The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-20
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La: Wm Conner Mr. Wallace, NY; "A r Con.
morse, city; c F johnson, Louisville M F John.
SOB and wife. Miss Mary Ellen WorthingsOn, d
L Stone. Miss John G Smith st Louis ] X
Weyht. Texas: Jas Williams, Miss; Mrs Anderson,
Mrs Murrell. Mobile; Thos P Ferdinand, N Y; VIM
Hawks, Columbia, Ga; Samuel H Pullisn, Va:
Henry Shook, G Field and wife, NJ bile; NJ
johnson. wife ard two children and two servants:
Miss Vary Elley, Washington county. Miss II
Kendall Carter, city Mrs A E J Ace child aud
servant. Mississippi; B Badeck and wife,
Fayette; Ely X Jones and wife, Flyette;
b f WOrthiDgion, Washington CO.; ID l. Stone,
Miss Jno W wilson, N Y; Jas r Cox; Tautes,
Indianapolis; r Scanlsn, La J H Eimondson,
Memphis Jno Lave, Memphis; Mrs T Treze
want, Jr, Memphis; John Hancock, B Johnson,
Philadelphia ID Haight and lady, New York;
II Hsigbt and wife, New York S Thayer.
Cincinnati; otalter and family, and W II Coo
key and family. Maryland; Walter IRONS and
wife, city Alex Hall. N Y: G Eddy and lady,
Leavensworth, Kansas DR.. @ Woermsn, Ham
burg, Germany; W A McCracken and wife, Ohio
d c G HOskins and II d Bonemsr. Clinton A
Phillips.
C,ty Hotel-JJ shsrky, city; E Cooley. Pointe
S ssysSosb Ss: 6,ssson Mobile. Ala. nss.
YOrke, Coast II Gwsrtling. Louisville:
Ryan, c Hoston, n Y; W II Richardson. Bayou
sara: Lsrrd, G johnson, NJ l. Flessher and
lady, Texas; F I Bennett, U S A; F n Hooker and
wife, city; Col g W Carter, Geo Moons Galveston,
Texas: Mrs Cox and child. J A Hapin s Young,
Texas; a R Campbell, Va; J W McHbauny, Tex;
Chss Hall; + Gonzalez. Jose SECOND, Matanzas
WBJOnes. KY; Major Offiey; Holder. st Charles
W Paschall, G H Phillipa. Clarke, Knou-
hel, DIR McVegh. w W Kemp, II V Hamilton,
K Pope, Texas; G Campbell, do; Jno Reid,
Canton. Miss; Capt Lsmlss, Galveston; 0nder-
deck, r Steinback, W Reinback, Lewis Wallace,
Delhi, La; Taylor, NJ Tucker, La; AL
back, Ls; Q Mason, Huntsville, Texas; c
Hyler, 1exss Ihos y French and lady, Rapdes,
La; P I Euckmsn, Rspides. La; Matthews, Va;
DR. II N Eeuef, Va; J johnson and family. Calves.
ton; T French, Miss; Geo Esner. Beileville; r
Schmit, ct Louis, Mo; James II Maury, Texas; VIM
Peterkin. city; Singleton, I; Eaves,
Mobile; I Goodwin Jr, Miss Mary Goodwin,
Bryant City, Texas; Thorn, Richmond; Jno L
Smith, Cairo, Ill; William Walters Vicksburg Geo
A Hoyt, Mrs Z Fenton and child, NJ Gaines,
n Y; + p Scott Jr, Va; VIM Banks, Miss; A B Dal.
ton and lady, o III Fields and wife, q w Jerrings
Texas; W burden. Tenn; r l. Luckett, La; 2
Smith, Opelousas; W Burton, Lafourche.
81. James HOtel.-W Schild, Durant, Miss: w
Burke, city; Green ard son, Miss: Mayors
Brandon, Miss; d J Walker. Ga; T. g HOlden J r
Tunstall, city; g A Peterkn and lady. Morehouse.
La; S I Duiorth, St Louis; V Williams and
LADY, Miss; II Gather, Va; DR. Seymour and
lsdy, Tenn; A Jordan. Fl NJ England, Ga; III
Wilson, coast; Otvay Norville, city; L a Wood
baw. La; h B Morrison, wife and child, st Louis;
p Montgomery, John C Mitchell. Louisville; ]
W Hsll, Washington county, Va; 2 Jackson,
o n BerPe, Ala.
NEW 0UT-DooR BUsTNEss.-In front Of the
Opera House last night was seated a man busily
engaged in making doughDuIs. The time and
place were rather strange for such an operation,
but the manner of making them q little stranger.
The man mad on one side Of him huge bucket
of doug h, soft and sticky on the other bucSet
Of hot LIQUID grease. From the dough bucket he
would take up a handful, mould it into riHg,
and then drop it into the grease BUCKET. where IL
lay floating, getting darker and darker, until
when they became brown enough they we're ished
up with stick. sprinkled with sugar and placed
in pile on q table ready for the next customer.
Quite crowd we're collected witnessing the nov
el mode Of conducting business.
A WATCH TOWER IN THE FOURTH DIsTRIcF.-
Mr.. Keller. the enierpTising sOap man and mar
ket nan of the Fourth District has recently erected
near The handsome market which bears his name,
a ato-s-rouo afry f~~s i.'sh--It s-iit To
tain fire bell.
The SWAMP Fox RANGERS. Rs.-Our reporter was
present at the meeting of this club held last night
While he was there an election for officers was
being held ana although be was unable TO re-
main 10 the close, from the way the ballots were
running it was pretty evident that the following
permanent officers would be elected K. G. Bond
president, Messrs. Landry and Bernard vice pres.
dents, MIR. Carpenter secretary, Mr.. Henderson
treasurer, Mr., Patton marshal.
The TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer at G. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street,
lately corner Bienville and Chartres streets. was
as follows: At 6 An. 4s degrees IL N. 81;
Pm. 60; s P. N. t3.
JOHN THOMPSON, alias "Tobey," was arrested
st bslf-psst two O'Clock yesterday on Girod street.
charged with attempting TO enter a house on Per-
dido street on the 18th and 10th inst. with intent
to commit robbery, and also charged by the Off
Ger with committing assault and battery upon
him. 1t appears that Tobey had only been re-
leased from the parish prison In the morning, and
about two O'Clock, in company with one OF his
pals, entered the dry goods store Of Messrs. Kern
& Fellmsn, on BaroLne street, and asked to look
at some brosdcloth, saying be wished to purchase
fifteen or twenty yards. to be sent up the river
and used in the manufacture of five suits for wear
at wedding to take place somewhere above.
The clerk produced some which suited the Gus
toners, at price of seven dollars per yard, but
finding that there not quite enough of It, sent
over TO the other store on Circus street for the
balance. Meanwhile the officer happened to pass,
and looking in recognized Tobey and his CON-
pabion. BE thereupon entered the store and In
formed the prOpriotors OF the character OF their
customers, but was attacked end knocked down
by Tobey whom he at once arrested and brought
in under the above charges. The accused was
last evening the recipient of 6attering introduc-
ton by Capt. White. chief of detectives, to the
assembled members Of the night and day police
force.
A COrRT MARITAL AND ITS RESULTS. = Some
time last summer, Lieut.. McGee. OF the 2Oih IN.
fsntry, then stationed ct Baton Rouge. shot and
killed DR.. Bramsn. The circumstances seemed
10 have been that the quarrel arose from Lieut..
McGee's having heard that DR.. Brsmsn had made
remarks derOgatory to his repu alton, for which
he proceeded to borsewhip him. Lieut.. McGee
says that while he was cowhding DR.. Bramsn he
(Bramsn) made a motion as If 10 shoot, when he
drew his pistol and shot him dead. The court
martial having heard the testimony, and in view
Of the fact that true bill for msnslaughter had
been found against McGee by the grand jury,
iUrned the case over TO the civil authorities aud
adjourned till December lith, in accordance with
instructions from headquarters. Gen Ayers, Gen.
HoDt ard Capt. Sterling members of the court OF
ulal have returned to the city.
ALEXANDER TEEBK was arrested yesterday
morning at his lodging.h house on Rampant street,
charged with having, about the hour of halt past
| A. NJ, burglsriOusly entered the residence OF
Mr.. John Crops. No. 203 Rampant street, between
&-<-y-s>>--.-> kAE-fk&laa a
silver watch. two gold chains, a Colts revolver
and other articles.
The arrest was made by Sergeant McCann, who
shortly after the robbery took place happened to
pass the house on his way from a fire which had
occurred OF the corner of DfyaGes and Perdido.
Meanwhile the burglar, who was, it is ssid, dis
covered and recognized by an inmate Of the house
as man Who bsd formerly lived with the family
had made !, II. His name, however, aud a list OF
the articles stolen we're furnished the sergeant
and also directions by which the accused's present
place Of abode might be found.