New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
Recorders Courts.

FIRST Observation-Disclosures Hardy was examined
before Recorder Ahern yesterday and committed
TO be tried before the First District Court, on
charge Of stealing clothing of the value Of fifty
dollars, the property of Martin R. Cusac5, from a
house in which the complainant was boarding, No
lG9 Dryades street.
Albert Green, coIored, accused of the larceny
of two hundred dollars, in specie, from O. Ii
Richardson was discharged after an investiga-
sion. Lucy Butler, coored accused of being CON
cerned in the theft, was also discharged.
George Breton, proprietor of grocery store at
the corner OF Basin aad Lafayette Streets accused
OF attempting to destroy the premises on Monday
morning last. about one O'Clock, by causing the
explosion of can of powder, was acquitted
there being no evidence to show any motive for
the supposed attempt at arson, and the explosion
pelng, as there was every reason to believe, acci-
dental.
Henry Lewis, negro, accused Of stealing three
dollars from another cOlored man named Martin
Briggs was discharged, the prosecutor not ap.
pearing.
William Condor, arrested with six bags of cot
ton in his possession, suspected to have been
stolen, was discharged, the man showing that the
cotton was his own property.
Mrs Fl. Levy and Miss Rosetta Sadie were
brought before the recorder, charged with break
ing into the kitchen of Mrs. Hannah Simon. and
Miss Sadie with seizng her by the hair and abus-
ing her, were required to give bonds to keep the
peace. All the parties reside in the same house.
No. 239 Poydras street.
John Bloomenback, arrested as Vagrant was
required to find security in the of $500 for his
good behavior or be sentenced to six months CON
tinement in the Workhause.
John Vaughan and John Carey, found asleep on
the streets, Edward Donnohoe and Jane Garrett
taken ap drunk on Dryades street, and Geo Pat
terson, arrested as Vagrants, who take lodgings
on the streets, were sentenced to sixty days in the
Workhouse.
Mary Jackson and Julia Gross negresses, for
disturbing the peace on Melpomene street. using
obscene language and being continual nuisance
| ft,p nigYl,t,
Henry Gross, husband Of Julia, for interfering
| with the officers who arrested the wenches were
! fined $50 each; Emma Jones, Golored, for an
assault on Mary Hines; Francis Cullen, for an
| assault on Mary Kelly; and James Bonner, for
| being engaged in fight on Julia street-s1O
| each; VIM. Dunn, for being concerned in the
same fray; Peter Rooney, for an assault on
Josephine Spencer; and j. NJ Showers for being
drunk on St. Charles Streets each; and NJ. Nc
Cormack and David Stanton, for drunkenness
and Michael White, for fighting on Camp street
81 so each.
SECOND DIsTRICT-The case of Julian Sehmay-
senberg, charged with robbery, was continued,
also John Grammon and Alfren Dedon, charged
with trespaSs and larceny on the steamship Morn
! ing Star. Edward Burke was day before yoster-
day abused by his wife, and the latter sent TO the
Parish Prison. The excitement of the affair had
such an effect upon Mr. Burke that he drank too
much liquor, and four hours after was lodged in
the lock up for disturbing the peace generally. He
was sent to keep his wife company, butfor three
times longer period ts!xty days Of time
GRocER1Es AT WHoLEsALE- Buyers, either
from the city or country, who wish to purchase
standard groceries at wholesale and At wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisement
of the large house of Ethel & Thomas, No l0
Poydras street, which appear in cur columns 10
day. These gentlemen not only keep everything
in their line Of business, hut have them always O
the best quality and in such large quantities tha
q retail dealer can be fitted out at any time with
/ out sensihIy diminishing their stock. Flour CT
dozen different brands and hundreds OF barrels
J, each; bacon, pork, butter, lard, corn maa
. tobacco, rope and twine, canned gruits and GOV
. oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, ca
always be supplied at this house to the satisiat
: tiou Of dealers. A reference TO their &ayerti9
ments, in which some OF their stock is enHm
rated, will convince any one that tiof store is Il
. place from which to make selections that "
t, give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
ID GREAT REDUCTION IL THE PEIcE OF Coal.
n. Messrs. W. G. Coyle & Co., announce to day
IS very pleasing fact to consumers Of coal-a redr
ID tion in the price, They ROW selling PittsbH
IN coal at one dollar per barrel, 1t is Of the bC
,d quality, screened expressly for family USE and
II, livered in any part Of the city free Of chart
FheF paefaa5s ot'cH IS 81, I'2 Gravier, and IL
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