New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

nished by Messrs. F. Beling, j. Younger
and G. Billgay. bondsmen. Colonel Field,
Attorney General, gave notice that ne
would move for change Of venue to the
parish of jefferson, and the argument or
the motion was fixed for Wednesday next.
In the case OF William Carr, alias James
F. Hickey, convicted few days ago by
jury, on a charge Of writing forged certlt'
Gates of appropriation, Mr.. Atocha made
a motion in arrest OF Judgment on grounds
filed.
Felix Broeer. charged with larceny. was
arraigned. and pleaded not guilty.
Charles O'Se. or charge OF assault ard
battery. pleaded not guilty.
In the case Of Donnelly, sentenced to be
hung for murder. Mr.. Castelanos fled a
motion for an appeal to the Supreme Court
Leonard Jones found guilty of larceny,
was sentenced to ten days imprisonment ID
the Parish Prison.
Edward Toole, convicted of assault and
battery on a woman, was sentenced 10 one
hour in the Parish Prison, the Judge taxing
into consideration the fact that the prisoner
had already been in Jail twenty days.
Frank Russell, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to pay fine OF So or De
Imprisoned one month.
William Rose, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons, stated that he had found
pistol and was taking IL away for the pur-
pose of selling it. He proved d good char
acter, and was sentenced to pay fine o!
So or one day in the Parish Prison.
Thomas Armes, for carrying concealed
| weapon. was fined So. or ten days in the
| Parish Prison.
Andrew Chabere, charged WITH assault.
| ing and shooting at day Waterman, was
discharged OIL his bond fog ! further hear
| ing.
Charles Holtzelzer stated that ne was a
sailor. The Judge. in view Of the fact that
| sailors are often victims O.! bad rum, SEN
| fenced him to one hour in prison.
! ST, THrgEs.'s FAIR-Rev. Father Kin"
new, OF st. Theresa's Church. Acknowledges
| in the columns Of the last number OF the
| Noraiaq sta. and G'atio!ic .bessenge" the
recent OF SS440 90 as the ne. proceeds OF
the late fairs IN aid Of his church. Father
Kinney concludes his communication rs 'ol'
! lows:
This rarisi! IS now Iors Ok 'o"'ta'-tha:
| Is. we Will no: have TO resOT. 10 any extra
means Of raising money Tor long time.
| having now everything necessary Tor the
| development OF q parish: church and schools
in good repair, parsonage. ne" orgah'
| etc. and ali debts paid. Il there be any
thing we further need it is the grace OF GOD.
land a little less French we might add,
with due respect TO our reverend TREND.
|
HRoKERs N THE AUDITORS OFFrCE.-
The troubles d. the Auditors office have
nearly reached Z: elimination. Ever since
the rascaily days OF that arc! fellow Wick
life, number Of men. money brokers.
have made the building q regular resort, in
fact, made i. their Office. occasionally prov
ing troublesome TO the employees. Since
Mr.. Clinton has taken charge o. the office.
he has repeatedly suffered Inconvenience
at their hands. complaining that The money
changers often made an undue amount o..
noise, remaining in the Railways and at the
dcors, even when they had no business 20
attend to. They were repeatedly requested
to take their departure as soon rs their
business was transacted. Little -: no a..
tention was paid 10 this.
Finally. tie annoyance Increasing. Mr..
Clinton Tel: compelled 10 cal on police.
man 10 preserve order. This action ap-
peared to incense the men. and their con-
duet did not improve. Matters grew Worse.
when ii-. Clinton informed Superintendent
Badger and asked for protection. ptfcers
were stationed in The building. with orders
20 Sc. that the nuisance was abated. The
| nser were told that they must Dot make
. rendezvous OF the building. but -ransac:
! their business, if they lad any g transact
IN the Auditors office. and then retire.
Some were rather defiant. saying that the
building belonged TO the public. and they
wound remain there as long as they chose
Some OF them were arrested az d;sturbers
Of the peace and taken before Recorder
M'Arthur. where they we've quickly dis
charged.
The broker. returned 10 the building in
force. and renewed the annoyance gaily.
when they were once more elected by 20
. licemen. Mr.. Clinton will treat all people
politely. attend to business promptly, but
. he is determined that fis rooms shall be
, cleared of loafers or men who hahitually
, resort there, and will not allow nyDody &c
disturb those who desire to transact .egiri
mate business in his department.
Still. observation-disclosures Grayer has
been unable to learn who the man killed al
t the corner of Dumaine and White street.
/ Was, or who murdered him. The .Dsestiga
3 | .ioH will close tomorrow.
Policemen made a small raid on small
, | levee pilferers, causing the escaping ones
, to fly to their holes.
! FIREMEN's PARADE IN SIXTH DISTRICT
Our firemen in the Sixth District will to
I ! tbeir animal Yavlda. II