The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-09
LIE CITY.


From Lesierdays Evening Eoli1oh.l
ErEGLARy.-Betwen the hours of halt past
70 and l O'Clock this morning some unknown :
thieves burglariously entered the resiaence !.
Mr. Airline, or Era.o street, between ~; Iiie"
and Prytania, and carried away with Inehl
ONE $40 in (. $. currency and a silver watch
,-,l,ad at e., The entrance was effected Dy
breaking the lock Of the front door ieAo'n
into the main house.
-abont balf.nast O'Clock last night,
fra bro,,e ont in an unoccupied one-story
frame house situated on Tchoapltoulas stIeet,
between Austerlitz and Constantinopie, owned
Inv Mrs Rardet The flames were extihSulsheo
by citizens before any material damage was
5ona The huild;ng, if insured, could not De
occnrta;ned The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary, as the INSIDE wais y,
the building vera found saturated with coal
OIL
sro1F~ PROPERTY RECOVERED. a man
i,amed Barbara Ryder, was arrested at IL
o'llock Yesterday morning, at the corner OF
Clpuet and Levee streets, by Officer Meade,
tx having property in his POSSESSION supposed
to be stolen. .
SrcK AND DEsTITUrE.-A man named John
Riley, aged % years, and native OF Ireland,
was sent to the Charity Hospital yesterday
afternoon, in 6 sick and destitute CONDITION.
from steamer W NJ .. Tlhe.
TARcEsrrs.-Special Officer A. V. Ward ar
rested one Jas. Norton at the corr er OF 10
sephine and Water streets, from in formation
received, with the larceny OF a rope valued
at $50 from the steamship Andean. Anthony
O'Rourhe, who was in company with Norton,
was also run in for being dangerous and sus-
pcious character. Capt Gray, one hour af-
forwards, run in Geo. Brown, a noted thief
and iail-bird, from the corner OF Josephine
and Tchoupitoulas streets, for having the rope
il his possession knowing the same to be
stolen.
CONE TO GEIEF.-Dr. D. Kane, the ire
pressible, came to grief last night in the
Academy Of Music, where he was quietly
taken out and waltzed into the Central Station
by Special Officers Ruiz and Pecora, where he
was safely locked up, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenses and larceny. 1t
appears that on last Saturday the Doctor at
tended an auction sale at Mrs. Jules Courtag S
residence, No. As Dauphine street, and while
there bid in several pieces of furniture.
He represented himself as Dr.. Gegoub, the
narty who had saved her husbands life some
two years ago. and as she believed IL to be a
fact, allowed him to take away bed and mat
Gress on condition that he would call back IN
IN hour and settle his bill, since which time
he had never shown up at the house. Also
during the sale the Doctor stole pair OF gold
earrings and a breastpin from the unfortunate
woman, which will add considerably in giving
aim the punishment he SO justly deserves.
STOLEN PEopERTY.-Officer Moran at half
past o'clock, this morning, arrested man
named Frank Martin, on the corner OF Maga-
zine and Lafayette streets, and locked nm up
IN the First Precinct Station House for having
about fifty pounds Of coffee in his possession,
supposed to be stolen.
BADLY BEATEN- Officer Boyle run one Mrs.
E.enorointo jail from the Magazine Market,
FOR beating girl named Ida Gerard with in
cent to kill
The SIXTH DISTRICT POUND ROBBED
Some unknown burglars broke open the Sixth
District Pound during last night and drove
off tyo horses, one COW and nineteen goats.
COUNTERFEIT NIcKELs.-A reddler named
antonio Tolerice, was invited by Officer Lem
lrster at l o'clock yesterday, to change his
looms, corner Of 1choupitoulas and Delachalse
streets, to the Seventh Precinct Station, which
ne was forced to consent to, for passing 4 lot
If counterfeit nickeis.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIEs.--James Cogan,
lie drayman who fell from his dray yesterday
afternoon and was run over, on Magazine
near Julia street, died at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning, from a fracture of the skull caused
by one Of the wheels passing over his head.
Coroner Chastant held an inquest and the jury
.endered a verdict in accordance with the
above facts
SI1GHr FIEE.--A fire broke out at h, o'clock
This morning in the one-story frame building
situated on the levee, head OF Bienville street,
Known as the Wharfinger's Office. The fire
originated through defect in the stove-pipe,
which leads up through the root, and was ex-
,inguished by the police The damage was
light.