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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Third Ward Republicans.-Hsll Third Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club.-At q meeting OF
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Be 1t re1Olved, That y vote Of thanks be rendered
to his honor, B. f. Flanders. Mayor Of the city Of
New Orleans James Lewis, Administrator Of Police,
and J. 4. Walton, Administrator Of Finance, for
the able manner in which they tried to prevent
the ratification of tho contract with the Mexican
Gulf Canal Company on Tuesday last by casting
their votes against It; be it
Resolved, That We the members of the Third
Ward Radical Republican Club. fully indorse their
action in this matter; aud be 1t further
Resolved, That q committee of three DO ap-
pointed by the chair to hand . copy Of these resO
buttons to each Of tho above named gentlemen, and
that they be published in the New Orleans Repub-
lican.
o. J. DUNN, President.
TN KAvAxAeH, Secretary. apa3+
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

UNrkD STATES INTERNAL RxvHNuxl
Assessors Office, First District Of Logisisnss I
New Orleans. April Is, 1871
VUVHE ANNUAL INCOME LIST OF ASSESS
Il ments for she ear ending December ~. 1871,
made in compliance with IAN act to provide Inter
nal Revenue to support tn government, to pay
p"ses" approved June 20, 1854, a. amended BY sub
sequent acts, having heen returned by the Assist
ant Assessors Of the First District Of Louisiana to
is hereby given that said annual income list viii
remain open for examination by taxpayers for the
period Of ten days from this date, at Room No T.
Unitsd States CustOmh0use. during which time
by the action Of ASS slant Assessors may appeal
t the Assessor.
And Immediately alter the expiration of said ten
seventh and twenty Of April 1871, win de-
termine all appeals relative to erroneous
sive valuations made and taken by the Assistant
AN appeals to the Assessor, a. Aforesaid must be
made in 0vritinG specify the particular cause,
matter thing respecting which o decision 10 re-
quested, and state the ground Of error cOmp.ained
Of
The First District Of Louisiana is comprised
within the parishes If Orleans Jefferson, st. Ber
nard, Plagneminea st. Charles, st. James, St. John
Baptist, Ascension, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Lv,
ingston, IT. Helena. Washington, st. Iammany and
In the parishes Of Lafourehe and Terrebonne
appeals will be made to this office, through Assist
the parishes ss'e 81 %sshn s. asena M
ingsts.h, st. Temnany and Tsngipah6a. thu ough
Assistant Assessor James B. Wands. at Amite City
Said Assistant Assessors are hereby notified t.
transmit al such appeals to this oce immediately
All other appeals must be made directly to this
Office. y. +. JOUBRkT,
Assessor First District Of Louisians.
Ofice-Room No. /, Customhouse Building
0pl5 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

ARsoN.-Four youngsters, Harry Wooler.
William ROLAND, James Brown and Henry
Casey have been arrested on suspicion that
they maliciously set fire to mattress in the
rear of No. 9 st. Phillip street. The arrests
were made ON statements no stronger than
rumors, but the rumors may possibly result
in developing disagreeable fact. Captain
Mccain will investigate the stories.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

This evening the Lydia Thompson bur.
lesque troupe will appear in Paris. or the
Apple of D'scord, which will be preceded
by the farce of " Box and Cox" with Harry
Beckett in the cast. Tomorrow evening
"Sindbad, the Sailor" which will be re-
peated on the succeeding evening. On
Monday, May l, the Wyndham Comedy
Company will commence q start engage
men:,
st. Charles Theatre.
The people who witness the admirable
performances of the Skif and Gaylord Al
bino minstrels are delighted and almost en-
raptured The novelty Of the Albino style
il as remarkable IA the music is excellent.
Major Strong, the treasurer of the St.
Charles, will he glad to sell tickets for this
evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
In Philadelphia, Thomas McCullen, who

In Philadelphia, Thomas McCullen, who
said he wonld rather rot in prison than pay
fine imposed by Judge Ludlow for re-
fusing to serve on a jury with colored
man, has paid the fine and is released. His
counsel had attempted to obtain his re.
lease by habeas corpus, but Judge Shars-
wood would not grant the writ, ON the
ground that he had no jurisdiction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
Mr.. Henry Atkins, Of Cincinnati. has il

Mr.. Henry Atkins, Of Cincinnati. has in
vented piano that is played by the feet.
1t has sixty-eight keys, which are conical
blocks of wood, and each one strikes q cord
Of four notes. He puts on slippers to play
with, and while he makes his piano 60 with
his feet, he plays the flute with his mouth
and fingers. The effect is described as
remarkable. The new mechanism can be
easily attached to any ordinary piano.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

A correspondent who asks pertinent
question. is hereby informed that the ban
S4uette Of Charities street, from Canal street
to Jackson square, is supposed to in part
belong to pedestrians, although daily OBJ
sservstion seems to deny that bold suppose
ton. Merchants on both sides of that
thoronghfare appear to have pre.empted all
right to the banquettes, ignoring pedestri-
ana completely. Cases, bales, boxes and all
sorts Of goods are placed on the sidewalk
early in the day, and remain there until sun
80. Tho nuisance has grown into too great
proportions, and now that Captain Nc
CAMS attention is called to the fact, he
will undoubtedly use his power to protect
the claims Of pedestrians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
WOOD---COAL.

E1ELD q BELL, .,
+ tS1sscER fELD. Ja.-wAIrER 0DBsIl.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Tn
Plttsoura, Aathrncito and kh4lish Camel
COAL,
Also, Ash, OAK md PINE WOOD. cteanaahipo
stoamb boats cotton presses foundries and families
promptly sappled ct the lowest market ratea Main
od1ce 147 Camp street. corner 0irod Branch once
NJ MagA <me otceo& near pheylhrro. 81 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
I AUCFlON SALES TO-adORROw.

- :. KELLER. at seven o'clock, under ct. Charles
i 0etel, books Il vafious kinds.
n eHRRnF 6AUvNEr, st II O'Clock. ct Mer-
chants and Aucttnu~ers' Exchange. two lots Of
! ground and buildings ON Julia street-Urban
81 TAsuess Va Bernard Naatie and Charles VIII.
i Liam Bradbury Al the Interest Of John G.
Campbell in twenty shases Metairie and Lake
Rst1rsad Company; ten shares Pneumatic Pro-
! polling Company; one iron safs-Canal aud
Claiborne Street Railroad Company w. John G..
Canpbell; nix bonds Of st te Of Louisiana, pay
able to Kew Orleans, opelousss and Great
& Western Railroad Company; two bonds New
Orleans and Great Northern Railroad Company
FIVE bonds New Orleans, Jackson and Great
rorthrrn Eailrcad company; two bonds Of
State ~ Louisiana, payable to order OF p O.
:, Hebert, governor lessons lien on all movable
effects IN premises leased at Nos. 10 and liz
: Oonimon Observation-Disclosures National Bank Va.
Merchants' Exchange Company. At o'clock,
at No. "a st. AIN street, one wason-State Of
Leuipiara VI. Philip MacR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

TIN KIDxAPPER.-Mary Dumont, the
woman who is charged with the crime Of
kidnapping Ann Turner infant boy, was
yesterday arraigned before Recorder
Heughton and remanded to prison. A reg
4lae affdavit has been made. The accused
vas unable to give bonds in the sum of five
1nadre1 dollars.
Lenis Mitchell. the woman's partner in
crime, was also arrested and is now in
lursnoe. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

C0mmerclal Insurance Company. New
Orleans, April -, l871.-In conformity with the
charter OF this company. an election Tor twenty.
five directors, to serve for one year, from the
second Monday in May, 1871. will be held ct the
Office OF the company, No. IS Camp street, ON MON.
DAY, the first Of May next, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock 4. n. and two O'Clock p. N.
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Metropolitan Loan, Savings and Pledge
April IA. all Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby
notified that in he event Of their failure to pay
stock en- or before the FIRST a. AAY NEXT, legal
proceedings win be taken to enforce the payment
thereof c. CAMP,
apl9. lot President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
Local Intelligence.

LIFT TIN CIrY.-Several years ago a
mechanic Of no ordinary capacity came to
New Orleans from the Fatherland to open q
brsss foundry, his speciality. His finances
were limited, but his will and energy con-
stituted reliable fund. Commencing in a
small way, he labored hard, day and night,
and finally built up q fair business, perform
ing his tasks to the satisfaction Of all Gus
tanners, at prices that barely remunerated
him. although his was skilled labor. Hoping
70 eventually increase the extent Of his de-
partment, he denied himself all luxuries,
sinking every dollar in purchasing necessa-
~ Implements. He succeeded in peEfecting
good shop, such one as would enable
him to undertake the execution Of difficult
orders. At this stage he began to think Of
seeking contracts which would at once
prove profitable and show the extent
# his mechanical abilities. He Sc
cured the services of men who had
worked in the largest foundries,
those who could undertake to finish pieces
Of machinery hitherto untouched in this vi
efnity. Heads Of organizations and enter
prises wore informed that they could have
their work properly performed at reason
able prices, and he displayed samples of his
workmanship, such as should satisfy the
noat exacting. Still his shop was not pat
rsnized, except by odd jobs, sufficient to
barely pay daily expenses. The city rail
rad companies occasionally called on him
for trifing bits of work, and he gave salts
faction. For over two years he struggled
along, hoping against hope, and saw exten-
: sive orders in his line sent to Philadelphia,
and other cities. He could have turned out
tho work just rs we'll as the Philadelphia
firms, and ut quite as low 1atee. This action
had . tendency to dishearten him, or even a
stronger man.
Recently the feather that utterly pros
trated him was dropped by one of the city
railroad companies. An employee had a
quantity of worn out brass car-b"xes he
wished to sell. Martin inquired where the
new boxes were manufactured. sin Phila-
dslphia" was the reply. He thereupon in
vited the employe to send the old metal to
tAat city for market, went to his cold
foundry, closed its doors, sold his tools, and
il nov ready to leave for more profitable
Aeld.
This is only q single instance, for there
are many other mechanics who can relate
similar wrongs. They are sickened of the
cry encourage home industry"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

This pleasant paragraph il copied from
that excellent paper, the New York EseninS
0lo6e:
The New Orleans RaFUBIlCAN eelebEated
~ fouxth anniveroaxy - the eleventh ~
otank n Rnxuikxckf = s latee, eiGAt
: 3 8:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

ARRESTED FOR MURDER. The Grand
Jury having found true bill, for murder,
against Patrick Comesky for killing Felix
Dunno, capias was issued and accused ar
rested, as he was out on bonds. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

At an auction sale in Boston last week
there was sold for one hundred and fifty
dollars a scrap book containing = collection
Of manuscript accounts Of the battle OF
Bunker Hill, fifty Of them written or signed
by soldiers who were in the fight, and two
hundred other letters, documents, etc.
mostly relating to Bunker Hill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
A verdict of ten thousand dollars wa

A verdict of ten thousand dollars was
given in Boston ON the tenth instant
against the Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Company, in favor Of Edmund Carey, for
serious personal injuries BY being thrown
from his wagon IN consequence ef collision
with the horse cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

A communication in Charleston paper ,
signed Zone hundred men who fought uu-
der Lee" says: "lf the people Of the
North are prepared to destroy their COM
merce. their finance, their trade, and ex-
pend their blood to sustain these thieves
and scoundrels in Expressing their fellow
citizens of the South, by the gods Of war
they shall have chance of it,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

A HAxGIxo Administering hundred
theaaaad dollars 10 glorious, hut stealing a
snall ham, - did Mitchell Ray and Samuel
Rranklin from LAWYER & Selby, is hang
ing matter. Unless these culprits are
speedily executed, Justice will cry out dis
oatisfed. =;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Protector Steam Fire Company No. 2,
Sixth District, has secured the Orange
Grove for to-day, to give q picnic. 1t is
anderstood that very complete arrange
ments have been made to give all guests a
pleasant time generally. The members Of
this company know how to entertain their
friends Mr.. Phillips has favored US with a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

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SwRErs.-During Friday night burglar
With . good eye to business, entered the
eonfsctiOnery store No. s23 Tchoupitoulas
strsst, and helped himself to thirteen dol
lass worth Of foreign coin, seven paper dol
lars and an account book, in which. he will
perhaps. motto down his profits. He was
toe candid to help himself to candies,
although he entered the establishment with
a outsider. r. it is convenient for him, he
vSIl confer favsr by returning the articles
to the police IN person, when NO questions
viii be asked.
VAST Al QFFExsE Several merchAnts
"a Canal street, between Royal street and
tia Customhouse, lower side, have lately
somplsfued that thieves e1J6oted an eAtrsnce
into their stores from tie roofs, through
elyliehts. Dusglars found t1sif way = the
re14 tAreugh the .new btilding ccEnee Of
Cnn "a Cdn6l etsests 5000 etrel-
- n6ley, I - g. - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

The following are said to be the rates
that are paid to few foreign and native
artists per night for single nights: Nine.
Parepa Rosa. $500; Mime. Anna Bishop, $50
to $500; Maria Brainard, $50; Miss Hutch
ings, $50; Miss Kellogg, $3.50; Adelaide
Phillips, $500; NJ. w. Whitney, $50; Jenny
KemptOn, 800; Natalie 1esta, 500 to $l7O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

An attempt to induce Lizzie Felinger to
withdraw the charge against Lionel Nc
Carly was frustrated. The prosecutrix ap-
peare4 willing. but had not consulted with
her attorney, Mr.. Oscar Blasco. Recorder
Staes would not permit the case to be with
drawn. The accusation is too grave for
trif1inr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

w. T. Logan, expressman. charges that
Sanders Alexander was bad enough to
steal . trunk containing one hundred dol
lars worth of wearing apparel. Sanders
being unable to give bonds retired to the
Parish Prison to allow his beard to grow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

=
Succession Of victeria Dlalard = Ne.
34.s1.
CKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of Orleans.-Whereas. Albert Mallars, has
petitioned the court for letters Of administration
ON the estate of the late Victoria Malsrd deceased
interstate. Notice 10 hereby given to all whom it
may concern to shOw. cause within ten day-, why
the prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted
BY order Of the Courts
apis 10 q u. n. TRACY. clerk.
Succession. Of Nlax Levi and Wife
second District Court for the Parrish Ut Or
leans, No. 29,77l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRBpI-
IN tors of these estates and to those of the minors
Sale, Ida, Joseph and Willie Levi. to show cause.
within thirty days from the first publication Of
this notice. If any they have, why the application
filed this day in this court by Gabriel Meyer, Of
Pine Bluff, in the state Of Arkansas, to be rccOg.
nzsd as guardian Of the aforesaid minors, and to
be authorized to take possession Of and remove
the property Of said minors from this State to the
state Of Arkansas, should not be granted by this
court.
Clerks Office, April 70, 1871.
.ap2l my5 2l9 N. O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
TO TAxPAYRRS or TEIE RlRsT
DISTRICT.

O1pIcn 0fxrK Tax CoxIRCson
First District. No Carondelet street,
New Orleans, April -, 1871.
.TivHE TINE FOR PAYMENT or TAXES AND
i Licenses Of this District las been extended tO
the thrtieth instant.
THIS 10 POs ITIvELY tho last extension. and after
said date the law will be enforced with the UTMOST
rgor, PARTICULARLY against tn % doug bus iness
without license.
GEORGE A. SHERIDAN,
sp23 30 Collector First District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

An evening can not be more pleasantly or
proftably spent than in a visit to st.
Joseph's Fair in the church on Common
street, now. in progress for the purpose of
aiding high aud noble enterprize.' The
visit will be pleasant, for there are hundreds
Of bright eyes and smiling faces to welcome
the visitor, and it is profitable The that
hath pity on the poor, lendeth unto the
Lord, and that which he hath given will
He pay him again."
The St. Josephs Fair is one of the most
attractive that has everyet been gotten up
in our city. There is hardly anything
attractive to the eye, but what can be
found there. at prices as tempting as the
articles themselves; and the temptation to
buy is increased by the consideration that
every portion Of the proceeds Of the fair is
devoted to objects which all must approve.
We advise all to pay visit to ST. Joseph's
Fair, and not to overlook the morning
star" table presided over by Mrs. Martinez,
Mrs: McOrdle and Mrs. Sheridan, with
many other tables of SURPRISING attraction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

The New Orleans Transfer Couspany arc
now prepared to check baggage from hotels and
r. sidunces to oil points North East and West vie
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road; to Galveston. Mobile and all points on the
Coast via Morgan Line steamers, having messen-
gers ON each OF the above mentioned routes also
the New Orleans. Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad,
by which passeng-rs and baggage con be conveyed
Common streets lunder City Hotel) New Orleans.
Louisiana.
New Orleans, April I, 1871.
sp3 Inn p. BORGE. Agent.
great social evils and abuses which Interfere with
marriAge-with sure means Of relief for the erring
and unfortunate, diseased and debiftated. Sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, No. south Ninth street, Philadelphia Penn
sylvania. to14ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Too MUcH.-A portion of the little his
tory of how j. Muckenberger was sold when
he purchased q grocery on Customhouse
street has bSen given. J. Meyers was the
real owner, but when he was absent wo-
man who lives with him as his reputed wife
disposed of the establishment to Macken-
cberger. Meyers returned from his travels
and was not only surprised but indignant
at the condition of his affairs, and in his
anger pitched into the new proprietor. Out
of this grew an affidavit which gravely
charges that the woman, Monika Zoelly-
Meyers, has perured her soul in recently
swearing that she il not and meyer was the
vito of Meyers. Auckenberger is tho com
plainant, and it is thought that by the time
he gets through with the pair he viii be
we'll covered with rags. should he be 30 for
tunate as to save q coat ont Of which rags
can be manufactured. A repetition Of the
Kilkenny cats. story would not be out d
place. 81
Al EruoBn or AE0llas. The ~ dan
= = nrss5ffm - lznh un6o7s -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

( 80 5EfSG5 ~ = ~ 1 = : ] -
leGnl, - 4 = ~ L - - :
rsspesfahl slll. ~ ~ xzsskihg ~
sussion. Tho trouble orieinetsd il :. mis-
understanding about "nost., and the legal
luminary Of an exjustice undertook to
settle the .ificultJ, as is his wont. BY. the
xltimo ratio rsgem. But more than one his
torical instance has shown the folly Of com
mencing war without sufficient prepara-
ton and efficient force. So when the bel
ligerent ex,justice opened q fire of fists
upon the genial tempered man Of diving
bells, he encountered return Of pugilistic
demonstration so unexpectedly fierce that
it astonished him. 1t did more; it Aoored
him-that is. if being knocked into the mid
die of dusty road may Ike called floored.
It seemed that the wrecker would have
proved himself wrecker indeed, and made
a wreck of the exjustice, if some good
natured by-standers had not interfered. So
the exjustice was preserved to Eight
another day" Here endeth the first lesson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
House Of the Good Shepherd.

A movement is now on foot to extend the
parochial female schools belonging to the
parish Of st. Patrick's Church and increase
their efficiency. Some years ago, before the
war, Rev. Father Flanagan, in conjunction
with the most Rev. Archbishop Odin, pur
chased the buildings in the rear Of st.
Patrick's Church for the purpose of estab-
fishing system of paroehial schools for the
parish appertaining to the church. For
several years after the purchase, the use Of
these buildings was given to the Sisters Of
the Good Shepherd. But when the House
of the Good Shepherd was. erected on Bien-
vile street, near Broad, the property in the
rear of St. Patrick's came again in posses
sion of Rev. Father Flanagan. 1t is now
proposed to put in operation the original
design for which these buildings were pur-
chased. To aid in this PURPOSE q fair will
be held at Odd Fellows Hall, to commence
on Thursday, the fourth of next month.
We learn that extensive preparations are
making by the ladies Of the Catholic com
munion in this city to make the coming fair
one of the most attractive ever held in this
CITY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Special Nottce.-All persons holding vOuch-
ers, Issued BY the Committee on Contingent kx-
penses If the House Of Representatives. and the
fenate If the State of Louisiana. warrants issued
byJ. Pinckney smith. Esq., Warrant Clerk Of. the
General Assembly, for the mileage and per diem Of
Assembly for the year 1871 a0e rquested to present
them to the undersigned for examination and regis.
counts City Hall, every day from to p NJ; or. to
william Baker at Collectors Office CustOmhousr,
from 8 A. II. to 3 p. H., every. day, SUNDAYS eX.
cepted.
n. c. SNKTHEN.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Auditors and Experts. Appointed by the Honorable
the Eighth District Court.
New Orlcaus. April 10, 1871 ap20 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Notice.-I have constituted DAVID d. SMITH
my attorney, to act for ne during my. ab
sence fr m the city. All powers Of attorney here
tOfor- given by me- have been revoked.
ap2l st JOHN NJ. G. PARKER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Two TrMEs.-Pasl Benson, considering
that life is but span, thought to lengthen
his lease op time by stealing two watches
from poor George Washington. The tickers
are valued. at forty dollars. Proof was pro-
duced that Paul did steal the timepieces, for
which he was sent before jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Was the fellow who robbed blacksmith
shop on Carondelet Walk double-ended
burglars Did he effect burglarious en-
trance to steal tools with which to mako a
larger strike?