New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-17
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Medic attendants for the month"; Picton and
CHARITY HosPITAL-Report for the week ending
last evening:
hileha4ssa bS%isa 3sf 3af Died
DEsTucTIvE FIRE IN THE SUBURBS. Yesterday
was remarkable from the of fires almost at the
same time in three of our little
Gretns and Algiers.
The first Mnebug. Lake End of the Pontchar.
train Rilroad 1t started at abou half past the morning.
at the Arch House standing the wharf the rail road
The building entirely destroyed with all contents the
wharf and railroad much damaged and the stiffness
the wind the Washington caught was also DESTROYED
with all its contents The whole would perhaps gone
but for the arrival the Of the Phoenix Creole Fire
Companies and Hope Hook and Ladder Company relieved
the Mlnebug Company from hopeless task All
ion was done prior to their arrival but they did good
in preventing the further spread Of hAmes Arch
House and the hotel belonged TO the Railroad Company
The Arch House not considered much oss the Com.
pany intended removns but its essees Messrs Lopez
nandez lost about So 900 in the fixtures The hotel
valued at $4,000, and insured the Orleans office for
$500 Messrs Jules Edward the essees the hotel lost
everything and estimated their loss 0OO Total loss about
| $4,000. -s
The second fire in Grena broke out in the unoccupied
stable of Messr Labarre Leroy the foot of Lafayette
Avenue and spread with such rapidy in the high which
prevailed that destroyed twenty DEMONSTRATING the pn
cpa part OF the towns front in ashes Among lost
the residence of Mr. Linton other houses of his two
houses belonging to Mr. Sharp Dr. Jorans residence Mrs
Meyers residence FIVE story houses belonging to Mr. Wall
Mr. 1ackeburys dry goods another dry goods store
whose owners did not learn grocery or two
The two hotels the Grena and Uniop luckily escaped Three
fire companies, Mechanic No Jefferson No. Chalmee
No 3 with Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company crossed the
river the of action the Agers Company also
eed there They could reach the spot time
the destruction which took place. were seryceabe when
they got there The buildings mostly insured but their
that
The third fire in Agers started before the fire at
Gretna had well been under 1t started and was con
fined to the salt warehouse of Mr. E. Thayer the One
ouas depot 1t contained nohirg quantity of old iron
One of the Agier fire companies got back from Gretna
several companies from the city do good
service in preventing the spread of the certain
particulars to loss insurance. but have heard that
isnot very great.
The origin of all three of the fires enyeloped mys cry
so far could hear
ANOTHER FIRE, ALMosr.-A fire broke out yes-
terdsy afternoon in the kitchen house Magnolia street.
between Vine and Lafayette 1t started through careless
ness OF woman engaged in washing Clothes and
gued with buckets by officer Tom James, the aid of off.
Tom Thom The damage ring but if the fire had
not been put under was would have speedily become
disastrous conagration all the neshborhood combsb
and stiff breeze blowing The house inhabited by
twelve or fifteen Irish families who busted themselves
with getting out their effects whilst Thous alone
left to battle with the fire. James door but one
and aroused from his afternoon nap the smoke of the
fire filling his room.
ACCIDENT.-Hartmann Dolf, man-servant of the
ST. Charles Hotel whilst washing story window of the
hotel on the Common street side fell to the banquette striking
and rboundng from the poco of the ladies' entrance in his
descent One of his legs broken apparently
fractured He was taken to Charity Hospital When he fell
he was standing on the railing which the window with
his body outside OF the SASH holding to the inside with
hand and washing the outside with the other was in
changing hands that he missed his hold and fell.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Recorder Stith yesterday ad.
mtted James H. Wngeld bail of $1,000 appear exam
nation on the charge OF shooting Wm Logan at the jackson
Railroad Depot Tuesday morning last The Recorder did
this upon receipt OF certificate from Charity Fospa
gan past NIL danger. We learn ball which ceated
ehe danger by entering his jaw and passing down neck
and which the physicians could not ndhey being in
the had aken and where
yesterday ound by his wife whilst bathing his neck 1t was
close under the skin the shouder-n and harmless
place-but was, of course, at once taken
REooRpER srIrHs CouRT--Philip Mahon was yes.
@ tSsd s f Es Ds x as ss e
Gh Gey were o ,s pGs @ ed of Apollo
w hSn s sst xeS
s{h@Ei ha Ss wS @ il
taking the things away which he back rs if for the
with the aze giving him chop the which it fenred
will i@gaF its usefulness for life He required to furnish
Thomas Cline examined the charge Of cutting his
GEod and saronne shown hat his under the
Gs and 1 he
missed from charge of extorton. ~ ""' ''
~ Kelley chgrged SIS for calling r. Johnsous wife
the and other dreadNl things John Richard was
pay SO for refusing for 10 worth of rotut in
foydas street coteehouse and standing up his refusal
" NJ smith, examination cleared of the suspicion
OF being dangerously suspicious character : r
John Munroc Michael DAILY and Ellen Sullivan exam
med round worthy and made members of the Pedce Society
Eliza Sckes the old Work nurse having finished her
m9hy beatiSn with her usual grand drunk back
kaph ged with tongue flashing pchersmashing
Jhn karns on Lafayette Claiborne fined 81
thai oeS all she was ahead after deductng wa Julia had
said and done in return
barbara Young, Bnrbara Sontag Kinsae Antoine
Deespafre, were dismissed from the charge of helping them
serves 10 coal from Leeds foundry. {
Arnold Rhoda before First District Court did
ding Augustus G. Allen of S35 watch the Sh nst
taking into shop to SELL whilst the waited outside
and mzzlng out At the back way. Bail $500. F,
RECORDER FABREs CoURT.-Joaquin Solomon C. 4
Va'ala, A. Daugo yesterday prison on
charge of having stolen quantity clothing from premises
of Louis Powers, Bugunty street. between Orleans St.
Peter Warrants issued for the search houses
in which the clothing supposed to be concealed.
charges of larceny and Mrs Levy held answer charge
of breaking the public peace all to pieces O. -
RECORDER SoLoMoNs CouRr. VIM Osborn,
examined and dismissed -
James Conley fined $40 for failing to appear against
party whom he charged with something. ]
Alex Roth charged with insulting abusing the daughters
OF Mrs Angeseme surrendered and gave bail to appear