New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-23

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sent to his home, No. 81 Bertrand street.
ami surgeon called in. The mill was not
DANA grd greatly as the establishment is
open on all sides
orr OF PI\CE.-Tu,>,lay when the
Criminal Cour. adjourned. Il gentleman
passing out of the room picked up a >tiletto
from the floor near the main door. The
owner can recover his property 10y calling
on one of the deputy shrritfs. if he is willing
to answer few questions. The question is,
what use did the owner expect to make of
the weapon in c"urtroom
a STOLEN DoG.-Edward ODay was ar
rested on the belief that he knows little
too much about a valuable dog stolen from
Governor Warmoth on the fifteenth of Jan
uarv. ODay was ordered to appear before
Recorder Huu.hton on the last day of this
month to explain. if he can or will. The
dog is said to be worth one hundred dol
lais. Accused put in Il general denial.
TIE PROTECTION LEvHE.-Thc P"oy,"c
SAYS:
1t is estimated that the cost of excavating
the earth for the protection lcvee cOnten-
plated by the recent act of the Legislature.
will reach S663,2i3 81 Twice this sum
would be the cost of the entire levee. as the
bill allows the company fifty cents per
cubic ward for excavation, and fifty cents
per cubic yard for the protection levee.
New HATS.-C. Shields whose real name
is Ryan. goes down to the Criminal Court
to be tried for stealing a lot of hats from i
store in Commercial alley. This is the man
arrested IN the Second District. by Sergeant
Foster FOR irving to sell ii bundle OF new
hats-those identified as having been stolen
from Nj. Harioe.
Took HIS SEAT w. Il. Whitaker. Esq.
recently appointed to fill a vacancy on the
Board OF Police Commissioners. took his
seat Yesterday. The appointment OF this
gentleman has met with almost universal
approval giving great hope that. with his
assistance. our police force will be vastly
improved in all respects.
SToLEN SIIvER-,john A>hburn. a dl
minutive man. arrested 10y Officer . Meath
on Franklin street. rarryin. lot OF stolen
silycrware. goes to jury to explain how it
was he happened to possess The same.
There is a religious revival in progress in
the Caroudclct street Methodist church.
largely attended every evening.
The six men on trial for the Rochereau
l, 4 i
Court previously. and TWO OF them con
virtcd.
About ten O'Clock last night pistol Shot
was heard near the Chattanooga railroad
depot. but on thc police visiting the locality
nothing suspicious was discovered. yet it is
thought some one was hurt.
Christian Piper arrested in Algicr>.
charged with attempting to dispose of
check which was contained in letter
faudulent.y obtained from the postotfce.
Abraham Loeb was arrested as an acccs
soy.
A few days ago Superintendent Badger
had occasion to warn The managers of the
Chattanooga railroad that their employees
we., in the habit of running trains too fast
within the city limits. General >upcrin-
note. states that an order had already been
issued 20 the employees to obey city laws in
reference 10 speed hereafter.
4 letter from Mr., NJ. JEFF Thompson to
Superintendent Badger informs the latter
official that the lrvee at Kcnncrville. re
ported in bad condition. had been at
tended 10. and that General McComb had
agreed to pay for the necessary repairs. \
new lcvee at the point named has been
stakcd out and will be constructed imme-
;liatclv Mr.. Thompson. Chief of State
Engineers. requests the police to make re-
por; OF any levce in danger of breaking.
The Washington Rep"biican says Con
gresham Sypner. Of Louisiana. counted
one in voting to repeal the salt tax.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holder, OF the New Orleans. jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company Will be
held in this city on the tenth of April.
a California paper says the other night
a gentleman requested his wife in a ball
room to hold the baby of another mans
wife while he danced with the babys
mother She didn't hold it.
The Washington sta, tells lis that the
ladies at the capital have, to great extent
banl,hed wines from their parties. and are
now beginning crusade against cigars in
the nentlemcn's dressing rooms.
The SIX oldest Congregational pastors i'll
Massachusetts are Rev. Joseph Richardson
of bingham. settled i'll 1906: Rev. DIR.
StorrS of Braintrec. 1911: Rev. DIR. Nelson,
of Leicester. 1912: Rev DR.. Ide. OF West
Midway. 1914: Rev. DR.. Joseph Allen, OF
Northlicd. 1916: Rev. Leonard Wilmington,
OF New bury. lSlG. Two OF these venefa-
bic men are UnitarianS and four are 1rinl-
tarianS.
Mrs Dean Richmond has recently erected
at Batavia. New York, a ulaiiSoleum i'll
memory OF her husband. Ii is in the Italian
gothic style. of white granite with red Scotch
granite. columns of white Italian marble
and polished blue and white Vermont
marble. 1t was erected at a cost of $4,000.
The entrance is approached at three sides
hv a wide Hi oLt If StanS The grounds uuOn