New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-23

ID ored, corner of st. Philip and
Her age is put down at III
COMMITTED. Recorder olilINsS SEM
Thomas Carroll to the ga - ~ "
answer for assaulting '''''--'s 0A-A'0
- corder Weber. ~ piouuo Jr,o;o-,
II the same road for OBJ ---0--'' y -''-7o
lie PioV0"''7' ,,,,, sent Aleck White
ne A''0Ciuol - Jncealed weapon, and
is Ch0i0 lOi Co. AXE the life of Officer
~ Ashpot. oon,n,;t+od1. q Nor
ID l'el W. It.-,.-L trunk Of clothing, the
It, ~" III So g.. A. Kendall. George Ev-
lie pIopor'y u 1a of three pictures, worth
~ as ~ o Mary Jones, travels the
10 same road.
- ~ Cs.-About two o'clock yester-
% Doi'o the residence of Captain w.
- 10Y ~ situated on VaImOnt, near Pitt
70 ~, y. iiou 3rson City, was entered by some
:, 80 person, and goods valued at $25
I'm gether with a note for $500 and $40
1 -JuCJ' 4uo uOLC lO1 SCvO a4u wv
~ ~ pantaloons and an undershirt were
~ pa,uently discovered near the premises
y; G5turned. No clue to the thieves.
", frhaps it vas the same rascal who made
unsuccessful attempt to steal chickens
- i'm the yard of Mr.. c. Canonge, Olivia
90 rect, the same night, in Algiers.
- About one o'clock yesterday morning
.wo unknown thieves attempted to enter
the residence of Mr.. Il. Hare, No. 1873 St.
Joseph street, near st. Charles, but being
discovered by the officer Of the beat, an
alarm was raised the inmates aroused and
diligent search made without effect, as it is
supposed they were secreted in the adjOin-
ing premises.
Some time Wednesday night some IN
known parties broke open the drawer of
stall No. 48, Magazine market, and carried
away books, papers, bills, etc, to the
amount Of $500, the property of Mr.. Vel
nois, and of no value except to the owner.
Stall No 45 was also robbed of a self-cOck-
ing revolver valued at SIS, and bunch Of
bananas valued at 49, No clue to the
thieves.
About twelve o'clock Wednesday night
some unknown thief entered the residence
of Mr.. William Bentley, No. 81 Toulouse
street, and succeeded in carrying Oft $28 in
currency and $55 in silver, with which he
escaped. No clue to the thieves.
On reading the above list, our readers
should take warning and be prepared for a
visit from any of the tribe.
FIEED.-Duke Davis, the man who shot
his head against police club in the FOuth
District, was before Recorder Billings yes
terday, charged with disturbing the peace.
He is now poorer by ten dollars.
Captain Malone, chief of the Metropoli-
tan detectives, and one of the best men
ever in any police department, having
passed week or two over the lake, could
stand idleness no longer, and so returns to
his labOrs of ferreting out crimes and Grim
mails. Thieves are so informed. During
his absence Mr.. Pearson filed old reliable's
place with credit to himself.
On A WHOOP.-Last night, about ten
o'clock, St. Charles street was enliVened by
the whoOping cries Of prisoner, whom two
peelers were escOrting to the first precinct
station. He yelled and he whooped, he
cursed the officers freely, and invited then
to break his arm or neck or heart. The pris
Oner proved to be that nice young man, E. B.
Malone, who was discharged yesterday in
the Criminal Court from the alleged otfensc
of tilLtapping by nolle prosequi, one o
the handy instrumentalities for releasing
men from the clutches of the law.
DRYADEs STREET SwINDLED.-Some o
the police officers are unworthy men, be
cause they will not let the thieves anC
harlots Of Dryades street go through thei
victims. A Texan named ALBRIGHT wa
playing a humping game on Dryade
street last night, when ALBRIGHT was al
rested by a policeman, while the other pro
lessor of thumps made his escape. Albrich
had when brought to the station $l55 il
| gold and currency, of which the officer de
frauded the harlots of Dryades, for as tn
prisoner was drunk he would shortly hav
! been tolled into some den of infamy.
|
] Nor FEMALE PRIsONER.--At half pas
ten o'clock last night there was not fe
male prisoner in the first precinct station
The Texas man brought in from Dryade
street. with a pocket full of gold and cul
rency, would surely have led to the arrest c
one woman on the charge of robbcry,sif h
himself had not been arrested, and thu
! kept out of thieving clutches.
GREAT STOCK OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS
JEwELRY, ETC.-Mr. VI. SCOOTER, who ha
Just returned from Europe, announces tina
he has engaged the largest stock of rici
and elegant goods to be found in New Or
leans. Since his removal to No. lO5 Cana
street, he has built up a business in the jew
elIy line that is not surpassed by any mer
chant on the great thoroughfare. Some o
his new goods have already arrived, an,
| every steamer from New York will add t
his immense stock. For new, rich, elegan
| goods at reasonable prices. 90 to Scooler's
For New York by sea,
The steamship George Washington, Cap
tain Vail, will leave this port for New Yorl
tomorrow morning at eight o'clock. Tn
Western Metropolis, Captain Quick, vii
leave her wharf, foot of jefferson street
next Sunday morning at eight o'clocl
for New York. These steamships have ex
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