New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-28

Lot not understanding it, got mad after selecting the
number that suited asfancy best and Indignantly rip
ped the others off He wasn't proud, be said, and one
number was az much as he wanted for his property [
Love street, we believe has been fixed of the same
way.
BAD.-Mr. DentzeI, one Of the most active and
energetic members Of the Howard Association whilst
taking sunrise walk on the steamboat landing. YES
terday morning found man lying hepIessly sick
and far gone with yellow fever, totally senseess
Calling the attention Of the policeman Of that beat to
the fact, the policeman asserted that when he passed
the spot half an hour BEFORE the man was not there
This showed that he had been carried there and left
by some persons who wished to avoid the probable
trouble and expense Of burying him. Mr.. Dentzel
had him taken at once to the Charity Hospital.
LUCKY FOR FERGUsoy-Last week we mentioned
the case Of Mrs. Cassidy, who, whilst recovering
from yellow fever, was brutalIy beaten by drunken
customer named Ferguson and thrown into relapse.
Ferguson was arrested, and the woman, being under
the care of the Howards, by them transferred to
Charity Hospital. Yesterday, Mrs Cassidy, having
had the good luck to recover dismissed from the
hospital and this we consider lucky for Ferguson.
He escaped the dread ordeal OF trial for murder by
not more than a hairs breadth.
OUTRAGEoUs.-Wh can account for the depravity
which would lead any to rob Doctor of his
tools, at this season Of the year? DR.. Mcfarland
was yesterday, to use an expression we sometimes
hear among the natives stolen of his case Of sur
| gcal instruments An Irish girl named Mary Fitz
gerald arrested by officer Wendover as the thief
1 and the tools were found at Jacobs pawnbrokery,
corner Of Poydas and St. Charles streets where they
| had been left at handsome discount for trfe of
filthy lucre In Justice to Mr. Jacobs, we must say
what has been said to US, that be would never have
received the things but for arttully written note
which the girl presented, coming apparently from
some respectable " who was hard mp and
ashamed to pawn the things himself. Still, it was
weak in Jacobs to forget that in this flush season of
the doctors it would hardly be probable that any one
Of them could be reduced to strait SO desperate as
to pawn his tools.
; FATAL ACADEMIA man named Peter Geiger died
at the Charity Hospital last evening from the effects
off a fall down stairs the night before. He was said
to be the man whom we yesterday reported as John
Harris who fell down stairs in house at the corner
! Of Julia and Carondelet streets.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRT.-Reeorder Summers
having returned to the city, appeared in Court yes
; terday morning and took his seat The following
victims Of the wh>kydemC passed in review before
him, the first thing:
Walsh John Gordon, Terrence Farrell, James Scott
Nicholas BRINK, Frank Mahan James MaIIov. Dan
iel SIohan Thomas IarkiD Michael DGfFy m Leon.
ard Mary Harvey Elizabeth Blhan Ann Robinson
Mary Ann Williams Eliza Tjlgbman f. W. e. Mary
NcSIans Margaret Dailey Michael and Barbary
Burke, Henry Gallagher, Frank Caring, James kis
M ] oHn ,h Hes[ 'gly Rf nd h5NS aot a EI%C
we're required 70 bay y. some p 50 and few iai
fees. Very few had money Or friends, and grea
many went to the Hotel de tremeauN and the MaisoE
de Hernandez. Each of the - was a study for
DaiDter
j. H. Smith, for an assault upon Catherine Bruce
was tiHed SO. John Brady, for beating Thomas Mo
# loHey with q whlpstock, was fined SO. AM
O'Shaughnessy, for threatening to Kill Mrs, hruSe
was fined s. 80 and made member OF the Peac
Society. j. b. wills and Wm. Wells, tor JOINT as
. saut upon the celebrated Nancy Mhyhed, Of Dryade
street, were also fined and put under peace bonds
The following were discharged Mr.. and Mrs BaI
nett, charged with assautng aud threatening Eliza
j., beth Croft; John sweeney, charged with beating
r John poueherty; John H. Hanna, charged witt
carrying concealed weapOn5 Caleb Hale, charged
with cutting coffee sacks Catherine VIC, charge
u with keeping an eatingheuse without license AM
5 Mrs. Grady, charged with selZlng the effects U
d james D. kelleys dead wife
. }. B. Wood and wife and Edmund ). Hughes
charged by Kate Hughes with stealing Sl50 worth o
ieWerv from her rave bail to apnear for examination
e on the ID proX.
d Nl. and Mrs. Fasnacht, charged with talking ugl
n to Ellen Gohners ana SWtRhg IN her iace, at tn
corner ol Poydas and 6asln streets gave pali 10 al
e pear on the 9th proX.
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