New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-17


AZ sHraIFF wAGGAMAS. at IL O'Clock. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. lot
with buildings on Front and Wells Streets be-
.xeen Customiouse and Crossman streets.
Local Intelligence.
ST.. PArRIcH's DAY, TIE ONE WE CELg-
,RArs-Today most OF our adopted citi-
zens OF Irish birth will honor st. Patricks
memory By making public demonstration.
which all who feel Inclined may witness.
The several branches of Hibernians will be
masters of the situation, and assisted by
the Auciants. According to the published
Drogranlne the display will be one well
worth witnessing, aud doubtless many of
orr residents will be out to look at the
parade.
First on our list of invitations is one from
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, sent by
Mr. j. Donovan, marshal and Mr.. N. Fin
erty, president of division No l. who will
partake Of a wholesome repast in st.
Pstrick's Hall when the days labOrs are
over, at least, SO Mr.. 2. Herman. the secre-
cary, informs
Branch No. 2 through the courtesy of
President X II. BARLEY, reminds Us that
there will be- something pleasant in the hall
on Marignv street during the evening,
Mr.. 7. r. Curley sends a note from the
Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid
AssOcia ton as reminder that the society
will to day honor the memory Of its patron
saint--St. Patrick.
Branch No. ;, to head the second division,
with the motto of "Erin 90 Braugh" on it's
beautiful banner, will not be the least or
last 10 tue procession.
OF the other branches We know but little,
but expect to see all Of them before this
day is out.
No TuoRCUGAFARE.-The condition of
Claiborne street, from Ursulines street to
BAYOU road. is such a. to render it impassa-
ble for any vehicle. All teams have to take
the ueusral ground and run on the car
track While the street superintendent is
examining this and taking measures to re-
form 1t h. can look at the horrible cutters
of Hospital street. from Claiborne to BrOad
street.. They have not been cleaned for
months, but if cleaned now must be disn-
.ected at the same time
SpOr HIMSELF ACCIDENrALLY.-Gaye
tano Anastac, an Italian, yesterday acct
den,ally fired fowling piece and ruined
his left arm. How the affair occurred ia
not fully explained, but it seems that no
blame can be attached to any one. The
unfortunate man was at Camp PaTapst,
near where he resided.
OBrArNING BY FRAUD.-Henry Decker
was yesterday politely shown into the first
jackson made a declaration that he (Decker)
WAS an eInbezzler t. the full extent OF $50,
and to day Judge Evans will probably look
at accused and accuser.
Up A6AIN.-The case Of j. Jordan, before
the First Municipal Police Court since last
March, was on the tapis again last evening.
THE subject was so old that it is as good az
new at this date, therefore IL is mentioned
that accused is on trial for an alleged en-
be1zlement Of $1,000 from Antoine Berthet.
CHANCE FOR A SENsATION.-Early yester
day morning tho Broad street bridge turner
noticed man standing in CarOndelet canal,
and as appearances indicated that some
thing was wrong the keeper went to the
reecue. lie found that the mans feet we're
IN the mud and that he was drowned, al
though bis fish was still warm. How the
thing happened remains a mystery, but it
10 suspected that deceased was in tit of
insanity and Jumped into the canal, intend
ing to ttee from supposititioua horror. HIS
name was Pierre Corlile. a carpenter, fifty
four years old.
THE TAX Rolls FOR lS1J.-Yesterday the
tax rolls for last year were handed over 10
Administrator PHI bury, and the first cit'-
zen to pay his account was Mr.. Thomas
Layton. not notwithstanding the city is indebted
TO him for a considerable sum- All who
Hail and pay their score, aud let there be
no fear that the.otferings will be rejected.
He rs IN Observation-Disclosures johnson,
who seriously wounded Benjamin Bill
on Calliope street last Sunday, has been
arrested and arraigned by Judge Evans.
lie was remanded TO prison. as MUSICIAN
declines to furnish a certificate showing
that Ball is not liable to die from the effects
of the wound.
FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING.-The FIRE |
alarm lew inmates before three o'clock |
yesterday morning was caused by the burn
ing of email clubhouse ut No. CD st. Philip |
street. The damage was not SO great as to |
send the owner into bankruptcy.
TIE BLOODY KNIFE.-Yesterday morning |
Juhn Il. Roach, second mate of the steam
boat st. Mary, lying at the head OF Cont |
street, quarre.ed with roustabout named |
John Siuith, and the result was that Smith |
was disemb o eled Road cutting his abdo-
men with a large knife. Tho assailant WAS
arrested and Judge Staes sent him to the
Parish Prison to wait until Smiths condi-
Ion shall be definitely Known.
WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.-Dr. s. c.
Russell, secretary of the Board of Health,
reports the following number of deaths in
the city of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday. March IA, at p NJ:
Que of a!buminuria, l of aneurisn OF
sorta | OF apopexy, of bronchitis, OF
Brights disease, | of cirrhosis of liver,
of congestion Of the brain, of congestion
OF the lungs, 10 of consumption, s of in
tantie commissions. of adult debility, l Of
ihfdutile debility, of chronic dlarrhea, |
OF dropsy, | of dropsy IN the abdomen, | OF
dropsy of the brain l of chronic dysentery. |
. Of diphtheria, l OF exposure, Of epilepsy,
I OF clephautiasis. of intermittent fever, :
OF malariai fever, OF typhoid fever, | of
fracture of vertebrP, | of hemorrhage, of
hemnrrha &c from the lungs, disease of the |
heart, | OF valvular disease OF the heart.
of straugElated hernia, of Inflammation OF
the bowels I of inflammation Of the kidneys, |
4 of Inflammation OF the liver, OF iuti ANNA |
ton OF the lungs, | of Inflammation of the
stomach, Of jaundice, of disease of the
liver, , lockj!w, of laryngitis. of intantile
nlarasmus, OF paralysis, | of typhoid
pneumonia, Of pyemia, 20 Of small pox,
of softening of the brain, | of sutfocation.
trismus nascentium, unknown, OF gun
shot wounds. , not stated; total IL. In |
addition TO ths above 10 stubborn children
were reported in tho city. Number Inferred
from pubic institutions, %; on certificate OF
corGners, ~, on certificate of mdwivee, 4.
More attractive than ever,
More liberal than ever.
More money than ever before |
Offered by the Louisiana State Lottery
In next Saturdays grand drawing.
When 40 pr'Zrs, aggregatng $4,000,
With a splendid capital prize Of $20000,
VIII De distributed. |
Tickets cost only $40.