New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-02

Auction Mart, No. lS3 Gravier street, near
Cavondelet,s household furniture. etc.
Local Intelligence.
A BHOwN MoNKEY.-Recently a brown
monkey of extensive education and refined
habits was stolen from Mrs. Ames and her
agent, Mr.. Morse, learned that it was So
creted at the corner of Julia and Dryades
streets. A search warrant found it there in
possession Of Charles Rose, when Special
Officer Pecora took it before Recorder
Houghton. The animal was go much an
noyed or surprised at sight of justice that
the court was compelled to order it out, as
its queer antics interrupted the course of
business. Mr.. Morse proved property and
took the monkey away,s
THE TINE SELLER.-Adolphe Nell, recent
~ policeman, was an excellent financier,
obtaining several sums in advance on his
months salary Of less than eighty dollars.
Firmin Andrieu testiies that he advanced
siKty-eight dollars to accused before the
month was accomplished. Mr.. Dawson also
testiGes that he finds himself loser by this
charming little Nell. The inancier goes
down to the Criminal Court ON two charges
obtaining money under false pretepses, and
breach of trust and embezzlement. Other
charges are pending against Nell before
Recorder Houghton.
The Suor-Ar.-On the twenty first ulti-
mo PAT Donovan was spelling for fight,
seeking quarrel with some one in store
corner of Liberty and ITALIA streets, and he
was gratifed, for Peter Reed gave him as
good % he sent, and then had him arrested.
AZ the evidence was fat against him for
shooting at Reed, Recorder Houghton sent
him to the Criminal Court
Corporal vankirk arrested s. Davidson
rs an accessory to the robbing of Bernard
Train in No. 66 St. Charles street. This
looks as if the rascality is about to be TN
covered ON the sixth instant.
. Captain Hicks, Of the steamboat Belle
Lee was before Recorder HodghtOn yester-
day for permitting his employees to violate
oity ordinance relative to emptying often
.sive matter ut the landing. A fine of fifteen
dollars cleared of the bad perfume:
The CAR DRIvERs.-As might have been
expected, the car drivers who struck for
higher wages and the right to board when
and where they pleased, made a complete
failure. There are too many idle men
around our city who are willing to
work at almost anything just at present,
and. of course, the car companies availed
themselves Of that element, finding almost
"a sufficient number to fill the vacancies. We
heard of no particular disturbance at any
point, excepting the arrest OF Joseph
Lydell, John O'Leary and Jacob Manslin-
ger, at the head Of Canal street, FOR creating
some little disturbance.
The BEER-HOUsE RAID.-A large portion
of those arrested in No. 66 st. Charles
street, Wednesday night, were discharged
by Recorder Hought0n, yesterday. Some
were fined from one dollar to twenty-five.
James Flynn, the reputed proprietor. was
fine twenty-five dollars. This raid, it is
thought, will in part break up considerable
rascality, which was regularly practiced by
freauenters Of the house. Several respect
able persons were in the place when it was
seized, and found that such diversion is
rather unpleasant; warning for future
visitors.
CHARITY HosPfrAL-Report for Norembe,',
lSso.-Mr. p. n. TOurne, clerk of the
Charity Hospital, transmits to us the fol-
lowing report Number of patients admit
ted, 500; number of patients discharged,
756; number of patients died, 1913; deaths
by yellow fever, So ; discharges. 80. Patients
remaining in Charity Hospital, 666; patients
remaining in Marine Hospital, 50 total, 49,
REPUBLICAN, BISMARCK CLUB.-We are
grati6ed to learn that the Republican Bis
marck Club of the Ninth Ward, was reor-
ganized Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of Mr.. Henry Kleinfeller. The
greater part Of the former members Of the
club were present, and joined the new Or
ganization. The harmonious feeling pre-
vailing throughout the meeting, as well as
the correctness with which business was
conducted, will undoubtedly guarantee
success to the Bismarcks. We would ad-
wise our German friends in the Third Dis
trict to join this club, and to adhere to the
principles of good Republicans
The following officers were elected for the
term Of six months: Joseph Klein, Presi-
dent; Henry Braun, first vice-president; NJ.
Hammerer, second vice-pfesident; Henry
Kleinfeller, corresponding secretary;
Charles Brown, financial secretary; George
Row0ld, treasurer.
DEATH ON THE TRAcK.-Mr. Austin while
driving his mules with a load of wood
across the Chattanooga railroad track at
Broad street, was either too slow or too
fast for passing train. The locomotive
struck the cart, knocking it to flinders,
killing mule and badly bruising the driver.
He was taken care of by Messrs. Bougier and
Fortune, grocers, near the scene OF the
accident
THAT BLESSED JURT.-We believe it is
usual to unquali6edly.abid by any decision
rendered by jury, as their verdict usually
finishes the case An instance arose in the
Criminal Court yesterday which must have
slightly shocked even the counsel employed
BY the defendants. A barbarous set Of tel-
lows who hang about Barracks street, with
no special means of support, a few weeks
ago brutally beat and then robbed drunken
sailor, nearly killing him. The police ar
rested the culprits, most of whom were i'm