New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13

Gariety news staDd. NO. 80 Oauphine
,e4reey, between C,ss.omhoUse and Bienville
8treets.
Local In toIIigonee.
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BiiRGE OF THEm AT halfpast six O'CLOCK
Gas. evening John Robinson, alias Charles
TAompson, eighteen years old. sneaked VI
60 the clothing stove of II. B. Stevens IS Co,
ana slipped away six pair Of pantaloons
gaiuei at Hinety dollars. Chase was given
an9 the youth wa captured, but he had
dropped the goods. HaIf an hour Later
Charles Baker, aliaE Heedham, and Patrick
HyueS %ege caught at she corner OF Ba-
come and Poydras streets by officer LOBBY,
avitA 3wO boxes OF Tound-top cloth hats,
stolen property. THIS trio probably runs
together, each one pgigging what he can
get lis hands on. HE two latter say they
arc HewabOyS, but they do not obelong TO
chat profession.
DEAD~-Richard J. Byrnes, shot by Roger
Murphy on the corner Of Roman and Gas
Nuet streets, Monday evening. died early
yesterday morning.
Richard .. 4}yrn BIS, who was killed by
Roger Murphy. was not, as related by Us, a
ward politician. Pr evions TO the last cam
Qaign die never TOOK an active part in polit-
&Gal movements.
Dr. Chopin, Will driving in his buggy
az the 'oorneg of jackson and Magazine
streets, yesterday, eollidod with a street
car, when the doctoP was violently thrown
90 the ground and hfs buggy shattered. 1t
appears that the ar driver was not 90
blame.
BROKEN.-Fritz l.atzer was admitted TO
q ward in the CHARITY Hospital, having
broken leg. He had fallen in coffeehouse
at the corner Of common and Claiborne
streets, and so met he misfortune.
Roger Murphy, ThO was wounded by
r, J. Byrnes Mon lay evening, is still in
the Charity Hospital !, watched by an officer.
His wound is not hIEely to prove fatal.
Found drowned" is the verdict in the
case of Thomas I Jingle, forty three years
odd, whose dead bbdy was taken from theI
New Basin yestert lay. He was drowned
several days ago through his own careless
ness.
Patrick Davis. who permitted his temper
to rule him, goes down to the Criminal
Court to answer fIr batteIing and wound
ing Mark jackson OH the eleventh instant.
The unexpected falling OF bar OF iron
on board the steamIhip st. Louis broke one
Of Thomas Cahill's arms He was sent toi
the Charity Hospital. About the same
time Willis sam u as knocked overheard
between the vessel .nd the wharf by pair
Of iron sings. SDi he of the crew rescued
him
BASE BALL-A Ii Getting of the Arlington
Base Ball Club was held last Monday eve
ming at the Peoples Hall, corner of Dryades
and Melpomene ST. eets, and after electing
twenty-five new nj embcrs postponed the
election of officers The club adjourned to
meet next Sunday rhorning at nine o'clock.
The meeting was well attended, and the
Arlingtons viii pr duce a strong team for
the coming base ba campaign.
TOWARD TIE CIbsE.-Cora Lee, whose
vounp life has bedn one round of sinful
Measures in lewd Experience, went to the
first precinct stat onhouse Monday night
quite intoxicated She had not been there
long before she be- same very sick, when it
became necessary I'd, send her to the Charity |
HosDital whence bhe may 90 to an I'M
marked grave.
CRIMINAL COURT Owing 30 the death OF
Che man Ephraim Brown, who was shot
and killed. nolle prosequi was entered in
Che two cases again st him for burglary and |
larceny in entering the house Of Mary Ann |
BROWN on the night Of the fifteenth of De-
qober. ana stealth / therefrom one pair Of |
gold bracelets.
the case against Emma RELY and Sophia |
piImer. alias Pilmah, charged with larceny,
was continued indie fnitely
Che court wss occupied all the morning
IN hearing the case against John Rich, alias
skinny Rich. Mikb Given., Harry Lyons
and Dat Mo&issey, feharged with breaking
and entering a sto Ie IN the night time, and
atealipg slot of to- lis.
TgrnpRxr,x BALJ branches Nos , and
B gave OnS OF th9 hhesI uLes' o'it' u ~
SEASON. in Exposition Hall last night. The
Second and Third Districts sent up some
OF Che handsomNh sS bellies and lovely
matrons. The seGq raj committees certainty
deserve .Draise fog fheir efforts to please the
guests &EheD thP dancers were on Ine
Sooe there was prt seuted q splendid living
nio4urez AN seembd az If in the fullest
Of the O easi"n' Inc music was
zine, the dancing graceful and III" ''reSSiD ~;
tastafnb We qlofe these branches will
SO ve8 experience Anything less denSnIi1''
pcgp7r.As SHoq AG.~Ofiices Flynn.
,y6nse besa j. on the rear of Girod street,
SvaS stopped Monday night by woman
syhOo had come inquiries - make y heh
answered, abe lett suddenly ana man
oama g,p He ASKED the OtEceE seVefal