The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-22
THE CITY.


some short time since burglar made a raid
upon house on St. Charles street. and while
endeavoring to escape, hOtly pursued by his
intended victims, ran a pike into his foot
which SO disabled him that he was conveyed
to the hospital, and up to this time has been
under medical treatment. Having recovered,
however, he was to-day arrested by Sergeant
Caster and Special Officer Pierson, and locked
up in the First upon the charge Of entering a
dwelling in the night time and committing a
larceny.
VICTORIA FIRE COMPANY No. 13, JUNIOR
We have to chronicle the thorough organlZa-
ton Of this company, which now IN Its roll
call numbers many enthusiastic youths OF this
city, Last Sunday evening" at the residence
Of prominent merchant on Canal street
many hearts were made happy by the
christening of their beautiful miniature truck
together with the numerous addresses made
upon the occasion, and the magnificent spread
which attended ALL We wish the boys good
cheer.
BROKE HIS ARM. -About o'clock yesterday
afternoon man whose name we could not
ascertain, fell down the stairs Of the building
No 2O6 Julia street, and fractured his arm,
also suffering other injuries. He was con
yeyed to the Charity Hospital.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
AssAuLT1NG AND DANGEROUSLY WoUND1SG.
About 10 o'clock last evening Charles Wash
ingtOn Reuben Hubs, and Minerva Green
were arrested, charged with fighting and dis
turbing the peace. After the prisoners were
locked up in the First, it was found that
Washington was suffering from severe injuries
received on the head. Dr. Ames was sent for
and after examining his wounds, ordered him
to be sent to the hospital, whereupon Sergeant
Caster re- arrested, Reuben Hubbs this morning
released last night on bond), charging him
from information received with assaulting and
dangerously wounding G. Washington.
THAT PILE OF FnrH.-The attention of
the authorities is called to the pile of dirt and
filth which encumbers Peters street, between
Girod and Notre Dame streets The citizens
in the neighborhood complain bitterly
CoRN.-Martin johnson went for lot of
corn supposed to be the property of other
parties. For this small offense he was waltzed
into the First.
UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsTANCEs.-James
Carracher, Jr., lodged last evening in the
Seventh. Il is said that he was found on the
premises of Mrs. Sullivan, on Berlin street,
near Tchoupitouias, under suspicious circum-
stances.
WITH INTENT TO COMMIT MURDER.
tine Venet went for Elizabeth Ricard with a
dangerous weapon with the full determine
ton of cutting short her earthly career, but
Officer Hardin came to the front and spoiled
Florestine's little game by marching her of
to durance vile-the Third Precinct Station.
BURGLARY AND LARCENY John Welsh
charges John Penes, and John Penes charges
John Welsh with burglary and larceny. Cor
poral Carlton, who made the arrest on White
Bridge and Carrollton road, may be more
fully posted as to the particulars in this case
As for ourselves We must plead ignorance and
await further developments.
SHE LIVES ON TIcK.-AIary Stephenson is
Of those females who are possessed Of the
happy faculty Of living on tick. Only yester-
day she purloined clock from Sophia Ar
mand The latter, however, could not see it,
so upon q warrant served by Officer Isabelle,
Mary was accommodated with lodgings in the
Sixth.
AN ITCHING PALM.-John Hooker being
possessed Of an itching palm, the sympathy
between that member and certain gold
badge and chain, together with breast pin
belonging to John Clement, was SO great that |
it brought Hooker to grief in the Sixth Pre-
cinct Station.
LABcENY.-Laura Joseph and Ellen Smith
were locked up in the Third this morning,
charged by Henry Larcon with the larceny Of
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