New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-08
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YESTERDAY was hot. Some people thought 1t
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CONTRACTS soLD'-.Ane Sity Somptroiief yester-
gay aaluuicaleo tne tohowing cohtracts
FOR laying nrck sidewaiks' with ourostones ana
wooden gntters On potn SIDES OF Girod street, Ifoi
Eiysian fields street to Lafayette avenue 10 M
Rouik, at " per running foot. !
wooden CUTTERS, on both sides OF washington ave-
nue., from Goodchisdren 70 St. Aslde street, 70 .ne
sAn,e' .. - % per running ,oo' ~. hraro.
ana Aesp e - r.aar = fol,o,ys .
-. :. ~ !, - sToso and "a cents
,ss.s ss' - =. for Now hr;dqes rom.
7. 49,. q 7 p;atrv a. s55-e and
/ "a cents Th;rd district. to Val. ST. Ceran at
/ sIaoo and IA cents: and Fourth District to A.
Mvers. Al $1,000. and 43 cents.
/ For lav;no brick sidewalks with curbstones and
ooden sntters. on both sides Of First street from
i water to Apollo. to John Coleman & Co., at 50 so
per running foot.
For laying brick sidewalks, with curbstones and
/ wooden cutters, around Macarty Square, Third
District, to Patrick Lane, at 81 So per running
| foot, including all the work to be done.
E,nr ,,,,s r,n ws5nssda,, ax-sr;nr o,o,. e
a,o,ool sorne n;ecoo ~ ca,;co hana;re ,ver the
gas-licht in dry goods store at the corner of Mag
azne and Ninth streets, accidentally caught fire
and produced great blaze, which startled the
people about the premises and in the neighbor-
Acosc woe sunu, Hate rive md tbn
fire put out with but little damage.
Yesterday afternoon fire started in some hemp
and wool lying loosely together in the factory of
the Louisiana Manufacturing Company. The fire
was put OUT. supposed 70 pc eltner incenoiafisin
OF spohsaneous coinousuon.
CHILD DRowNED.- lad named Rooney, about
II years old, accidentally fell in the river, from
the Marigny street wharf, on Wednesday after
noon, and was drowned before assistance could be
given His body was not recovered.
BuRGIARY.--We heard last night tla. the lodge
room of the Sons of Malta. in the upper story of
the building on Camp street opposite The C,res-
cent office. was broken into. and a most yillanous
use made Of the articles there kent in privacy.
We had not time to obtain further particulars.
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oo tba rarro,Iton rai,roa5 reor fon;s;
az Aron,s sha ,vas nut ,nto varon : a stor,oa
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har bo,, nas ta1ro - tbe Frst nstrct
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-benite antoine 4. m. c., who
shot ANTONIO Lapine, !. %. q, near the Ihlrd Dls-
trlct racket ground lthe wounded man dying alter
ward and being buried without the Coroner know
ING anythlng ABOUT ~ was arrested On Frenchmen
street. day before yesterday, by officer De Cruces.
Ihe Coroner IS at work, hunting up witnesses and
all others who are cognizant of the case, in order
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tne aiiii. ne oelng super
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ooilins $780, 80 - uailagnel came Up % nm,
piesenteu :" pis.ols as n's neaa' anu sad, gu
- sol =. o iiase ~. your ieatneI cap
- to,'sne' oois ahsm eleu 'lia. he uid hot
- sls p's'' .,oil ereu
'heni, anu ~ W. snos y the 49, He leii ~ the
s1S, - ,T -es- =, ~ " nen uaiiasnel
snis :. o'.ne paeh' anu p1e,s'uea 1nae Coi-
.ns ~. anu nav y ~ JOKE Ai'ef
1ia.' ooArns !" 90 sen. " ehati'y nospi.al.
and pistol-shot, and identified Gallagher as the
man who threw pistol into the street after the
shooting.
w. II. Barras testified that he ana Jas. Carragay.
(both Third District police officers, arrested the
two accused and heard Collins sav that GALLAGHER
,ras tha :, !, nh sI,,t ;,
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aanatsncl "as sehe poioIe .he flrsl DisTiet
Court, for shooting with intent to murder. and
Coin was discharged.
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FIRST DISTRICT GouRT 81 Judge Hstat.--James
Harrington and John Lynch, charged with larceny
and receiving stolen goods knowinulv fa;Iad ~