New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08

81 sHERlfF fAhfER at o'clock, 1t ware.
house, No. "a ST. Ann street, goods, mershan.
Local Intelligence.
DEAT. DUNE AND BLIND.-The manage.
si the institution a. Baton Rouge called
nj police headquarters in this city
and requested Secretary Boyle to learn
as Tar as practicable the number of
Geat, dumb and blind in our city,
and 20 inform them that all who are
inclined may freely obtain the benefits of
:be institution in the educational depart
Dent. Applicants will be under no expense
except clothing themselves, and in extreme
eases the very poor will be materially as.
sisted financially. Mr.. Boyle. By direction
of acting Superintendent Baldey. will use
his best efforts to inform all unfortunates
Ci the benefit in store for them. THIS op.
portunity is an uncommon one, and the
funds are appropriated by the State The
gentlemen in charge Of the institution are
reported as fully competent to fulfill the
extraordinary duties they have assumed
This notice is given by US in the hope that
all VINO desire assistance may be informed
All who wish for further particulars can
call on Mr.. Boyle at police headquarters, at
the corner of Carondelet and GiIod streets.
The cars on the Prytania street line are
running on a summer schedule. All the
windows that could be conveniently re-
moved are taken out. and now the fresh
sir has every oppor tuitv to circulate freely
TIE cars are neat, always tidy, the track is
IN fair condition, and the drivers attend
closely 20 their business. Other lines
night profit by this example.
SHORT REsPIrE.-General Badger, Su-
perintendent of the Metropolitan Police,
las been granted few days leave of alb
sence, in the hope that a little rest from
his arduous labors will benefit him physi-
cally and mentally. He will remain at one
OF the coast watering places with his
tamily.
During his temporary absence General
Baldey will preside at the Superintendent
desk, aided by the other police commission
ers and subordinates.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The notorious Jo-
Gers in the Parish Prison, this time in de-
fault Of $500 bonds for the larceny of dia-
mond ring.
Wesley Wheeler was sentenced 70 spend
lime months Of his valuable existence in
the Penitertiary for the same crime.
Jennie Smith pleaded not guilty 10 a
charge Of larceny, and Miss Oscar, whose
together with Rose Marie Josephine, did
she same.
Charles Lewis admitted ne assaulted
Florence Williams.
Rody Donahoe confessed he had beaten
his better half, but as he had spent twenty
i've days in Jail the court lot him travel
after he paid the costs.
Pleas of guilty being the orde. of the
day, William Cunham is remaDded on the
rf assault and hattarv n await
tence.
Lizzie Harri. wen: before her peers, and
they brought her in guilty of larceny.
LOOKS BAp.-The charge against John
Rodgers is that he perpetrated highway
robbery on the person of Spencer Reid.
Accused is steambOatman, having fOl-
lowed the river for twenty years.
Robert Walker must have been runner,
for he some months ago fed from his forced
residence at Baton Rouge. Officers Jones
and Fuentes struck him at the corner OF
Claiborne and Elysian Fields streets and
immediately landed him IN the calaboose.
.Runnipc on a summer schedule" is the
present motto in the City Hall, conse-
quently the reporters demand Tor news
items is usually met with response OF
nothing here to-day" Administrator
Sturcken is the most worried OF the number,
hut clerks in the Finance office are en-
ployed both day and night, stralg nteninS
out tax settlements. The room IS crowded
daily by delinquent taxpayers who are
asking for clear receipts.
WH1-EwAsHING ONE HUNDRED DOL
lARs.-Hypolite, so called Tor short: was
engaged to wLitewash rooms Tor Mr; IL.
Brune, at the corner of Gasquet and Cial.
IN
one hundred dollars was lett IN an armolt
in one of the rooms which Hypolite was 10
uanipulate. and when member OF the
family searched for the currency 1t hao ols-
appeared As no one but the accused hau
been in the room, the conclusion was ar
rived at that he had appropriated II. Oh
this circumstantial evidence he was arrest
sd bnt The money was not found or him.
He admitted that he had Ieis LIS "oiA
euce and been to his home.
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The INQUEST in the case Of Martin McCof,
mack resulted in q verdict tnat ueceaseo
came TO his death at the hands OF John JET
1ett. Coroner Folwell made an ahdavls
against Jerrett, charging him "i'a 1nUfoes'
Fur FAST SMITH-E. E. Smith. the un'
faithful letter.carrier, wa. before Judge
Gernon Yesterday to be examined on
oharre OF forgery, but circumstances Az ~
dnced the court to postpone nearing an'li
the fourteenth instant.
OrA-u ON THE TRACK.-Late "euIes'
dav night colored man. whose name mas
not heen ascertained, was lying on tne
Jsckson railroad track, at the pom. "Here
Carrol,ton avenue crosses it. and a traln OF
cars nassed over his body, OF course crusn.
;ng II almost beyond identity. 1he 'elna'n'
were brought TO this CITY.
,,s.;oo 1onc was occupied from three 70
80 o,c,oct Yesterday in trying Theodore
,nJ Magda,ene Highlander for the murder
az S,ncL Mrs. Engiander was admitted 70
Ta Ta1 49, y, the sum of $4,000, which she lur-
,;sbed Theodore was commltteu To ans wv
hstora the First District Coufs "iIAou'
Refore the conclusion OF the examination a]l,n,
renntv Sheriff Carrie appeared ID Ine eoui
I'm and notified all the witnesses ~ ,ue
csse 70 appear before the gran. juf! 'h'S
morning.
A.. Tho election of officers OF the hay
har R.sa Rail Club the following oinceIs
ro Hlah. eiected J. j. Daley. president: D.
WeiI W Zoe nresilent j. B. Durn!n secre'
80 + Leslie, treasurer: y. '. O0ne.'
The following is the team: J; B. Durnln. !?
nc .o C;,Ien. cs tcher; Mucks, hrst
a. n Gable, second base; +. snfohet'
.h;rd hese ]. Leslie, short stop; :. Dal-ey'
iaft nit teld: J. Duffey, right field; '' "uFAe'
- rse ua,,oakers are ready Cor any Junior
.,,,h in the South, having won '"eh'! -n1es
oo] lost hut two.