The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY HoRNING. MAY 2, 1919
MuRDER-We are called upon record the occurrence
of another murder which happened yesterday afternoon
The killed Joseph Leblanc waiter in the United
States Restaurant in Bienve street. between Charles st.
and the Levee The individual who COMM ted the deed
we could gather them, are as follows Mr.. Apuente en-.
tered the restaurant and called for dinner after having
b. b s 1 9s saa f . s he h% o
tended upon HIM he could not give the desired information
called Leblanc fool from which quarrel speedily arose
and before the atercatOn ended AlGuente stabbed the
we're that the WounSed man ded in sho tme Apuente
was not arrested al late hour last night
LAFAYETTE CouNcIL.-Ths LAFAYETTE Council met last
night and mmediaey after the reading of the journal ad.
Journed until Thursday.
in which Washington Fleming severely though we be-
eve not dangerously wounded From person stabbed
coming off the sfeabcai ST.
Mr.; Austin, mate of the Cora, man with whom Austin
had had previous difficulty observed following
them The man, whose name we could not ascertain, was
A" Fleming meda
three places receiving two wounds in the neck and
and craua Which nervaned The msn who made III
tack instantly fled and took refuge the St Helena viii
Their he was pursued dsarmed. and, we understand,
verely beaten.
PosT OFFICE JEwELs.-The diamond case was nvesti-
gated by Recorder Genois and the following facts
light lsham slave belonging to Mr.. Woodbridge. the
straeted package sent from New Yok to Mr. Tarke Of this
Christian Hescker who voluntarily confessed the when
arrested by Cap Youennss Heseker the meantime esed
edged the theft and was remanded to jail to take his trial
Co9 Hecker gave bail for his appearance IN the sum Of
INVASION OF THE DoMEsTIc HEARTH l-Loza spriggs
caot English Who she states had enaed her house in Ma
rails street, called her unbecomng behaved quite
ordered hun away resoiueiy refused she beggedDhe
was deaf she aved-he laughed she raised the shove-he
oamosed For the assault and threats she asked that he
might be arrested which according DONE For shame,
I4supceot; you an English man. and want to beat wo
man
according TO the affidavit of one OF the watch of the First
Municipality, assaulted him without the slightest
in pcfuse abuse but actually throwing segr his face
against the peace and dignity of the State" Not liking
into afraa and Africa 10 the the eaaboose We hope that
the Recorder will salt" this of Ham sufficiently
the night.
MAKING No1sE.-Chares Mack and John Murphy.
under veil of the night committed divers and sund strange
wardanee and ending with the whoop peculiar the red
man. Not content with this gratutous exhibition, think
ing from the closed windows around that their efforts
not APPRECIATED they proceeded to still stirling deve
of Their Of oe by humping the sd
Charles and John escorted to mediate among the
tombs They gave bail for their appearance
A STOLEN TRuvK-One of the watchmen belonging to
day morning arrested man named Frederick Miller in Cont
street. between Chaes street and the Levee having in his
supposed to be stolen Yesterday morning Miller was
ese 6 for n whsn M
tents had been stolen from his No 81 Tchoupouas
in eoesson Of the accused Miller was sent before the Fist
District Court to answer he charge OF larceny.
BILL ST. LoUIs.-Wilam Eubanks, alias Bill st Louis,
whose for larceny noticed yesterday, brought
gu dPosed that the night of the 18th ult there was
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few silver dollars and god watch and cham valued at
s' Ih Jss ss sssRse fs a ons to
GaP who was af1 mpcaed was as well as
MODERN CHrvALgY-Mary Mahoney. being engaged.
house Gaan street found herself S WITH ONE Of
the First Municipality police who insisted escortng
not to the entreafes Molly to be let alone and
fee moved he added his strength hers resist the
mandate. But the of the law proved more than match
for the four arms opposed, and John.on and Mary
placed in quod.
LARCKrY.-Nclael Cnyle yesterday examined be-
fore Recorder Baldwin the charge Of stealing from the
silver and silver watch worth $40 Coyle was before
the First District Court to answer the charge OF larceny.
THE CASE OF CHANpLER-At about past s o clock
lat night the after having been out rs hours returned
verdict OF gully OF mansaugheTia the case OF Chandler
We believe is the intention OF tie defendant to move for
new trial.
AssAULT-John Higgins arrested for grossly abusing
Mary Smith, when she walking in the street Mary
souty testified oath the calling of that would
shock polite and that Higgins had also moested her in
sundry ways. He will be examined on the charge.
SWEET AND SoUR-Jose Mglez and Frederick Remer,
Levse street the properly Of M Chaaon were Yesterday
offence before the / irst District Ceurt.
WATCH sTEALINs-Mr. Mace of 17s St. Louis street,
Celeste who resides at 1874 and 1856 Dauphine street
with having stolen his gold watch. worth $500 warrant
was issued for the arrest OF Celeste.
LARcENY-John and Eugene Daily whose arrest we
noticed have been examined and sent before the LIST District
Court for trial.
NOTICE.
A have this day retired from business all persons to
claims within fifteen days from this date would also no.
y all indebted to to come forth and settle with
me within that time would also solicit from my friends
cessor, P. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
New oIIeans Apn 1919 ap4 I'm. 50 Commerce st.
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