New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-20
CHty Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Board of aldermen.
Monday, July l9--presont seven memberships. Robb
in the Chair 1919
petition from Philadelphia Engine Company No. IA
was referred to the Fire Committee,
From John o. Ioze, Offering to consecrate property on
the Genty road for the purposes Of Cemetery Streets
and landings
From Wheeler deddes & Co. with an account against
the late Third Municipality Referred to City Attorney
From Mrs Widow Joseph Armand, asking leave to
erect yeranda Streets and Landings. -->gF-
communication from the Comptroller, informing this
Board OF the adjudication Of the contract for furnishing
curb and gutter stones for Fulton street Finance Com
mittee sJs
From the Surveyor, relativeto repairs to an engine
house Fire Committee. s.. s@se e., ,-C.
From the contractors for keeping in repair the wharves
in the Second District and complaining Of the deposit Of
coal on the Levee. Streets and Landings
From Mrs. Julia Kelly, asking relief Laid the table
| subject to call. y
Rrronrs OF Committees The Police Committee re-
ported fayoraby to the petition of Martin + Brogesede
The same committee, to whom referred the resolu
lions of the Board of Assistant Aldermen impeachng
Stephen Oeary reported that the charges embraced in
said resolutions were unfounled. Adopted 4
MISUNDERSTANDING to J. d. sawson permission to
erect backsmth:s shop opposite the Pontchartrain
| Railroad depot. Adopted.
Granting to Mrs Julia Kelly $780, for two months salary
| of her deceased husband. Adopted.
To place iron benches in all the squares of the city
Adopted. tti
at Tvoli Circle. Adopted -
Fixing the salaries of the Commissaries Of Markets at
$50 per month each. Adopted -a
To sell at auction the contract for the new roofing the
Engine house of Creole Company No. o. Adopted
To pay $1S for sundres furnished to the Board Of Al
dermen.
FROM THE BoARp OF AsssrANTs.--To shell Common
street Streets and Landings.
To pay certain bills. Adopted.
To pay Joseph Patterson $14, certain conditions.
Adopted.
To pay to Perseverance, Fire Company $3.50, for
hose carriage, ETC.. Adopted.
To Orleans Fire Company No d. $780, for same Objects
Adopted, s-,.s .,.
To pay $3.50 for provisions furnished to the
for the month of May 1884, $500 for coal to the
institution: Adopted.
To transfer the prisoners in the Police Jail of the Third
District the City Police Jail and to discharge the officers
in the former Laid on the table, subject to call.
Authorizing house to be rented as House Of Refuge
for girls at expense not to exceed $1,000 per annum
and $3.50 for expenses. Adopted.
To repair the House of Refuge Adopted.
To distribute poisoned sausages to dogs. Adopted
Permission to the NewOreans and Carroton Railroad
to traghten the track jackson street. at the junction
of Fulton street. Adopted. =-
10 pay Thomas Hynes for work done on Front Levee,
subject to deduction of s2500. Streets and Landings
Authorizing the Chief of Police to detail special po
liceman as Syndic for the Third District Adopted
Granting to Staunton Co. permission to erect steam
engine in front Of their ice house Commerce street
Adopted.
To sell the contract for Claiborne street.
Streets and Landings
To sell the contract for furnishing oil for lamps in the
and to melinda the Fourth
District. Adopted.
repair the floating wharf at the foot of Vaudeville
street Adopted
To place lamps on Poydras street. and to construct nu
sance boats Adopted.
To repair the Police Station on the of Roman
and Annuncation Streets at not to exceed 5000
Adopted.
Appropriang $500 for repairs to Engnehouse of Hope
Hook and Ladder Co No. s. Adopted.
To enter into contract with James NJ Fogay for paw
ing each side of Saraparu Market with square stones
Adopted.
To paint Port Market Adopted
resolution for the paving of Levee street with square
blocks from Esplanade to Independence Streets
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
Some business being called up, Mr.. Lugenbuhl
declared his intention to break the quorum by leaving the
ROOM which he did incontincntly whereupon the Board
adjourned
FIRST Observation-Disclosures WiateT.--Ahou
forty men and brought to this Office yester
day. charged with being poor and forsaken drunk idle
unwashed and vagabondish. John Keenan, and Mary
Keenan,, who keen uns in the of edged tools
up for threatening to cut Ellen German with knife
Thomas Silk fellow. whose vestments sack
cloth starched with ashes Mary Ranuey, who out
long tether of righteousness Margaret Marshall lady
with martial eye " in fine phrenzy rolling = Michael
Quail, bird with soled plumage H. W. Reed son of
CAIN who fogets to read the deeaogue Richard Jenny
who makes judy of himself by vagabondsh practices
James Donohoo, who donowho to refer to for char
acter; Thomas McGiven, who is given to idleness;
Lewis Harddrove, who drove his ducks to bad market
and was hence driven to extremity of Distress Owen
ONea who kneeis to Bacchus OWN to too much thirst
lug after drink Peter Drone who has been turned out
of the hive of industrious to buzz out miserable
itence with the sting of renorse in his VIM Lodge
who lodges in the open Charles Workhouse who
born in the WorkIouse and expects to idle away his
life there and George Sheldon who hadn't the TIM to
shell down for bed, all seyeraly warned to mend
their ways, and discharged.
| FIRE.-About 8 o'clock last night a fire broke
the east side of Circus street, between Hevia and
Girod Streets in story frame building occupied
coffee house The contents Of the establishment
entirely destroyed The prompt and efficient exertions
the Fire Department prevented the further spread of the
| fames
| STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Marie Rose was yester-
day arragned before Recorder Genois the charge of
having knowingly received property belonging to Auguse
| Barraud. Barraud made oath that about ten months
ago. when he residing at the of Orleans and
Royal Streets three large silver spoons three silver forks
purse containing 500 in gold stolen from his
premises and that three spoons and fork found in the
house of Marie Rose St. Ann street part of the
property stolen from him warrant issued for the
searching of the house, and the accused remanded for
examination.
BoYs.-Thomas McMan and Mike Dowd,
hopeful Juveniles to be examined before acting Re-
corder uso the charge of having robbed of $40
in gold They had expended dollar of the money before
their arrest in liquor and cigars and the balance was
found upon them.
Horse STEALNG.--John Miller, charged on
the oath of L. s. Robert of stealing from his lot the
U. Barracks horse worth $780, the property Of depo
nent, is to be examined to-day. -t.7
KILL.-Armand Bischer, f. M. O.. for attempting with
dirk to kill Felix DeVille c. locked up in the
Third District.
STABBING.-Joseph Kuntz is to answer in the
Fourth District to the charge of stabbng boy in Jeer-
son City. ---
| The ponrsMorH BANK RoRBERy-Oliver H. Rand, who
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