New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21

niture.
BY 6. DE FERRET, at IL o'clock. on Morales street
between Pety and Desire streets, lot of house
hold furniture-successiOn of Jacob Schmurr.
. Local Intelligence.
FRUIT TREEs.-Tiny figs have appeared
on the trees. and leaves are about one
fourth grown. The recent cold nights nave
retar,ed the growth of vegetation slightly
Peach trees, having shed their blossoms, are
green with young foliage. Other trees look
healthy, especially the orange, which is
now in bloom. Kitchen gardens are thrv
ing as we'll as could be wished, as the new
crops of peas, beans, lettuce, raddishes
etc. are quite forward.
Tie First Ward Republican club has
butt large club house on ST. Charles
avenue, next the horse station.
FiRE.-About four o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in the one-story
dwelling house on Robertson, between Ma
rigny and Vaudeville streets, owned by
Hanchen. The building was destroyed, as
also was the furniture; both insured.
James Magner, the car driver who ran
over the child of Mr.. Blumer on Girod
street. was before Recorder Houghton yes
terday and remanded to await results OF
the wounds.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Recorder Hough
ton sent the following named persons to
the Criminal Court:
Paul Difreds, for shooting and wounding
Wade Spencer.
F. Gleason and Samuel johnson. for car
rvins concealed weapons.
Jessev Delmore, for assaulting and bat
term. Mary Williams.
A. ISsULrER.-A young girl living near
the corner of Basin and Poydras streets.
while in Pile market, was grossly APP
preached by William Logan, he making an
improper proposition to her. He was ar
rested and taken before the Recorder, when
fellow. unable to pay his fine, was permit
ted To lind repose IN the Parish Prison.
RETrRSs OF FINES BY RECoRDERs.-Thc
six Recorders have made the following re-
turns TO Administrator Lewis, for the week
ending March Is, 1872:
First District, Recorder HOughtOn S21G %
Second District. Recorder NJ Arthur. i0o 10
Third District. Recorder Leclere. - w
Fourth District, Recorder Billings. A 30
Fifth District. Recorder Parsons. 90
Sixth District, Recorder Campbell. l.! %
Total. So. 80
p, NIyG.-Jamey Foley stepped into the
FIRST Recorders Court to answer a serious
COMPLAINT made by William Reardon. No.
~; Dclord street, who positively states
that accused picked his pocket of about
So Foley gave bond to appear on the
twentv-seventh instant.
Hamburg Bill finds himself in a close
burg Tor battering and wounding john
Ere.Ier.cks without cause or provocation.
NAMES OF STREETs.-Strangers are COM
PEELED to ask many questions concerning
names of streets. as very few signs are visl-
BILE. Most of those which were in conner
lamps have disappeared.
I'hACE BONDs.-Detective Donovan took
in Thomas Kelly, Thomas Brown and John
Thompson as dangerous and suspicious
characters such as are liable to break the
peace Recorder Houghton asked them to
iurnisl. peace bonds for one moon.
MANS INHUMANITY.-Morris Dyer was
arrested for inhumanly whipping his little
son. Morris. with a cOwhide: further that
accused is in the daily habit Of maltreating
the child. Recorder Houghton placed the
brute under $500 bonds to appear. The
father asserts that his son is thief, and
he whipped him to prevent repetition Of
the "tiensc.
We. have not heard of a single fire COM
panr which will go over to Mobile this year
to participate in the annual celebration OF
that department, on the ninth OF April,
proxjmo. a few of our fremen will go over
as individuals. Probably the boys are saw
in. themselves for summer exercises.
Dor sLEREAKING.-One of the fraternity
OF burglars paid a visit to the residence OF
Mr. Jean CaZade, corner OF st. Claude and
vt. Philip streets, Sunday evening. lie
broke open an armoir and stole nearly
eight hundred dollars worth OF money,
clothing and jewelry.
Between two and three O'Clock Yesterday
morning Il one-story frame house, occupied
by Henry Clark, corner of Webster and
Henry CLAY streets, Sixth District, was de-
stroyed by fire. As the Waterw orks DC not
exist IN that section, the !icemen could not
save The house.
F.ItSG.-About twelve o'clock Tuesday
nj. LIT a difficulty occurred on Fortain street.
near GENTLY road. Third District, between
two colorcd men, named Randell Littleton
anu Frank Butler, which resulted III the
lorI!..r being cut in the left breast and
Right leg with carpenters file by the lat
ter. Who made his escape. The wounded
man received medical attendance, and his
injuries Pronounced not to be dangerous.
oiHccr Cloud reports that he killed
rablI dog ON the corner of Coliseum ana
ierp5.chore streets, at the request OF the
owner