New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

examined.
After the adjournment, Special Officer
Malone laid some documents before Judge
Staes, showing that Miller Wall, bondsman
for Boehler, was not competent to sign
bonds to ,heextent Of ten thousand dollars.
The papers convinced the court, when
BOehler was informed that he must furnish
other security. and he promised to do SO.
Attorneys for defense, II. C. Casteiianos,
A. A. Atocha, j. Deian, J. II. Bernos, ID. n.
c. Houghes, and +. G. Chamberlain,
Major New. netting Attorney General. APP
peared for the State, and prosecuted vieot-
ously, availing bimsel, OF every honorable
point.
SENT Down FOR TRIAL.-Reeorder
Houghton yesterday sent the following
cases to the Criminal Court for trial
Simon Woodbeck, for fraud.
Charles Reynolds, for larceny.
Joseph Fearnally, for teloniousiy enter
ing a dwelling OF Dryades street, near Ne
chanics' Institute.
James Monroe, the old man charged with
ravishing his step-daughter, on complaint
of his wife, was permitted 10 so on peace
bonds, as the great accusation Was NOT
made good by the prosecutrix.
Virginia jackson and Ann Thompson.
charged with larceny, were remanded to
prison.
Two covies of prostitutes from the back
part of the First District. tor violating
city ordinance, were permitted 10 depart on
payment OF proper fines.
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TELEGRAPHEgs.-Chr christopher lindauer.
operator in the Fire Alarm Telegraph Office,
was Yesterday Frustrated by an aporlectic
tit, while on duty. His strength Of body
will bring him out all right in a few days.
Mr. Fred WelsIlans formerly employed in
the same office, but recently engaged on
Texas line has returned, to take a position
in the Balize office. where his experience
and talent will find constant practice.
BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE Con-
MIssIoSEEs-At q meeting of the Board of
Metropolitan Police Commissioners held
yesterday, Hon. o. j. Dunn in the chair:
present, Commissioners George, Raynal.
Isabelle and Burbank. the following charges
against members of the force were tried
and disposed of:
A. Staub T. Hanrahan. j. Williams and
G. Simpson. sixth precinct. Charge, sit
ting down while On duty: guilty, fined one
days pay each.
]. Aman, sixth precinct. Charge, Off his
beat; guilty, fined two days pay.
G. V. Engle. sixth precinct. Charge, IN
of,cel-like conduct and neglect Of duty;
guilty. and fined ten days pay.
II. Gerdes, sixth precinct. Charge, ne
2lect of duty: dropped from the r!i.
$. S. Foster, fifth precinct. Charge. false
Imprisonment fined five pays pay.
ii. Gleason fourth precinct. Charge. sit
ting down; guilty, tillpd two days pay.
+. Murray, third precinct. Charge, an
sent without leave: dropped from the roll.
L. Simonds. third precinct. charge
fined two days pay
James Lewis. second precinct. Charge,
sitting down; guilty, fined Two days pay.
CRIMINAL CouKr-A. Lowell. convicted
Of assault with n dangerous weapon on TIE
sixth of August. on Thomas Flynn. vas
sent to the Parish Prison for three months.
William c. Landaw. who pleaded guilty
OF larceny i'll stealing, OF the thirteenth OF
August. :. valise with five dollars, from :.
Canadian named Campbell, siA months
Parish Prison.
Francois Lucas. who pleaded guilty 20
the charge of larce ny, having stolen 4 GOLD
bracelet Il gold brooch and a pair Of ear
rings from Mrs. +. }. Bol,tiro. six months
Parish Prison. The sentence would Hf
heavier if Ms. Boudro, the lady " 10 Gus
tanned the loss, had not suggested 80 Judge
Abel to show the thief some lenicncy. she
having had him in hcr household 70. :. NUN
Der OF years
officer Thomas Z. Miles, sixth precinct.
charged with assault on citizen Charles {.
school; also with false imprisonment OF the
latter Released on bail.
John Lowry. stealing, on August twenty
first. two hides. valued at ten dollars from
Gustavc Chapron. Released Oh bail.
j. l.. Dupass, police officer, charged by
the Grand Jury. in two indictments. for the
false Imprisonment Of Mr.. j. A. Haiich and
Elizabeth Hauch, III Alsiers. Released Oh
bonds
10 and Marie Ravene. charged Of assault
and battery On the fifteenth August On Re
hecca Fletcher. Released on bonds.
Annie Tapley, assault and battery on the
eighteenth August on Ann Hill. Released
on bonds.
RECORDER DtMONT'S COURF-ftfh RS
h.ict (AlgersJ Tile case Of The charge
made by Kitty Felt against the man Fran