New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

L. n. B. J. MONTGOMERY. A. I, o,c,oc.
a. NO. 30 Baronne street, horses muller hup
gies, carriages, etc. Ns
bi shkRlFF WAGGAMAN, at 1o1, o,c,ock AZ No.
81 Charles street. contents of a yariet,
Local Intelligence.
rCNERAL OF DIR. AMEs.-Au that was
left of DR.. Ames was Yesterday nla a a.; He
i i ias' res'ing place. Deep regrets fol.
ioWed the Remains Of one who was held
Gear IN the hearts of thousands. A fra
company from Algiers attended. as did Pro.
.eo,or NO. :, OF the Sixth District. de-
eacament OF police was in the cession
auu many cinzens were in the sorrowful
men and two policemen. An who knew hin
WISH mat deceased will rest we'll from now
until the last trump shall call him from the
grave. ''-' ''A'
, fErRiE Nor In THE PARISH PR1sos.-
by slip OF pen and ink our report yester
Va. uay morning put Petrie, the burglar, in
no arish Prison, when the word should
nave been Pententiary.
lHE WEST POINT APpOINTEE.-
homas ). Lewis, the young man who so
successfully passed thorough examina
non LOT appointment to cadetship to West
aoiht, 10 Il graduate OF the Bows High
school of this city. When it ia stated tha +
all bis competitors displayed more than
ordinary qualifications, our readers will
understand that Master Lewis must posse "a
uncommon talent, the DEVELOPMENT of
which he, in great part, owes to the public
schools in our city. This fact is pleasant
one to record, not only for the pupil, but
Tor the teachers and the schools.
ONLY PART WAS TOLD.-It has at length
leaked out that all police captains received
tne same kind of order that Captain GRAY
did from Coroner DeBlanc, directing DO.
iicemen to prevent press reporters looking
at dead bodies subject to inquest before he
did, even though he should delay his work
day or two. The doctor was urgently
called on to explain his reasons for issuing
snch an extraordinary document. but up to
this date he has failed to offer an answer,
and perhaps his silence is wise. particularly
as his so-called order fell etillborn. Five
reporters will aek Superintendent Loan for
the original copy of that letter, and hold a
mock inquest upon it.
WILL OPEN ON THE TWENTY SEVENTH
The event of this month at Pass Christian
Will be the opening of the Orleans House,
under the direction of Mrs. NJ. j. Cowan,
and the table will be set for guests to NOR
row for the first time this season. The
Madame has succeeded in perfectipg ar
rangements by which she will be enabled
to make her establishment A No. L. The place
was formerly known as the Harris House.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-The Garrick Club will
make its debut tonight at tie Varieties
Theatre: producing the play called the
"Hunchback."
Deputy United States Marshal Stockton
bids fair to make passable auctioneer.
His conduct in selling goods at No. 1872
Poydras street yesterday, caused small
and dirty boy to shout: "Shoot that hat"
G. w. yantou. mate of the ship North
hampton, was arrested by the United
States marshal for cruelty beating a
sailor on the high sea. If proved guilty he
will get such a dose that he will wish he
had never left his grandmother's apron
strings.
One of the large glasses in the skylight
over the central hall in the Customhouse,
fell Monday night breaking into splinters.
There is only one reason assigned, and that
is that the piece was defective. Fortunate
ly. nobody was about at the time.
City Surveyor Hardee has been requested
to furnish Superintendent Loan written
notice OF the city's district boundary lines,
go that, hereafter, cOroners will be properly
directed as to where to 20.
Louis Boizone, rolling cotton at the ship
Priscilla, head of Dumaine street, broke .
leg while at work.
1t was cruelty. A thief, in need of sum-
mer attire, helped himself to all that Mr.. A.
Bernau had saved from last years crop.
The tugboat Aspinwall was badly dam
aged by fire yesterday morning, at the head
Of Marigny street.
Coal oil spreads itself all over the ban
Guette in front Of Bell g. Woods store. on
Delta street, and all newsboy are requested |
to walk around and apply lighted matches
next fourth of July, in order to make q !
glorious bonfire.
Corporal Brennan, Monday night, noticed |
that bale Of cotton had been suddenly |
moved at the corner Of Lafayette and Com
MERGE streets, SO an officer was posted to |
watch for the thief, but it is likely that the |
trifier watched the watchman.
Martin Van Bnren was in a crooked path
night. Ben Parker attempted to
cut his hair with knife and fork, for which
ne (Parker) was arrested. Martin then
started off relieved, but two women bounced
him. Sarah Williams and Mary Christian
slumbered in the fourth precinct station.
Captain Malone has dlmond screw stud |
at police headquarters which was found on
Canal street last Sunday.
GATHERING A HORSE AND BUGGY.-Yes
eft his horse and buggy in front Of his
1fice on CarOndelet street and when ready
10 start discovered that his establishment
lad disappeared. He Immediately visited
police headquarters and telegraphed all
stations. Soon atterward a message was
.ent from the harbor station that both
lorse and buggy were at the lower coast
,teamboat Oriole, taken these by cool
ooking young man who said his name is
Richard Martin. He was arrested, unable
n unwilling to explain his eccentric con-
iuct.
Nor Too LATE FOR TEA.-Early yester-
Law morning burglars operated on the store
# Mr. III. Lee, No. III Baroune street. The
elbows bored holes in front door panel,
cached inside and displaced bar, which
ave them IA chance to enter. The whole
must have occupied them not
nore than two or three minutes. They
tole three chests of tea, which were placed
q cab. A lady residing near the grocery
aw the men when they jumped into the cab
nd drove off.
THE JEFFERSON PARISH OUTRAGE.-IEe |
utraged Austrians, who were driven from
n island in BaratarIa bay, yesterday called
n Governor Kellogg and stated their griev.
noes to him. He listened to all they had
, saw, and gave them advice. finally re
,rring them to Attorney General Field
he latter advised them to make formal !