The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
ON DIT.

The employees Of the Sheriff's Office
have had their hands full for the last two days
Gov. Kellogg called upon Judge Steele
yesterday, for what purpose could not be
ascertained.
. Those who have already become satiated
with green peas this year are anxiously await
ing the advent of green corn.
IA grand fancy dress and mask ball will
be given at the Opera House on Saturday
night (St. Joseph's Eve), March Is.
-. The Grand Jury will investigate the
beating of the witness H. CLIPPER, Thursday.
1t is said the Developments it will afford will
be rich.
Wilde, the detective, published by a
contemporary as having "a bullet in his
heart" was quite vely corpse around the
Custom House Wednesday morning.
odd Probs, didn't you know that
Wednesday was matinee day in New
Orleans? How could you so annoy the ladies
as to permit it to rain On such day?
80. Ladies and children have commenced
again to indulge in those pleasant afternoon
trips on the ferries to enjoy the pleasant river
breeze.
=. Juvenile door-bell ringers have again
started on their bold crusade, and servants
again vow vengeance if they catch the young
rascals.
The announcement that there is
Canadian Judge in Louisiana has created
great excitement among members of the legal
profession.
49, The little boy that was sent out by his
mother to get wood and went home with a
splinter in lis toe, was undeservedly whipped
for not obeying.
=. Shoemakers say orders are pouring in
for Ii slippers, just because somebody limited
Mrs. Belknap had small foot How many
can wear these little foot coverings is not
known.
With the return of spring blossoms the
"ting. a-feexers" have appeared, and dilapi-
dated coffee pots and wash kettles are brought
out to 60 through repairing process at the
hands of these wandering MINISTRIES OF tin
panium.
-. Messrs. Navra & Offaer, we understand,
have on exhibition specimens of that novel
invention called malleable glass. 1t is said
to resist fracture even when thrown violently
against the floor, and will doubtless, at an
early day, be used for many articles where
the metals are now only employed. 1t is we'll
worth seeing.
IA committee Of Republicans from the
Eleventh Ward waited upon Gov. Kellogg
Wednesday with series of resolutions con-
demning the course Of D. Urban, Assessor,
and asking that one Chas. r. Thompson be
appointed to that Office. It is limited the
Governor is pledged to Mr.. johnson, of
Madison parish.
-. If some people can find no other way
Of making known their appreciation Of an
actress than by throwing her bouquets, they
should at least choose the proper opportunity
for SO doing They should not interrupt an
elegant soliloquy or an exciting and impas-
stoned dialogue by throwing their floral offer
ings on the stage.
-. The first amateur dramatic performance
of the season will take place at the Varieties
Theater on the evening Of Monday, April
Oath. The Shakespeare Club will celebrate
their anniversary on that evening, it is said,
by the performance of "The King of the
Commons" Many of the friends of the club
are of the opinion that Shakespearian play
would be more in accord with the spirit of
the occasion, it being also the celebration of
the birthday of the great master of dramatic
composition.
=. There was considerable excitement on
Camp street Wednesday morning, and large
crowd gathered on Camp, near Common
street. Itappears sneak thief attempted to
make off with coat hanging in front of the
store Of Mr.. Chapsky, when he was discov-
cred and caught Police whistle were blown,
swatch" called. and some three hundred peo-
pie assembled, but no police for twenty three
minutes When the officer did arrive, he was
greeted with rounds Of laughter by the
crowd.