New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-13

BRIEs MENrroN.-H. Housah, No lO2 st.
Charles street, was yesterday arrested tor
aaving stolen property in his possession.
Mrs.. Z. Adams is the complainant.
The fourth Of July will come on Sunday
this year.
jenny Dyer tried to kill Sarah Jane at
the corner Of Gravier and Franklin streets,
and because she did not succeed will be
tried by Judge Evans. Somebody should
De indicted for not killing both harridsns
Mr.. d. N. Kelly reminds his friends that
the festival OF jackson No. Is and Protector
No. will close next Sunday in Dan
tiiekok's gardens. and then the rowing re-
gstts will be an additional attraction.
The river is not much Of Q swell at this
point; indeed, it is ON the shrink, say four
Feet four inches below high water mark.
Jean Raymond was gently landed in the
Algiers calabO0se to snswer charge made
by Mary Ann Hstteras, who saws he is q
kidnspper., Alice Carter, thirteen years old,
"a the rib of contention.
Heads of familieA should zee that the
census lists are filed - completely a. pos
slble.
Dr. Schumacher held IN autopsy on the
body Of Connors, who was killed on the
ship Norris, and says that had the man who
killed the sailor had . perfect knowledge Of
ana omy he could not have selected = bet
ter place than he did to produce instant
death.
Officer Haenchen found . cask of claret
at the corner of Gallatin and Hospital
streets early yesterday morning. He re-
turned it TO the schooner Auna.
Lazarus, No. 8 St. Charles street, has a
pair of diamonds that light up that entire
ighborhood every evening. They. are
about the largest in this country.
Tn RANKRUprcY.-Hugo M Hoffman, and
J. Ferdinand Krsemer passed their final ex
animation before Register c. s. Kellogg
Yesterday.
isidore Levy, individually and as men,
bar of the late firm Of G. G.. Wolff g. Levy;
has been adjudicated bankrupt on his own
petition.
ELEVENTH WARD.-At meeting Of the
Eleventh Ward Central Republican Club,
last evening, Il. l.. Desdunes was elected
president for the ensuing year. The cleo
zion of the other officers of the club will be
held on Tuesday next.
Too MANY FiKEs-The tire in Algiers
Tuesday night was in q house occupied by
Charles Pilman, on the corner of Market
aud Madison streets. The building and
kitchen were destroyed. Loss about $1,000.
A little later, between twelve and one
o'clock yesterday morning, house owned
and occupied by James Grimes, on Palmyra,
near Broad street, was burned - was most
of the furniture Loss $500; no insurance.
An adjoining house. owned and occupied
by c. Stall, was also burned. The owner
saved most of his furniture. Insured in
the Gerinania office for $1,000.
At two O'Clock yesterday morning wash
house in the rear of Mrs. A. Webers' house,
No. 2a5 Chestnut street. was set on fire by
a furnace, full of Goals, which had been left
on the floor. That building was burned.
The flames caught No. III Pleasant street,
a two-story houee, owned by MRS. Higgins,
and occupied by Mrs. D Love, ana quite
Office for $500 The fire extended to No.
Ia Pleasant street, q cottage, owned and |
occupied by Mrs. Higgins, which was en-.
t,rely burned. The fifemen then succeeded
ia gaining the victory, preventing further !
spread of ire, although the wind was fresh. |