The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-23
ON DIT.

80 There was nothing of importance going
on at the City Hall Wednesday morning.
-. The Kip Rowing Club announce Christ
mas Eve as the night for their grand ball.
-. The number of patients in the Charity
Hospital have greatly decreased in the past |
week.
o.. The words "Big Bonanza" have be-
come slang expression among the New Or
leans boys.
Marshal Packard knows nothing of the
West investigation, and says if there is any
going on, it il only political ruse.
! -. Judge Staes, of the Second Municipal
Police Court, sent the Administrator of Police
Sl17 SO, for fines collected during last week.
=. The deputy sherifs of the Superior
Criminal Court have been made happy by the
promise of something substantial in the way
of presents on Christmas by Sheriff Pagan.
=. Mayor Leeds has responded to the
communication of the Governor and informed
him that the expenditures for the various
departments for the year 1875, up to Deem
Der 1st, amounted to Sl,3l0,023 %.
The mother club of the Second Ward
will hold meeting at Minerva Hall, next
Thursday night Dec. 23d. Every voter of
this ward ought to be present, as business of
the utmost importance will be brought before
the meeting.
There will be meeting of that starnch
Democratic club, the Bulletin Guards at
their hall corner of Poydras and Liberty
streets, at half-past o'clock this evening.
The club will proceed in a body from their
hall to the meeting of the Central Club at
Mechanics Institute.
We are pleased to see that the Third
Ward clubs have nominated among others, to
the State convention, that talented young ma
tive of our city, Mr.. VIM. E. Todd as dele
gate We are satisfied that the ward will be
ably represented in him, aud that his abili-
ties will be of service in the convention.
Several gentlemen, members of the
Property Holders Union, say they will use
measures to obtain the signatures of the Gen.
, trail Council to q resolution which will be
i, offered at the meeting of the Third Ward
Mother Club, calling for 81 poll taY en- every
voter in the State.
"A boy was seen walking about the
streets Wednesday morning with two huge
posters hung about his neck, one falling in
| front and the other behind him, each bearing
the announcement of some merchant deter
mined to direct public attention to his wares
....There is something mysterious going
, on in high Radical circles, and the prominent
: members of that party are hobnobbing over
30 ~, fl,ao oIoi Y1C,
session of the Legislature. The colored lead
!, ers are pushing their claims for a fuller rep
resentation in the future.
AT meeting of the Golden Earp Social
Club held on Tuesday, Dec. 2lst, 1870, the
fcllowing officer were elected for the ensu-
ing year. Those marked with star were re-
elected II. E. Capdan, President; j. Wang.
Ter, Vice President; &C. Aron, Financial Sec
retary: J. Loze, Recording Secretary; M.
Huet, Treasurer.
Would it not be good idea to compel
floats loaded with cotton to keep the right
hand side of Canal street when going tc
Woods Press 1t will be impossible to KEEP
the left hand side of the street in a fit condi
ton for buggies and carriages, if these heavily
laden floats are allowed to travel on it. Make
> them keep their own side, Mr. Superin
tendent.
Mention having been made of delays
on the New Orleans, st. Louis ana Chi
cago Railroad, it is due the officers of tina
popular route to say that in spirit OF &C
commodation they have waited at their varl
Gus crossings for delayed trains OF othe
roads believing their patrons would prete
arriving in this city late rather than to wal
, over twelve hours at an interior railway Cross
ing.
It is one of our pet virtues to b
patient, but when, as yesterday, we had 4
ride home in crowded Magazine car, stand
ing, whilst lady vacantly stared into space
with the adjoining seat taken up with he
bundle of something, probably Mrs. Winslow
? soothing syrup, we sigh for our own weakness
and humbly ask that that charming gazell
} NAV have to take the whole lot before goin
to sleep tonight
All ladies would have US believe tha
thew are timid aud deslrous of escaping OF
It. seryation. But when one of them stops
he cio"uou "' -
lso while she kisses half dozen friends gooC
a. a. bye, gives them whole budget OF message
to their famiies and friends, then gets in til
- car and looks cross until some man, worn OF
It'll by work, gets up to give her seat, We al
= somewhat inclined to doubt the entire acc'
racy of this claim to timidity as applied TO Il
sex in general.
10 The Elmira Advertiser, in an elabora
notice of the Tietjens- Goddard concert, give
in that city on the 10th inst, has the folio
c., ing notice of our talented young New Ofleal
artist:
The first encore was given to the violini'
Mark Kaiser. The fantasia he played was
exceedingly sweet and attractive one' as
to,oo IF opa wa love. and "