The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-08
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-. Exit Twelfth Night Jewellers, enter
Washington Artillery and Continental Guards
j.. Many Of the delegates to the Conven-
ton left yesterday morning for their homes.
After the parade of the Con.inentals to-
day they will partake Of fine dinner at their
armory.
-. Everybody is already on the q'ti uire for
Mardi.G ras, and it is expected the Carnival
will be most brilliant
After the Twelfth Night ball, many
young ladies were late down to breakfast.
The Lord of Misrule is responsible for this.
-. The matinees at the theaters to-day will
be over before the procession starts. Re-
member that, ladies'
80. No person will be admitted into Lafay-
cite Square during the dress parade of the
Washington Artillery on Saturday unless
holding special card of admission.
49,. The next social event on the tapis is
the approaching Assembly ball, which will be
given by select committee of ladies belong
ing to the elite of New Orleans society.
" st. Charles street, between Julia and
Catudi, Will AOe 10 d 6oou PA"oo W 600 sAAo
parade on Saturday afternoon. The soldiers
avoid that quarter.
y. How about those Leap Year parties,
ladies. that you assured your gentlemen
friends you intended giving Immediately upon
the opening Of the new year?
....E. w. Devices and E. D. Triplette,
both Republican members of the House, are
very sick, and but small hopes of their re-
covery ara entertained.
Since President Grant has failed to nomi-
nate Judge for this court, the office might as
we'll be nailed up so far as any practical ben
eft to our citizens is concerned.
-. President Dibble, of the School Board,
will issue instructions to teachers to receive
no pupil that can not produce a certificate
that they have been vaccinsted, or some other
satisfactory evidence of that fact
-. Yesterday driver on the Magazine
street line of cars actually looked down a
side street for passengers. This Jehu should
be investiga ted at once, for an occurrence OF
this kind is remarkable.
After the holidays the Custom-House
has settled down to its normal condition, and
the clerks are struggling with import duties,
whilst the faint fragrance Of egg-nog fickers
in their memories.
- The opposition to the Returning Board
is taking shape, and though the Legislature
may not give relief, the public demand for a
change can not fail to be met by Gov. Kellogg
in some way.
go. Numerous complaints have reached the
Board Of Health that the alley leading from
Dryades to Baronne streets, near Canal, being
in filthy condition for the last two months.
Won't somebody attend to this matter?
" The litigants whose cases are pending
before the United States District Court are in
the position Of Little Miss Finch, who waited
and waited about the chancery courts during
the Jarndyce case, awaiting judgment that
never came.
The Battalion of Washington Artillery
will be formed on Carondelet street. head
resting on Union, at P. NJ. to-day, and will
march through Canal, Chartres, Royal Camp,
Julia and St. Charles streets to Lafayette
Square.
The route of the Continental Guards
to-day will be the same as that followed by
the Washington Artillery Canal,
Caartres, Royal, Camp, Julia and ST. Charles
streets, to the lafayette Square, where they
will meet the Artillery.
49,. Officer E. E. Sherman, who was dis.
missed the force for unofficer-like conduct
some time ago, was yesterday reappointed by
the Police Board. 1t will be remembered
that he shot Mr.. Brousseau in the late police
row on Royal street.
We have omitted to mention that the hall
of the Variety Dramatic Club was very neatly
Illuminated yesterday in honor of the Twelfth
Night Jewellers. The gallery shone resplen.
dent with many Of the fair sex, and the guests
Of the club enjoyed royal hospitality, followed
by terpsichorean pleasures.
%. The Times man had glorious time on
last Tuesday evening; he went to ball at
Grunewald Hall, given by Battery A, Louisi
ana Field Artillery; he says SO in his "Loca
Brevities Of the following morning. 1t is to
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everybody else thought it was postponed, ant
are still awaiting it with anticipations o
pleasure. That man loves solitude, but OF
this occasion he was ga very large compan!
of guests"
Thursday night, about 10 o'clock, I
number of ladies and gentlemen boarded tn
ship Marion, lying at the head of Felicit.
street, Capt Lowell commanding. At frs
the Captain took the parties to be rioters, bu
upon an investigation it was ascertained tina
they were few Of his friends who took hin
by surprise. Everybody on board was awak
ened, the cabin cleared, and dancing was il
order. Afterwards fine supper was enjoyed
ASBESTOS Observation-Disclosures is directe,
to the card of Mr.. H. w. Johns, who claims t
be the inventor of various applications o
asbestos, which is certified to by Messrs. H
| nr l1ay C,lauan & Rrn the aoanta for Mr.