New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
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FRANKLIN. LOUIS !" e.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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DIVERSIONS BEFoRE RECORDER HoUGHToN
George Thomas doubts not that he Will
go to a jury to answer for stealing corn. 1t
"a, gas the extract of that vegetable which In
! sFIaaced the theft.
a. a. lIabe Mitchell proved unworthy the conf
ed :, ce placed in him by A. Whitehill The
Ger q d. gives men poor pictures and worse
= AZ Hio Eyeglasses to sell on commission, the
nov ter receiving a small sum OF the profits.
y is > aol, in this case, seems to have bee II
he ~, rpest of the two, but that did not
20 Sdps him going down to Judge Abel.
sor L Ahpasgison will soon have hearing for
IUsDO. Esyful attempt to make a funeral for
en- en- o'elooA ss'erwin.
lily. h., property of George Walden, Pal
.-.@.4 ,treet, by running at large put his
4 in trouble, for Thomas Mccarthy
~ that the brute bit his little child.
'HH FOR the twenty first
W. 4 "a Drake, pick pocket, and John Hy-
40 dangerous and suspicious, were or
4 to furnish peace bonds.
= rs B. Howard is in trouble because hat
Il sstolen. Mr.. Petrie, st. Charles Hotel,
e - eyes him to be an imposter, but on the
he ,nty-third accused will be permitted to
eekplain.
"a John Browns spirit led him to commit
ne crime of larceny. stealing pair of pam
Il N.loons and a shirt from poor lone woman
q n Lafayette street. John Brown moves
s,wn to the criminal court as thief
THB CoNFLAGRATIoN IN THE THIRD DIS
2 's,R1Cr The following is more correct list
.iof property destroyed by fire in the Third
q District, on Saturday night;
double two story frame house on Ely
sian Fields street, owned by Mrs. Anderson,
and occupied by Colonel Lewis PaVer,
clerk of the Fifth District Court, and MIR.
Victor Bodier. Building total loss; in
sured for s7000 furniture OF Colonel Power
insured for $780, and of Mr.. Bod!er for
$4,000.
Double frame house adjoining, owned By
Mr.. Montieu, and occupied by several
families. Building insured for 500.
Two-story house, owned and occupied by
DR.. Bell as drug store, upper part by Ser
geant Forster, Metropolitan Police. Insured
for $4,000.
Frame building and kitchen, owned by
Mr.. Otter, occupied by Jacob Wapler as a
grocery. Insurance on building $1,000; on
stock and furniture s2500.
House owned by Mrs. Anderson and occu-
pied by Mr.. L. Wurzer. Insurance $4,000.
II Old frame building, corner of Love and
Elysian Fields street, owned by Mrs. Ander-
son and occupied by Mr.. Anatole St. Gene,
cigar manufacturer. No insurance.
All the above buildings, which were to-
tally destroyed. fronted on Elysian Fields
street. The following, consumed, fronted
on Love street:
Small cottage, owned by Mrs. Anderson
and occupied by Mr.. Goshen. Building in
Bured for $1,000.
Twc-story building and out houses,
owned and occupied by j. L. Moroney,
! planter. Fully insured for $1,000.
Il One-story frame building and two-stery
4 kitchen. owned by Mr.. Lacroix and occupied
by Mr.. C. ]. Dannoy. No insurance.
q. Two-story frame building and two-story
4 kitchen, owned by John Bucket. and occu.
pied by Pedro Domingo sud several others.
Insured, but amount not ascertained.
Out'oIOIJ AOuoO oAu VoSN SASN'
i owned by Mr.. Phillip, and occupied by Mr..
Barry as woodward. No insurance on
3 house; loss in coal and wood, $500.
Two frame houses on Marigny street,
owned and occupied by Mr.. Correjolles.
No insurance.
Old frame house and stable, owned by
Futile, and occupied by Mr.. Finnigan. In
sured for $500.
Two story frame house, kitchen and
stable, owned by Mr.. Thomas Quilt. In
sured for $500.
One.story frame house and twostory
kitchen, corner of Love and Elysian Fields
streets, owned by Mr.. Ambruster and occu-
pied by Mr.. Stervin as a coffeehouse. House
insured for $17O0; stock of liquors for $500.
One-story frame house and two-story
kitchen. owned and occupied by Mr.. J. d.
A. Leclerc. Insured for $500.
Double frame house, owned by Mr.. Gus
taye Blasse, and partly occupied by him.
Insured for $1,000.
One.story house on Love street, owned by
Eugene Joseph. Insured. Amount not as
certained.
Double frame house and kitchen, owned
and occupied by Mr.. P. Aquilare. Insured
\ for $4,000.
Old shanty on Love street, owned by MTs.
Waters and occupied by Mr. Blanchard.
Not insured.
The house of Mrs. White, at the corner OF
Love and Marigny streets, was badly dam
aged. No insurance.
ANOTHER BLOODY AFFRAY-St. CedTteS
Street Enliuened- six and seven
o'clock last evening the pleasant and ia
milliar sound of six pistol shots, in rapid sue
cession, woke st. Charles street from tenn
porary calm. In the front part OF The Press
saloon, No. SO, Aleck Newton keeps cigar
stand, and is known to almost all the habi-
tues of that thoruoghfare. Just at dark,
last evening, Pat Brady, also well known,
was pretty loud in his conversation and
quite pointed in his remarks and actions,
especially toward Newton. The latter be-
ing assailed too often for his temper, and
perhaps fearing bodily injury at the hands
of Brady, who had been drinking too
freely, drew a revolver to defend him
self, at least such is the supposition.
He emptied the barrels, and also fred a
deringer, without doing any very serious
harm. Fortunately just at the time the