The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09
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ALI quiet at the City Hall.

....An quiet at the City Hall.
son of perfect rest.
-. Administrator Burke left the city this
evening for Tennessee.
-. The "dead heads on the police roll
vera yesterday ordered to report for duty.
-. Dr. Slnythe yesterday gave certificate
that Special Officer Walsh was out danger.
-. Bored by the School Board-The COM
munity.
advice to the School Directors Fold
up your tents like the Arabs" etc.
-. The tenacity with which the Radical
politicians on the School Board cling to their
Offices of trust is suggestive, to say the least
The employees at the Charity Hospital
yesterday received their pay for one month.
There is four months due. them yet.
Officer Alexson was before the Police
Board yesterday, charged with neglect Of
duty, and was dismissed from the force.
The Dey Of Algiers has not made his
returns to the Administrator of Police for last
week.
%. Hunsacker is in town looking hearty
for campaign. If he had constituents he
would be happier.
-. Canal street, in this genial autumn
weather, was quite crowded Friday morning
with ladies out shopping.
The gloomy precincts of the Custom
House were rather enlivened on Friday morn
ing by the presence of bevy of politicians.
The Rio Bravo is at last off for the
golden shores of Mexico. She left Galveston
Friday morning for the Rio Grande River.
The same old crowd of idlers filed the
| Superintendent of Policies Office yesterday
awaiting glad tidings of appointments on the
police force.
There was a large crowd Of spectators at
the Police Board courtroom Friday morning,
attracted by the Montamat, Mccain and
Sherman trial.
o.. Ali what bright and glorious day. If
such days were more frequent the fashion for
suicide would go out and life insurance COM
panies make more money.
la large catfish passed through the n.y.
drant OF the Third Precinct Station Thursday.
1t weighs about two pounds, Turnkey Boyle
says, but he som etimes sees heavy.
-. The new District Telegraph Company
is now in practical operation, and the uni
formed messenger boys can be seen every few
minutes fitting by in response to dispatches.
-. Ltigants are still awaiting the appoint
ment of United States District Judge with
patience. Billings, Pardee, Beckwith, Dbl
BILE and Hawkins are all named as in the race.
-. The telegraphic operators here, in COM
mon with their brothers all over the country,
are practicing in fast telegraphing for the ap-
preaching contest to be held at the Centen-
NAL.
-. Deputy Sheriff Wurzoerger looks i'm
proved from his recent trip to Agiers with
one of Thompson's Deputy Constables. The
fresh air over there has given him peach
blossom complexion.
We are requested to state that Mr.. A.
H. May, Jr, called at the office of the First
Precinct Station Thursday and identified GER
tain articles of clothing as those stolen from
his room, on the night Of September 49,
-. Among the latest arrivals from the
mountains of Virginia is our valued friend
Jos. Bowling, Esq, Of the firm of Peet, Yale
Bowling. He looks rather more robust and
Just as genial and full of energy as ever.
"A number of the police officers wounded
on the 18th of September, 1874, have been
carried on the rolls since that time, and have
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disabled, and are not able to perform beat
duty, but there are many positions on the
force which they could fill, and which are
now occupied by able-bodied men.
The neighborhood of Prytania street
and Louisiana Avenue has become one of the
wealthiest portions of the city, and certainly
ought not to be without fire alarm box in
close vicinity. The want of one there has
been seriously felt, and now the citizens have
gotten up Petition, signed by large num-
Der of residents there, praying that box be
placed at the Prytania street car station.
There can be no reason why their request
should not be granted by the Administrators.
AT meeting of Battery B, Washing
ton Artillery, held last night, number OF
officers, commissioned and non-commis-
stoned, were elected. The roster OF officers
reads as follows: Captain. Eugene May; First
Lieutenant, VIM. Palfrey; First Junior Lieu
tenant, W. T. Hardee; Second Lieutenant, NJ.
J. Bebee; Orderly Sergeant, F. L. Richardson
First Sergeant, R. McMillen; Second Ser
geant, G. G. Getting; Third Sergeant, A.
Micou; Fourth Sergeant, A. Sambola; First
Corporal. John Meux; Second Corporal Robt
Strong; Third Corporal, G. W. Witham; Fourth
Corporal, W. D. Henderson. At the meeting
last night the Battery changed the drill night
from Friday to Wednesday night
The negro gambling dens on Franklin
street. below Customhouse, are still in full
blast. OF course Superintendent Loan is not
aware of the fact, and of course he is not
posted about those negro gambling dens II
the vicinity of the Jackson Railroad Depot
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