seen to dropa her feet. A gallant young
elbow noticing the occurrence, picked it up,
nd running after the lady, rendered it to her,
skiing politely: as this yours ?" The lady
lesitated for NJ onent, but real zing the stu
.tion, answered with a bland smile: "No,
ir y Subsequent examination proved that
he newspaper had been used as a hustle or
illing in of some kind
THE new steamer Mary Bell, Capt. J.
!. Hicks, which is lying at the head of
iravier street, is being visited by large
numbers of people attracted thither by
uriosity to see and inspect this monster
'oat. The Mary Bsll is the largest steamboat
yer built, and the elegance and finish of
very detail of its construction and equip. |
nent makes it almost curiosity. She will
cave this afternoon at o'clock for Helena, |
nd in the meantime all who desire to see her
ill be cordially welcomed by the polite and
ttentive officers.
We were shown yesterday beauti-
III bronze medal awarded by the Interna-
onal Jury OF the Worlds Exposition in 1873,
! Vienna, to Messrs. Behan, Thorn & Co., of
lis city, for the best alcohol. Ga one side
this exqusitely designed me 2al is the head
the Emperor Of Austria in bold relief, sur
FUNDED by this inscriptions: " Francis
oseph, Emperor of Austria, King Of Bohemia,
C., appointed King Of Hungary" Ga the
,verse are three figures delc4tely and mos!
cut. representing agriculture, com
erce and the arts. Surrounding them are
le words Worlds Exposition, 1873. To
-erit." The medal is about three inches in
ameter, made OF the finest brorze, and
orthy to be preserved as work of art.
. Standing in front of the showcase CT
leap shoemakiDg establishment on Royal
rect, two men were criticising aloud the en-
rprising proprietor. "Look at dem shoes,
st me here four dollars and half; had
m youst two muaiz, und dey was broke
ready. He guarantee me dem shoes for six
untz." dot vos bade,' replied the other,
Of | vos you. l poot him in der papers for
eating peoples mid his sheap shoes" A I
ird person standing by and suspecting the
itics to be high-priced shoemakers, jerked
, his foot, and pointing to his ripped boot,
lshed them by remarking, :" Yes, and look
these sixteen dollar boots; your style of
oemaker had also guaranteed them tor six
onths."
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Our late fellow-cit zen, we might say old fell
" citizen (he will not think hard Of for tell \