New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-13

| hood, lost MS senses. lie spent none,
treely-so freely that Officer REILLY consid
cred something wrong, and took him i'll
At the stationhouse Captain Schneider knew
he had the man that several persons wer
searching for diligently. All the none,
except $40 was found in his drunken
pockets, and is now safe for the owner. Mr.
Bullen will take especial pains and deligh
in remaining here to prosecute Jones 0
the sticky fingers.
ENTEETAINMENT IN ODD FELLOWS
HALL.-lf the reader wishes to leave this
dull world and visa fairy land for shor
space let him pass an hour or two in Ode
Fellows Hall tonight. If he does not fine
fairy land he will certainly ind real live
fairies, all attired in latter day ia shions
They will feed you with delicate norsels
rare and racy, and show you phanta sma
CORA, which appear and vanish as if by real
magic. If that is not sufficient inducement
then come down to more sublunary mattert
and purchase interesting toys to glorify
Christmas with. Having an ear for delicate
melody, invest your lucre in an organ, which
the handsomest lady in the hall will in time
cheerfully present to the Sabbath school OF
the Prytania Street Church. If you are
fond of fishing, drop line for bite ia a
| place that resembles the bank wherein wild
which, where water is supposed to gently
| ripple, is ensconced mermaid. who will
send up something TO please you, your wife.
| children or sweetheart.
! ALL IN THE FANILY.-rwo sisters, one
| married, together with contiding husband
dwell under one roof, the welded couple
boarding with the sister of single blessed
ness. The sisters agree. but they do not
possess an unbounded admiration for the
gentleman. On one or two occasions loose
wealth vanished from the domicie when it
was reported that the house had been
robbed-true enough. A day or two ago
the dwelling was again robbed when the
husband called at police headquarters for
assistance in his trouble. a detective
scanned the ground and soon arrived at the
conclusion that there had been no burglary:
that at least one inmate of that house was
cognizant of the theft. The unmarried sister
was closely interviewed by the officer. and
as one statement made by her could be
easily confirmed or disproved, she was re-
Inested to face the person mentioned.
There was a fiat denial, and she without
a husband was compelled t. acknowledge
the fabrication. Then suspicion folded
itself around her completely, and the de
tective was not timd IL saying that he
believed she had taken tie money and gold
watch. Circumstances We're so closely CON
nected that she was calmly requested to
compromise the matter at home. but she
still continued TO play Injured innocence as
well as she could. But detectives are
stubborn fellows. and VIII no. willingly
leave warm trail. BY putting this and
that together, the officers showed the
brotherin-law that he had been wronged.
and he became believer 50 firmly that he
made an affidavit against the blessed single
one. She was arrested, and SO the matter
stands, a family affair of miserab Die proper
tons.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Ju@ge -t3eN-Napo-
leon Armstrong. charged with having. in
1870, stolen silver watch, valued at thirty
five dollars, from "A. Levy, pleaded guilty
and was remanded for sentence.
Isabella Williams, convicted of stealing
thirteen dollars from Sarah Annette. was |
10 the Parish Prison for four |
months.
Charles Martin, charged with carrying a
weapon, pleaded guilty and was
remandcd for sentence.
Evaline Faro. convicted Of having stolen
4 gold watch valued at forty-fve dollars
and necklace valued at thirty dollars,
from Mrs. Cecilia Krimear, was sentenced
% the Penitentiary for eighteen months.
In the case of J. +. Fisher, charged with
assault and battery a nolle prosequi was
,rdered
Also, in the case of Charles u. Carthv,
harged with larceny.
The case of James Daily, charged with
Catherine Fitzgerald. four years
id, with intent to commit rape, new trial,
vas continued until today.
The case Of NJ. Shaw, car driver, was
Ontinued on account Of absence of d.
lealy, who claims to have had the benefit
an assault.
Henry Rives was convicted of stealing a
runk from Clara Brown.
James talias Bowleggedt Donovan. I
harged with stealing from Messrs. II. Il.
tevens & Co. sixteen coats, was convicted.
Two cases against the Chicago chain
lievcs were continued. I
Henry johnson. charged with having en- |
red III the night time, with intent to steal $
lthout breaking into the dwelling house of )
NJ. Malone, No. O. Dryades street, OF the
'venth of November The accused was
und IN the room of a gentleman, and con A
ssed that he had come there for the pur- g
,se of stealing. and that he was to let in !
lother party during the night. The jury =
ave verdict Of guilty.
"A leading member of the fourth estate
)erally donated a fine sewing machine 20 n
e Presby terian fair in Odd Fellows Hall. IL
be given to the pastors wife receiving
e greatest number Of votes. This was Il
e of the principal attractions last even il
2, and voting was brisk indeed. Lunch al
day at noon. and dissolvin. views at Ii
,ht. Gentlemen are ADVISED TO make a, p'
asst one visit. ii
Mr. Henry McCord. after serving sixteen in
,nths in Sing Sing prison for crime OF NJ NJ