New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19


Welcome, charged BY William Terrell with
violating city ordinance ---- in refusing
to move his boat to make room for Hat
boot, was fined $25. 81 .r- r. s.5' s.5sas5I
A MoMzxr's FREEDOM. Cairo, or Carreau.
a man supposed to be one Of the worst Of /
bad kind. yesterday made application in the |
Sixth District Court for release on writ OF !
habeas corpus. a technical informally in |
the affidavit which consigned Carreau to |
the Workhouse operated to effect his re-
lease on the writ last evening. His liberty, !
however. was of short duration, as Special |
Officers Dumas and Malone arrested him,
the moment he left the court room and
locked him up in the Third Precinct Sta
tionhouse under the charge Of being dan
gerous and suspicious character and dan.
eerous to the community. He will be taken |
before Recorder Staes tomorrow, and most
likely be recommitted to the Workhouse,
where he can do little harm. The method
adopted IL good one, and must result BEN
e6cislly to all concerned. = -,
WITHOUT LICENSES. The following places
at Miineburg are reported by Captain Judis
as having 10 licenses for their establish
ments ..,
Joe Angelo cofeehouse and restaurant;
Miguel Borslon, coffeehouse and restaurant;
F. Brunei, restaurant and oyster saloon;
Madam Schneider, restaurant; Louis Es.
trsmpas, shooting gallery; John sihneker-
berger, shooting gallery and cofsehouse;
b. Moreau, groceries and liquors; Mr.. Mar
tin, restaurant. ~. Pa 10
BEFORE REcoHDER MAsIcoT.-Chsrlev Du-
eros, . violent disturber Of the peace, was
after examination, fined fifteen dollars.
Not being the poesessor of any Of Uncle
Sans currency to discharge the obligation,
he takes the benefit prescribed by the Re-
corder tors ten days retirement in Swsins
hotel. A graver charge-that Of interfering
With the police officers in their duties-is
also pending against him, and which will be
investigated on it's merits in few days
hence. .,....' .t d ~. as 1870 80
Biddy Connors. the original drunkist Of
the old Third. again made her appearance
before the bar, and was let of lightly with
the payment of two dollars and a-halt for
the offense of getting on spree. 90
The case OF Captain Mansico. charged
with the cutting Of Mr.. Porteous after the
termination of the fremens' picnic at the
Fair Grounds on the fifth instant. was dis
missed-Mr. Porteous refusing in open
| court to prosecute the matter. -aN
Rosetta Griffin complains that one Clara
Moore did. without cause or provocation,
numerically use her fists on her figure
head, resulting greatly to the damage OF
hsr personal and attractive appearance.
The virago was arrested and gave bonds to
appear when notified. ae
Louis Godiel, deciple Of the P. r.,
also gave bonds on the charge of commit
ting an assault and battery on John Bruner
Boston Williams. charged with the acct
| dental killing of Charles Finley, on the
1 fourth of June, by mistsking him for 81
opopsum up de tree, was to have been
examined yesterday. indefinitely postpone
owing to the non appearance of Boston te
answer the charge. 4s. r. .a.-E 90 s
RECORDER DUMoNr's CouRT-FV,h Dis
rict (Atgiers).-Philip Brookner was
charged with breach Of the peace under
somewhat peculiar circumstances, which
partially illustrate the style of mismanage
ment that was the fashion in Algiers wher
the late police jury ruled the land.
- A very short time before the action of the
new city charter quasbed the police jury,
some sort of fixing up was cobjured by that
wise body to lave brick sidewalk or
valette street, from Patterson to Elizs
street, very much against the will of .
majority of the property-holders thereon
residing. rE e~at7 10,
When the matter had been properly GU
and dried, and the job cooked up. the con-
tract tor paving was given to man named
Healy. Healy paved q portion of what was
desienated in his contract, and then there
was some hitch about the balance of TIE
work, which is yet unfinished, waiting some
sort of understanding with the authorities
Last week Healy went to the premises Of
Brookner, who keeps grocery on the corner
ofVallette and Alix streets, and without leave
proceeded to tear away the wooden platform
which occupied the whole sidewalk, serving
for pavement. He threw the boards int
the street, removing also the door, step OF
Patterson street, greatly to the hindranc'
of Brookner's business, as his customer
would be compelled to use mudd!
sidewalk. Az Healy had no mate
rials for paving on the ground. neither SAM
nor brick, and 1t looked uncertain when b.
would replace by paving the platform he
had thus wantonly destroyed. Brookner
4 waxing angry. attempted to right himself
by forcibly resisting Healy's attempt to re
move his door step. Whereupon, Healy
charged him with assault and battery.
Recorder Dumont, in disposing Of tn
charge, said that the court had nothing t
do with the civil aspect of the case; that TO
whatever damages might have been sus
tanned by Brookner, in consequence of tn
unwarrantable proceedings of Healy, b
must seek relief by civil process and not b.
personal violence His honor en.enced hin
!. to fine of five dollars. et
Brookner is man of good character
quiet in department and attentive to busi
ness. It was certainly great hardship TO
him to have his business injured by days
perhaps weeks, by the inexcusable and over
bearing acts of Healy. But he took tn
wrong way to right himself, by taking tn
, law into his own hands.
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Johnnie Taylor, ofRCalifornia, who ha