New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11

first ward and the other from the second |
ward in the name of Frank Williams. Yes,
terday morning he met Patrick O'Brien and
w. +. Kirk and offered to sell them the |;
documents. While negotiations were pend. |
ing Corporal Martin Connors appeared and |
invited the trio to the calabOOse, he charg-
ing Dapremont with perjury and the others I
with the singular offense OF attempting to
purchase fraudulent registration papers.
The would be purchasers were parole0 by
Judge Macarthur.
VESSELS IN Steamships, IL; chips,
26; barks. II: briggs. 8; schooners, 4.
A
A DISTINCT BRANcH.-Captain K. w.
Francis has. or rather is, serving the pub
lie and himself by making a specially OF
butter. cheese, ETC.. in Magazine Market.
He is thoroughly posted in this peculiar
branch of business, and his tac!litiea for
obtaining the best qualities are we'll ar.
ranged. He has arranged with dairyman
West, North and East to provide suitable
quantities, therefore customers can rely on
the excellence of all that he offers. Al
though Captain Francis has been operating
only a few days, the number OF his custom
ers is fair.
FIRE LAST NIGHr-The alarm for fire AZ
half past seven O'clock last evening was
sent from the corner Of Toulouse ana
Franklin streets. A chimney IN a mouse
occupied by Richard Scott went on
bender, bursting and permitting tiro to
catch wood work. The damage did not
break an insurance company.
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN MCCANN.-An
error occurred in the paragraph in the
| REPUBLICAN of Saturday morning. which
made it appear that Captain Mccain was
arra;pped before the Police Board on the
charge of not reporting for duty for the
! fight on the fourteenth of September. 1t
was intended to convey the idea that he
did not report at the time the police were
reassembled after the fight.
| of ''neglect of duty and absence without
leave" based upon the following speclfica-
ton:
I'm this, that Captain William Mccain
did neglect his duty by absenting himself
on Saturday and Sunday, September - and
20, 1874, without leave from the proper at'
thority, in violation OF rule 40, police
| manual"
The accused pleaded guilty, showed that
he was ill at the time in question, and then
rendered his resignation. which was &C.
cepted.
ONE MORE BLOODY HoMrCIDE.-At half
past seven o'clock last evening B. Ambro-
| vich. proprietor Of the bar-rOOm No. 233
Decatur street, had a difficulty with Lucas
| GamcOni. keeper Of restaurant at the
| corner of Marais and CustOnhOuse streets.
The old row was settled by the first named
fatally shooting the latter. Gamconl was
sent to the Charity Hospital, where he died
soon after enterin z. The quarrel as an Old
| one about money. AmbrOvich was wounded.
hut not seriously. He was arrested. and
ass er;s that he acted in self defense.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CoyORED COMMITTEE OF FIfrY.-The
following named gentlemen have been APP
| ponted BY Mr.. st. +. Casenave. president
OF the late co!ored Republican mass meet
ing. as members of the committee OF fifty
To ;carry out the provisions OF the resOlu.
tons adopted at said meeting on the eve
ming of the eighth instant. viz:
st. +. Casanave. chairman ex-0ftlc!o:
Thos. w. Wickh;sln, G. +. Glaudin.
+. Nick. Dunn, George AIces,
Moses Briggs. Edward Della.
j. M. Vance. j. X. V. Thomas.
| l.. S. Rodriguez, n. LastraPpes,
Edeard Davis. Alfred l.. 1Oungs
III. NJ. LEROY. Paul lrevlgne.
j. s. Dupar5. Charles Au6ert'
Z. e. Gardette, Edward Williams.
p. M. TOurne. Paul Bruce
J. H. Newsham, a. Dejoie.
4. f.. Dumas. +. Alexander.
r. A. Martin. j. l.. MOntieu.
Joseph MansOns Z. IL. l.. Plere,
NJ. NJ. Populus. Milton Sparks.
| C. S. Sauvnet, ). IL. Melileurs
G. l.. st. Cyr. 5. X: Snaer.
J. Minor Holland. Louis DeGruy.
Jules AbelarG, A. Nolasco.
George c. Mason. Octave Belot.
Charles A. Baquies l. D. Herbert.
| G.. +. Ladd, +. BOlsdOre,
George Devezin. G. j. Adoiphe,
Charles Joseph. Fiorvllie Escot'