The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

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NEW ORLEANS:.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1919.
Frans.-At O'Clock last night fsc bfoke out at the
corner Of First AMI Jersey Streets Laayete destroying four
frame buildings. two of them belonging John Bense and
Mr. Wuerst AT hafpast o'clock another fire occurred
al the corner OF Live Oak and Third Streets Lafayette in
twostoy double frame house. which was partly
sumed. The furniture was much injured by removal.
SERIOUS CHARsr.-A woman named Sarah Pablo re.
Badwn and made an adayt accusing man nsmed
Felix Quinn Of having attempted violence upon Der
house and then left the Quinn then tried to
outrage upon her but was prevented from achieving his
10 the spot BY her cries issued and Quinn
arrested. The will soon be examined.
Row Psson Rsmsd Cha.s: Ch1d
Of See ana
into his restaurant in Charities street, ST. Peter and
breaking the pIae and turning everything upside down
Mr. Chnder thinking that though these proceeding, might
be great fun Tor them they 10
him. called Waterman to assistance on which the nice
Young men soptd IN a bury
O'Clock the house Of NJ Austin Johnson Spain Street
between Casacavo and M9eau was entered and robbed of
named Mcha. flaming and RICE Of having perpet is
the Iobb.ry Tanning Yesterday arrested and remanded
70 the Parish prison for further examination Rice has not
yet been arrested.
RoBBKRY.-lt will be remembered that day or two
ago noticed the fact that in the Third Mu
robbed Of $3.50 worth Of groceries Yesterday Mr. Gooen
Of the store made an affidavit before Recorder euze
and B. Cefsh with having committed the robbery They
e % Of the OF and are asGSed Of syns s
proceeds.
JOHN BROWN IN TRoUBLE.-John Brown, person who
aao he 81 10
hive shirts together with various other articles which he for
Genois, By whom he was sent 10 The Fist District CoHt to
answer the charge OF stealing.
STUMBLING A sA1LoR.-A sailor named Charles Smith
he had arrived from Bordeaux few days in tie ship
Pantoa. On arriving n port, runner in the employ of a
Front Levee came board the and seized his
sege which he carried to Bowmans hou,s Saith i says he
before he will deliver them npi
named james Palmer had been arrested fo swndlag James
H. Adams of the price of horse worth $40 the
was boSs ap Baldwin
pleaded guilty to the charge
srABnISa IN THE TaIRD MGNc,PALIrY;-We learn
last s Il R
road depot She bad some alteration with one OF her
with . knife and stabbed him in the back pat Of the lett
shou der a. warrant ant, we; Yesterday issued by Recorder
CLOTHES srrAL1se.--A day Or two ago quantity of
osn Mr. Hopkins Yesterday made
oes eo ss osn S a
he does not recolect A warrant was issued
ANOTHER ARRAY Saturday night, named
Thomas Verds entered The premises Of Mr Charlie: homrs
pro ,reto of the house. and him severely the
with knife. Verda was yesterday arrested
VEGETABLES SToLEN-Giovanni Radovieh was yeser;
gay qpHed sses Mae Fist
.WHARvEs.-We glad to see that firm and eommo-
inundated section 1t is great convenience for pedestrians
LAFAYETTE CoUNCIL.-This body met last evening, pu.
suant to adjournment Immediately after reading the
nal, the Treasurer's report was read as follows:
Balance on hand at last report. slo -
Discussed 3s5l u
Balance hand. .Sl5
The report of the Harbsr master showed that dqrag the
boats atboa broken up; stbosts paying weekly
wharfage; 500 were paid into the trea,ury.
communication from Mrs Hubert stating that she could
the street market the Ievenu;s Of the Market
was referred to the Finance Committee.
A petition from Mr. F. b. Smith, praying an statement
of taxes of loss by fire. referred to the CON-
mittee ON Claims.
petition from E. Foley be permitted to transfer his
grocery store license Robert II. Mills, granted
petition Of j. Hester 10 be permitted to manufacture
OIL in Eighth street. while his former premises
water referred to the members from the 9th w ard
petition from the of the Prytana street church,
to be permitted to fill their banQuees with earth. etc. was
referred to the Committee Streets and Landings.
The Committee, which referred the question OF the
number of officers be employed BY the Council reported
favor of continuing those heretofore in Office except that
additional watchmen and lamp lighter needed,
and the office of Jail physician should be abolished: The
report ao fixed the salaries of various employees ResOu
tOns to the above effect passed.
Mr.. Woods, from the Committee Finance. reported
that the books of the Treasurer had been examined and
found correct also in favor of paying certain bills.
Mr. Florance. from the Committee on Paving and Build
ing reported that the estimate for paying the Magazine
Market furnishing it. etc. is $2O95. and moved that
Surveyor be instructed receive proposals for doing the
work on 2month's bond
The Special Committee to obtain building for Mu,i
of Tcho1pouas and Second streets belonging to II.
E. Lawrence which be obtained for 4l20O annum
for the first year. 1890 the second and t4OO for the
fourth. The lessee of the Terpschore Hail. corner of Tep
schore and Rousseau streets could be obtained from Mr.
Borgstede the lessee for bonus of $500 cash. The
port adopted and the proposition Of Mr. Lawrence
copied leaving the amounts annum blank which Were:
on motion of Mr. Mount filled with $1,000, $780, 1890 and
$780, The Council then djourned.