New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-14

nounce tina: they will take all Red river
passengers who wish TO see Rex and his
Mardi Gras at halt the usual fare. Tha, is
che proper thing, and doubtless the boat
will. bring down q double load.
AIaosT 4 SESsArION.-About ten o'clock
Monday night keen-eyed policeman in the
first district discovered that q store door
was unlocked, which was an important fact.
considering the locality. The officer quietly
entered sog the purpose If taking an obsev.
walton, thinking that burglars might be OPP
Grating. .sil.was silent and dreary. still the
guardian pursued his task. made light.
and suddenly dropped the match az if the
devil himself had made q grab. He-the
officer-retired several yards and waited to
hear "a report. bu: The stiffness WAS unDro.
ken. Cautiously ne returned 70 Che store
and entered, being very careful to keep sew
sral PAGES from . lot of powder kegs and
swo cans OF coal oil. The cans were on the
ground, a epac. OF four square feet Lay!n.
been cut out o. the floor for them.
The ciTcums lance Of the door te!nc I'M
locked, coal oil in such AT unusual position.
with powder kegs stancins around ike SO
many bound demons, suggested tina. =
burning fuse was near, perhaps az chat very
moment ready to create a flame and then
hurl the entire building higher Than bal
soon can go. The surroundings woUli nat
eTGlIt MAKE @-Atu HDD OoitStsJ fIid1 GUTYS
around the corner 10 see thirsty man.
However, Ms peeler stood - 70 III. work,
emitting for the smell It smoke. hu. liscsy.
cred not even Ale fainsesr perfume. This
item embroidered him, and 50 he proceeded
60 make a formal inspection Things lOokeA
gueereO his eyes, and 80 he reported TO his
superior stii;er. A snan vas placed On
guard and a report seIh ~ police head.
IuarterS For che Nmethe matter laid low,
NJ 4fn Sna a INt k.t'
moon and silently Stole away 20 view the
scene, expecting - seap a real sensation.
bus they were disappointed. I've leaAv
Cms Of oil Rad Been placed on the ground.
b. an aperture Once used ty large scales.
and the kegs were there by shsnce. empty.
- ended wbss promised - he some. hing
ReaIly startling. cut Che proprietor OF TIE
over the aifIr. amt desired - keep the item
cut 81 Ills, papers He &asHs !Esagxrcs and
bus u slnaN ssOss Of goOdA
Boys ess-ss,s suits az 81 -. {. -.
q ~ and g. ~. .at Gar!hvaits. Lewis l.
%il~'% No. i0s Common street. i.
ANSWERS ~ CsREsrpNDENTs.--Ic G-es
not matter il she following in,errs ga:ories
are qus Sy ourselves - susselves--.hey
contain muck valuable information:
n. H. e.. asks u IL is really true that twice
Sw0 mikes four. Ofcourse il hoes.
Charles Angus us ansiolsiy inquiries 4 he
was quite c@recs in giving his s.ectheart
hi. aighs arm when hs left she theatre a
few nights agcH Right as can D.. especially
,ss~ he has s,st his LEI. arm.
Old Aubssril@R your I aye Oniv one
BEG ysu need not feel that goa are detraud.
6nS ~ sh~rsatev. fJr !: IS not likely that
any man XoHlA pnS9csc!y cripple Aimse!;
90 get she best OF Dis worst enemy.
Srgader. -~Ses, tesor'e,so. tt city have
occasionally written q few interesting lines
about that odd ha1tsted houss. the French
markec and the Cathedral. hu: these suo-
ircts 3ave tIeea 80 Sc biOia sDuck.a that no,
y half hse bean told.
poliucias.--'Vs year inquiry o1acern,n.a
new election. we can only say tha: the old
selsct;Ssl seems to @lit the ''in." very well.
Constant Readev.--Sou ear have the
DAILY REpUB.icAN for one year for the
smab sum @S SWH!vs do!!Ga ana not be
swindieAp
MISUNDERSTANDING - IL. hes. If ou-
memory there was u newspaper called the
Ieraid published in ailis city sometime ago.
but the thtg has gone sut 10 tiis Cypress
Grove Cemetery " lseWhsre.
informer policemen wear
blue clothing and make ARRESTS when II IL
necessary. Tbs latter part. concerning ar.
rests. secnS ~ be pretty well se;iled
Bact.
Mor.sary.~-ys& Napoleon Bcaavar.s is
dead.
Rcus:a6oG.--Tou win md y",,s answer
On tie dictionary CD city directory.
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&;arihwa!te, Lewis L. Miller are s.iN seN.
fhg clothing .at SsDs:. itF ed-E, ~ Ne. 100
Common street.
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~ DltfEHt"cH - 'iSsio i,
no Va ,.ie ioi',s $50 =" P".; s"o ..:
Slarlis a,eo, ana theH arose 1he !nestio!
sim. ;hs an 20 CIV .n"Ss
siuty !. Is ~ convey piis,aetS ~ i,,i VOC ~"
Slelpal spur's I" INC lar.sn iI,ton' a..
was e.i'senus" Una, the snelr' s.iouI. pe;
:o'iI vIG ASH "n , 1ho snel.n sHi IVY ~ a., :.
NY tnat lamp. mere are s"o si"eS 10 lHo
sluessson. ana before Ihe controversy
tuily se''4sa 'ne services ~ ." "''s'''
may oc called Tor.
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COMMITTED 'of III iL.--Ctp'als y. ..
way On con b'iI"u. ;rta . 80 o,.aio
. ..i.n siE;po onth ~ 1919" W. .,;aIin.a,'
's So -, ~ ,nsrLa. Hst,,o ,aturr.
90 81 'nr a; 10 nf tho a,,io'o. hn, ~,
- 1850. 30 -, 10 fo;Ia1 -. n,a1,
so,tia,,p,'e ana sn Ia rgas Larlcd ~, sar
sn'ta..an Tho na,,o,,s III. Cr;miral
60 i.',9 so0no :
70 ''''' 800 s-
WAR SMSN(s MEAT SEiLEkS.-~ihc-ei - .
specl, of war ON tb.. fresh mea. horizon.
Keepers of private markets are making a
lively kick because the City Council! has in.
creased. the amount of their licenseo
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FIRE an ROMAN AND PROSPER STEEETs;-
About twelve o'clock Monday night fire
broke out in rope factory. owned by Mrs.
Hubert. on Roman street, The building eX.
tended to Prosper street. and, being very
dry. burned quickly. Insured for iIl! value.
a siwellinr owned hy NIrs Scheimec