New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

ance Association VS.. Louisiana Cotton hanufac-
tory.
Local intelligence,
STOLEN BEEF Some sensible thief stole
sixty pounds Of good beef from stall in
che Dryades Market, owned by Mr.. ST.
mondR. IS all flesh is grass, it % fair to
suppose that that beef is OF soop viii be.
greens goy live hog 20 feed on.
e-&eo
The bahquette on Lafayette streeS. at
each corner Of chs police sEationhOuse, is in
. broken condition, and has been for many
@aekH. Certain persona who pass that gay
Mvoluntarily complain Of the holes as
geal nuisances, and well they may, as most
ST them pay foR the poor privilege Of Ealk
UNCOVER them In company Uith e man Ia
Blue
IsFProIxTED.-Quite numbeF OF small
Cry politicians yesterday fitted around The
City Hall anxiously waiting the coming of
Che whales who had secured fat Offices, but
enc whales did not appear, so that about
qNyo o'clock In the afternoon the small fry
Seated off silently. Undoubtedly history
sepeatS itself. FOR "the boys are hungry"
Che great elect did not deign to show them
selves, as there was no occasion for Sheir
presence, but their presents will be accept
able. even before the holidays.
Tie examination OF K. Murphy, fof muf-
sler, will not cake place until the twenty
oeSenth instant.
GONE DowN-Skinny Rich, the young
3aan who permitted sonic unknown person
60 place chest of stolen tea on his
shoulders late aC night, has concluded. on
request of Recorder Houghton. 10 see a
getty jury about the gnatteT and have the
subject investigated.
Anthony Williams will go before fhe same
body for carrying brass knuckles. Another
ease, Of tobacco, is pending against him.
Remember the subscription party Tonight
20 assist the widowed mother Of Che late
Charles Mccormack, at the Iron House
s:alI. She il worthy of the assistance
4 FEvCE.-Detective Pearson enSerrains
:. fasting and uncompromising dislike for
che fraternity "fence." IN fact he Vather
SINKS them worse than the thief. lie
visited the establishment 40. ~ Rampant:
street, kept by George Ritter, where be re.
severed several stolen articles Ritter was
permitted to go 60 prison for knowingly
paving stolen property in his possession.
sceused must now stand the consequences.
and .nure than shat do il closely wsteheG
- police eyeSs
4 F1RE.-A ons-story frame AoUse, 0ecU-
sied by Matthias Muller and owned by VIII
liam Hart, better denominate& an old
shaDty, was completely destroyed By fire
about two o'clock Thursday. loss about
$I0O Mr. Muller lost all his furniture and
effects. The fire originated from GOALS goil-
ing from the fireplace to the floor, the build
ing being unguarded when the accident
occurred. When the fire was discovered
the building was no nearly destroyed that
al alarm was unnecessary.
CRIMINAL CoURr-The case Of George
Fritz, alias George Frey, charged with for
gerry OF an order for the delivery of goods,
was taken up yesterday morning. Mr.. D..
III. c. Hughes, as counsel for the accused,
addressed the jury, after which verdict OF
guilty was returned.
Colonel l. w. Patton, the criminal sheriff,
Yesterday morning swore in the following
deputies: W A. Hurd, chief deputy; Joseph
T BOIL. Paul Brelet, Emile Ruiz, J. a.
Fremaux, John Tracy r. L. Brown.
THE FAIR.-AII who desire to pass
pleasant evening should improve the occa-
sion and visit Lyceum Hall and contribute
a mite to the orphans Of Mount Carmel.
The young ladies who assist at the fair arc
agreeable and persuasive.
We copy this from the Times Of last eve
ming
Administrator Lewis was passing a group
Of Young men on Canal street the other day,
when one OF them, pointing to the Admins
traitor, remarked irreverenuy: There COS
the damned niger who beat Beauregard!
Colonel Lewis turned round and good hU-
znoredIy reUorted Yes, and that's more
than General Anderson could dol!
Louisiana probably consumes as much or
more powder than any other State in this
country, aud those who use it generally
know what sort ia best, and amateurs are
Just now particular as to the kind they
adopt. The Louisiana Eagle ducking and
rife powder, found at the sportman's depot,
No. 81 st. Charles street, is crowned SUI
perior to all others, and Mr.. CharleFille
makes such statement Understandings.
Hunters are informed that this powder is
manufactured and put up with an express