New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15

HOTEL.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain railroad de-
Dot, Third District; also at depot, foot Of
LAFAYETTE street, First District.
Variety news stand, No. SO Dauphine
street. between Customhouse and Bienville
streets
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
BYR. NJ &. ]. MONTGOMERY, at halfpast ten
O'Clock, at Il9 Common street, choice old bran.
dies WHISTLES, etc.-succession Of John Frank
lin.
Local Intelligence.
BAD APPEARANCEs.-Th0 Hickey,
painter, on Baronne street, was arrested
yesterday, on complaint Of Mr. l.. E. Mar
chand, who states that accused had print
ing done to the extent of $3.50, and in pay
ment gave bank check, which proved
worthless, as he never had anything to his
account in the institution.
THE VREDEEBERG BUR6LARY.-J. O'BrieD,
Gabe Mitchell and Toutant, were examined
By Recorder M'Arthur for the burglary Of
the Vredenberg warehouse, and fas the
testimony was pretty plain, they were sent
to the Criminal Court. Captain Malone
and Detectives Harris and Dumas actually
hunted the case down, recovering some
Of the stolen property, and are thus far re
warded by seeing the accused brought to
bay.
BURGLARY.-The residence of Mr.. j. R,
Conway, No. $50 Baronne street, was en-
tered by burglar Wednesday night. The
rascal climbed gallery to the second floor,
raised window and gathered few articles
before he was heard. Mr., Conway saw him
departing.
WAREHOUSE BURGLARs.-At two o'clock
yesterday morning Officer Scott arrested
Patrick Morrissey, alias Hynes who had
been seen sealing the wall of the Boston
warehouse, on Lafayette street Private
Waterman Meallia first saw the fellow,
and at the time noticed two others near
the place, and one of them was arrested.
1t is thought that the men had arranged to
steal more than handful OF things, as
three chests of tea had been placed in po-
sition for sudden removal. Hynes il but
recently out of prison. The man who
escaped is probably Skinny Rich, a bad one.
A sharp north wind early yesterday
morning grew into lively breeze, and at
noon felt as if it came directly from the
cold side of the north pole.
IuPR1soSED.-Roger Murphy was last
evening placed in the first precinct station
house, charged with the murder Of +. l..
Byrnes. Coroner Creagh has made or will
maze an affidavit for murder.
PLEASANT INvITArIoNs.-The st. John
Rowing Club sends US invitations to present
ourselves at the boathouse on the seven
teenth instant to witness an earnest contest
between the boats Emma and Corinne, at
4:30 P II.
The Empire Parish Packet Company,
through Secretary II. ?. Kip, invites lie to
attend an excursion or trial trip Of the
steamboat Empire next Sunday morning
from the head of st. Louis street.
A dozen persons recently arrested at the
Royal Palace beerhouse for robbing T.
Strathmore were yesterday discharged by
Recorder MArthur, as the testimony was
insufficient to make a case.
The DUELLO.-Tw0 young gentlemen yes
terday morning LETT the city, intending to
settle a dispute by force Of arms. We failed
70 learn the result.
acknowledgement Coleman arrested
Frank Whale on Cent? street, recently es-
capped from the Boys House of Refuge.
Half a dozen jolly men were arrested by
mounted police on Canal street last eve
ming for furious driving. They, in prison.
felt az if they had rather havethe epizootic.
The Chamber of Commerce failed to OBJ
cain a quorum last evening. The call was
made te consider the expediency of impOs-
ing a quarantine on the importation of
horses into this city. The subject evidently
does not interest the Chamber of Commerce
here, but should the disease appear, there
will be more meetings than reporters can
attend to.
COMMITTED -R1otta Cotton, the festive
and muciaginous demoiseIIe of IRENE
street, who relieved an innocent of 1920
and jewelry, waived examination and asked
TO be sent before Judge Abel, which pleased
Recorder MArthur.
Mr. S. P. johnson goes the some way fer
sounding Captain r. A. Bray.
Henry LaDgdon travels the same road for
Gaming Cora Foster.
Oregon Williams is in the same boat for
attempting to kill John Owens.
ACCIDENT.-A little boy four years old, |
con of Mr Henry Yeager, who resides at
No. II Louisa street, while at play Wednes
day afternoon, accidentally fell on show
ease and severely cut his nose and face.
Or. Lewis attended the lad and dressed the
wounds.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jack Lee, charged
with the murder of Dennis Sullivan, was
arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
j. r. Collie, charged with assault and bat
terry, was arraigned and pleaded guilty of
assault.
Perry Blair, charged with entering a
dwelling house in the daytime, without
with intent to steal, WIS ar