New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-31

places, but shower from the sprinklers
serves to muddy them. It would be an easy
matter for the driver to stop the flow when
at or near the junction of streets.
Coroner Creagh intended to hold an in
quest on the body of 0. ?. Lyons Tuesday,
| but as it was somewhat difficult to find all
| the witnesses, it was necessary to postpone
| the inquest to an unnamed period.
! It was significant fact yesterday chat
money brokers on Garondelet street were
/ quite willing 20 give seventy cents foP city
| certificates, but they would not sell for
| eighty cents. There must be faith some
| where in scrip.
7 BRIEF MENTIoN.-The retail price of
/ California pears is SO high that quite as
| many rot as are soldo
John Finke, drayman, accidentally fell
/ off his dray while on Rousseau street, and
! one wheel passed over ais body lie was
| sent to his home on Third street,
2amplighters on She square bounded by
Chestnut, Annunciaeion, Third and Seventh
/
| lights hue they arc miserable extinguisb-
| eEs.
SergeaRt yanHirGs Gas Been gazing at
I Sorapuru MarkeS, and thinks cha. Phe
northern wing will; soofa come down with
great crash. $Ie also gives warning that
galleries on che fenenents Nos, $50 and ASP
| Chippewa street look as if they would like
to tumble down and crush somebody.
I officer Gilmore killed sabid dog at No,
! ~ Galvez street,
Two thieves ~isiSe3 che steamboat st.
John Tuesday night, and in going through
apease Of shoes were detected. It is sup
posed that having secured the fees they in
tended climbing she smoke stacks &c steal
I that white hat.
about seven e'cieck yuesdag evening .
difficulty occurred in Algiers between isaac
Garter and G.. HcGruders in ~hick she
former was cue and slightly wounded by
razor in Che dandp Of $he IatteSo who made
his escape
40. 1853 Poydras street, or the sSore-keeP,
er, is bound to show people that he has an
| abundance of shoes Co SELF as he keeps
nearly all his stock on Che banquetteo great-
~ 90 the annoyance Of pedestrians
! criminal. GouRr.-Auguste de "a FORE,
And Centeno and Auguste CasSro. indicted
foB an assault on Joseph Finet, with an
intent to commit murdeso we're arraignod
and pleaded not guiltyo
The following other accused sveRe az
I raigned and pleaded net guilty:
Edward Lacroix. assault and battery;
| Richard Jones, carrying concealed weapon;
/ }. R. Colts assault and battery John
Brooks, carrying concealed weapon
\ charles Gordon, charged with the larceny
OF wearing apparel, having failed to appear.
eapias was issued for him.
/ The case Of Hypofite Titter, charged with
| embezzlement, was continued
John Williams was found guilty Of az
sault and battery en- William Jones.
\ sallie SHINES, Annie Stewart and 3izzie
4 Gains ehree feminines. were charged with
violently robbing she festive Pals Soue q
4 heather, of $50 in currency
I A nolle prosequi was entered in the case
+ against yicentio 0ssiea. alias Joseph Mar
\ rerra, ggnacio Rinantz0 Panadillos alias
\ yoseph Flora, and Vitati Dinichelli, che
/ ewo FIRST indicted for the murder of Joseph
| Arnilln on the twentieth OF April, I8. u
/ and the last two as accessory TO the fact
/ A nolle prosequi was entered in Che ease
Of Bridget Green. charged with assault and
battery.
\ 4. MARQUEE was acquitted Of che charge
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SrRE last SLGaIy.-A few minutes before
!! twelve o'clock last Ugh. an alarm was sent
I in from Poydras Market. as an immense
volume OF smoke was seen issuing from the
| Shree-stogy building az the corner OF Penn
/ street and she market plaza large shoe
store kept By :. NJ. Polzorny. When the fire
! men reached the place few seconds after
\ tho alarm was sounded. Tho Lever fleor was
/ found in flames, 80 far progressed that 1t
was impossible for firemen TO enter WataT
| was quickly sent inside from front and rear,
/ which fact prevented a disastrous eonfagra-
\ zion, and wateg in abundance was az hand.
Firemen and police Sound little difficulty ID
operating, consequently the flames were
easily subdue8.
|! The drug store Of Sir. Czarnowski. next
| the shoe store. was for few minutes in
i great danger, and was completely filed with
smoke, but good supply Of water and ae'
/ tive firemen easily saved that portion of che
\ building burning, as the fire was confined
/ to the corner
\ It did noe appear thas any one lived in
/ either OF the three stories at the corner.
/ The shoe store and contents were complete
\ " vuined, as the fire had gained great head
/ way before the alarm wac made. The loss
/ must prove considerable. but so what @x
|! sent could not be learned 30 late az night
/ sfURDEE.-Cogoner Taylor held an in
/ quest on ghe body Of an unknown man,
\ found in the y1yeT neas Gresna. There
/ we're plain signs that death had been
i caused by stab wound in the right breast,
i and both arms were Broken or dislocaced,
/ and other indications showing that violence
had been used. This appears to be all the
/ information gained By che jury Wh0 he
Il was OF whc killed him Will probably always
/ remain mystery.
Meteorological and River Reporao
/ Che signal service, United States army.
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