New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-17
Flrst DIstrIet IReeorder,a Court.

Officer AcGee, whose beat is on Poydras
street, kept his two eyes on James Sullivan
and Pat Donohue, whose conduct was not
such as betokens honest men, and he took
them in. Being unable to satisfy the court
that they were industrious men, the Judge
retired them to the workhOuse for six
months.
]. @. Ford, alias Charles Stewart, was
unanimously voted o vagrant and worthy of
private apartments in the workhouse for
six months.
William Alexander, colored, found lille
Ultimately in James Barcus' private room,
was gently persuaded by the court to accept
of workhouse hospitalfties for the next six
months, He accepted, and Barcus was
willing.
John O'Brady, Of the royals, having in
his dirty hands several pieces of lead pipe,
was asked by Sergeant Haskins q few ques-
tions. The O'Brady lost his power of speech
Just then, and wss not intensely surprised
when told to go down to the wOrkhouse aud
remain until called for, aud he went.
Mike Kelly, accused of assaulting and
cutting, was discharged by especial request
of prosecutor.
Tom Jones being hungry stole six loaves
of bread, for which the witch must receive
thirty days parish prison. Tom, when you
get loose steal 100000, or else be strictly
honest, 1t is excessively unpopular to steal
small loaves as bakers gave yesterday.
Caroline McCahrey, u fallen sister, has
placed herself still further from good sur
ronndings, by drinking herself into the
workhouse. When a baby Caroline may
have been pretty. but she isssdly out oil that
now.
Alk Sullivan, the man who gas wounded
while in the act of committing burglary on
st. Thomas street, by McQnade, was ar.
raigned, but not being prepared was ordered
to furnish peace bonds IN $3.50.
O. Aiken was ordered to furnish peace
bonds in $3.50, in consequence Of his terrible
threats toward Mr. Earhart.
johnson, the man who stabbed Robin
sons elephant, was discharged, as the laws
Of Louisiana are not heavy enough to cover
either him or the sickly elephant.
Isaac Smith, full Of malicious mischief,
was fined $40.
Charles Harris. for the coming six months,
will have no fear OF police officers, for he Is
some distance beyond their reach. He has
moved himself into the workhOuse.
10, Bean, being q vegetable, is supposed
to have mistaken eight barrels Of potatoes
for his property. bat to his grief Greves as
serts that he knows Bean stole the mur,
pixies. 10. will be Informed on the 18th If
he really did steal the potatoes.
Oliver Holly planted his right and left all
over d. Bonham. A $40 note from Holly
settled his breach of a city ordinance.
Besend Bfstrles feeordeESa Court.
Zenon Leveau, of the Story plantation
below the city, is accused of stealing a $50
mare from the French market, but 1t ap-
pears that he purchased the animal in good
faith from one Killite, a colored person, who
plead guilty TO having stolen the mare
Sent before the first district court, while
zenon was discharged.
John Brown lies in the parish prison; for
merly he lied In the streets, especially when
he represented himself as owner Of house
which he rented and took on account $l2.
Chas. Boyd will be tried for the otiense o.
carrying concealed weApOns3
Wm. Riley and James Sherman were re-
manded to prison on the suppositi0n that
they were concerned In q robbery.