The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-10
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80. az M"will find a letter in the Post
office in relation to the book.
-. The Bio Bravo has at last left Galveston
for the Rio Grande.
-. Judge Stokes, of Grant parish, arrived
in this city Saturday morning. 1t is under
stood that he will take steps against the Police
Board for redress.
The steamboat Lessie Taylor, which
arrived on Saturday morning, brought down
four hogsheads of new sugar, the first received
this season.
-. 1T is expected that Judge Tissot, of the
Second District Court, will render his decision
on Monday in the hardly contested case OF
Dunelly, in which is involved the validity OF
very important will.
-. The first sugar from the Lower Coast
was brought to the city yesterday on the
steamboat Iberia. 1t was lot of five hogs
heads. raised on the plantation of John Dy-
mond, Esq (Belair Pisntation.)
49,. Republican leaders are still remarkably
silent on the subject of the election law. 1t
is now most patent that there has been some
little game put up, but the de facto boys
don't want it mentioned.
-. The police are receiving pay in certi-
feates for one month.
1t is reported around Police Headquarters
that Sergt Bergeron will BE- candidate for
police captainship, if Capt. Montamat is dis
charged from the force.
80. If stray police officer would some day
take walk back to the corner of Canal and
Marais streets, and hold short converse
ton with the crowd of negroes, who most do
congregate thereabouts, the neighbors would
probably vote him an increase in pay, that is,
if he could induce them to leave.
80. The public are curious to know what
has become of the promised investigation of
the McCarty case. Superintendent Brown
promised, some time ago, to hold a careful
examination of the whole case, aud if the al
legations were true, that he would take action
against McCarty. '.It will never do to give it
up so, Mr.. Brown"
" In celebration of the second annual
anniversary of Rsv. Theobald Matthew, the
Catholic total abstinence societies will parade
to-day. The procession will form at the in
tersection Of Canal and Camp streets, at 2:30
and march through the principal streets. At
$50 o'clock the Right Rev. VIM. II. Elder
will lecture at st. Patrick's Hall.
-. The gallant steamship Hanover, of the
North German Lloyd, commanded by that
navigator and courteous gentleman,
Capt. Himbeck, arrived here Friday night with
a large passenger list Exclusive Of the cabin,
she had on board two hundred and ninety
five. She experienced pleasant weather dur
ing the whole passage, except few hours off
the Azores.
-. Superintendent of Police Loan intends
to put stop to the sbunco" business. At
least, it is officially announced at police head
quarters that such is his intention. The an
is in the shape Of a "report for
reporters, which reads as follows:
In obedience to instructions from Suoerintend.
ent Loan, several ''bunko" ropers were to-day
arrested.
The Superintendent is determined that no
buL ko games shall be played in this city while he
remains In position as superintendent Of Police.
He has issued instructions to arrest all bunco
ropers coming to the city or found on the
streets.
That he will use his best efforts to rid the city
Of such characters, the public may rest assured.
P. H. BOYLE, Secretary.
If Superintendent Loan carries out his in
tentions as above set forth, no will merit
and he will still further merit
praise if, in addition, he breaks up those me-
gro dens on Franklin street, below Custom
house, the gambling dens in the vicinity of
the jackson Railroad Depot, and stops the
revolutions of that paddle wheel, at the