The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-13
THE CITY.

Dim SUDDzNLY.-Iohn Smith, aged fifty
two yea 8, d cd suddenly at his residence
No. % Rsoe street, yesterday afternoon. Coro
aer notified
DBovxsD. Reiss, hoy eight year
Of age, was drowned while bathing Last eve
ming in tho river. head of Cambronne street
Tine body was not recovered.
An EscAPED CoNv1cr.-James F. Cunning
nam, who was sentenced to fifteen years IL
the Mississippi Penitentiary for forgery, ha.
jumped prison, and is. we understand, nov
visiting New Orleans on tour of pleasure
His fraternity viii no doubt welcome hin
with Joy and extend those courteses incident
upon the arrival of so distin .uished q per
sonage
Iron Yesterdays Evening Editionl
LARCENIEs What could have been George
StephensoL = intentiOp when he per.mbulated
into the First Baptist Church Of Jefferson
yesterd y, and w..itzed off with lamps, a
Bible. bucket and 'onation pan, has not yet
0een developed. Let it suffice that the con
gregstion Were indlgn int and swore vengeance
upon the unholy head Of George. Bells We're
tolled The alarm was rung and before he
knew it one Anderson had collared and to the
intense delight of all marched poor Stephen
son to durance vile IN the S cond.
James Aveson lacking those necessary APP
pendages. pair OF shoes, glided INTO the store
Of Joseph Jackson, one fine summers day
and exchanged his thanks for 50 broccan-.
The Joke however, W II more fully appreciated
when James found himself incarceratt Il in the
Sixth.
q. The necessities of lite we must have, but
the sweets can be disp. nsed with, is an old
proverb. which Willy Clay, Henry aud Sand,
Graham. youths Of Is and IA summers, could
not appreciate. Only Yesterday certain
fruit stand. on which VAS displayed so ne
tempting water melons, had such an attraction
for the above youngsters, that the conse-
quences to themselves was anything but
pleasing episode N tneir GU htul career
Their had tull time to repent behind the
pars OF the Seventh Precluct Station.
FELL MIRO THE HOLD About s o'clock this
morning one w. bureau, a coiored laboler,
employed on board the steamship Mississippi,
lying head of It. Mary str. ct, fell from one OF
the bunkers into the hold and was seriously
injured about the head ami back. He was
sent to the Hospital
Hospital PATIENTS. Laurence Weaver and
Z. Finnesan, sick and destitute, were sent
yesterday to the Hospital for medical treat
Ment. Andrew Wilkinson. aged 40 years
found in an il 'ensible condition and suffer
ing from sunstroke, at the corner Of Graviel
and Tchoupltoulas streets, was also sent to
the Hospital.
That LARCENY OF $1G0. In our mornings
issue we stated the fact Of the arrest one
Jennie Pease, tor the larceny of s1G0 from
one SchOelkapp. Conclus We evidence has
been produced against her this morning, fol
in he back premise OF her house Were found
check for 300, made payable to bearer,
$50 note, AMI a pocket book containilg the
balance in small change
BROKEN BRIDGES Tho atten' ion of the
proper authorities is called to the fact tina,
the bridges are lr ken ut the corner of Prieul
and Palmyra streets. st. Philip and Broau
streets Second and Annunciation streets, |
Seventh and Annunciation streets, and OF
the corner OF Rousseau aud Philip streets.
A LIVELY TINE WITH BURGLAR go Last
hight Peep Q living in the neighborhood o.
Anr1nnciation aud Philip streets, had very
strone and exciting time.
A vol,ld-be burglar, one of the colored
faithful. wa discovered in horse on Annun-
citation street, snd fred at, when he took to the
fences, and webt over them in style, salutea
by general naugin OF revolvers and shot
guns, u,lil he reached the Streets when he
made tracks, closely followed by the officer OF
the beat. whose conduct is h.,ghly commended
Notwithstanding the shootlar ana chasing,
he MANAGED IN make his