The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

About the City.

| Loaded Shells.-There are at out dozen load a
shells with caps on them. now lying on the wharf .
New Basin, heal of Liberty street, which were I'M
loaded from the steamer Lizzie They are very dan
gerous, as the boys sroupd The neighborhood are
the habit of throwing stones at them which renders
them liable to exp ode and great damage, AM
&c. badly loss Of life The attention Of tie propel
author. 'ies l. cared to this fact.
property found in the "Asess on OF Robert and Mar
tina Boon, at their premises on Madison between La
peyrouse and Dermais streets, was. b. v.i:ae vl
search warrant, issued May IT, 1874, identified by
twenty -four different persons, who had been robbed,
and who had made afidavts against the guilty parties
in the Fifth Justice Gou t, charging Robert and Mar
tina Boon with larceny and having stolen property in
their possession knowing the same to be stolen
| The property was returned to the owners by order
of the Fifth Justice Court and the thieves put away
for safe keeping Officer Kapp of the Eigh; b Pre-
cinct deserves the highest Communications for the
energy he has displayed in ferr4tng ont these rob-
berries, and to him is due in eat measure the re-
covery Of property by the RICH fnl owners.
Drowned i'm the Hasin.-At about forty five
minutes past Il O'Clock yesterday evening at the head
OF Magnol street, New Basin as man jumped into
a skif from the bridge, which is broken AMI out Of
order, he capsized tue sk which con aided four men.
Joe Raymond one Of the parties in the boat could
not swim and was Immediately drowned. His body
was recovered and the Coroner held an inquest.
Verdict acciden al drowning.
De.tftattOn and Deaf h.-At 80 last evening
q poor creature named 10 Noel, ~ years of age, q
native of Germany. found by officer at the COR
of Magnolia and lafayette street in an i'll and
des, itute condition He put in a wagon, to be
conveyed to the Charity Hospital but died on the way,
at the corner Of Poydras anu Magnolia streets The
coroner held an inquest, and pronounced his death
caused by peursy
Ford wishing to enjoy himself in q manner becoming
his means, leisureiy wendell his way to that bagnio
on the corner of Dryades and Union streets, and
there became fascir ated with Misses Cora Lee and
Kate Love, who being rather light fingered, went for
$l2 belonging 20 the unfortunate Anthony, who.
Though on D easure bent, had q frugal mind, >" and
| ,nt tharQf
mn.ns to his assistance he had the fair nymphs
conveyed in the First Pre- cinct upon charge Of
larceny.
The Three Graces.-Sarah Ryan, Maude De-
yota and Annie Dwyer three sisters in shame. who in
habit that den OF vice on Dauphipe between Toulouse
and ST. Louis Streets inveged INTO their meshes one
foolish Anthony Have, VINO was in possession Of
in currency when he first smiled upon the ladies' IN
question, but taking his leave found that the fair
on had lifted his leather for him, and he mi
nus just $685. which left him in pc session of an o.
Therefore he thought it his duty to himself as well
others who may be green enough 10 travel tina way,
to have the tire arr sted, which he did, upon
charge of larceny. They rest in the Third
AMOthe Too Green to Ltve.-John Will
liams though he has reached almost double the age
of maturity, he's not, as yet it GEMS, arrv at the
age of discretion, for creduous was this verdant
John that h. visited Emma Brown at the corner OF
Bur indy and Toulouse street, who being aware
that John rather soft played him for sucker
to the tuue of $40 in geeuback-. After having done
him " brown " she had no further use for his society,
so asked him TO leave, which he did but
turned with gent who was all over brass buttons,
who conduc ed the cunning Emma to the Third on
charge of larceny.
Police " ,tes.-Eugene Gordon having lot Of
copper in his poss sson. which an NJ. p imagined
not come by fairly. taken into the FIRST for
having such an amount Of brass
Jules Morris snatchei in from No. 207 RAM
part street, by virtue of warrant, on charge Of
larceny A bed was furnished him in the First.
Gus Case, for breach of trust and embeZz emenf,
sojourned last evening in the First Hotel de Lynch.
From Yesterdays Evening Edton.l
u Of pio froh roE n
in the old stable situated at the of Car oton
Avenue and Twelfth streets. The property, which was
owned by G. Fredrique was totally destroye', with
out any insuranc Cause of fire unknown, supposed
to be the work OF an incendiary.
Found in he River.-The body of an unknown
dro gued white man found in the riv the heal
of Spain street. He seems about IS years of age and
has light hair and complexion, and no beard he hau
when he was found, gray pants and sus penders,
yet his Identification. The body was found yester
day morning about O'Clock and did not seem to
have been in the water for any length of time.
OverbOa rd.-A colored man named Louis Alexis.
about 80 O'Clock this morning accidentally fell into
the river from the wharf head of Cusomhouse street.
but rescued by parties present. and sent to
Tried to save His BacOn.-Hermon Westling,
Juvenile thief Of fourteen summers, has, it seems,
great "gout for the hind shoulders of the hog. SO
much that yesterday evening he went to the store
of G. G. Keihl. on the of Sixth and Chippewa
Streets and feloniously distracted of the finest
hams he could find, and the natural consequence of
this proceeding the confinement Of Hcrmon in
the Sixth.
Police NOtes-Pierre Cabatch was locked up in
the Fifth being charged by one j. Fleck with having
obstructed the City Railroad track and when requested
to move, added insult to injury by using language
more exp essive than eloquent in reference to the
off snded Flick.
barrel supposed to contain whisky, was taken to
the Habor Station. having been found at the head of
t. 10 eph street among pile oil earthen pipe and
posed to have been S olen by some unknown party.
The barrel marked Gabriel Pratts, New Or cans.
The barrel is now at the Station awaiting owner.
Jack Thomas, wishing to break himself of DIR mixing
whisky and desiring to ink nothing but lemonade,
pilfred lot of lemons from the stand of Gramara
Maiorana. For doing Jack taken into the
First.
George Campbell and Frank Wilson, sailors on board
the ship City of Liverpool. were. at the instance OF
Cant hhiteford. charged with muliuy. Thy were
conducted to the First
One BoDfent Paul, deeming nails good thing to
have hand, guilty OF stealing lot of them
fr A. Castang the corner Of Craps and Kerle
rec streets for which he locked up in the Fifth
Precinct.