New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OHFTcTAL MoRTUARY Misunderstanding
to the report of DIR. S. c. Russell, Secretary
OF the Board of Health, the following IS d
list Of interments in the different cemeteries
OF this city during the week ending Sunday,
April 8, at Dix O'clock A. II. Total inter
ments 1873,
Ofthese 5 were tillborn, 90 died Of small
pox. is of consumption, 8 Of debility, s OF
hesrt disease, z Of Old age, Z Of pneumo-
nis, of premature birth. 3 of asthma, 3 Of
oongestion of lungs, 8 infantie commissions,
3of malarial and Of typhoid fever. of ap.
opIexy, of congestion Of brain, of
hemorrhage, killed accidentally, 2 OF
softenfDg of BRAIN and &c of other diseases.
Eighty.two were males and 81 were fe-
males.
Seventy-two were white, Al black. Is mu-
Iattoes, and not stated.
Fifteen were under l year of sge, from
I to years, 4 from to 10 years, 8 from 10
to 90 years, 16 from 20 to 80 years. &c from
so to 40 years, Is from 40 to SO years, IL
from so to 60 years. Is from 60 to 70 years. 8
from 70 to 80 years, and unknown.
Eighty-eight were born in the United
States. IL in Germany, in Ireland. 5 in
France, in other countries, and Il not
stated
twenty-five were inferred on Coroner
certificates, and were reported by the
Street Commissioner.
OF the 80 deaths from smallpox, s were
white and 81 colored persons.
BELIEF MENTIoN.-M Madame Antoine Barrss,
whose residence is on Tchoupitoulas street,
near Berth, while going up in one OF the
Cscrollton cars had her pocket picked Of
over one hundred dollars and gold ring.
The Southerns and Lees contested on the
Base Ball Park for the victory. The South.
erns. made twenty-five runs, the Lees
twelve.
10 Barras, cigar maker, was arrested,
Sunday, for outraging a child. at No. f5
Main street. DIR. Avils asserts that the girl
was seriously injured.
Eleven O'Clock Sunday right fire occurred
in the grocery of Christian Wolfe, corner
Carondelet and Second streets, destroying
the building ana the stock. The goods were
insured in the Germania for S1700 by Wolfe.
He was arrested under suspicion that he set
the FIRE. The building was owned by John
ReaEey.
william Ames was arrested aid charged
with badly wounding T. B. Hall. It seems
to have been a triangular fight, as man
named Sylvan was cut during the melee.
BsARo OF METROPOLITAN PoLICE.-Ine
board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Commissioners George, RaynaI,
Isabelle and Burbank: Fice-Presidtrt n
the chair.
The board then investigated the follow
ing complaints
Special patrolman F. Tsyor, second pre-
ciut. Charge, sleeping on his beat; guilty
dned three days. pay.
Special patrolman W. 0. Conner, second
precinct. Charge, drunk while on duty
guilty; and reprimanded.
Patrolman j. L. Richardson, third pre-
cInct Charge, sleeping on his beat; guilty
and dismissed the service.
Patrolman R. G. Alien, third precinct
Charge, sleeping upon his beat; guilty; dis
missed the service.
Patrolman NJ. Garfield, fifth precinct;
Charge, sleeping OIL his beat; guilty; fined
five days' pay.
Charge. failed to answer the Corporafs call
while on duty; guilty; fined one days pay
patrolman A. Bridges, sixth precinct
Charge failing to answer the corporais call
while on duty; guilty, fined one days pay.