New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

burglary, robbery, and attempt to commit
murder, charge made by VIM. c. Neville.
one month parish prison as characters or
no characters at all: Thomas Alexander,
Pct Hogan, John Brady, owen Carroll, and
others.
Workhouse for various terms and various
| offenses: Peter Burtell, Stephen Giles, Billy
Bowlegs, Sarah Mitchell, John Walsh, Dan
Claiborne, William Mathews, John Bailey,
and John Murphy.
William Pigott, one Of the furious drivers,
was let off with paying fine of $40 for
rushing his cart into and breaking the buggy
Of John Rhodes.
]. II. Smith having lost his reason was
sent to the insane asylum.
VIM. B. Denson charged with robbery,
was hOnorably discharged.
Hogan and Larkin, larcenists supposed,
Will appear in open court on the 25th.
Second DlstrIct Recorders Court.
George Sketch, colored, was sent before
the criminal court on a charge of assaulting
and batting James Nesbit.
William Sullivan, at his own request, was
sent before the criminal court having plead
guilty as charged, obtaining property under
false pretenses. Accused is sometimes
known as Desmond. The story is that Sui
livan with forged order obtained possess
ion of four valuable trunks and a carpet
bag, property of Mrs. Winter and that he
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own benefit
George Taylor, colored, batterer and
carrier of concealed weapons, was sent to
the criminal court for trial.
John Lacroix, homeless boy, who gave
himself up to Mr.. Hessei, IRENE station,
was given home in the house Of refuge.
Thlvd District Recorders Court.
The following parties were arraigned be-
fore Recorder j. A. Letten yesterday:
oh ct1u ~ ATt17an
with assault and battery, was released on
bond to answer the charge before the first
district court at accused's own request.
John 0Brien and Tim Dwyer, arrested for
! being drunk and unable to take care of
| themselves, were committed five days
to the parish prison in default of S. each.
| John Brown, charged by Thomas Delaney
with assault and breach of the peace, was
| fined $40.
James White and Edward Hoffman, arrest.
| ed for being drunk aud unable to take care
| of themselves, were fined S. each.
| Gabriel Hanson, arrested on suspicion,
| John Wolf, for being drunk, and William
Duffy, charged by Wendel Fink with refus.
| ing to pay for refreshments received, were
all discharged.
Joseph Rollln, charged by Wilhelmine
| Myer with assault, and a vagrant without
any honest occupation to earn living, was
in default of 500 voucher committed thirty
days to the workhouse.
Charles Piles, charged by Mrs. Piles with
insanity was sent to the insane asylum,
Mary Brown, arrested by Officer II, Lyon,
on Elysian Fields street, for violation of city
ordinance No. $50, also that she is a Yagrant,
following no honest occupation to earn q
living, and Mary Somers, by officer Megram,
on Elysian Fields street, We're both, in de
fault of S25 each, committed six months tc
the workhouse.
Joseph Laeroix and A. C. Glapion, charged
by Octave Magnetic with assault and bat
terry, were respectfully transferred to the
second district recorders court.
j. Trainor, charged by William Collins
and Robert Miller, by P. McVeigh, botl
with assault and battery were both dis
charged for want of proof
Peter Goertz, charged by Paul Bellies will
assault and breach of the peace was re
leased on payment of S5 fine.
Fonrth District Recorders Court.
Judge Vennsrd disposed of the following
cases yesterday:
Joseph Claiborne, colored, was examined
on a charge of indecently exposing his per
son in the public streets, and in the presence
of ladies. The charge being fully substan
tiated the accused was sent to the work
house for six months.
, John MuGheno, charged with being va
] grant, was sent to the workhouse for sixt
days and John Adams, charged with tn
same offense, was committed to the same e:
tablishment for thirty days.
George Holthorpe, for being drunk, wa
t fined IS or five days parish prison.
L. Weaver and A. Kuhn, for fighting an
: disturbing the peace, were sent to the paris
prison for thirty days.