New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-03

IHltteo 10 MS cell.
First District ReeOrdsr,s oourt
No less than fifty cases Of indisputsble
drunks were variously disposed of by
J. Leonard was allowed to pay fine of
S25 for violating ordinance 933.
Henry Tarpioa and Ben. Dorsay, both
eolored, are still in prison on the charge of
attempting to murder Robert Barrett at
| Bayou Labranche.
Mrs. S. Marx charges Mrs. Winter with
being insane. Sent to insane asylum.
Gus Taney will, in few days, have a
nearing Tor cutting and wounding James
| Collins on st. Charles street.
Patrick and Cecel1a Glynn are imprisoned
Wlthout dement, OF bail charged with arson,
that is setting IRE TO the house 304 Common
street, near Claiborne. A mattress in the
] grocery was found saturated with oil, L.
davit.
I. Andrews, colored, has been placed
under arrest for having five times stabbed
ROBERT Gibson, colored, on the bridge
corner Galyez and Perdido streets, Will be
tried on the 18th instant.
John Connors maliciously drove his
vehicle into car on TchoupitOnlas street,
for which diversion he was allowed to pay
a fine Of $40.
secOnd District ReeOraer's Court.
Judge Gastinel yesterday morning dis
posed of eocket that looked like a blue
| Monday term.
.Three-fourths Of the parties arrested in this
district the past two days were guilty of
carrying concealed weapons,
Two ooys were arraigned on the charge
OF having stolen set OF billiard balls from
room on Cont street. Sent before the
first district court.
Baptiste, tall colored man, was remand
ed to prison to await further investigation
concerning an unusual transaction in shoes
one pair of which encased his feet. The
person who made the charge allowed the
prisoner 10 retain the soiled brogans. In
all there were eleven pairs OF shoes taken
from No. 233 Dauphine street. Also other
articles valued at S2l3.
Jules Charles BOrel makes affidavit that
two men in show near the French market
roDoed him OF silver watch and 50 SO in
currency. The transaction will be sifted
John Simmons is one of the accused.
. Lola Lewis, of Toulouse street, some day.
! ago was charged by John Sullivan, of the
Soncordla mouse, with having stolen from
Z MIN $40 IN good gold coin. On two occa
' sions Sullivan failed to appear, therefore
! Lola was allowed to depart in peace.
= Third District Ree0rderSa Cours.
!. The following parties were arraigned be
1 fore Recorder J. A. Letten the I'd Of Janu
= ary, 1868:
John Harris, arrested by Officer Gould o.
/ the levee, drunk and supposed TO be d.
!: haska, was delivered on board Of same.
John McClenan, arrested by Officer Goul
n on the leYee, drunk and disturbing the put
a lie peace, and H. Greatwall BY Officer Mi
u Ter on Greatman street, charged by J. Re.
nauld with insulting ladies in the publ
!. street. The former was fined $40, and tt
% latter IS, upon payment Of which both wei
1 released.
"a Johnny Simmons alias Burrows, arreste
1t BY Officer Meyran on Elysian Fields stre
for disturbing the public peace; Frank Ke
N ney, by Officer Kieffer, who brought pri
~ ~ oner to this station dead drunk on a whet
as barrow, and John Gadney, By Officer .
Nv Corey on Columbus street, for lying deE
= drunk on the public banQuette, were all,
in default Of $40 fine each, committed ten da
r. to the parish prison,
q, VIM. Faust, arrested by Officer Roberts
n. the Port Market charged by Wendell FIJI
n with refusing to pay for refreshments !
ceived, was committed thirty days TO Il
oa | workhouse.
;n Theophile Baptiste, charged by Emf
Dussuan with larceny, which oftense beil
committed in the second district was
. spectfully transferred to the recorder OF t
as same.
he George Taylor, arrested on Esplana
street, charged with being q vagrant al
So violating city ordidance 6s2; James Loga
u; arrested by officer Meyer on Marigny stre'
hd charged with petty larceny; Richard II
l; mer, arrested by Officer Kieffef on the levt
re- drunk and unable to take care of himse
i; and Samuel Fisher, arrested by 0fnC
Hines on Elysian Fields street, charged wi
the same offense, and aleO for disturbing t
os public peace, were all, in default of $5 8
mr., each, committed five days to the pari
eI. prison:
g ,tv William Kelly, company Il, and Jan
,cr Wallace, company d, first United States
eir fahtrY, arrested by Officer Randolph on
a levee for fighting and disturbing the pub
NO peace, were both discharged.
len Mary Ann Healy, charged by John Az
oh with disturbing the public peace on Gre
80 men street, was remanded for trial.
John Williams, charged by Robert P
nell with larceny, was sent before the Fl
district court for trial as charged.
Tho Faurfh BHphs,1aB nRseordeF's Court
ant Judge vennard disposed Of the followi
ge. cases:
ler Henry Coleman, colored, plead not gui
aV- to charge of larceny, and in default of
ing in the sum of $3.50, he was committed to-
lgh parish prison for his appearance on the
'et, instant.
lch Salvatore Fragine was aTraigned on
lhe charge of passing a counterfeit twenty {
ro, lar United States treasury note, and plead
MO not guilty, was released on bail for his
OLD pearance on the 7th instant.
In Louis Brookhouse was arraigned Oh
or. charge of shooting and killing q little
)en six years old, named Pauline Meyers,
she the corner of Fulton and Fourth stree
not plead not guilty, and was remanded to j
for his appearance on the Sd instant.
nm. Several drunks were disposed of.