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

Marshal Packard wants TO send that Skye
terrier to his home beyond the skies
Judge Woods heard several bankrupt cases
in chambers Saturday morning
Judge Cullom is busy preparing very
elaborate charge to the jury in the Bayly Pond
libel case.
There was martial music in the Second
District court room Saturday morning, for the
Drumm case came up.
Attorpev General Field filed in the eu-
preme Court long brief in the Pete Phillips
case, on rehearing.
."Germans" are becoming fashionable
again in up town society; elegant favors and
splendid music are considered sine qua mons.
-. Judge Woods proposes to try many cases
in chambers, now that his appointments are COM
pleted, and he can give to lawyers the accommo-
dations necessary.
We have received from the Philom athean
Society of Louisiana, an invitation to attend their
meeting, at Grunewald Hail. Tuesday evening,
December 18th, 1875.
In the contest for the gold watch and chain,
at the Sanctuary Table, st. Patrick's Fair,the
fair blonde, Miss Annie Flynn, was the wilmer by
handsome number Of $40 votes.
Superintendent of Public Education Brown
says he does not intend to fill the vacancies on
the School Board. Some other man will do it
for him.
:. The Boston Base Ball Nine having defeated
the Cayuga Nine last Sunday, by score OF 80 10
16, they will meet Sunday, 18th inst, with the
famous Forest City, at McCarty Square, at nall
past 2 o'clock precisely, Third District.
-. There was so mething OF stir about the
French Consurs office Saturday morning. Al
though nothing definite could be CLEANED, it WAS
rumored that question had arisen between that
gentleman and the shipmasters here.
Old Probs. we owe you one for the beautiful
weather YOU have given us for the last few days;
Won have won host of friends in this city lately,
all of whom pardon you now for the wet spell
you sent us about week ago. Prithee, do not
weary Of doing good.
IA pleasant interchange of compliments oc-
Cured lately between Col. w. L. Vaudry, OF the
Crescent City Rifle Club, and Mr. W. +. Cody
buffalo Bill. Col. Yaudry presented to Mr..
Cody very handsome hunting belt elegantly
chased and ornamented with handsome silver
buckle, and the latter gentleman immediately
teIegraphed for a sample and elegant rifle OF the
Evans make for presentation to the Colonel.
These rifles shoot thirty-fve times without load
ing and are noted for accuracy and elegance OF
finish.
-. There's chap on his wanderings who has
produced something of stir in commercial cir
cles here. At first he went to several private
residences, and informed the inmates that
Messrs Renshaw j. Cammack desired to
see them at once at their Office. What
was tho reason OF this subterfuge none
could tell, except that the fellow desired TO gain
an insight into some Of the private residences
for the purposes Of burglary. Again, he turns
up as a carrier of parcels for Messrs. Eyrich &
Co., of Canal street, asking some recompense for
his trouble. People should look out for him.
~ committee from the Tenth Ward
Property Holders Union, headed by W. P. Fre-
ret, ESQ, chairman, and DR.. Tebault, President
of the Union, waited upon the Mayor yesterday,
and presented series of resolutions adopted the
night previous by the Tenth Ward Union, re-
questing the City Council to suspend the pay
ment on the city deLt, and by other reductions,
bring the budget within limit that would be
covered by tax of one per cent. The Council
promised to take the matter into consideration,
and the committee withdrew.
-. There will be quite pleasant episode on
the last day Of the races at the Fair Grounds. |
Between the heats OF the four mile race there |
will be gentlemen's race between representa- |
tive members Of the Washington Artillery and |
Continental Guards for handsome purse offered |
by the Louisiana Jockey Club. Both Of these
gallant companies satisfied that they have |
chosen from their number the very best rider,
and as a consequence the betting ON the result is |
lively and spirited. The ladies are taking &C
tive interest in the matter, and many pairs OF
kid gloves and packages OF bonbons have been
wagered by the fair ones on the result
AT the meeting Of Mississippi Steam Fire
Company No. 2, held last evening, the following |
named gentlemen were elected as officers to
serve during the ensuing year. Those marked
with star were reelected
President, F. Camenden;* Vice President, Toby
HART" Recording Secretary, J.Bercegeay;f Finan-
cial Secretary, j. Nut, Jr.;* Treasurer, Q. L.
Gauche;* Foreman, NJ. J. Hart;" First Assistant,
Ollie White; second Assistant, G. r. Kennedy
Marshal, W. Pagan.
Delegates to the +. G. A.-Maurice J. Hart,
J. Curry, Z. Blessey. Sub-Delegates-*H. E.
Grosch Percy +. Smith and Ed. Ross ". Ber-
cegeay, re elected Secretary.
After the meeting the Company adjourned to
"Cassidy's," where they entertained several of
their friends to supper.
PRIVATE LErTER.-Gen. Augur has received
communication from Gov. Kellogg, calling his
attention to the fact that 'lawlessness" exists in
the parishes of East and West Feliciana, and sug