The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18
THE CITY.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.

The SCHOONER ANNIE CAPsIzED IN THE LAX
AT THE MOUTH OF THE BAYOU ST. JoHN.-Abou
8 o'clock on the night OF the 18th instant, tn
schooner Annie, from the Tchefuncta River
with a heavy load of charcoal, under com
mand OF Capt. Raine, was caught in heav,
gale when about to enter the bayou, and il
making tack capsized and sunk. The cap
tain and crew were saved by jumping on
schooner that was lying in the lake, on thu
west side of the lighthouse. The schooner
| which is OF light frame, will doubtless go t.
pieces before she can be raised.
A NUIsANcE-Officer Marks, of the Second
Precinct, reports the cutters on Melpomene
street, from Dryades street back, in filthy
condition. The neighbors along the route
complain OF the nuisance. The attention of
the proper authorities is called to the above
facts.
NAGRANTs.-Adam Schmidt, J. H. BRYAN
and VIM. Cavanagh, were found sleeping out
on Chestnut street, between Robert and Up
per Line, at II 80 o'clock last night, and were
accordingly locked up in the Sixth Precinct
Station, charged with violating city ordinance
relative to Migrants.
LARCENY.-Jim Kelly came forward like
man and surrendered to the officers in charge
OF the Fifth Precinct Station, at 10: 80 o'clock
yesterday morning, after being informed that
court officer had called at his residence
armed with warrant for his arrest, and Was
accommodated with the best rooms Capt. Jo-
seph had in his hotel. All for giving John
Noonan the privilege of charging him with
larceny
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF AND ASSAULT AND BAT
TEEY.-Court Officer Butler at one o'clock
proceeded to Thomas Hubbard's
residence, at the corner Of st. Charles and
Union streets, and marched the gentleman to
the Washington Square Police Station en-
warrant sworn to by Jane Williams, who
charges him with assault and battery and ma
icious mischief
TREsPAss. girls fourteen years of age, |
named Theresa Carig and Celia Owens, sur |
'endered themselves to Capt. Peter Joseph of |
he Fifth Precinct Station, on a warrant |
charged by Mrs. Ann!Waterman with trespass |
md were duly confined in one of the cells of
he above station.
SOMEBODY'S BASKET. = Officer Phillips
'rought basket, containing two chickens
nd picture frame with a diploma of the
Ulcers and privates of Company D, 9th U.
J. Colored Infantry, to the First Precinct
tation, having found the same at the corner
Canal and Camp streets. The owner can
ave his property by calling at the station.
The CHARITY Hosp1rAL.-A man named
lugh Mullen, aged 80 years, and native Of
lis State, was sent to the Charity Hospital in
sick and destitute condition, from the First
recinct Station.
PIERRE P1ER1-A man running through the
ty bearing the above name, and by occupa-
on a carpenter SO he says, was pulled into
lie Fourth Precinct Station, at half-past IL t
clock yesterday, from Canal street, between
opez and Rendon. for stealing horse from
r. Philip Engelhart. I
On WARRANT.-John Walker and Henry g
crit were hauled in at the same ii me yester- +
y evening, from the corner of Prytanis and a
rst streets, on a warrant, charged hy Mrs.
johnson with larceny. =
A One DOLLAR B1LL.-Carrie Schultz went q
Jail from the corner of Dauphine and St. n
ter streets, at $50 o'clock last evening. for u
aling one dollar bill from p Berry, who Z
S IN bad company.
was arrested by Officer Cozzens ~,
evening, and locked up in the Jackson .. 81
1are Station, charged by the officer with " "
!. larceny OF five punches of fresh fish. -
'1Es. LooR1BoNE SHOT IN THREE PLACES BY ca
r SoN-IN-LAw.-About II O'Clock last night IA
} Richard Moore, colored, shot and wound &c
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Charity Looribone, DC
his residence, No. 535 Chippewa street. be- st
An Ninth and Harmony, with a revolver, wi
sshot taking effect in the left shoulder, one is
the left knee, and one in the left foot. The
rid-be murderer made his escape and has sal
been seen since. The cause Of the diff :
t could not be ascerta aimed. The wounded IL
nan was attended by physician, who ex- Ar
ced the ball from the knee, and pro- :.
need her out of danger. nm