New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12

Cry ITEMS IN BRIEF.-Louis D. Bauer, of
the Pavilion Halls, now deserted, and Frank
Ford, he of the droll No. 50 st. Charles
street, are requested to undergo an exam
ination on the eighteenth instant for hav.
ing violated city ordinance 26l. These men
were keepers of cabarets where the hideous
waiter girls slung beer Stops to motley
crowds of young men who sought the So
ciety of women with abbreviated dresses.
Bridget Fury, in consequence of being re-
strained in prison for months past has not
furnished reporters single item; but Biddy
Is as irrepressible as sin, or like truth
crushed to earth, will rise again. The offense
charged against her now is that she wagged
| her furious tongue too freely toward gentle
Annie Lewis. Not being ready for trial
| yesterday she was allowed until the nine
teenth to ferret out witnesses.
The case of Horace Carpenter, for at
tempting to kill Philip Perrin, is continued
until to-day.
Josephine Ray, arrayed in stunning at.
tire, will stand at the prisoners bar of the
First District Recorders Court on the
eighteenth to explain how it was she stole
pistol, and afterward used indecent Ian
guaye.
Robert and George .vess, the freedmen
who shot and killed --- Britton while he
was in the act of robbing their house in the
| night, are sent before the Criminal Court for
trial on the charge of murder without
bail.
William Evans goes before jury to be
tried on the charge of embezzling two cog
| wheels.
Richard jenkins will stand trial in the
| Criminal Court on an accusation of larceny.
Recorder Jackson has sent the case of J.
Alexander, accused of arson, before the
Criminal Court for trial. We are pleased to
know that the Judge has acted on his own
convictions in this matter, and thus thrown
the responsibility Of all doubt, if any exists,
on the parties who are capable OF shoulder
ing it. Suits of such gravity as this one
should never be thrown out of prosecution
until the grand jury have had full opportu-
nifty to investigate the evidence.
There was some little red hot converse.
ton between members of Assistant Alder
men last night.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Maria had quarrel.
Maria said something, and Mrs. White said
something else not for polite ears to hear.
Mrs. Maria brought charge of insult and
abuse against Mrs. White, but Mrs. White
proved that the insult and abuse charged
against her was well founded, and proved
things very scandalous against her. Both
parties will adorn the inner portion of the
Parish Prison ten days or appropriate $40
to the dilapidsted city treasury.
Mrs. johnson wanted to know if Recorder
Gastinel couldn't make her old man behave
himself. The Recorder made both parties
clear.out of court on the double-quick.
Michal McGlaeklin wasn't able to take
care of himself, therefore a police officer
undertook the unpleasant job. He will be
taken good care of for five days by the city.
John Wallace very ungallantly raised
disturbance in city railroad car where
ladies were present, and very independent
| ly aourished a revolver. He will have
chance to reflect on his conduct while look,
ing through iron bars.
Mary Simmons is charged with being an
habitual drunkard. Mary said she never
did drink, but she was never believed by
anybody. She will not drink any more fol-
at least ten days,