New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-30


CRY ITEMS IN BRIEF.-lt is asserted that
Pany has succeeded in obtaining a loan of
a million of dollars at the extremely low
rate of four per cent interest in New York
city. A million of dollars would help out
most anybody in this section Just now. Is
there any more where that came from.
Judge E. Warren Noise, native of South |
Carolina, died at his home in Jefferson |
parish yesterday, aged 81 years.
Matt. Hogan was belligerent yesterday |
and punched Officer Hennessy in prize ring |
fashion. Mr.. Hogan was closed in the |
second district stationhouse.
The supreme court stands adjourned until
the first Monday of next November.
Races over the Magnolia Course, Mobile,
will come off on the fifteenth.
serina johnson was not in serene hui
NOR when Recorder Gsstinel fined her SIS
for keeping disorderly house on Franklin
street. dozen of her ''boarders" were in
the same box, and several of them, in con-
sequence of being financially embarrassed,
failed to liquidate the courts request, and
were sent to theparish prison for the heated
term. The place has been a resort of sin
and sinners for many years, but perhaps
hard times and police efforts will abate the
nuisance trifle.
A boyish looking fellow, who gave his
name as Parker, was found in the store Of
Anselmo, corner Bienville and Where
streets, after the place had been closed for
the night. When asked what he was there
for he replied that he was only docking
on.r This looker-on will have situation
in the parish prison for the summer
months.
" If every woman's secret life
Was written on her brow
How many would our hatred move
That take our fancy now"
The young gentleman who inditcd the
above some months ago has never yet had
credit given him for the effusion, nor has he
ever committed matrimony more than once.
1.-THE few shall not forever sway,
The many toll 10 sorrows
Thspower of he'll may rule to-day,
But Justice will to morrow"
There is a possibility of drawing the
dead wood"'on A. D. Wood, who is accused
by Messrs. Hassam & Pooley with having
fraudulently obtained from them two hund
red and sixteen feet of lumber, which Wood
represented as being necessary for certain
piece of work known of by the firm, but an
investigation proved that the lumber had
disappeared to parts unknown. Three days
after independence day Wood must explain
to Recorder Becker all about the trans.
action.
The simple charge of adultery against lit.
tie Sarah Atkins made Saturday night has
been withdrawn at request of prosecutor.
All mistake-the adultery, the charge, or
the discharge.
A. P. Dostie was a remarkable man in
personal appearance, such as one would not
expect to ever see again in lifetime, but
there is a gentlemen daily seen on our
streets that greatly resembles him in almost
every calpartieular. The resemblance
is so great as to be noticed by all who knew
: poor Dostie.
A fair state of moral standing in the gar
den district-no arrests from seven O'Clock
A. NJ. Sunday morning until o'clock yes
terday morning.
A skiff under mismanagement of some boy
Sunday ran against latboat in the river
by Third street, and as the small craft STRUCK
one of the boys, Robert Albert, only fifteen
years old, residing on First street, between
Fulton and Rousseau, was thrown into the
water and drowned, nor was the body recov
cred yesterday. The current in the river il
very strong just now, and requires strong
arms to stem the tide.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning wa
sent from small unoccupied shed 4OS 10
sephine street. There is no doubt that il
was the work of an incendiary. The flame;
were watered before any great damage hat
been done. Let every citizen and citizen
ess" too resolve themselves into policemen
and shoot down any person they may dis
cover in the act of preparing to or setting