New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
Local Intelligence,

NOTIFICATION FROM EAGLE No. TO
oorrow evening, between five and six
o'clock, the members of Eagle No. are
Gailed on to assemble at the engine house
The occasion being the reception of the
champion horns" from Mississippi No 9
4hls important event will be celebrated in
mild hammered fashion, for it is not in.
ended to display either fuss or feathers
Having, won the horns SO long and cheer.
mlly worn by No. 2, it is expected that No
Twill accept them with becoming dignity,
- it is impossible to tell how long No. ~
ooys will accept the situation. Somebody
lust have the emblem of superiority. and
Without a shadow of doubt the Eagles are
eAtitled to the glory.
He Is Nor GONG ON PIcNIc-A deputy
sheriff from the parish of st. Martin yester-
Day brought down o. Delahoussaye. under a
HE sentence to the Fenitentiary, and lod ged
MIN temporarily in the third precinct sta
uonhouse. The prisoner will be sent up to
Baton Rouge as soon as convenient.
VERY Cold STEEL-Juan Antonio Quaro
ond 10 Alexander met face to face at the
DOrner of Canal and Claiborne streets. This
ngnIified the spilling of human gore. Alex
onder got the dose, and so emphaticaly
that the Charity Hospital surgeons are in
some doubt as to whether they can save his
lite. Juan was arrested. Neither of the
men will give clear statement as to the
origin of the difficulty.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-The request of the
scommittee of invitation" has been looked
At by such lights as these tpectacles fur
nish.
After a miserable rain comes q cold in the
4 weather's nose, and that is good to dry the
race track.
J. Lesseps is no SLOUGH, but is a certified
hero, If it be true, as stated by Miles Jones,
that accused battered him, intending to
murder, in the Fifth.
Free lodgers were not absent at roll call
last night in the several police station
houses.
There are two lonely looking buildings
just now. One is opposite the City Hall,
and the other on the corner of Carondelet
and Girod streets.
If the Carondelet Street Railroad Com
pany would smooth things at the junction
of Delord and Carondelet streets, where the
tracks cross, there would be much less
wickedness on that thOrOughfare.s
The steamboat Natchez left Natchez yes
terday, having on board $500 bales Of cotton
and 1900 sacks. If there is any space re-
manning on board the load will be increased
before arriving here.
The cold weather made Jacob Hartman
think of clothing more comfortable than
Ii
ericks writes his narne TO a 'davy stating
that Hartman waltzed of with $50 worth
of masculine apparel.
Elizabeth Powers, only thirteen little
years old, was arrested a few days ago at
The residence of Mrs V. Carmody, for steal
ing $2l6 in currency. Several lonesome
hours in a prison cell caused the girl to
finally confess her crime. Judge Long sent
her to the House of Refuge. The money
was not recovered.
1t has been nearly week since George
Was kingdoms illustrious name appeared on
the police registers, but he has come at last,
10 the form OF prosecutor. He swears
that Abraham BroughtOn is thief; there
fore Abraham was dumped into the bosom
of the fourth precinct cells.
Robert Lewis not only stole double
barrel gun from j. johnson, in Gretna,
but actually threatened to shoot the owner;
hence the arrest.
Two city journals yesterday furnished
details concerning mock duel, and seemed
to think the affair good joke. Wait.
NJ. Marcelle thought 1t jolly to run his
horse down Royal street on race horse time,
but after his arrest be thinks the fun was
not of lasting quality.
THIRTEENTH WARD CLUB.-At a meeting
of the Thirteenth Ward Republican Club,
held Wednesday evening. the following
Damed gentlemen were elected to serve
during the ensuing year: Aristide Dejoie,
president; J. B. Gaudet, first vice president;
j. F. Littlefield, second vice president; A.
" ilson, third vice president; William Glade,
fourth vice president; Joseph Gould, fifth
vice PRESIDENT; Sandy Packer, sixth vice
president; p. }. Maloney, recording secre
tary; William Bauduit, assistant recording
secretary; Jules Boutte, corresponding sec
rotary; John Garstkamp, treasurer; Felix
Larrea, sergeant-at-arms; A. Fortier, as.