New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
AUCTION sAhks THIS DAY.

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two lots with buildings ON Franklin. be tween
5uiia and Girod streets.
Local Intelligence.
FOR SnoRr TR1P-Sheriff Pagan bav.
ing obtained leave Of absence. left yester.
day evening for Yellow Springs with his
family. who will remain there during the
GUNNER, while he stays here to take care Of
his Birds
Too Lit TO BE PUNIsHED-Roman Mar
ihoget. who was sentenced March II. 1875.
to three years in the,Penitentiary. on q YER.
dict of granddaughter. fer killing Jean La.
gsss. September 49, 1874; on Dryades street,
was reported yesterday to Judge Braughn
- too III to be sent up the river. Several
Physicians examined him and certified that
be could not live unless removed 10 the
Charity Hospital. An order was issued &C.
cordingIy. and Captain Tobin caused him
- be conveyed there in a carriage.
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Az ATTEMPT TO RAISE THE WrND-Ou
the eleventh lbstan. a citizen who was at
one time connected with city bank re-.
ceived a letter signed L c. Wagner. Wag.
nst a seemed ,e very anxious to raise the sum
OF 500. and in the letter he made hints of
how. in time. that sum OF money might be
made to come back four fold. On the
twelfth and thirteenth other letters were
received. each dwelling on tho same sub.
Jeet. tie proposed to meet the gentleman
d: a desiena teC place and there diyulge his
extraordinary plans. after he should feel of
the aforesaid currency. The matter was
given to Captain Malone. and Wagner was
kept in correspondence just to SEQ how far
he would go and to learn exactly what his
grand project was.
Yesterday ,h. clerk. according TO written
agreement. met Wagner at the place fixed
and handed cut Ihe money. but he had
Acarcely fe!t OF it before Captain Malone
teli o: him. as the detective was at hand for
that purpose. Accused doubtless held out
his aatteyins premises to get possession Of
the money. and it is not likely that he could
have been found afterward. Evidently he
h a man Of considerable attainment, and
must have been familiar with good class
OF people. He was arrested and booked on
the long charge.
COMMiT1ED FOR TRIAL--Judgo Gastinei
tens Benjamin Alexander to the Superior
Criminal Court for stealing fine gold
watch aud chain from Mrs. l.. Hagan.
Henry Hall goes to the First District
Court for stealing two sacks OF yice from
James Marson.
MI foR acknowledgements UeBfanc, on
fhe strength OF the iury's verdict in the
Lowe case, yesterday charged the accused
men with the crime of murder, making an
affidavit TO that effect before Judge Gas
finel. The accused are Mathew Gainnie,
Patrick Feeley. James DriscOll. Frederick
Miller. William Riley, William Moran and
A.guste Christopher.
AFTER THE GAMBLERs.-Captain Mon.
Hamat having learned that gambling den
was in operation at No. 9 Front street, not
withstanding the order OF Superintendent
Loan, he gave the gamblers timely warn
sing. but they did not heed him, continuing
their little games. This defiance did not
euit the captain, so he arrested the lot. The
arrested parties are called e. Brooks,
james Long, Henry Reed, T. N. Miller, P.
Dupuex, f. Flowers, Julius Northrif, w.
Richard, Oscar Samuels, b. johnson and
to appear before Judge Gastinel next Sat
urday. when we will see what We shall see.
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no MORE GAMBLrNG.-fhe several pre-.
Sinct commanders report to Superintendent
Loan that oil gambling houses are closed.
DEATH OF AN INSANE GIRL.--Last Mon.
day Julia Anna Feibert, living with her
parents az No. 1893 CustOmhouse street,
fumbled from the kitchen roof. about
twenty feet. and was injured internally,
bursting q vein. In her childhood she suf-
fered from sickness to such q degree that
her season became unsettled and as time
passed her disease increased. Her pecu
{iarity was to climb, to reach high places.
Although careful watch has been kept on
her, she would occasionally escape and
CRAFTY her insanity. Monday she suddenly
and when found was discOv-
sfed by her mother On the kitchen roof.
On seeing that her mother was Watching
she turned suddenly as it frightened and
fell to the ground. She spoke quite ra-
tional when her parent picked her up,
had the poor girl uttered that
sentence when blood began to flow from
her mouth, nose and ears. and she died the
following day.
BRIEF MENTIoN-It is fact that every ]
daily newspaper in New Orleans has com
planned, on the part OF their readers. that
the cars on Prytania street manage to make !
the slOwest time on record.
The police station in Algiers has lost its |
bottom, that is, most of the floor has dis
appeared Sergeant Rapp thinks that it he
should suddenly be among the missing q
search for HIM beneath the building would |
ind him.
J. Garse. a six foot fed-headed hound, !
was arrested in the fourth police precinct |
Tor brutally treating a lad. His chances (
Tor long Germ in tho Senltentlary can not
be improved on. -,
Rrigadier General 80 Starting. who did
lot 90 fishing at Chandelier islands has
and he does not seem to care who
xnows it. However. he will be Oft again
oon with something stronger than PIN
,ools.
James Spence, mem Der of the Seventh
district fire department, died very unex-
,ectedly yesterday. He was draying tor
ne of the up town dredgeboats:
The moon having contracted TO SHINE
ertaip number of hours last nlghts Guy |
amps were given a rest.
The driver of the Dauphine street car. No.
OF. Thomas Carln, puts in general de-
Tia. concerrins the reported outrageous
onduct of policeman and soldier on
he car. but admits that two ladies jumped
ut while the car was moving captain
,ay il investigating the case. Mr.. Evans,
ct the road, instructed
'arlin to make written STATE ment OF the
ase for Superintendent Loan. In his letter
he driver emphatically denies that either
: the two men in the car were IN nniforH'
ut asserts that they had evidently been
Yinking- He also SAYS that he kncws
othipg of the men insulting the ladies.
.Yudc,, Evans sent Edward Lewis TO the
uperior Criminal Court to be tried Tor
rson. firing an unOccupied house at the
,ruer of Delta and Lafayette street:
lanes Andrews and William }. Williams
,ok one ride TOO many. 1t is charged that |
,er contiscated a horse and buggy;
roperty of w. W. Rodgers. Corporal
ayIeton captured the young men back Of
.e FIRST District. Il
r,po,,x, Cray PEAs.-Messrs. J. e.