New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
Local Intelligence.

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Local Intelligence.
IN DECIDEDLY PLEASANT SURPRIsr-
1 ~, 10 q Rcpo,ter from T,Lu0wr Hands
49,. was no opportunity for neat speech
- ~. remote chance for full hedges
Viush' or an opening for a heartfelt thanl,
young man rang the reporters door bell
anu IN Il business-like STYLE handed on,
pest better halt weighty bundle, and
Sneh walked on, perfectly satisfied with
aimseit. Vhe bundle consisted Of a silve,
aining service, OF unique pattern, fit for q
aaoob. The only clue ~ to who the donors
arr was Ill the pitcher, and reads as follows;
I'm n. orapar, with compliments of a
se~ friends" That was all, and further
tnan thaV tEe reporter is in Mississippi
tiNef roy. of course the silver was NOT
throWn lnfo the street or spurned in any
manner: 1t was placed where grateful ewes
can look at 1t every boar in the day so
mat family heirs can gaze on it with pleas
are. Although the givers are unknown to
.ne recipient, lie now expresses to them hi
neast' thanks, but at the same time won
ders what he has done to merit SO fine a
present.
Burglars are warned, knowing that the
reporter has something fine, not to visit his
domlcle at unusual hours TO steal, for that
service Will be defended with great energy
and much skill 90
1t looks as if the givers are tolerahlv
wen acquainted with the recipient, as his
Gnitlals are artistically engraved on each
piece.
hn our humblest style we bow our &C
acknowledgements, and advise all mankind to
DC virtuous and then they will be happy.
IN me absence OF any other minister We
Say amen.
BONDED TO kEEF THE Pr ,CE.-Johnny
snapper. Mat Hogan and James Hickey
were yesterday placed under $3.50 bonds
each to keep the peace. They were up on the
ION: charge. Judge Gernon demanded an
andoubted bondsman in these cases. Joe
Aabogde was similarly treated.
4 EIND.-Otficer Harmon found D cash
BOX aud two brass faucets on foucher, near
Poydfas street, yesterday.
LooK At THE HATCnwAYs.-Clerks and
Porters should be particular just now to
zee that hatchways are well guarded and
closed every night, so that active tiremen
Will not be liable to tumble from second or
tnlrd STORES when attempting to save prop
erty. Proprietors should warn theiS enl-
ployes.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Judah Hart, jeweler,
having idled the past summer in the North.
has returned and entered on his duties at
che corner of st. Charles and Gravier
streets. intending to keep An eye to bust
ness.
We had call yesterday from Mr.. G. E.
Nash, OF Washington, St. Landry parish.
lie is here on business visit, and will re-
eurn home in a day or two.
Ex-Governor Flanders looked ia Oh us
yesterday, looking as hearty az ever.
senator George Bovee honored US with
Sisit. and judging by his hearty laugh 10
nuSt be that he is in excellent health. he
ss certainly in good spirits.
Mr.. Napier Bartlett, of the Claiborne AZ
s0cate. has arrived, a delegate to the Fusion
convention. 1t seems as if Mr.. Bartlett had
made his mark in old Claiborne, although
he is Z competent carpet Dagger there. After
his labor. are finished here. it IS possible
that he ~ill step over to Cuba.
BRIEF MEsTIoN.-Jack Shepard, sand
wich Islander, was sandwiched between
the walls W the fourth precinct station
house. sack was inclined ia l1lnp his ship,
and that il the cause of it
A dark bay horse. as lonely AS al orphan.
was impounded in she First District
Wednesday night, as no claimant ap oeared
4 valise and a pair of BOOTS we're found
by a policeman at the corner OF Toulouse !
Snd Burgundy streets. They were deposited I
DR the third precinct stationhouse.
IL il possible. indeed probable that there
will be a slight change SA the board OF
school directors soon.
Joseph Ross, riverman, vas locked up, !
With the compliments OF \. y. Butler, be |
cause of an irregular finaEGia! TRANSACTION. !
80 Bernard, "a cigar maker Is IA hocNety !
Cor pedd!ing without % license.
Burglars stole a bund. of goods FROM The !!
ssore q: y. iIirssh. No. $40 Rampant street.
FREE IN 81. BERNARD PaRIsu-SeveraI !
Building. on the plantation of 4. ". Walker |
~eYe burned "Wednesday night, and the |
Qoss 10 considerable. The fire commenced |
OF an clubhouse. and extended 20 one of the !
q yelling houses, destroying several build !
ings 1he Gesidence was occupied by a |
Epaniard. Mr.. Zeitas gathered all the |
d. borers ne could and they, with buckets of |
Vates, stopped the contiagTatCno Xbe Joss |
to about $4,000.
A SUICIDE n. Kick, a shoemaker, living !
at Ne. 40 Baronne street, committed sui I
side yesterday, the cause being financial |!
ON ba,Sassr1en. lie had been drinking TN.
usually lately. contrary to bis general habit. /
He Yesterday went into Il rear room, sat on /
o bed and discharged q pistol, the bullet !
entering his side, intlicting =, great wound. !
Death snsued in a few minutes after the |
pistol was discharged, but his wife and |
children saw him before he expired. He !
was Goyty-seven years cid and aD active
tnembes OF she Druids.
GRaHssG BS THE CORoSES's OFslCE.-e
Deputy Coroner Or. S. K. Chambers has
" ;thdSawn from fhe eOroDer's office of The
First. fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts,
his resignation to take effect this dayo His
relations with Dro FolweH are OF the lnsst
pleasant character, but other circumstances
have induced him to sever ai. connection !
With spe of whom he has $" high a segard.
ACd5o To- No. ,.--As che alarm OF fire
shis morning between twelve and one
D clock, from she corner "t Rampant and !
Cloues streets. the engine of Columbia No.
: was started toward the yiveSs " lille pass !
lslg the Customhouse, on canal street, theiS |
new horse fell dead on the street, bringing |
the hostler to the ground with him tie :
vas somewhat Injured, and ~Sss $ st IA tho
hospital.
ADJUSTMENTS.