New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-25

FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS CoURT.-John
Maddox, one legged man, who, on the
night of the 18th, it is alleged, severely
stabbed John Rogers, alias Robinson,
waived examination before this tribunal, and
asked that the case be sent at once to the
criminal court. Rogers was conveyed to
the Charity hospital Immediately after he
was wounded, and there died after linger.
ing few hours.
John Messinni has made an affidavit
charging John Batteford, as principal, and
Anthony salamoni and Francis Cuneo, &C.
cesseries, with having attempted to kill
him. Prisoners remanded.
Emily and Henry Banks, long time &C.
cused of small larceny were both dis
charged.
| Charles Williams obtained few articles
from Rosanna Rogers grocery and migrate
fully refused to pay for them. He got
parish prison fifteen days.
Four Mollies of Basin street sinks were
each fined $40.
r. H. Stetson, on urgent solicitation, was
permitted to retire to the parish prison for
a fifteen days visit, simply because he OBJ
tanned six dollars in an irregular manner.
Daniel Baker, Terpsichore street, per-
mitted his dog to run at large and bite all
the little children in the first district, was
fined S..
James Thompson, q stealer On tobacco,
goes to the workhouse.
London Porter, Ono relation to Brown
Stout) tried to unlace Lacey's life, for
which the liquid man spouted out S..
NJ. S. Kernon is accused OF having fraudu'
lently obtained $500 from VIM. Walker.
Hearing on March 2.
Johnny Snapper once again visits his
friends in the workhouse on the advice Of
Special Pecora.
William Brooks, for wounding Sampson
McCrea with a butcher knife, was re
manded to prison to await result of wounds
SECOND DISTRICT REoORDEB's COURT
Francis Batero, for receiving stolen pro
perty knowingly, was sent to the criminal
court for trial. ..
A deaf and dumb woman, beggar Of the
/, professional kind, having kicked up a small
riot, although she has no heels, was com
planned of by Alderman Stapleton. sh'
: was sent to the workhouse for three
months.
, Alfred Flood, charged with utterinl
counterfeit money by procuring small
boy to pass his trash, was sent before
United States commissioner.
. william Marshall and Joseph Bill, wei
!. known as dangerous and suspicious charsC
tiers, were captured in the vegetable MAJ
q ket by Officer Ruff. Both workhoused.
/. Josephine Wallace, undoubtedly quite
snipe of IRENE street, paid fine of $40 70
IS her lewdness.
Marie Banchi was placed under peac
4 bonds because she preached the peace o.
" two occasions.
! Anatole, Dan Simmons, and Emile Verre'
peace bonds.
Mary Jones and Laura Smith are accuse
;. of having stolen $3.50 from Harris Milliart
IS John R. Davis and Cecilia Wilson al
1t lying in the parish prison on charge I
IS having stolen bedding and curtains. TIL
it case will be tried in few days.
= THIRD DISTRICT REcoRDBR's CouRT.-Th
!. following parties were arraigned befol
i Recorder ]. A. Letten yesterday.
a Mary Dupiere, arrested by Officer A. D
masiller on Frenchmen street for violatin
!. city ordinance No. $50; also with being
vagrant, having no honest occupation
/, earn living, was in default Of SIS fine cor
= mitted sixty days to the workhouse,
= John o'Brien, arrested by officer Kief'
!. on the levee for being a dangerous and su
4 picious character, was in default of Sill
voucher committed thirty days to the wor
house.
= FOURTH DISTRICT REcoRDER's CoURT.'
= Recorder H. t. vennard disposed Of Il
- following parties yesterday:
- Melville Hurst William Kelley, JAM
= Brophy, and Mike Mccabe, all charged vii
being Migrants, having no visible means
= support, were committed to the workhou
for thirty days each.
- James Hanson, charged with being a d
= serter from the United States revenue cult
Wilderness, was remanded to the pari
y prison until called for by his officers.