New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-02
CHARITY HOSPITAL REPORT.-We are in
debted to A. johnson, clerk, for the follow
ing report for the month of January, 1876:
BRIEF MENTIoN-Old Mr.. st. Valentine
has declared his advent by dealers in cheap

BRIEF MENTIoN-Old Mr.. st. Valentine
has declared his advent by dealers in cheap
paper wares, sending that kind Of truck to
the front. The particular day for soft SER
wants and ardent l,vers to mail their mis-
siyes will fall on the fourteenth OF this
month.
Ladies who would lead in fashions re-
Gently attempted to cock the rear OF their
hats, so that the front rim might shade their
ewes, but it was q failure. Cause: Miliners
had too many of the old style on hand. and
besides. ladies were pretty we'll supplied
with the article. Milliners, who generally
admired the saucy looking hat, added
sort of coffer-dam under the front rim, set
ting the hat further back on the head and
higher than before. This addition has given
the fashion new lease.
There are two of them, Nos. and 2. Bill
Williams No. was yesterday arrested tor
horse stealing, and he says it is a mean job
put on hint was a mule. No. 2 was cap.
tured in No 2lS Basin street az highway
robber, and the complainant is Sarah Smith.
The Chess Club will meet at No. "a Union
street this evening to elect regular officers.
Absentees will be charged pawn and be
checked, therefore members should try to
meet at the board.
1t was a carving knife that Edward Ber-
cier, a cigar-maker, had concealed in his
clothing when he was arrested at the corner
of Cont and Broad streets. Henry Richter
is the complainant, and he says that Bercier
was maliciously m ischievous.
Louis Dicard is as bold as lion, or was
when he attempted to kill Lucy johnson
with cold steel. Judge Evans will look at
him.
Unless Theresa Haupt gots into Jail at
least once every month she is too unhappy
to live This time the charge is vagrant
drunk. at the corner of Amelia and TchOu-
pitOuias streets.
Colonel Cockrem, collector OF internal
revenue of this city, has seized quantity
of Perique tobocco in the parish OF st.
James, the owners of the same having
violated law in manufacturing it for
cigarettes.
Sharp persons may say that it served him
right. Robert H anly had small fortune
in the sum of $24 before he tumbled into
den at the corner of Liberty and Gravler
streets, where Mary O'Hara, Catharine
Paul and j. M. Baldwin were domiciled.
Robert did not bear his loss meekly, and
called Officer Hartmann to recover the
wealth. The policeman took the entire
party to prison, and Robert says that two
dozen dollars are not worth cold night IN
calaboose.
Foremen of fire companies met last even
ing to have an understanding concerning
the next annual celebration.
George Finnegan held knife in MS
raised hand. and when he suddenly 10 wered
his mauley the steel struck Thomas Glavey's
left arm. Flesh was cut and blood flowed.
The Finnegan was arrested at the corner OF
Canal and Chartres streets, and Glavey
went to the Charity Hospital.
E. Benjamin, clerk in . store on Peters,
near Customhouse street, found the third
precinct stationhouse. Somebody said no
had stolen property knowingly.
At Q meeting of the Second Ward Sub