The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
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Judge Billings is trying number OF bankrupt
and injunction cases in chambers to-day
The University School presided over by Prof
j. M. Saunders will open it's doors to scholars on
Monday, the Sd of September. This schoof has
| q deserved reputation for thCroughness and eel
entifc educational merits, and the corps OF assist
| ant professors comprise some OF 0tr best minds.
The men at work on the court building have
| nearly completed their labors, and the several
rooms look so changed for the better few will
recognize them ne the same old cobwebbed, dingy
chambers.
CalifOrnia pums are selling at thirty cents a
dozen at the fruit stands, and it now takes only
ten cents for an ordinary case of cholera mUrbus.
The Hope Base Ball Club, Of the Third District,
defeated the Modoc Base Bali Club, for the third
| time, at she Montegut street green on Sunday.
Variety club, to be known as the Standard
Club, WAS lately organized. with the following
officers John r. Siener, Jr., president; ALT.
ferguson, vice president; Armand NJ Delaval
lade, recording secretary; Ed A. Williams, fnan-
cial secretary; George Washington L1hmsD,
treasurer; viii A. Flynn, stage mRnaEer; Angus
tus Williams, sergeant-at-arms.
The B. T. Nichols base ball club defeated the
Ruby base ball club on Sunday last: score II to
~. The Nichols play the Grssshopper juniors
next Sunday at the Delachsise Grounds, the
game to commence at half past o'clock sharp.
The Nichols have won 10 out OF 81 games played
this season.
The telegraph company now engaged in put
ting npipew poles, ought TO see that the sidewalks
they dig up and the crossings they displace are
as speedily replaced as possible. Last night one
individual hurt his leg severely by stepping
where the crossing was at the corner OF Camp
and Gravier streets, and failing to find il. The
corner liz dark, and nothing is there to warn pc.
destrians that the old crossing has been RS
moved.
The Mobile Railroad Company, II only as o
matter OF profit, ought to put on more cars for
their Sunday excursion trains. Notwithstanding
the fact that two long trains, one with nine and
the other with eight coschep, were sent out,
many had to stand both ways.
Mr.. L. Girot, who has been absent from the
CITY for some time, has been in Paris on pleas
ure and business trip combined He brings with
him all the latest fashions, and his entire stock
has been selected with view Of meeting the
demand Of our most stylish young men. His es-
adjustment is on Camp, near Canal.
It il requested that the ladies do not look 80
'hopelessly" pretty as they ride in the street
cars and walk on Canal street.
We respectfully enter another protest against
the angelic women who enter the street cars and
coolly hand dollar bill to chivalric youths. who
have to stand up for about five squares until
they get the change.
The victims of our summer exodus are begin.
ming to come back and congratulate themselves
about the upshot.
Last evening the gallinippers had free run on
the Rampant street cars. They were rabid and
venomous
Patrolman Seward got off cheaply for his adj
tie WAS only fined ten days pay for leaving his
beat, bulldozng 3 woman, and generally behav-
ing in manner unbecoming an officer and
policeman,