New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14

$40 for their masculinities on Dryades street. |
Tom jackson and Mike O'Brien, alias John |
ODonnell, were voted to be suspicious char |
acters in consequence of having been found |
in the City hotel unlimited, which was SUP. |
posed to be very suspicious. There is no |
suspicion about their resting under the
shades of the workhouse walls unless thew |
are able to find some responsible person to |
youch tor them. Later by telegraph: They
were vOuched foE~hy respectable gentle
man who went security for them in 5000
that they keep the peace.
Randall Powers, colored, for plfering
loosely around the steamboat landing was
permitted$o ride in the Black Maria out to
the workhouse, where he will be permitted
to remain for three months.
The same for little Jim Young who robbed
the money drawer of q gentle butcher in
Pile market.
Colored Jacob Williams thought it would
be no great nonsense to feloniously carry
away several pieces of female wearing ap.
parel from Rachael Moore, corner Dryades
! street and Triton walk, but he learned his
| mistake when hauled up before frowning
court that seemed inclined to believe that
| jacob had committed an immortality.
! COlored Elvina Green is supposed to have
| been sufficiently rife in crime to steal SEQ
| from rloIey drawer belonging to Mag
Kelly, corner Camp and Poeyiarre streets.
! Sometime on the 9Sth instant particulars
will be belched.
| Daniel Drew once occupied position,
! and still he does; but If any one cares to
| know more they must visit the workhousc.
| where Drew draws Tations for the coming
| three months.
Michael Hart, both soul and body. was to
have been imnured in the workhouse be-
cause he had no visible means of support,
(he wears tight pants,) but he found
friend whs heartily vouched for him, and
so the buck goes roaming again, notwith-
stonding Mr.. Brady, aid to the chief of DO.
lice, made proper efforts to do this commu-
Is the season to turn over G2E- leaf
Msggy Kelly was once q bctter disposed
body than she was last Sunday. She cre-
ated monstrous muss on Basin street.
which cost her ten dollar city bill.
Catherine Kehoe may possibly be guilty
of larceny and assault and battery as
charged BY w. F. Mclean; but we shall
hear in few days.
Frank Bristol, another of the tight pants
fraternity, who has no visible means of
support, an idle person with no honest oc.
cupation, was gently hauled in by Mr.. Far
rell, aid to the chief, and Recorder Neville
falling into Farrel's way of thinking, kindly
invited Bristol to board at the workhouse
for only six months.
Joan H. Null, duplicate of the above, tap
ped by Ed Flood, will remain a nullity
in the workhouse for six months unless he
can ma voucher"
Henry Hodge did not pilfei all around
the levee, for he had fifty dollars when at
, rested.
Frank Brown, of Hagan avenue, against
the peace and dignity of the state, allowed
himself to give John Scott a big scare will
a deadly revolver. Bonds to appear on the
18th.
Colored Edward Fontenot was aware thai
he was committing robbery when he stolt
a pocketbook containing coin and papel
from a little girl in Poydras market, but ht
did not think himself so unlucky as to b.
: gobbled up by attentive blue coats wheI
< little Madeline Stringer. with tears in he
G eyes, said that the great big fellow snatche(
the money from her 'just so."
H. G. CRUDE, or Gribble, will have a hear
!. ing on the 2Sth on charge of forgery in
5 small way.
First District COurt--Judge Howe.
: The grand jury yesterday presented tru
, bill for manslaughter against colored Henr,
Harris for killing colored Louis Morrison ol
the Goth ultimo.
Anthony DOwd received his sentence, tel
Il i days in the parish prison, for the offense @
J having carried concealed weapons.
District Attorney Luzenberg 6led informa
y tions against Theophile Baptiste for bul
s. glary and larceny; J. .McGarahan for larceny
Isaac Cleveland, feloniously entering
store.
v James P. Bird was sentenced to on
# months Imprisonment for larceny of gol
q watch and chain, money, and jewelry froI
:, b. E. Young, on the 9Th instant, off a Yesse
10 lying at post l9. He plead guilty.
z, Charles Stewart will to-day receive b
n sentence for having come it, over Basi
g street brothel keeper lately.
e. Second District Recorders Court.
e. Joseph Lafourcade, colored of Con
D. street. Is charged by Marie Saulnier,
Ie second district, Union street, with the gray
otfense of attempting a rape on her.
Henon L9veau, colored, is charged b
le colored Jim Menry with having stolen frol
rs him horse worth $780,
to Charles Williams, alias Charles Wood
ut colored, stole from a party on DauphiI
as street silver spoons and forks to the valr
n OF S70-at least such is the affidavit of G.
il Hamilton. Woods is warming his toes
the parish prison.
Colored Marie 0dile will have to answt
10 for the ofenses committed by her tongl
In on Josephine Leveau, all, Of course, wit
b. out the least cause or provocation. That
,'s the stereotyped portion of affidavits.
le ThIrd District Recorders COURT.
y The following parties were arraigned b
d fore Recorder j. A. Letten yesterday:
aS Richard Noonan, arrested by Officer SEQ
el on the levee for being drunk and disturbiI
70 " tbs peace, was fined $40.
l. John Doyle, alias James, arrested
y Officers Roth and Myers on the leve
Ct charged by Fred Wunder with cutting wi
intent to kill, was fined $50.
= John Smith, arrested by Officer Roth q
u the levee drunk, was fined So.
III The whole on payment of their respecti
fines, were released.
VIM. Jones and Martha Jones, arrested
Of the lake end, charged by Virginia Washin
S, ton with larceny, were both remanded
st prison for trial.
IN Jack and Margaret Hutchinson and Ma
ar Gibson, charged by W, Laust with Yiolath
he city ordinance $50, and John Kennedy,
ey Catherine Higgins with assault and batter
he were all released on bail for trial.
cd Joseph Jim, charged by Peter Green wi
y picking depOnent's pocket, also AYERS TIA
the accused is ysgrant, following no hone
occupation to earn living, was in detau
ay OF SlO0 voucher committed thirty days
n the workhouse.
he Fourth DIatriet Reeorder's Court.
Judge Vennard disposed of the followil
Il. cases:
ID Simon, colored, charged with being
a. Vagrant and having no visible means
RS support was committed to the workhou
+. James Mitchell, John Gerharts. and Jol
Ia Smith, charged by Officer Dillenkoffer wi
n vagrancy, were committed to the wor
ed house fsr ten days each.
q, Jessie Mix and Ann Hall, charged wi
lie insult and abuse, we're fined IS or i've da
each in the parish prison, in default
e, which they wSae committed.
Thomas German will have TO answer
of the 18th instant 20 a charge Of interferil
,F- with Officer Fit2gibboEs while In the
a charge OF his duty, and aidings thief
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