New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
One OF the Unrortunnte.

were not PAID for their exercise, IOr bne
workhouse man WAS as poor as a last years
birdsnest.
FHIr-PTOgrnmme for To-Day.
Exhibition balls and machinery in opera
ton.
In the field, steam plow, levee making
machine, etc.
On main track, at twelve O'Clock precisely,
double team race, mile heats.
S. P. Roach enters Lady Crawford and
mate.
w. o. Demick enters Cancan and mate.
Alr. Hynson enters Billy Woods and mate.
First District COurt-Judge Howe.
Dave was found guilty of cutting with
razor ALA Semmes, on the Gath ult.
Louis Blois was found guilty of an assault
on Pierre Giroux, Bayou bridge garden, last
August.
Stone House Jack, alias Charles Dufree,
pleaded guilty to larceny.
e. Wellington pleaded not guilty to
charge of burglary and larceny.
Little John Action, thirteen years old,
was tried on the charge of embezzling 1881
from his employer, Hugh O'Donnell, corner
of Fulton and Poydras streets. John was
employed as collector for the store in Au-
gust last, and after some weeks he was dis
charged, and in a few days be was arrested,
together with his aunt, Mrs. Wheeling, AS ac-
| cessory, the latter giving up part of the
sum asserted lost when arrested. There
being some mystery around this affair, quite
an active interest was taken in it. John
made his statement to the jury in plain
way, aud the case was given to them, who
gave in verdict of guilty Of larceny. He
has been in prison four months, and while
there had the yellow fever. He will, at his
desire. be sentenced to-day.
Augnstin Onie, cnlored, was up for as
| saultng and battering n very tall black
woman, Mary Brown. A. o. had had a
| difficulty with tie masculine Brown, and
| the latter went out for au officer. While
out. A. o. mtgnificently pitched into the
| wife, punching her, as she says emphatic
| ally in the back, from the effects of which
she has suffered much. The jury brought
in verdict of guilty of assault and battery.
Jacob Sherman, colOred, burglary and
larceny on NJ. Weisheimer, WAS found
guilty. The crime was committed on the
goth of last September.
FIrst District Recorders Court.
T. Andrews, colored, was sent down to
the criminal court for trial on the accusa'
tion of stabbing colored Robert Gibson on
the lst instant on the corner of GalVez and
Perdido streets.
Jim Wilson, colored, sent to the criminal
court for stealing a coat from the hall oi
dwelling 228 Baronne street.
Thomas Flynn was sent to the same
tribunal, accused of larceny.
John A. Theodore was disposed Of in like
manner for shooting john Wesdoh.
Mollie Kelly assisted the city treasury in
the sum of S25.
Alphonse Dashie, colored, for stealing two
poor vases, was wOrkhOused.
John Thomas rests his wearied feet in the
parish prison for having stolen pair o.
shoes.
Charles Bateman, an assaulter and
batterer, was fined SIS.
Frank Neville and Dan Murphy, charac
ters Officer Pecora thinks worthy OF
constant watching, have six months work
house.
Sarah Moore and Lizzie johnson, both
colored, We're sent to the parish prison FOL
one month simply because they stole onl 5
S25 from John McQuinn.
Ned Murphy, the lively Murphy, will bt
tried on the 25th on charge OF robbery
which is a very new thing on the young
man. This time Ned took in P. Labatt witt
that brass neck-chain, procuring on it Sl5
and afterWard, as p. l., states, tOrclbll
grabbed the worthless chain off depOnenti
body. OF course bonds were furnished il
$3.50.
John Walker, colored, will have hearing
on the 9th. Charge, burglary and attemp
to murder.
John Frazier, colored, will come up Of
the 25th to answer serious charges made b,
Mary King, Gravier street.
Peter Tlernan was sent to the crimina
court charged with cutting and woundin
two colOTed men, j. Briggs and s. Reubens
Colored Mary Eugene will have hearin
, on the 10Th as being concerned in the rot
berry of Bonniu's jewelry store, Canal street
Second District Recorders COurt.
The action of Judge Gastinel in twic
, lately cleaning his courtroom of loungeI
was plainly of good effect, for yesterday tn
room was not s1tfocated with idlers.
David Ellis, colored, was sent before th
first district court on the charge of cuttin
George Green.
: George Brown, for improper languag
toward A. Martin WAS fined 800. Brow
was discharged from another accusation {
: attempting TO shoot somebody or something
Mrs. r. Heyenne was placed under peac
bonds toward L. Gimbel.
William Perez waa iHed SIS for disturbin
! the peace of L. Augustin.
3 Jack Lawrence, who day before yesterda
cut Nicholas Galiavani on Canal street, wa
a yesterday arraigned and remanded to prison
: ID. w. Cummings, suspected of hayir
stolen $3.50 from Mr.. Tobias, WAS remandeC
William Riley, James Sherman, and Gu
: Mouney were each remanded to await da
!, of trial.
T. Third District Recorders Court.
The following parties were arraigned d.
fore Recorder j. A. Letten yesterday:
g Mrs. ]. j. Crow, charged by f. Gleason
Q John Trainer by William Collins, and Ro
i ert Miller by p McVeigh, all with assau
) and battery, the latter with intent to Kill
were released on bail for trial.
Daniel McGaffrey, Of the fifth Unite
c States heavy artillery, arrested by Ohic'
r Hertz on the eVee, drunk and sound aslee
: ON doorstep, was committed iye days
the parish prison in default OF SIS fine.
O Samuel Booth, charged by John Brewstt
q with obtaining money under false pretense
n was remanded TO prison for trial.
II Kate McCloskey, arrested by Officer Me
II ran on Eysian Fields street, too drunk
be able TO take care of herself. also ave
l. that she is a Vagrant, ETC., was commits
i sixty days to the workhouse in default
n S25 ane.
Fourth DEasrict Reeorder's Court.
Judge Vennard disposed Of the tOllowiI
, cases yesterday:
> Richard Neil, arrested by Officer Ma
o nitzky as 3 vagrsnt, having no visible mea
h of support was committed to the wor
d house for thirty days, or a voucher.
"a Hugh Bagley, charged with the same {
fense, was committed to the same institute
for thirty days.
= Clara Anne, colored. charged on the oa
Q Of Officer Dietler with being drunk, etc
was fined SIS or i've days in the parish priso
q John Pollard. Robert Trainer, and Owe
e Duffy were arraigned on a charge Of assaul
ing and battering Officer BOWEN while
4 the discharge of his duty, plead not guilt,
aud in default Of bail in the sum OF Sl0'
each they were committed to the paris
prison for their appeHrSnee on the z5d ms
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