New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22


should he enforced with rigOr, il not. ger
tlemen, trust that you Will urge upon the
Legislature now in session the necessity o.
enacting law that may be made ehCet'l;si
Charles Joseph, the man found Il the
Sixth District with a young .,ewelry store
in his pockets. was sent to the Criminal
Court bv Recorder Campbell, as q i.arceni>:.
Jose Calvnrona looks poorly II :. tarre.
CELL charged by Mrs. Hill with having
stolen ninety-six dollars from her.
For particulars of 4 small battle Ind cor
tempt OF court, see regular court columns.
FINaNCEERING.-Mr. Edwal. Meyer. re-
siding at No. 1873 Royal street, made An atfi-
davit against George {. Warren, charging
him with obtaining money under :a9sc pre-
lenses. He states that on the twenty-second
Of December the accused presented himself
as the owner of u certain gold watch and
chain, knowing at the came :ims tina. he
was no: the owner; then did. by such false
OF sixty dollars as 1. loan on the watch
leaving i: IL O pledge. The Lawful. owne-
Subsequently obtained the watch from
afiiant, by preierr;ng = charge o: embez1le-
ment against accused. The charge was
Withdrawn liz the Criminal Court. the fair
owner paying the costs. Mr.. Meye. states
that the owner of the watch has ,r.e.l sever.s.
times 10 settle with hiu. : warran: was
issued by Recorder Staes.
Coroner Jackson held AZ .nc.,es: or tie
body of Carroll Green. Ne. go g. Philip
street. Deceased was Il E.ave o! SouI t Car
dina, and about seventy years .-d. U'a:H
was caused ny asphyNia.
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CRIMINAL COuRr-ln the case y: v. =
Nckitteriek. charged with a,ssau': and bat
terry, bail was fixed at five hundred dollars.
Sentences: w. kimo,k. alas Cain, who
pleaded guilty 10 the charge D: embezz-lng
the proceeds of the sale OF :wo p.ct::re- Il
trusted 70 him. one year hard labor.
job. Henry. convicted o: emhez1i.ns {.
twenty dollar bill. one yea: Il tie peEitec.
,ary.
The sentences Of OTTAWA W SOC. alias
Malvina Garde!, and Ua:r! HIghe.. cen
victed Of larceny. the Latte, Q. wounnlEs
less than mayhem. wee Co.'H"n''. a.
definitely.
J. Fountain. corvic.e.: G: .:ealln. :. ...r
pe.-bag from }. Ueene:. :"E cay .a".>"
Prison.
In TIE ease o.: Ei. DcE:..:y. ,..-:ir'. u.
ruie for :. uew trial was rcs.roEc'. 49,.
Friday. Ii. invent y-seven.i .ns'aI'.
= Child B:rlbS-!.toJ: c.:" =" :
ase. son of Lab. Flores. residing ~. Carcn-
ielet Wall. near Mara.- street, VS. bite.
by Il do. supposed 10 te -.b.!. The ar.
nal was owned by john Ba,ins and W.
Immediately killed. by tie ch:i!- ...ise:.
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HERsE"EE.> BAL..-Thc ga.!ar.l lleEl-
!ers OF Perseverance No. l. .nav pc proud
of their bal. last night, Cor IL was Gre Of the
most elegant of the season. Dancing was
not q serious business With she guests. and
thu. beautiful ladies who who were so tovtu
nate as to be in attendance enjoyed them
selves to a measures; no- were che gentle
ncn less happy. Many Of the toilets were
superb, and. were it discreet. we would ike
10 mention the names OF Z score or more.
Miss --. in white and pink. wa. as
lovely as :. fairy and q. cheerful az a
cricket. Ills company inaugurated an in
rovation by attending to the supper room
themselves, in charge Of their own mom-
bers. having a printed price list, thus pre-
venting any opportunity for the guests &c
be overchargcl. From the opening to the
close it was one scene o: veveiry and
pleasure.
Governor Warmoth yesterday r,aae tiia
| following appointments. Henry Castelle,
| chief constable Livingston parish; Emile
| PeIret. justice of the peace for the riI's:
Ward, st. Mary parish. Tho following
persons We're appointed justices Of the peace
in P!aquemine parish: Eivs: Ward, y. Reg,
eio: Second Ward. A. Burken; Third Ward
| G. Waggainan Fifth Weird, ID. Jourdan
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