New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

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District, anxious to be initiated into the
mysteries of matrimony, was recently so in
discreet as to eIope with her beloved. The
sowing couple did not GO far from the lady
home to be bound-only next door. A min
lister was there, and, as all foImalites had
been attended to- her name was changed
without fuss or feathers. The parents
we're shortly afterward informed that they
Bad a son-in-law, not to their liking.
Crescent CITY CLUB.-Mr. w. |. Hodg-
son, president, favored us with an invita-
zion to join its initial parade last evening,
10 start from Eagle Hall. We found this
club composed of gentlemen whose inte
tests all lie in New Orleans, most of them
doing business in the better branches. They
are men of good character, and are deter
mined to go to the polls next election to
vote, not fearing to register on account of
liability to perform jury duty. Had such
. citizens as these, in years past, paid closer
attention to voting there would exist less
cause for complaint of inefficient and bad
officials. The members were neatly uni
formed and marched almost like regulars,
presenting an appearance alike creditable
TO themselves and the cause they advocate
CRIMINAL COURT.-LeOn Davis and Henry
Coles, alias Bush, convicted of larceny, in
stealing wearing apparel, were sentenced
each to two years imprisonment at hard
labor in the Penitentiary.
Thomas Wilson, convicted of breaking
and entering in the night time, with intent
90 steal, was sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the Peniten
Giary.
The sentences in the cases of Thomas
Carroll, charged with assault and battery;
eJohn Gaudy, alias John Gordin, assault
with dangerous weapon; Joseph Gairaud,
larceny, and Frank Ward, larceny, were
not pronounced.
The following accused were arraigned
and pleaded not guilty: Andy Bigman,
Allen Paine and Sheppard Paine, assault
and battery; jeremiah Brown and Edward
Morris, robbery; Robert Campbell and Ed
ward Coleman, larceny.
Stephen Price, found guilty of assault
and battery, was sentenced to six months |
imprisonment in the Parish Prison.
Charles Molina, alias Henrique Campo de |
&rmas, found guilty Of an assault and bat
terry, was sentenced to pay a fine of S. or
go to the Parish Prison for twenty-four
dours
John Klein received the samesentenee on
Che same charge.
John Car, convicted of robbery, was sen
fenced to eight months hard labor in the
'Penitentiary.
ST. PATRIcE's CHURcH.-At ten o'clock
to-day, says the Aornatg Star, there viii be
q solemn high mass at ST. Patriek's Church.
Immediately after the mass the re Deum
qyilI be sung in thanksgiving for the many
Blessings accorded to the parishioners by
Almighty God. The work Of painting the
church has bean completed, and the beauty,
Qeatness and elegance of its interior are
pow in perfect keeping with the IDEAS one
entertains when beholding the grandeur of
its exterior. Father Alien has now turned
his attention to the Improvement OF bis
choir, and has secured the services of sew
eral ladies and gentlemen whose voices are
universally admired There are now three
rehearsals a week, and it is confidently ex
pected that in short time the choir wig |