The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22

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On the first of September the BULLETIN vii
issue q correct, concise and comprehensive
statement of the commerce of the city of New
Orleans during the past year, made up and
compiled by gentleman whose facts and
figures cannot be disputed by the commercial
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GARNER, the billiardist is an object Of cueri-
osity at Newport
Miss Ada Gilman is q member Of the new
Chicago Theater, which opened on the 10th.
It has been found that in nearly every civilized
country the tree that bears the most fruit for
market is the axle-tree.
Mr.. Grunewald. the popular and obligiug music
dealer, has favored us with copy of the "Bella
Waltz" for the piano.
A police court reporter OF the Sun says that
"shackles do not facilitate travelling" No; and
vet bracelets are nice for two-wrists."
"Trouts, is it," remarked the Irishman, when
asked IL trout were to be found in a Killarney
stream; "faix, the wather's shift wild EN-"
Our Canal street has many attractions worthy
Of the notice OF promenaders and sight-seers.
One OF the most enticing of these attractions is
the elegant book and stationery emporium of R.
G. Eyrich, at No. 100.
"No, my boy" said an opera singer to poor
young man who wanted her to give up singing |
and marry him, "there would come times when |
couldn't take your appetite away by warbling |
an air from sLohengrin.'"
1t is announced that Miss Pauline Markham
has begun . professional tour of the provincia
theaters OF Great Britain, and that she is to act
and sing in new opera bouffe, expressly written
for her, and named "Cigarette."
There's something very pretty in ladies' gloves
this season, especially when they have one OF
Htaub's fashion papers in them. He dispenses
these interesting papers from the bookstore OF
at No. 50 Canal street.
Elder W. Il. Stewart, of the Christian Church,
Of Mississippi, will preach at the First Baptist
Church, corner Magazine and Second streets,
this morning at IL o'clock, and also this evening
Mt 7:30 o'clock. Seats free. All are cordially
invited.
An exchange says "the Sandwich Islanders
believe that Beelzebub walks the earth in the
form Of q woman" And now and then you will
ind man in this country who believes 80 too,
md that he has married the womau.-Courier-
Journal.
A most interesting match game will be played
On Monday evening at the st. James Hotel Bill
lard Hall, between Mr.. Oberlander, Of this city,
md gentleman from New York. The game
will be 800 points, French carom. The public
nave an invitation to attend.
The pet costume chosen by the ladies for sum-
ner excursions in the mountains, just now, is
blue flannel, made short in the skirt and trimmed
nth military braid. "Indigo angels striped
nth rainbows' is what correspondent calls the
livinities 90 clad in his vicinity.
It is seldom easy to see the hidden benefaction
q that which is an apparent affection. boy :
rho was "coniounding" the mosquito was told
y his pastor that doubtless the insects are
made with good end in view," when the young
camp replied, 81 can't sec 1t, whether it is in I
lew or not. At any rate, don't like the end I '
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HALL LONE STAR JUNIOR BASE BALL CLUB - q
II meeting, held on Friday night, of the above '
lamed club, the following officers were elected, c
PRESIDENT, 81. Dumonlin Vice President, F. L
Secretary, F. Kathman; Treasurer,
l. Tronchet; Captain, A. Baker. Board of
directors J. Kelly, J. Houston, ]. Ducy Stew 5
I'd, E. L. Burns.
We are rejoiced to note an evidence of revi-
al Of trade between the important town of y
hieldsboro and New Orleans. On Friday a
rominent citizen of the former place formerly
I New Orleans) came here loaded down with a
nge basket of croakers, and retnrned home yes II
erday with one ham and bottle of whisky. b
Who says that our trade is not reviving? v
They were going down Canal street on their :.
,ay to the Northwestern Railroad depot, on their
ray to picnic. They carried market basket Il
overed with white cloth between them. He g
,okad Kind NJ sheepish and as il he wished he | "