The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

Ar. 49, Esatasns ahd sbofsfs Boarding honrssi With
bar. ea6o. and whsrs thsrs bar 80 per annum.
Art 10 Restaurants, with bars es6o without bars. si6o
Art. a. Brewers and dealers In malt iquon $50 "a tlOo.
Art a. Billiard and pool tables go per for each
table.
Art. a. Tsn.pin alleys. sN per annum,
Art. "a Thsatrss amphithsatres etc.. tl5O annum
Transient theatres, crcrsss etc., 90 for each performance
in advance; other exhibitions t6 for performances
Art 49, Livery stables, ESQ amended by making a95 for
mum for those that keep horses buggies. for hire
Art. Is. Nonresident business 800 per
Art. ". Dealsn the sves or aaboa. etc.. $-amsnd
ed to $50 per Annum.
Art. Is. Oyster dealers el5 per annum.
Art. 49, Frutsslers &2O-amendsd to 4l5 per annum.
Art. 30. Dealers in patent medicines @l00
| Art. 81 Coal wood and lumber yards go per annum.
ATT 30. intelligence Offices. @S per annum.
Art 30. CabaIets. etc., will pay tor each bar.
Art. "a. Negro uadsn also per penalty $25 per
| negro sold.
Art. IS. Builder and contractors. ss5 per annum.
Art 3d. Dancing gardens, with bars $500 without bars.
As0-amended. those having NO bars. $3.50 per
Art. 81. Public bathing houses. $a0 per annum.
| Art. 81. Ice.oream saloons. go per annum.
Art 49, Drays and carts. els. and branding amended to
| &l9 per annum, including all charges.
Art ~ Hacks and four wheeled carriages go per an
mum cabs and two. wheeled carriages, SIS.
Art. Al. Omnbuses, $50 to s75 per annum
Art a Omnibuses not to be driven with than four
horsss-penary $5O; penalties for not branding numbers
Art. q. Regulating tires for omnibus wheels.
Art. as Public Socsy ball. $6o per night. and 800
fine for payment Amended make the tax s250 per
annum. in advance. instead of $50 per night.
Art. 46. Street musicians singers etc., go psr anuum.
Art Al. Junk shops, $500 per
Art AZ. Dyes and sooures s9O and distiss of cordials
etc.. t5O per annum.
Two three articles added and the ordn auce
amended, passed. In all the dollar specified in the
original draft Of the ordinance payment for license,
voted down. and in yearly paid
| advance for the whole year.
Tur.un La - I,~>n H.
fined Jane Kelly el0 and VIM. Armstrong s. for using in
decent words in public places.
BEATING HIS WFE.-Recorder Cald we'll charged DAME
Mcknight five dollars for the luxury of having beaten hi
| wife,
| BURGLARY AND WoRsK.-John Dimond broke into job,
Dorwin and struck Mr. Dorwn with COLT Dimon,
prison until this morning. when Record Caldwell
| will examine the charge.
RsBBERY-John Ward who boarded in no, Use in Annun
citation street, robbed of watch fifty dol lars In money
and drafts for $500. The officers after the thief
A GRuNBLER.-Ellen Grumbe. who keeps coffee stan
the Poydas Market arrested by the commissar
of The market for grumbng to the serious annoy ance of tn
neighoorhood. The commssary said that is Away
grumbng, but she told such story of the trials OF he
| patience that Resorder Caldwell discharged her.
RopBKRY-Mrs j. G. Stewart yes,sris stated to Juds
Derbes, acting Recorder of the First NUM- paly tn h.
house. of st. Louis and Dauphin srses had bee
robbed of blue hand trunk containing medicines wort
$50, work box with jewery, etc.. gold watch
chain looking glass, carpet bag, umbn a Shoes and su
dry other articles and that she suspected that the said
concealed in the rooms of Madame Vincent. san
building, the premises Of Mr.. Blanchard who resd
the opposite of ths s search warra
ssueI and the premises indicated By Mrs. Stewart we
II searched. but the stolen property wa not found
n BURGLARY AsAIN.-Mr. r. e. Clary. of the Quart
masters office of the u g. Army. yesterday made ada,
before Mayor Crosman, stating h his house No. l52
h tomhouse street, had been orribly entered BY pers
believed be Thomas Chrysa, whose evident object
rob the premises Chryaal arrested and will probat
be examined this morning in Recorder Genois court.
r MURDER CAsE.-AuEustin v. Roger was yesterday q
I'd amined before Acting Recorder Dsrbes on a charge
murder. having the 10th alt. killed Theodore Cha
n payne. by sabbing him with sword. We gave
The very fully. they uanspired Corone
inquest the body Of the deceased. and will
repeat them. The testimony yesterday differed very lit
al from that given before the Coroner !.
Mr. Soue attended the examination in behalf of the
cused. and al the conclusion Of the stmony asked
ed before the Acting Recorder disposed JUG
Derbes accordingly continued the until to-day.