New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

iewslry silverware, pistols, etc.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FAIR AND FRA1L.-The First District Re
corder's Court, yesterday, was point
where centred a great variety of mankind,
several cases Of more than ordinary size
being up for examination. The principal
attraction rested in half dozen finely
dressed, painted young women, whose style
of apparel was of the most costly kind,
though not exactly fiashy. 1t was evident
that neither pains nor expense had been
spared in the manufacture. The Immediate
cause of their presence was because Rose
> Gordon, formerly an inmate of No |
I6 Basin street, had been assaulted |
and battered with q costly pitcher |
hurled from the lily white hand
Of the iandlady of the establishment, Rose |
had been on a high old time, even
80 high as to really shock the ex-
auisite,sensibtlities Of most of the boarders.
While running on in her wildness, Rose
was, go she asserts. suddenly brought to
halt by the imperative hand Of the landlady'
Miss Nellie, who made her take horizontal
position on the parlor floor. All the feml-
nine boarders seemed to have clear eyes,
while the Rose was blooming but when the
proprietress branched out on her mus
Gle they were as blind as blind mice; they
saw nothing, heard nothing. AS Rose had
no witnesses and was poorly dressed, OF
course she found the examination was not
sympathizng with her complaints, and she
finds little or no comfort in the fact that
Miss Nellie was acquitted.
Run OvER.-Dr. Charles Turpn was
arrested yesterday morning for careless
driving on Poydras street, and TOR driving
his buggy oyer and severely lpjurlng Mrs.
O'Neal, a lady about sixty years Old. Inc
\ old lady vas injured in the back and side'
and received an unsightly wound ON the
forehead from one of the horses feet. The
Doctor gave bonds to appear, and answer
any Charges which may be made against MIN.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE CAsE.-John Larche,
a Young man nineteen years old, employed
a. clerk in the costuming establishment OF
Mrs. Peroni, on Rampant street, was arrested
yesterday on the charge OF having attempted
to outrage the person of Tina Perohi, 3
child four years old, the daughter OF his
employer. The offense is alleged to have
beep committed some days since, and was
discovered by the mother of the child, from
the latter being attacked by a noxious dis
ease. After the arrest DR.. Cooper, Police
Surgeon, made an examination OF the prs
oner, and considers it probable that ne was
the means of communicating the disease
Sergeant Gibney has the credit OF making
the arrest.
PREcocIous YoUTH.-Richard /. wal
lace. boy about fifteen or sixteen years
old. was sliced by the police yesterday fol
runnipg gambling gift affair without a IL
nense. When arrested, the lad showed
license issued in st. Louis, for peddllng
Upon discovering that the ST. Louis paper
would not do he produced license to mi
aiwheel of fortune in New Orleans curing
1869. Unfortunately, both these docunehu
bore different names, and neither OF tn'
names tailed with that given by the &C
rusei when arrested. When brought befor
Recorder Becker, the boy exhibited remark
able sbrewdness, and twisted himself out G
all the entanglements the court thre'
around him. He finally said that ne wa
only hired by another man, and sold unoe
the other mans license. An eXamlnatlol
of the box proved 1t to be one Oh VI
gambling swindles go seductive to green
horns who nav ten cents chance IN nope G
winnjnp prize. but never find their hope
reach fruition. The boy, however, assure
the Recorder that the game was fair one
and that he could prove that he yesterda
lost three watches. The Recorder locke
ircredulous, and decided on keeping tn
hox and the contents uatil the boy s empio!
or came for them. The accused was set
liberty, and the box remains in the HAND
OF the Recorder.
PrCsPocxEr ARREsTED.-William Hudso
was arrested about three O'Clock yesterds
afternoon, on the charge of picking genti
mans pocket on Liberty street.
DgYApEs MARKET BUTCHERS AND DISEASE
MEAr-ThTee Of Them Fined 2lreMy-F,
Dollors Each.-Peter Cenac, Paul Claverl
and Frank Cenac, who sell meat at stall
Nos. 80. 81. Y, IL and 100, Dryadas marke
were recently arrested for selling disease
meat. on complaint made made by j.
/ Mobiles, who had examined the veal. Yes
terday the accused underwent an eXamin'
tion before Recorder Becker, and we CIV
our readers th e interesting testimony. Thei
is not much consolation in it for cltizer
who have been making purchases ut tt
estalls mentionedi
Mr.. Nobles-Last Tuesday | visited th
Stock Landing; there saw some disease
veal cattle; saw it go into the slsughte
house; afterward saw some OF the SAN
meat on the stalls of one OF the accused; III
meat was unsound and unwholesone; l sa
some of the diseased meat on sale IN Dry
AIDES Market; am familiar. with markf
meats; I examined some OF the meat o
Clsverie's stais saw one or more OF ca
yearliugs slaughtered, and saw the meat ]
Dryades Market, afterward offered fc
sale; the butchers themselves told me Ihs
the calves were purchased at the rate
four dollars and fifty cents per head; tn
bones of the meat contained no marrow
which indicates that the meat was unfit ft
food; would not gain portion of the fine
in case the accused were fned l am saii
fed that the meat offered for sale was di
eased; the marrow bones were packed witt
suet: I pulled some of the suet out, an
asked Claverie if that was not queer maj
row.
Sergeant Bancke-On the sixteenth saw
accused in Dryades Market, and arreste
mpaf Gi9yarinfs sfal1s