The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-23

Judge Connolly. He was afterwards
released to go and enlist in the army.
Joseph Hurtnett, Supervisor, Eigh-
teenth Ward. Arrested June 3, 1869.
as accessory to the murder of Richard
Gerdes. a grocer, corner of Fifth avenue
and Twenty fourth street.
Henry Rail, Supervisor, Eighth
Ward. One of the principals in the
Chatham street saloon murder; went
off West TO escape punishment, and
has only been hack few weeks.
James Moran, Supervisor, Third Dis
'rict, Eighth Ward. Arrested on Sum
day last for felonious assault.
William (alias Pomp) Harton (col-
ored,) Marshal, Twenty Ward.
Arrested few days since for vagrancy.
Theodore Allen, Marshal, Eighth
Ward. Now in prison for perjury, and
keeps house, the resort of panel
thieves and pickpockets, on Mercc,
street.
Richard O'Connor, Supervisor Sew
enth, District First Ward. Has been
for years receiver of struggled cigars
from Havana steamers.
| l.. II. Cargill, Supervisor, Ninth Dis
trict, Niuth Ward. Tried in the Uni
ted States Court for rohbing the mail.
John Van Buren,, superv isor.
Twelfth District, Eighth Ward. Was
ut one time in Sheriif's Office, and dis
charged for carrying load of seized
goods from the establishment of Rich
ard Walters, in East Broadway.
/ Mart Allen, Marshal, Eighth Ward.
Served a term of five years in the Con-
necticut State Prison. Sentenced to
Sing Sing for five years by Judge
Bedford. His case WAS appealed, aud
while waiting for decision he managed
to get out Oh bail. His case has been
decided against him, and he has fec
to parts unknown TO ply his vocation
and help the Radicals elsewhere.
! John McChesney, Supervisor Fourth
District, Ninth Ward. Associates Will
thieves; bearsa bad character generally
/ William Cassidy, Supervisor Tweltl
District, Ninth Ward. Is stree
BANNER, without any visible means o
support.
Thomas McIntire, Marshal, Eighth
Ward. Has been frequently arreste'
for beating has aged mother. Sen
several times to Blackwcll's Island.
Timothy Lynch, Marshal Sixth Dis
trct First Wa.sd. A Washington Mark
: ct lounSer.
Peter Nose, Marshal, Sixth Ward
HabituaI drunkard.
John Conner, Supervisor First Dis
trict, First Ward, Keeps disorder,
gin-mill; resort of lowest characters.
Francis Jordan, Supervisor Sixtl
District, First Wand. Lives in New
Jersey. Was turned out of the Post
Office by Postmaster Jones for ba,
conduct
Bernard Dugan, Supervisor Eight
District, First Ward. Habitual drunk
ard. His wife left him on account o
his drunkenness, and procured a di
vorce on that ground.
John Tobin, Supervisor Ninth Dis
trict, First Ward. Arrested about 81
months ago for grand larceny.
Patrick Murphy, Supervisor Fourtl
District, Sixth Ward. Two years ag
distributed fraudulent naturalization
papers, and wonld furnish them t
anybody that would promise to vot
for Grant.
Edward Sleyin, Jr., Supervisor Sc
, cond District, Fourth Ward. Has a
Indictment now pending against hin
in Court of General Sessions for cut
ting n hoy named Kilkenny.
3, Michael Foley, Supervisor Fourt
District, Fourth Ward. Well-know
repeater, voting for anybody that wi
pay.
James F. Day, Supervisor Sevent
District, Fourth Ward Shot nj ma
in fight between the Walsh Associs
;. ton aud a gang from Water street.
John Corners, alias Jockey" S,
peryisor Third District, Fourth War,
:, A we'll known desperate character.
;, Dennis Hogan, Supervisor Mint
District, First Ward. A bounty biz
: during the war.-[N New York EXPIRES
SECRETS OF LoNGkvITY.--''To che
well and to walk we'll, said Boso,,i