New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22


children find some difficulty in construct
ing mud pies out Of sharp sand. VIII
some one investigate the obstruction
BRIEF MENTION.-The warlike Leon
Swords il up for assaulting and battering
her royal highness Victoria Henry, whose
earthly realm is on Gasquet street, without
the least cause or provOcatiOn, az she says.
j. Clark, No. 800 Julia street, is in
trouble, charged by Francis FELTON, with
having moved o lot of wood from the New
Basin before it was measured according to
city ordinance. An examination Will De
had before Recorder HOughton on the
twenty-sixth. Il-.'.
Michael Perry showing q disposition to be
Juvenile vagrant, goes down TO the House
of Refuge. ..
Mrs. Benefits reasons being Gethroned,
goes to the Insane Asylum.
Michael Clarity, No. 68 Girod. street, from
Information received, firmly believes that
John Costello stole one hundred and forty
dollars and two razors from his trunk.
Costello was calaboosed, and will have
| hearing on the twenty-sixth.
George fuckers belligerent conduct
| tucked him behind prison bars. Thomas
Lewis, of Liberty street, does not relish
| threats made against his mortal existence.
James Murphy is not ornamental or use
full to citizens dwelling on Dryades, between
| Delor,l and Julia streets, consequently, was
| imprisoned.
A woman with maine affirmative and
| negative, Ellen Noyes, No. 140 Liberty
street, was impounded and pounded in the
| first precinct staticrhouse for being con-
| tinual disturber of the city's peace. Her
tongue is on pivot, and clatters disagreeably
| at each end.
Ditto for Ned Cook, No. 203 Howard
| street
| A Young man, not more than fourteen
| wears old, was drowned last evening at the
head of Ursulincs street. His name was not
| ascertained. A brown felt hat, supposed to
he his, is at the river station.
The body of an unknown man was found
in the river at kennerville.
Phillip Taller, German, forty-seven
years old, found dead at the Crescent City
Slaughterhouse, died from excessive drink
ing of ardent spirits. He had made a
| wager to drink q certain amount.
About sunrise yesterday morning the
dwelling of Mr.. D. Webhlcr, corner of
General Taylor and Pitt streets, was en-
tered by a burglar, who stole gold watch,
fifteen dollars and some clothing.
Jacob Bayersdolfer. q musician, was ar
rested for breaking Gustave Banners arm.
at the corner Of Customhouse and Marais
Streets Tuesday.
The river is twelve feet six inches below
high water mark.
Patrolman Thomas Z. Miles was yester
day found guilty of an assault and battery,
by jury. A charge Of falsely imprisoning
q citizen was continued.
Frank Oser put in d plea Of guilty to az
saulting and battering Mr.. Schaaf, an al
gerine.
DR.. Avila held an inquest on the body o
David johnson, drowned in the lake, fift.
miles from this city, near the Chattanooga
railroad, on which he was employed. H
was only eighteen years old, and lived Of
Spain street. The name was at first reporte'
Crockett. Death was caused by accident.
THE IMMORTAL CRANE.-Of our old friend
; William Rufus Crane, Esq, the B"let
of yesterday morning said:
| Cicero Demosthencs Crane, the forensl
) Hercules was delivering one OF his ponderoii
| arguments in one Of our courts day or I"
= ago. He had been speaking for three hours
. when the Judge, believing that Crane had ma
I sufficient time to make ont his point, uo %
did. After court Crane asked the Jua2e
+ he did not think his argument was souht
"Oh, ves.' said the judge, II think it wa
all sound" But Crane must have the opl
ion of one of the minute clerks OF the coul
= building. Ajax" said Grrls, wasn't the'
). | yillanous stEtf i'll my speech!' lit was
:, | viilainous stuff" answered Ajax.
0 TIE ST.. CHARLES STREET GHoULs A
WoRK.-Last evening, about nine oclocl
l. several of this delectable fraternity rope
s in a man named E. N. Clarke, took hi
t into fine cotfeehouse No. II st. Charles stree
:, and manipulated him out of nearly one hui
# bred dollars and a watch through tire
,. caro- monte, villainous game, which seen
IL To have tlourished quite freely of late
,, hind the screens, in defiance OF la" al
l. decency. Clarke was found to be good me
e for these men, the principal actor oeu
1t Uriah Cash, "a man whose character ~
IF such as would recommend him to MI u
&c position of deacon in a church Hav'i
ts by some means ascertained that tnt
h victim possessed little none
0. they laid their plans, and induced III
- to bet on three-card monte, and tn
Of cleaned his pockets. Cash was scientif
l.. | IL. -aa;afad h,1 aAuaxal sharnara "