The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-08
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1.-THE Governor has extended the com
mission of E. N. Harris, -four inspector, unit
December l, 1875.
One new bale of cotton was brought
yesterday by the New Orleans, St. Louis and
Chicago Railroad, and was consigned to the
house of Meyer, Weis Co.
-. The Rio Bravo, the vessel intended for
service in the Rio Grande River, was at dark,
yesterday, lying along side of the vessel OF
war Canonicus. She was receiving ordnance
stores.
-. The proprietor of the Vienna Garden.
on Common street, announces among his
attractions musician by the name Of Davis.
We are authorized to state this is not our
gifted composer and talented musician, Prof
Aug Davis.
49,. AT recent meeting of the Eckford
Base Ball Club the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing term of
one year
President, s. Toula Vice-President, H..
Manner; Secretary, G.. J. Arson; Treasurer, K.
L. Hall; Captain, T. Livaudais; Steward, J. Kelly.
=. There will be school exhibition on
Sunday, Sth, at the ST. Marys Catholic Or
phan Boys Asylum, which is situated on
Chartres street, between French and Mazant
streets. We are under obligations for kind
invitations received.
~. There will soon be another race between
the gig crews of the Orleans aad Southern
Rowing Clubs in order to settle the question
raised as to their relative merits at the st.
John Club regatta. The crews have contested
once since then, but as the Southern crew
met with an accident they propose trying it
over again.
We have received another complaint in
reference to the negligence of the census
takers. One of our readers informs us that
no blank has ever been left at his residence
or any attention whatever paid to him by
these officials. He sends us the particulars,
which we will be pleased to furnish to the
proper authorities.
Capt Broussard, the head man of Mr.
Turcotte's great establishment, leaves this
evening for the Teche country to spend
couple Of weeks. and thereby to recuperats
his health. We feel assured that his old
companions in arms, Col. De Blanc, Major
Bob Perry, and others of the same ilk, will
give him warm welcome. No drawer man
ever wore the gray than Capt. Broussard.
-. The following inscription was on
letter received by the Governor:
Guvener
New Orleans Carloge
Customme House
New Orleans La
Parish Of st Landry.
If the man that is responsible wants an
Office he should have it.
-. The boys of Home Hook and Ladder
Company No. !, Sixth District jump the
town on Saturday next and will "pile into
Biloxi and stop there for day or two.
During their stay there will be a grand
so;ree dansante, which will be attended by all
the bellies of the seacoast village, and many
from this city.
An invitation from Mr.. Eugene May, Presi-
dent to accompany the expedition and make
the rounds, is acknowledged.
80. Messrs Schwabacher & Frowenfeldt,
now located at Is Poydras street, have en-
gagged the building now being constructed on
the corner of Poydras and Magazine streets
by Mr.. Chapsky. Their lease commences on
the first of November. This building will be
most substantially constructed, and promises
to be an ornament to the street. There will
be no larger or more convenient business
house on that street.
Tv Of hn Mocd rto
tragedy the Times man, referring to the death
of the victim. says:
As q natural consequence from the combined
effect Of the wound and the severe blows, he lin
gered until $50 A. NJ, Saturda when he breathed
his last.
We agree with the Times man. It was a
natural consequence. A man always fingers
until $50 A. NJ, Saturday, and breathes his
last from the combined effect Of wounds and
severe blows. 1t is well established rule Of
pathology.
Quite a magic transformation has re-
Gently taken place in the basement Of that
popular caravansary, the City Hotel. The
old bar room, which for SO many years
monopolized nearly one-half the Common
street front of the hotel, has recently been
divided up, one part being thrown into
store, while the other-that nearest the gen.
tlemen's entrance-has been converted into
the cosiest and most elegant saloon imagina-
BILE. 1t is vast improvement over the old
one-plenty large enough for all purposes,
and in the matter Of decoration and painting
is far ahead of any apartment of the kind we
have seen.
All the colors are of the most delicate tints
and SO artistically blended as to captivate at
once the eye Of connoisseur. The bar is
neatly and tastefully arranged and is presided
over by Mr.. Charles Denoit, who, with the
excellent liquors at his command, readily con- |
cocts the most delicious beverages, and who
adds to his other accomplishments that of
knowing how to cook chowder fit for the
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