New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10
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A HsrnrennInnnI Rank Rnhher.

Only a few days ago we recorded the
charge against A. j. Crandall of having
boldly stolen valuable bank box from So
Carondelet street, and under which he is
now held, unable to give $4,000 bail. Yes
terday this same enterprising Crandal was
arraigned before Recorder Neville, charged
by Mr.. ]. G. Bienvenue, Ia Camp street,
with having, on the 26th ultimO, feloniously
taken from Kurshedt & Co. bank box con-
tanning coin, bonds and notes, all valued at
$4,000. Let him alone few days, and he
| will open bank on his own hook.
Found Dead.
Mr.. j. B. Rousie, who keeps a grocery
store at the corner of st. Peter and Marais
streets, reported to IRENE station that "a man
I named Charles Moreau, who had occupied
q room in his house for some time, and who
had been missing since Saturday, was found
dead in his room, the door of which was
burst open, under suspicion of the mans
death. The body was considerably decom-
posed, and the coroner was notified.
A Flush Drunk.
The thieves did not capture d. Sullivan
Wednesday night as he lay independently
drunk on the banquette of st. Charles street.
while in his pockets were gold watch, gold
coin, and Sl2l4 in currency. A faithful po.
liceman, Higgins, took him to the first dis.
trict station house. and yesterday morning
he was discharged by Judge Neville, fined
of pickpoekets"
A Limb Of the Law Robbed.
About one o'clock yesterday morning
the dwelling of j. p. Hornor, 379 Magazine
street, was burglariously entered and
robbed of $50 in money and few other
articles.
First District Recorders Court.
Patsey Hines and John Cooney, the two
youngsters who are supposed to have robbed
Mira Martin Gk fnirON Etrppt GQE will
have an investigation on the 25th instant.
G. Carrolton, another of the lads concerned
in the affair, has not yet been arrested.
Jules Smith and Henry Johnson, accused
Of stealing pair of shoes, were retired to
the parish prison.
A. f. Picton was discharged from the ac-
cusation of embezZlement.
Parish Green, cOlored, was forwarded to
the workhouse for three months simply be-
cause he stole cordwood.
1t cost W. G. Armitage $40 for playing
police
On the 4th of next month colored George
Meadows will have a trial for having stolen
sugar from the steamboat Welcome last
month.
Third District Recorders Court
The following parties were arraigned be-
fore Recorder J. A. Letten yesterday:
Madeline Luson, charged by Letitia
Girour with violation of city ordinance $50,
was COnunueu on Dali.
Pedro Baer, alias Baye, arrested by Oil
Ger Hussey charged with being q vagrant,
was, in default of Sl00 voucher, committed
thirty days TO the wOrkhouse.
Henry Reach, charged by Bernard Stoltz
with assault and abuse; William Chambers,
arrested by Officer Desam on Victory street,
aud Richard Kennedy, sailor of the United
| States steamer Mahaska by Officer Crotty,
| both charged as helplessly drunk, were
| fined IS each. The two former on payment
of their fues were released; the latter in
default of same was committed five days TO
the parish prison.
Nike Gilbert, arrested by Officer Baum on
| Victory street, drunk aud disturbing the
peace, was on payment of SIS fine released.
John stephens, alias John &. Laden ar
rested BY Officer Raymond, of the second
district police, at the fair grounds, charged
by Mast Giacome with larceny, was in de.
fault Of bail remanded to prison for trial.
Dan StenrOd, arrested BY Officer Crotty on
the levee for being disorderly, was in defauli
of IS committed Eve days to the parish
prison.