The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-04
ON DIT.
Sunday is the day to picnic and I

-. Sunday is the day to picnic and ex-
cursh. Far us4
-. Mr. Levy, the great DollarlStore man,
leaves for Europe this morning.
-. The bark Genevieve, from Bordeaux,
lust arrived, had large cargo of liquors.
She brought 1884 casks of wine.
-. The Globe Theatre is advertised to
open on Sunday, September u, 1875, under
the management of E. L. Bremond.
-. The open cars on the Canal street line
have become very popular, and are crowded
every evening by pleasure seekers.
=. The man who had an umbrella yesterday
morning was very popular, but in order to re-
tain this popularity he had to be very strong
and entirely beyond the reach of fattery.
-. There was perceptible falling off in
the number of ladies on Canal street yesterday
morning, and dry goods clerks were proper
tionately melancholy.
-. Last evening "Young America" having
in iowa one-pounder took possession of Tivoli
circle and fred salute of thirteen guns in
honor of the "day we celebrate"
-. The Customs offices at this port will
be closed on Monday, 5th instant, in COM
memoration of the Fourth of July, except
between the hours of 8 and 10 A. NJ, for en-
trance and clearance of vessels only.
-. Oar esteemed friend, Mr.. James G..
Clark, Of Magazine street, left the city yester-
day on business trip to the West and
North. We comm end him to our friends in
those parts.
80. The United States war steamer Kansas,
having been believed by the Canandaigua,
will leave this port tomorrow for Pensacola.
whence she will 60 North and be put out Of
commission.
80. Saturday evening the tugboat Brashear
made Q trial trip down the river, and proved
herself to be one of the fastest vessels of the
kind ever seen in these waters She was
built at Algiers, for Mr.. Charles Morgan, AID
is intended for service at Brashear City.
49,. The Orleans Street, City Park and Lake
Railroad is being pushed forward with great
rapidity. One track has already been laid
from the City Park to Spanish Fort on the
lake, and the other will be finished inside Of
two weeks.
80. The Fourth of July will be celebrated
in different sections Of the country on three
different days this year. The third, fourth
and fifth will each be chosen for the celebra-
ton in different localities. 'Rah! for the
Fourth
-. To. day the various places of resort in
and about the city will be enlivened by the
multitude. ticnics at the Delachaise and
Fair Grounds are amongst the many festivi-
ties which will 60 great way in commemo-
ration of the glorious Fourth.
-. The Garrick Club will give their sec
ond complimentary entertainment of the
season at the Varieties Theater on Friday
evening, July =, 1875. The beautiful drama
entitled "Clouds and Sunshine" has been
selected, and will doubtless be admirably per-
formed.
Why can not we have yacht race on
the lake? At present there is harbored there
those dashing yachts Jennie, Cayuga, Brew
sters new boat and others Of the SAME class,
and contest would go far to enliven our sum-
mer afternoons. The railroad company and
hotel keepers ought to put up prizes.
-. The Cannoneers of Donaldson will
meet at Donaldsonville to-day, for the pur-
pose Of recognizing their old company, and
to celebrate the anniversary of our National
Independence. Distinguished orators of New
Orleans and from other portions of the State
will address the meeting. We are under
many obligations for kind invitations to be
present.
-. The annual examination of the orphans
at the Jewish Widows and Orphans Home,
on Jackson street, will take place to-day.
These exercises are always of q most interest
ing nature and the friends and patrons Of
that worthy monument to the charitable may
we'll feel proud of the high educational stand
ard which has been attained by its inmates.
Ion dit, that coyrere proposes to pub
lish book at no late date, reviewing the
history of the various societies. charitable in
stitutions and educational associations which
owe their origin to the exertion of the Jewish
element in this city. Already have proof.
sheets been shown us, which in themselves
are guarantee as to the correctness Of facts
and data. As o literary production in itseli
the work will be highly appreciated by those
who know how to honor the efforts OF o
writer.
A TUSSLE FOR THE LEAD.