New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11

terdsy examined before Recorder Ahefn on a
charge OF burglarously entering the grocery store
oi MRS. b. Gillgan, corner of Bolivar and Perddo
streets, on the night Of the 10th ult., and taking
all the money he found in the drawer about four.
tsea dollars. He was sent before the District
Court Tor trial, and required to give bail in the
SUN OF $1,000 for his appearance.
Ihe charge preferred by G. Casanave against
LOUIS Bridges of procuring stablng and horse feed
from the complainant to the amount. of about six
hnadred dollars, by falsely representing himself to
De the owner ot pair of horses and carriage he
cntor. eS7N
Prosecutions Of James McClosky, No. 218 Canal
street, by Mrs. Julia Boumard, and of W. W.
HI5a.nldhn, by a colored woman, named Elizabeth
BRIDGES each for an assault and battery, were also
WlIhdrawn by the prosecutors.
James Fitch was brought to the bar, accused Of
iGionlonsly entering the office of DR.. Daniel g.
Holiday, on Monday last, breaking omen his ar.
NOR and bookcase, and stealing from them art-
set for the goth inst,
F, ?. Geftz is to be examined on the 18th. on
complaint Of having stolen from the room Of
oaliss Alofan, 10. w Perddo street on Saturday
hlght last, clothing and jewelry valued at $l6
a negro named John Trior, was brought un to
answer charge Of stealing mule valued at $500
from the lot of William Piper, on Hagan Avenue,
ana the case was set for tomorrow
Gus Bell, negro, pleaded not guilty to a charge
Of stealing $40 from Eliza Carter, and was remand
ed for examination on the Goth
GhaFies kleinackle, proprietor Of a cofeehouse
Known s1 as the /" Butchers Exchange,p on South
Market street, gave bonds to appear on the 18th.
70 answer acharge of keeping disorderly house,
the policeman on the beat, officer John O'Brien
having complained that the peace of the neigh.
borhood is disturbed by.singing, music and shout.
night.
George Harris and Tim Absolom, negro va
grants, were semitic the Workhouse for six months
Geo; Pnnnell, Garrett Yates, Robert Gilbert,
ord Toll =
yagrants, w. ]. Weaver, Wm.s sJohnson and Geo,
Manning, white vsgrants, and Martha FKeatinp
alias Jordan, an incurable drunkard. were sent fo
lne ! e Aane institution for ninety days; and c.
ADAMS, arrested on st. Charles street drunk was
required to find voucher for good behavior, or
go to the Workhouse for sixty days
Henry Il. Leopold, for violating the city ordi-
nances BY. posting bills on the private fence of
$50. Patrick QiBren, for being engaged in a
drunken row on the levee, $50. w. H. Belts, for
entering the house of Fl. Radwitz and asgautiDr
nm; and Moses Lewis, negro, for an uproarious
drunk, were fined $50 each. Bridget Kearney,
Tor striking of1cer Ackley, on Perdd0 street when
the nymph was intoxicated; John Fernandez, for
beIng drank and trying to ret IN a fight in Drv-
ades Market; and Thomas Lacey, for disturbing
me peace on Claiborne street. SO each. Thomas
court room, and Fl. G. Bell, for being drunk. S.
each; and W. j. Fortson, for like indiscre-
ton, So so.
SECOND DIsTRTCT-Capt. 0. Hinckley, John W.
Nhlte and Thornton Jacobs, for violating the
4ealth ordnance concerning hides, was fined $40.
Jacob Winter, for violating 1.-THE same ordinance
W WIN reference TO breWerles, was fined $50. W. c.
Cooper, for vagrancy, was sent six months to the
Workhouse. Thomas Warren colored forassault
and battery upon Matthew Riley, was sent before
tie First District Court.
THIRD DIsTRIcF.-R. Thoman for too hadlv cow.
nding Leon Lerapas, young lad about IL years
old, who had thrown stones at him, was sent he
fore the First District Court
: DAVID Bell, who got drunk about the middle of
and called his son by an opprobious
eeplthet, e wa vas misunderstood by John Ragan, who
then also present At any rate Ragan Knocked
peace.
s. Nieoln was charged by Leon Leonard, col,
ever, that Leonard was mistaken in the matter
that the horse of Nic0lin was horse of another
color, and the case was discharged.
mary Smiths character has been recently as
persed by Mrs. Brooks in consequence of the dis
appearance from the house of the latter of about
$500 worth Of clothes About the last of last |
month, Mary came into Mrs Brooks house to pur- |
'hase ~ cents worth OF brandy remarking that it |
was her treat. There being no brandy about the |
louse, Mrs. Brooks went elsewhere for it, and
while she was gone, the clothes disappeared
ioweyer, nobody saw the clothes disappear, and
he only proof against Mrs. Smith was certain
Whispers in the neighbOrhood. Case dismissed
John Robinson and Phillis Jackson were yester-
lay up before court, to determine which of them
.eeps house Of prostitution on Peace street. The
ourt beng unable to determine the matter at the
ime, Robinson was fined $40 meanwhile, for bat.
cry with threats to kill, Phillis put under bonds
o come to hand when wanted, and the case mean
While postponed for further investigation.
ANN Williams, regular old Workhouse bird,
vas sent home for sixty DAYS.
Nicholas Flersach, for frightening lady in the
arS, While drunk, was fined $40,