New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-21
Local Intelligence.

TAN POLICE FoRCE.-Cnder the new laws
the Board of Police Commissioners yester-
day made the following changes:
Honorably discharged-E. E. Adams,
chief clerk Thomas Tails, clerk central
department.; V. Nelly, clerk superintend
ent's office; j. Marshall, clerk at mounted
precinct; Thomas DOgherty, do0rman. SUI
perintendent's office.
The following appointments were made:
Captains Thomas Flanagan, G. j.
Sohrieber, William Mccain, o. Rey, p.
Joseph, Z. c. Fortier. A. Wilson, j. II.
Lawlor.
sergeants-B Robinson, E. Rapp. P
j. McManus. G. A. Thibaut j. P. Cham
payne, j. Isabelle, e. T. Stamps, William
Sullivan.
Corporals-D. S. Caster, F. Bahncke, J
Hussey, H. Fuentes, E. c. Vankirk, D.
Kelley, j. f. Clermont, G.. H. Hammersley,
j. F. Bancroft, G. w. Miller, H. G. Nichols,
Charles Labuzan, w. Thornton, L. Remy,
johnson, j. Ryan, j. c. Aucoin, A. Talbert,
w Carleton.
The following were reduced to the ranks:
j. D. Foster, D. O'Sullivan, j. Kennedy
l. G. Axelson, A. Ferrand, j. Slabowski,
w. Killinger, w. Sherman, w. Filerig, NJ.
E. Imbert, j. Parker, j. C. Patterson, w.
Hereford, c. Schill, E. Duyal, A. Ramos,
L u. "A.
wright. +. Coleman, A. Besler, l.. Malone.
Z Baker, promoted to chief clerk to the
board; c. A. Adams, operator in fire alarm
office.
L. Malone is assigned to detective duty
in the third precinct.
Assignments of captains, serjeants and
corporals:
To first precinct-Captain, Thomas Elan
nagan; sergeants, j. McCann, j. II. Moore;
corporals, j. F. ClermOnt, D. S. Caster, G..
Il. Hammersiey, j. F. Bancroft.
Second precinct-Captain, g. j. Schneider;
sergeant. B. Robinson; corpOrals, G. w.
Miller, H. c. Nichols and c. A. Labuzan.
Captain Schneider is detailed as chief of
detectives, and Sergeant b. Robinson will
assume command of the second precinct.
Third precinct-Captain, William Nc
Cam; sergeants, j. Gray, j. McManus;
corporals, w. Thornton and L. Remy.
Fourth precinct-Captain, Octave Rey;
sergeant, G. A. Thibaut; corporals C. Ber-
geron and A. Reading.
Fifth precinct-Captain, P. Joseph: SER
geant. j. ?. Champagne! corporals, A. Fret
tag, j. Johnson and j. Hussy.
Sixth precinct-Captain, E. c. Fortier;
sergeant, J. Isabelle; corpo,als, j. Ryan
and F Bahncke.
Seventh precinct-Captain, A. Wilson,
sergeant, E. 7. Stamps; corporals j. G.. Au-
coin and A. Talbert.
Eighth precinct-Sergeant E. Rapp in
command; corporal, II. Fuentes.
Harbor precinct-Captain, j. H. Lawlor;
sergeant, William Sullivan; corporal, Z. c.
Nankrk.
Mounted acknowledgement P. Taylor in
command; corpOrals, w. Carleton and d.
Kelly.
WALKsUP TO THE CITY ASSESSORS OF
FICE.-Although that "ten days has ex-
pred Gelinquents may vet find little grace
to respond to that little printed netiica-
ton, The clerks will be very polite to all
callers.
ABOUT THIS TINE Look OUT FOR COOP
FIsHIsG.-In the absence of hard work or
other profitable employment, people who
are inclined to hook and line may freely
indulge in such wholesome recreation as
fishing.
First, if you desire to pass day pleas
antly in taking small pan fish, go to Bayou
Barataria, down through Harvey's canal.
Several varieties of excellent perch can be
caught there with almost any kind of bait,
and the locality is a pleasant one, as deep
shade is furnished by gigantic cypress trees.
Skifs can be obtained at this end of the
canal. and the simplest kind of tackle will
answer.
For trout and perch, go over to Coving
ton and drop line into the Abita, but do
not try it as an experiment. Skill and ex-
perience are required to land the finest
trout over there.
Striped bass, trout and perch may be
pulled in at several of the near stations on
the Mobile railroad, and the facilities are
complete. Miller's Bayou is the favorite
place, though Lookout station need not be
Stunned.
A few croakers have been caught in Lake
Pontchartrain, but it is too early in the
season for line fishing.
Other places are well known. but the
above are the best for trip of one or two
days.
THE GRANT PARISH PRIsoNERs.-Mr. w.
r. Whitaker, counsel for w. j. Crulksh
and others, charged with conspiracy and
murder in Grant parish last April, and
whose recent trial in the United States Cir
cult Court resulted in mistrial, yesterday
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