The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-19
About the City.

A Burglar Brought 10 Grief Between the
hours of and O'Clock yesterday morning the resi-
tered by burglar, at that time unknown, who sue
ceeded in carrying off about $25 worth OF ladies'
clothing. YESTERDAY at shout 1918 P Nj, Corporal
Reading, of the Fourth Precinct arrested j. Morrel
at the of Orleans and Where streets, who ID
the stolen goods in his possession. VIII ch were
thoroughly identified by the owner. One more can
didate for Executive clemencv.
Couple of Pets.-Last night, about 10 O'Clock.
two men were seen proving around the corner of
Delta and lafayette Streets under rather suspicious
circumstances when faith ul mnion of the law ar
rested them and conducted the pair to the First,
where he made charge against Alfred Irwin and
Joseph Wilson dangerous characters. They are
both well known to the police force, and their arrest
should be source of joy to the community at large
Sudden Death.-Cornelius Shea, native Of
Ireland aged 40 years. died suddenly at his residence
on Perdido, Magn liza street, at O'Clock last
evening. The Coroner held an inquest, verdict heart
disease.
Thrown from a Wag0n.-About $3.50 O'Clock
last evening Henry Thode, driver of grocery
wagon, while passing the cor er of Euterpe aud RIM.
part streets was accidentally thrown from his wagon
received severe injuries He conveyed to his
residence ere he received med cal attendance.
Fire Last evening about q O'Clock fire broke
out in the two-story fran house at the corner Of
Eighth and Constance streets, used as wash house
for the Boys and Girls Orphan Asylum on Seventh,
near Constance street. T fire was caused b de-
feet in hue of the chimney. Property damaged to
the amount of $3O0-insured, but in what company
or to what amount is not known.
Going in Heavy.-Celeste Werrace, a young
lady of rather easy morals was snatched into the
First Precinct, having approp lated to her personal
use clothing the amount of $40. being the prop
erty Of Mr.. 'ie rye McDowd. that gentleman made a
charge of larceny against the erring Celeste, who
lies in durance vie.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
Another Haul.-By virtue of warrant Cor
poral Feuntes searched the residence of Robt BOnc
situated Madison between Lapeyrouse and De Armas
els Agers and succeeded in getting about three
cart loads of goods, groceri snd carpenters TOOLS
and a lot of chickens, which concealed said
premises So far there thirteen families who have
already identified great portion OF tn goods and
Chickens which we're brou hit to this station. Goods
de ivered to parties who called at the station and
proved their property.
Ff,e,-About2 O'Clock this morning fire broke
opt in an Clubhouse in the of the premises of
Mr.. James j. Jones, on Laurel, between Constantine
Pile and Austreltz streets. The fire was extlngulshed
without much damage Cause unknown.
DrO ned.-Oficer Mead reports the body a
drowned white the river, head of Spain street.
aged alb ut So years light hair, fair complexion, no
beard gray pants white cotton undershirt, suspend
ers and bro9an shoes.
Another Fire.-About 10 O'Clock this morning,
ire broke ont in the kitchen attached to the house
No. l64 Jackson of Constance street, but was
put out with but slight damage by means of few
buckets of wster. No insurance. Loss about $50. A
charcoal fire having been eessly lett the floor all
night by a servant woman caused the damage.
anserOu,l Cut.-l ester az after noon dif-
culty took pl Jhaa aud Freret streets be-
tween Robert Johnson and Daniel Meurit Will h re-
suited the former being i'll the left 81 se and dan
gerously wounded by Meurit, who made his escape.
l nc wounded received proper attendance at lls
resid snce Frere between ITALIA and Erato streets