New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fire.

fire.
A fire broke out yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, in the house No. 1872 Toulouse
street, corner of Burgundy. The occupant
Of the house is one Mime 10, white woman.
1t appears that a white girl called by the
name of Mary Laura, the mistress OF one
Joseph Oliver cabman, who had occupied
the front room and in which the fire was
found, is suspected of having been the in
cendiary.
A white woman by the name of Mary, who
is employed in the house as a servant, says
that Mary Laura asked her to set fire to the
house. Other inmates of the house are Of
opinion that the servant girl herself set ire
TO the building. The matter will undergo in
vestigation.
The house is the property of j. @. Dubois,
a resident of Paris; Mr.. Paul Boe is the
agent. The firemen were promptly on hand
and the fire was soon extinguished without
much damage.
FIrst District Recorders Court.
The business that called judgments from
Judge Neville yesterday were of the most
uninteresting class, and not worth recording
in newspaper, and were dead expense
on the city.
Third District Recorders OOurt.
The following parties were arraigned be-
fore Recorder j. A. Letten yesterday:
John IRENE, charged by Louis Roth With
hbctAAAt anu DdbhSAJY WOS NSAsAANSN S-A DNNAA
for trial.
John Connors, alias John Mcdonald, ar.
rested by officer Kieffer for insult and abuse
while in the discharge of his official duty,
was released on the payment of SIS hne.
Henry Sandorf, Jacob Schapler, and Leo
pold Nesgel, charged by ]. j. Schapler with
being vagrants, also following no honest
occupation to earn their living; John
| Brown and Abraham Robertson, charged
| BY e. Pessen with the same offense. and
| Catherine Sanders, by Clementine Williams,
with assault and battery, were all discharged
for want ofproof
Minerva, charged by Dupe Floyd with
! larceny, and Ann Reilly, arrested in court
| drunk, were both discharged-the former
by mutual consent with the prosecutor.
First District COurt-Jadge Howe.
John Carrigan was arraigned, and plead
yuilty of assault and battery on d. Ricon
1 He announced himself ready to receive
| sentence. The court gave him twenty days
parish prison, the term to date from the
| time he was incarcerated on the charge.
George Fay and Johnny Lowry both plead
guilty to burglary and larceny.
/ Jean Lesca plead guilty to larceny.
Vim. johnson plead guilty to an assault
and battery on G. Riley, and also on August
| Conrad.
A. Alvarez plead not guilty to the charge
of burglary and larceny.
Lubin johnson was tried on the charge o.
/ embeZzlement, that is, not accounting for
| trunk and other articles intrusted to hin
by Antoine Pons. The jury brought in I
verdict Of larceny.
D. DeHaven, up for an assault and bat
| terry, was discharged by nolle pros.
Information was filed against Henry anS
John L. Jones for obtaining property undel
| false pretenses.
4 G. G. BorOf plead not guilty to an assault
| and battery on Henry 0HAra.
/ James Adams was found guilty of having
stolen 500 in money from Joseph Klein.
seesna Dlstraes KeeOrdeF'a Court.
| William Sullivan, alias Desmond, and hil
| wife, and Henry Halleman, in some mannel
| connected with defrauding Mrs. Winter o.
her trunk and contents, win have hearing
to-day.
Colored George Thetch and George TayloI
are accused by Jacob Seither with having
drubbed him on Canal street. Both are re
calling themselves in the parish prison.
Kate Ward was rewarded by being plaoef
/ under 5000 peace bonds because she was to,
fond of beating Eliza Bennett on Dauphin'
Victor Hypolite Burgoyne, colored. wa
secured in peace bonds in consequence 0
his having been very ill-natured toward
Petiiiain.
Fourth Dls3riea HEeeorder's Court.
Judge Yennsrd disposed OF the following
| cases yesterdays
William sinnott, charged with vagrancy
was committed TO the workhouse for thift
days.
Thomas Eagsn, charged with being drunl
and unable to take care Of himself, wa
hned $40 or i've days in the parish prison