New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
RECORDERS, Courts. /.


FIRST DIsTRICT-AdoIph Leisfne charged with
an assault and battery on his wife, Mary LeisiRg,
appeared before Recorder Ahern yesterday for
examination and was discharged, hirs. Leising not
answering when called. o
prosecution against Mike Grady for an assault
and battery on Ed. German was dismissed, the
prosecutor not appearing.
Charles Klienackle, proprietor of the Butchers
Exchange on South Market street, accused Of
keeping disorderly house, was discharged.
In consequence or the non-appearance Of the
prosecutor George Pope, accused of an assault
and battery on George Girod, was discharged.
John Heavy, charged with an assault and bat
terry on P. H. Smith, was dismissed upon giving
bonds to keep the peace.
Jerry L. Collins for disturbing the peace Of the
St. Charles theater and using indecent language
therein, on Wednesday night, was fined $25; Jas.
Lahey, for carrying revolver concealed, $50;
Frank Smith, negro, for throwing nuisance into
the street CUTTERS in violation of the health ordi-
nance, S20 Annie Carroll and Kitty Brown, ewd
women, for violating city ordinances, were fined
ST. so each; Lizzie Ingram and Caroline Carr,
ewd negresses, for violating city ordinances, $40
each; Henry Williams, for insulting and abusing
P. Horolan found lying drunk Tchoupitouas
street, S. each, and James Huston, Frank Nc
Adams and John Sharpless for drunkenness, 50 80
each.
Mike Gallagher, a boy about 10 years of age,
detected in the act of stealing coat from the
shop of G. Abrams, on Camp street, was commit
ted to the House Of Refuge.
Nina Race, drunken harridan, and John An
derson, arrested for stealing a carpet sack con.
tain property valued at $40, belonging to Patrick
Quinn, were sentto the WOrkhouse for six months:
Rebecca Lyons and Eliza Stewart, colored prosti.
tutes, Samuel Hale, arrested as a suspicious
character, and Ellen Pickett, found drunk on
TerpSichore street, were committed to the Work
house for ninety days; William Simms and Her
man Elsner for lying drunk on Magazine street,
F. Antonio, found in the same condition on Canal
street, and Bob Bryan, negro for sleeping on the
street, sixty days; and Adele Griggs, negress, for
| an assault on Celestine Boiler, thirty days.
SECOND DIsTRICT.-Dominick DeYie and Ed
Marshall were sent to the Workhouse for ninety
days, and Jane Sullivan for fifteen days-all for
being drunk.
Charlotte, colored, for assauting and beating
Eliza Harrison, colored was made to give $3.50
bail.
The captain of the steamer Sonora was fined
$50 for violating the ordinance concerning hides,
| Albert Spirro was charged with having in his
| possession ring which P, e. HouIard thought
was stolen from his store. Spirro stated he had
bought it from the manufacturer and the case was
dismissed.
| THIRD DIsTR1CT.-Phillis Jackson, colored for
| keeping disorderly house on Pence street, near
Bagateile, was fined So Jacob Decorde and
| Mrs. Esemnger was fined S. each for breach of
the peace Jacob Hork was fined $50 or thirty
! days in the Parish Prison for posting bills on
| fences without permission from the owners.
Mrs Scheidell who has saved during year the
sum of $64, was robbed Of it few days since,
and charges colered Susan with the crime Case
| continued