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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

WAITER GIRLS IN CoURT.-Rosa Peetez
and Alice Mitchell, two little Misses who
are now missed from the Pavilion beer shop,
we're yesterday arraigned before Recorder
Becker, on charge made by Lieutenant
schrieber, that they had been violating city
ordinance SOS, which especially prohibits
lewd and abandoned women frequenting
beer houses and cabarets, and from dressing
indeeently. When these two were arrested
they were rather fancifuly dressed, not
exactly dressed as father or mother would
allow their children to go about in to Sun.
day school or other moral place. The ordi-
nance is plain, and the Lieutenant had no
other course, as faithful officer, than to
make the arrest, and it is the opinion of all
good citizens that he performed bounden
duty in endeavoring to abate what is un-
doubtedly nuisance and a blot on the
morals of our city.
In this particular case there was but little
evidence to show that Rosa or Alice were
lewd or abandoned girls; in fact, it was
shown that, excepting the tinsel abbrevia-
ted dresses, these two are virtuous, SO far
as the question was investigated and so far
as was shown in regard to their general
habits. They are quite young and inno-
cent in appearance. The Recorder lectured
them atrihe, and though he was not in
clined to fine them both for violating the
law, he hesitated simply because they were
very poor; their poverty had his sympa-
thies, but they were only allowed to depart
on condition that the offense will not be
repeated"
The attractions Of this suit filed the court
room with throng of spectators who
seemed greatly interested in the result.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

-
THE CHARGE AGAINST MIR. MoUNEY.-Some
weeks ago our City Council appointed two
experts to balance, if possible, the accounts
existing between the Controllers and
Treasurers office. This action was caused
| by assertions that a difference OF $40 600
existed in the accounts. These experts at
length having arrived at point where they
are enabled to assert that a certain sum of
money is unaccounted for, made the state.
ment to the Finance Committee, where
| upon Mr.. Mount, the present Treasurer
files an affidavit in which he accuses Mr.. F.
Mouney, late Assistant Treasurer, with
being defaulter in the sum of S51 ,0O0
Mr.. Mouney was yesterday morning arrested
on the accusation, but at once furnished
sufficient bonds. The friends of the accused
are still strong in their faith that he is
guiltless of TIE grave charge, and indeed
it will be hard to believe that he is other
wise than innocent. 1t is claimed that
if defalcation really exists, certain parties
who continually had access to almost I'M
limited bundles of city bills might have
stolen from the Treasurer's Office thousands
of dollars without detection. ANY person
who is familiar with the office knows that
| irresponsible persons had access to the
| tables and even to the vault, and when these
circumstances are considered it will not
appear strange that fifty or hundred thou
sand dollars should disappear.
However, it is not to be understood av these
remarks that if Mr.. Mouney is the guilty
party we will uphold or in any manner
shield him. In this journal he will find
whips of scorn and detestation as is deserv-
ing so great crime. Time will discover
| who has plundered our CITY treasury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

THAT NOTORIOUS PETER-HE PLEADS
GUILTY TO OBTAINING MoNEY UNDER FALSE
PRETENsEs.- case of that enterprising
individual and grand rascal Peter Conrad,
came up yesterday in the Second District Re-
corder's Court. Peter having no desire to alb
breviate proceedings very properly pleaded
guilty to the charge of obtaining the sum of
four dollars from George Merz by falsely
representing himself as the owner ola cargo
of cypress lumber at the Old Basin. He
will explain to jury how he managed to
pull the wool over Merz'a eyes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

FIFTH JUSTICES Court, ALGIERs. Parish
VS.. Roberts, accused of selling without
license. The evidence in this case showed
that few days after the expiration of his
halfyearly license Roberts called at the
Office of the Parish Tax Collector for the
purpose Of renewing his license and paying
for the same; that the license receipts not
being ready, the Deputy TaxsCollector told
him that he would have to call again, but
that in the meantime he could so on with
his business. Roberts employed a colored
man to sell bread throughout Algiers. On
Sunday this man was arrested, and with his
bread was immured in prison. The defense
commended that there was no intention to
evade the license, which would have been
paid some days ago had the parish authors
ties used due diligence in having the receipts
prepared.
The Court sentenced accused to pay fine
of fifteen dollars and costs of Court, and to
have the bread seized, worth about ten dol
lars, confscated.
State VS.. Samuel Robinson-This case was
connected with the disturbances which
took place in Algiers on Sunday, July 10, in
consequence of the murder of Randolph
Foot by Charles Williams. The prosecutor,
John Larrieux, charged Robinson with be-
ing the principal in mob which assailed
him while in cart on his way home. The
occurrence took place on Patterson street,
after the emeute in front of the courthouse
on Delaronde street, had subsidized. Several
witnesses were examined for the State, the
gist of whose evidence was that Robinson
was prominent in the crowd which threat.
ened Larrieux; that much threatening lam
guage was used by persons in the mob; that
Robinson made motions as if drawing a
pistol, after extending his baud as if aiming
at Larrieux, but the witness who states this
(NIr. Frank oser) standing behind Rob inson
could not swear what kind of weapon, If
any, was drawn.
For the defense several witnesses de-
poned that they did not see Robinson COM
nit an improper act or use improper Ian
guage. The court dismissed the case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

An UNFORTUNATE AND FALLEN FEMALE
Mary Jane Coorney alias -, a very pre-
possessing and extremely unfortunate young
girl of about sixteen years of age, was ar =
raigned yesterday morning before Recorder
Gastinel upon the charge of being drunk
and disturbing the peace.
Two short years ago Mary was the idol of
doting father and an atfectionate mother.
Her history is sad one, one which has
been reiterated very many times by others
| equally as unfortunate. She has the same
story to tell SO very familiar to the readers
of local papers in every large city. Love,
seduction, abandonment, disgrace to her
parents, and a life of prostitution is the
sum and substance of her misfortunes. A
broken hearted father, distracted mother,
| lingering on the borders of another exist
ence, an atfectionate brother, driven 20 the
extremes of disgrace at the action of his
sister, has fed the country, hoping by other
scenes and other influences to create an
abyss between his once happy home and
| himself.
This poor unfortunate girl, with dishevel-
ed hair, black as ravens plume, delicately
| shaped mouth, and smooth, even features,
piercing black eyes, carrying with them a
force of intellectual capacity and general
intelligence of no ordinary note, was drag
ged from a dungeon to answer the charge
of drunkenness, which charge was sustain
| ed, and with tear in her eye as she cast
her eyes around the courtroom she, with q
heavy yet firm step and heaving heart, was
returned to her cell, from thence to be
transferred to the Parish Prison for the
period of ten days in default OF a fine of ten
| dollars.
In times gone by this reporter has seen
this miserable creature mingling in the best
of society, adjoining the parlors of stately
mansion, surrounded by every luxury which
wealth and affection could command. Little
did the writer of this ever expect to see one
SO fair SO lovely, so modest, and so beloved
by an innumerable circle of friends and
relatives arraigned before court Of justice
upon such degrading charge, much less
to see her classed among women of thu
town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

CITY ITEMS IN BRIEF.-The several cases of
George Gehe versus Hitzg, and vice versa,
assault, battery, embezzlement, and
breaches of trust, will have an examination
on the twenty-frst instant.
Washington Jones added ten dollar bill
to the city treasury because he violated Or
dinance 1876.
Dennis Marshall walked into the main
station and surrendered himself, stating
that he had accidentally shot James Dens-
more in Claiborne market. Dennis was
sent to prison, without privilege of bail, to
await the result of the wound he inflicted.
If Ben Rhodes is thief, he showed dis
erection by stealing flour. On the twenty
fourth he will be required to answer why
and how he dipped into barrel and filled
his bag.
Willard Fillmore left political life and be-
gan to beat his wife within an inch Of her
life, simply because of u little strife that
could not be settled otherwise. He will
have to answer an offended law in few
days.
Louisiana Stevens states on her constitu
tional oath that H. Parker slapped her fai'
cheek instead of kissing it. The mistake
sends Parker to the Criminal Court.
Warlike speeches from the hasty tongue
| of Hettie Lee have imprisoned her.
Six individuals are charged by DR.. Wright
with conspiring against his life and trying
to deprive him of that existence so sublimely
| convenient.
John Arnold paid the usual fec due the
city for sleeping on the banquette outside
of someting less than barrel of whisky.
| John Giaden arrived at the Parish Prison
at precisely half past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose of relieving
police officers from any trouble hereafter
that might arise from the amount of whisk,
usually absorbed by John. He will remain
ten days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Reduction of Water Rent. - waterworks
Office August g. ls6s.-By resolution of the Board OF
Comm ssioners the following reduction is made in
the water rates to private families until January
1853:
To family of four persons less from SIS $40
year.
To each person over four from 81 to 75c a year.
Application should be made to Mr. s. e. PERCY,
Secretary and Treasurer pro tenn, the Office of the
old company. BRAXTON BRAGG,
aus Ct Superintendent.
DIR. II. F. Wright has reduced his al
ready low Dental charges one-half till further
notice.
No. 1853 Customhouse street, between Dauphine
and Burgundy. mylT law Su
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST ID 1858

them. She is DESTROYS to learn if they are
still living, and where they can be found.
The letter Of the mother is at the Mayors
office. Etf# E-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

teit note on Julius Eamm, doing business
at 163 and l65 Rampant street. Both these
accused parties are in Jail, and their cases
will be looked into tomorrow morning at
ten o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

THE Roor OF ALL EyIL.-The steamship
Harlan, from Indianola and Galveston,
brought few of the root of all evil in the
shape of SIS, 5SS on consignment to parties
In this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DELlNQUEMTwT TAX.
- PAYERS, --.-4.e +.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District OF New Orleans
==4 li0 CArondelet street. y
A LII PERSONS WITHIN THE FIRST DIS
n trict of New Orleans who have not paid treir
state Taxes for ie7 ard Eicenses for l5S be eby
notified to call at this office withn the ten days
snd pay said taAes AM licenses order t.
Of court F.O. MAhAN
aul2 lw State Tax Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
FOR RENT,

q, Tr,TuI T.
ITO RENT LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
i store-one of the finest in the eity-No ~ Cana!
street, near ORrondeIet street. T. is susceptible q
being divided into two stores. TO gooo iesseeu
III GERNON No. Story Building,
fe Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
RIO RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-SToRY
| Rriok dwelling with all modern convenienoes,
IA a Ramnarf sfysess few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediately. Apply %
n. Gernon. No. 2 Story BUILDING nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
REsrxcrED Bag:

RESPECTED bA0s
lam tall man. have the reputation of
being "high" all the time, though drink
nothing stronger than McClosky's mead.
Not day passes that do not bump my
head, or crush my hat, in passing under
awnings on Camp, Royal, and Bourbon
s streets.
Because shop keeper is but Ave feet in
his boots, has he the right to ignore the
Z act that there are men who are six feet in
their stockings? +
Think not. What do you think?
BRoBDIGNAG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
DUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
HENRY BENSEL.
Shop and Factory No. 8o6 Magazine street;
Residence No. 1888 Eighth street.
p-o,rDt attaption maid IN husiness orders iva 9r
VACANCY

Death has lately taken away a PARTNER, and
one with a capital of 5000 is required to fill his
place 1t is a rare chance. business already
established; manufacturing an eatable which has
in the south. Address L. B. B.. Postohce box 1905.
jy26 Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

ThAddeus Stevens is dead. So says the
= telegraph.
He died like true soldier-in the har-
ness. Work was his pleasure, and he worked
3 ier liberty till God took him.
He was lion Of man, and now that he
y dead, let no donkey kick him. A natural
leader, he controlled the House Of Repre-.
ssatatives By right which was innate.
When he spoke be spoke to the point.
When he labored he was all energy. And
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

BOARD or POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-T
Board, by resolution, agreed that no more
appointments of supernumeraries will be
made until after the first of September.
Hereafter all appointments to full num-
bers will be made from the list of supernu-
meraries.
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMSHIP
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