The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12
About the City.
Run Over.


Two little children of Mrs +. OHearn's were run
over by drsy at the corner Of Orange and Religious
streets at about II O'Clock yesterday and were severe
ly though not dangerously injured. Tho children
were taken to their parents esdence, ut the above
corner where they received medical attendance The
drey and mule is owned by Mr.. Sinclair. but Mrs.
O'Hearn refuses to prosecute the driver, the
accident Was no. his fault
Two False Alarms.
Last night. about TO- O'Clock. there were two fase
alarms of fire sounded, one coming from box g. at
the corner of Levee and Market etreets, and the
other from box 81. on Calliope between Carondelet
aud So. Charles. These false alarms have become
quite a nuisance. and the fools who them in
should be looked afar by the police. Firemen have
sufficient hardships to endure without being called out
at all hours Of the night simply to safety the idiocy
of Lafer who has nothing else to do but to hang
around the different engine houses and aarm boxes
for the purpose of having fun at the expense of
Others.
From Yesterdays Evening Edton.l
Small Fire.
About :4athis A. NJ. fire broke out in the four
story roc b.ilding, the corner of Common and
Camp sire Gets, owned by D. Mackey. and occupied by
B. d. " Gods and others, IS steamboat and lailro
Offices. The building was damaged by fire and water
to the auaount of about $50 and insured. but what
amount rs not known. The fire originated LII defec
tive fae in Mr.. Woods Office. The alarm was turned
in from box 81, corner Common and Ca mp strce,s.
Horse Thief.
On Thursia night some unknown thief or thieves
entsred the premises of Jean vignes. Rocheblave
street. near Clio, stole act of harness and one
sorrel horse about fifteen hands high, with three
white feet aud lump the right front leg. No one
has, yet been arrested and Mr. vgnes has do clue
as to the whereabouts of his horse.
Sudden Death.
YESTERDAY, about o'clock, II. n. Hammond the
engineer OF the towboat Heroine, of 81 years
and native of Massachusetts, died suddenly. The
Coroner held an inquest. Verdict: Heart disc Sc.
Fix 1t.
At the corner of Magnolia and st. Andrew streets
there is bridge which is sadly in need of repairs it
being broken down and unsafe for vehicles to pass
along that road. Fix it
Steamboat Thieves.
Vim. Green, erprisng youth of TWENTY-FIVE
summers being in want of "chaw," boarded the
Mary Houston head of Gravier street. and stole there
from lot of tobacco but not being quick enough at
his little game he detected and given to the
mercles OF Q peeler," who took him into the First
Preclrct.
Jules Belfor another youth Of peculiar genius, was
caught board the Katie under rather suspicious cir
cumstances and shared the same tate as Billy Green.
Shirtless.
young man who has not yet reached the age Of
maturity or discretion either and bearing the nice
name of Ed McGraw must have been sadly in want of
a change of inen for he went for the dry goods box
of NJ. Ray, and purloined shirt therefrom. upon
which Ray went to "peeer," and in the following
pathetic verse told of his misfortune
cannot sing said poor NJ. Ray,
For Ed has took my shirt away,
And the " NJ. Pr having heart for poetry took Ed.
into the First