The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-26
ON DIT.


-. Saturday is noted for two things espe
cially--interview with the cashier, and th
day of rest following.
-. Judge Gastinel occupied the bench o
the Second Municipal Police Court on SatuI
day morning.
The school teachers will be paid for tn
month Of February on Tuesday next at hall
past 2 O'Clock.
The Boston Base Ball Club will play
match game with the Amateur Base Bail Clul
to-day, at Mccarthy Square, o'clock T. M
The Southern Dramatic Club will Civ
their first complimentary performance durinl
the latter part of April. They have selected
the drama Of "Home Wreck"
Protector Steam Fire Company No. 2
of the Sixth District, will give grand fancy
dress and masquerade ball at the Hall O
Home Hook and Ladder No. l, on the even
ing Of March 81.
Col. Geo. Levy, Chief Engineer. and
Capt Bach. Assistant Chief Engineer of The
Louisville Fire Department, are guests Of
Chief Tom O'Conner, and visited the en-.
Rlno houses yesterday.
=. Superintendent Brown yesterday an
nounced his intention of Responding all the
present members of the School Board, with
the exception of McCarty and Ingraham. he
will appoint some other persons in their
3laoes.
go. The Governor yesterday appointed
WIN. Hammond, Justice of the Peace of the
Eleventh Ward. parish of Livingston; E.
Long, constable, same ward, and B. A.
Guidry, constable, Eleventh Ward, parish Of
st. Landry.
There was an eclipse of the sun Sat-
urday from 2:12 o'clock P. NJ. to 4:04 P. M.
Of one digit only. Parker, the astronomer,
had his telescope on Canal street, near the
Custom. House, where seats were reserved dur
ing the performance.
-. Manager James Flynne will open the
st. Charles Theater on the Sd of April, With
large combination company from New York,
who will appear in variety sketches and
dramas. Manager FIynne intends making the
81 Charles one ofthe most fashionable theaters
Of our city.
100. On the 31st day Of March the jefferson
City Fire Department will parade the streets
of that city. One of the chief attractions of
the event will be the grand bali to be given
by the JUNIORS, at the wigwam corner Mags-
zine and Sixth streets. Col s. N. J. Smith
win deliver the opening address.
50. The Workingmen's Democratic Club of
She Sixth Ward, composed Of the young men
Of the ward, met Saturday evening at their
hall, corner of Barracks and Burgundy streets,
and organized. The following is list of the
officers: President T. Moustion; Vice Presi-
dent. s. B. Gill; Second Vice President, F.
". Nikoll; Marshal, T. J. Gilloly; Secretary, |
o. G. Cain.
....A committee, composed of Davis and
Wilson and another man, all frightened off.
cials of East Baton Rouge, had lengthy in
tsview with Gov. Kellogg yesterday. What
franspired is not known, for during the con-
ference the Executive Office was closed. and
every body were denied admittance, and the
committee were grand, gloomy and mystic
EiouA
....Dr. Davidson lost valuable horse yes
terday by an accident. The doctor had left
his buggy at the foot Of Barracks street. to
attend to patient, and, while he was absent
the Mobile train came along, and the en-
gineer sounded the locomotive whistle. The
horse took fright and dashed across the track,
but in crossing it he caught his hoof in the
rails and broke his leg. 1t was found neces-
uazy to kill him to put him out of his
misery.
I'VE were last night honored with call
from those genial gentlemen, Col. Cross and
Msj. Easton, Of the Royal Guards. The OBJ
jeot of the call was for the purpose of inform
ing us that the Royal Guards would give
grand concert and ball on the 2lst day of
April, for the purpose Of purchasing summer
uniforms. It will be remembered that the
Royal Guards compose the battalion of young
men who made such handsome display on
Maxdi Gras as Rex's body-guards.
-. The Southern Republican Club is
looming up on the political horizon, and has
increased SO largely in numbers as to cause
no little inquiry as to its character and pur-
poses. The opinion seems to be pretty gen.
nrally entertained that it has "third term
endencies, but that is rather gauzy. 1t is
more likely intended to influence the city
lection. The membership of the club is now
variously computed at $500 and 5000, but .
10Th these figures are rather beyond the :
mark. :.
LADIES FAIR.-The fair to be given by the
adies for the benefit of St. Anthony's Italian :
Church promises to be q great success. It
. being gotten up under the management of
n association, whereof Mrs. Cnas. E. Schmidt l
. the President, Mrs. D. II. Chaffraix is the {
Vice President and Mrs. G. w. Dunbar is the !
Secretary. The fair will commence at Grune-
vald Hall on the 2eth Of April, instead Of the !
.4th, as heretofore announced, and extend to |