The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-13
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. Mobile is now prepared to issue excur-
sion tickets to all the Virginia springs
The school teachers were paid yester-
day for the month of March.
:. For frst-class quiet retreat the Court
House now offers superior facilities. There is
nothing to disturb one
.Customhouse circles are quiet now,
saving the presence now and then of wan
dering politicians.
"A mule on the St Charles and Oaron-
delet street line actually trotted yesterday.
The driver is up for fast driving.
Cherries, ripe and red. conjuring up
visions of sweet lips and sparkling eyes, are
now to be found on our fruit stands.
Religious services will be held at the
Academy of Music on Sunday evening Rev.
DR.. ]. B. Walker will oficiste.
The Press Club are again under obi
cations to Haley for latest monthlies, illus
trated weeklies and choice reading matter.
Mr.. Marx. F. Bigney. formerly connected /
with the New Orleans Times, is now editor-in-
chief of the Richmond Enquirer.
We have to reiterate our former re-
marks regarging the uidangeurs. Night cart
1880 was odoriferous Friday night on Camp
street.
Mr.. Emory Olapp, one of our most
prominent and estimable merchants, leaves
to-day with his family for California, where
he intends spending the next four months.
:. On Tuesday. evening next Col. W. r.
Crane will address select audience upon "the
present condition of our political affairs and
its correlation to past events and future pro-
spects"
"A number of our citizens have engaged
passage on the steamship Memphis, which
leaves for Europe on or about the Goth inst.
Among them we notice Mr.. James jackson,
President of the Gas Company.
-. The wholesale grocers and produce
merchants have signed an agreement to close
their stores, during the summer months, at
o'clock P. NJ, in order to give their clerks an
opportunity of obtaining some relaxation.
=. City Hall matters are not exactly as
exciting this warm weather as horse race,
neither are there any very turbulent mobs
about the place. The various departments
move along in old grooves noiselessly.
-. The New Histrionics will give their
second complimentary performance Of the
summer at the Varieties Theater on Monday,
June 81. The comedy of "Won at Last
and the farce of "First Love" will be the
attractions of the evening. We are under OBJ
legations for complimentary tickets.
Mr.. V. Tanner, the Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements of the Orleans
Dramatic Association, has kindly favored us
with tickets to the second complimentary
performance of the club, which is to take
place at the Varieties Theatre, on Wednesday,
June 23d. Robertson's exquisite comedy of
of s.Home' and the farce of "The Artful
Dodger will constitute the programme.
-. Perhaps it is just as we'll to let those
innocents who remain abroad until the last
car, and who affect concert saloons, know that
the other passengers in the Car are not par
ticularly anxious of being informed about
their sport in cheating barkeepers. If they
would moderate their tone of conversation
perhaps everybody would not know what
kept them out so late when they should have
been in bed.
"A daring attempt was made Friday might
, by the negroes of the Seventh Ward to rescue
! the prisoners in charge Of Capt Pagan, whilst
they were on their way from the Criminal
, Court to the Parish Prison. Sheriff Pagan al
once summoned an additional force of hi
deputies and drove off the crowd. At one
time fight was expected. The negroes were
violent in their demonstrations and seemed
determined to effect their object, and but fol
the promptitude shown by our Crimina
Sheriff, something serious might have 90
Cured.
On Friday evening, June rs, 1876, thu
Garrick Club will give a grand benefit per-
Torrance at the Varieties Theater, to the
Louisiana Relief Association of 1875. The
popular play of "London Assurance" has beer
chosen for the occasion and will doubtless be
admirably rendered by the talented members
of this Club. The object of the benefit is 9
very worthy one and we have no hesitation in
predicting crowded house. Tickets can be
purchased from members of both organiza-
tons, and at the theater, on the day and even
ing of the performance.
80. We are kindly remembered by the ole
Aurora Benevolent Association, and their mis-
sive comes in the shape of q delicately exc
cuted invitation to attend their annual prone.
| made concert and soiree dansante, to be give1
at Carrollton Gardens Friday evening, July
I'd. Those who have ever had the good for
tune to attend the Aurora's entertainments
have always looked back to them as bright
spots in the memory. The moonlight ride OF
the river, the gorgeous garden and the hospi
, t,lity of the association, all unite in making
r their ANNALS a gala occasion. We shall b.
there.
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