The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-26
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Judge Woods will arrive here Novem-
Der Is, if his rooms in the Custom House are
finished by that time.
=. 1t was Edward E. Duffay, Esq, who
was elected Marshal of the johnson Rangers,
on Saturday night.
49,. Company G. Washington Artillery, will
drill this evening at 7:30, as usual, at the
Arsenal, Perdido street.
Judge Cullum occupied the bench in
the Fifth District Court Monday morning,
and was engaged in trying rules.
We are having regular Indian summer
weather. Those who complain of the heat
have apparently secured their winter suits.
Commissioner Craig issued a warrant
for the arrest of Cummings, the mate of the
ship Virginia, charged with mutipy on the
high seas.
The rule for bond in the case of Matt.
Hogan, which was argued on .turday before
the Superior Criminal Court, has been made
absolute.
Don't interfere with man who has q
hobby that man, negatively, is immensely
useful to society, his hobby keeping him out
of deal of micshief.
$50. Gov. Kellogg is expected to put in an
appearance at the State-House to-day Act-
ing Gov. Antoine is the only man in the
whole S ate that feels bad about it.
The residents Of Jackson street are, it
is pleasant to notice, giving more particular
attention to their gardens, and their example
should be initiated by all lovers of the beauti-
full
Gen. J. B. Hood was appointed one of
the Marshals at the unwilling Of the statue
of Jackson at Richmond, Va, but was pre-
vented from serving on account of sickness in
his family.
Buffalo Bills Nellie was used up on
Sunday by the dog Jack, after long fight.
There was the usual number of sporting gen.
tlemen pres ent to witness the aff.ir, which oc-
Cured at the game pit on Rampant street.
There are two bridges leading from
Milneburg to the Spanish Fort that are in a
dangerous and broken condition. This road
is frequented by pleasure vehicles and pedes-
TRANS, and the bridge should be repaired.
We understand it is the inten ion Of
that well-known organize alton, Battery A, to
have grand parade on the Eighth of Janu-
ary next It is probable the other military
organizations will follow their example.
Mr.. Thos. Devareaux, detective Of
the metropolitan police, who was some time
ago suspended by the Chief of Police, and
whose case was taken under Amusement by
the board, was reinstated on Monday, with
full back pay, the charges having been dis
missed.
In further evidence of the decline OF
the price Of labor it is said that shoe-mak-
ing establishment in this city obtains good
workmen at from sixty to seventy-ive cents
day. First-class heavy congress CATERS, either
sewed or screwed, are offered at four dollars
and half pair.
Our friend "Bounju," who takes
nothing stronger than old rye, with lump
of sugar in his'n, upon being asked by gen.
tleman Of an inquiring mind why it was that
40 many people went to Frederickson 4
Harte's before breakfast, CURLY replied:
"Theif tastes are (vichy-ated) vitiated.
1t is little singular that some of our
leading oyster saloons have not added to
them the apparatus necessary to steam
oysters. The bivalves cooked in this style,
before the war, were considered most deli
cious. and now in all Northern cities con-
noisseurs pronounce steamingthe most tooth
some way of preparing the oyster.
-. Ring out merrily. the bells, the mar
riage bells The social atmosphere is clouded
with the Sainte Mousseliae and laden with the
perfumes of the orange flowers. No fewer
than four of the prettiest Creole girls are to
be led to the hymenial altar within the next
fortnight, consequently down town is all agog
at the happy coming events.
Senators Breaux and Weber, OF the
Feliciana District, are bold in their expires
sion that they propose to act independently
of the Packard ring in the matter OF the re-
cent troubles. They agree with all sensible
people that Smith is incompetent, and should
be removed; and, further, that as residents o.
that section of the State, which they repre-
sent in the Senate, they are better qualified
To know the needs of their constituents.
Those who have for some time past
been in the habit of looking to Northern boa
builders for their models of speed and sym
metry should pay visit to tie yard OF oul
old friend, John Mahoney, in Algiers, to IN
spect a new thirty foot shell, built OF Spanish
cedar, by that rising mechanic. Chas' H. Ma
honey, chips of the old block. As th'
shell now stands she is perfect beauty
weighing eighteen pounds, and looking a
speedy as dolphin. We congratulate Mr.
Mahoney on his latest success.
As the theaters usually open each weei
with some new attraction, SO Eyricb, thu
fashionable stationer, presents new and at