The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-17
THE CITY.
from our Evening Edition Of Yesterday

from our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
} DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. Smit
and Walsh, at O'Clock yesterday morning
arrested . well known thief Robert Butler
at the corner of Perdido and Barrone streets
Bob was run into the Central Station on tn
same old charge fleeing dangerous and sus
picious character.
TAKEN TO THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
First Precinct police reports sending maj
named Chas. Marshan, aged 62 years and
native of Scotland, to the Charity Hospital
from the corner of Magazine and Girot
streets, where he was found lying on the ban
quette in a sick and destitute condition.
An OLD OFFENDER.-An old gardener u
years of age, named Samuel Hawkins, was a
half-past IL o'clock Tuesday run into tn,
Seventh Precinct Station by Patrolman Thos
Milmore, for disOrderly conduct in one of thu
Napoleon Avenue cars, at the corner of Ma
poleon Avenue and St. Charles street.
VAGEANT.-One John Harrington was pulled
at the corner of Magazine street and Napo
leon Avenue by Officer Aucoin into the Hote
Wilson, at halt-past o'clock yesterday after.
noon, charged with being vagrant under
section 953, Rays Revised Statutes.
STOLEN CHICKENS IN HER POSSESSION
Officer F. Jordan, Of the Carrollton police, by
virtue of warrant taken out by Peter Loulier,
recovered a lot of stolen chickens in house
corner of Hampson and Canal Avenue. The
officer, in addition to recovering the property,
arrested the owner of the establishment a
Mrs. Helwick. and locked her up in the
Seventh sub-Station for having stolen proper
ty in her possession.
A FREE F1GHr.-Mary Lewis, aged 60 years,
and Cecilia Williams, aged q years, at half
past 10 o'clock yesterday engaged themselves
in an old time fist fight, at the corner Of st.
Charles and Dublin streets. Mary however,
got the best of her victim, and went to Jail
on charge of assault and battery with intent
to kill.
A BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCH GONE.-William
Davis, black, was driven to the mounted sta
ton ut 2 o'clock last evening from Canal
steeet, between Prieur and Roman, by one Of
the mounted peeiers for stealing fine gold
watch, valued at one hundred and fifty dol
lars. Bill was locked up, but the watch he
stole is still at large.
In BIG LUcK-Special Officers Ruiz and
Pecora recovered the fine gold watch worth
$500, that was hooked from Mrs. Van Os-
terms residence on Dauphine street, by a
waiter boy named Frank Mckay, and locked
the youth up for his rascality, on a charge of
larceny, in the jackson Square Police Station.
BATTERED. Dubois made things howl,
at 1910 o'clock last night, on Rampant street,
between st. Peter and Toulouse, when he
to punch an inoffensive girl
named Mary May in the face. The affair did
not last long before Officer Kennedy came
along and marched him to Jail, charged with
assault and battery.
He USED HIS SHOOTING IRON AND WENT TO |
JA1L.-Alfred H. Walker was the first infant |
caught shooting off gun, in violation of
article G35, city ordinance, and in disobe- |
Hence to the Chief of Policies order, went to
all at half-past II o'clock last night, from the |
corner of Chartres and Customhouse streets.
MORE DUELL1NG. -Gustave Lavine, shoe
maker, was locked up in the Fifth Precinct
station, on warrant, at the corner OF Char
res and Frenchmen streets, charged with
-iolating section SOB, Revised Statutes, rela-
i've to duelling.
COTTON THEA boy named Jas. Welsh,
ged IA years, was arrested by Patrolman
Adolphe on Dauphine, between FORT and En-
,hien streets, opposite the cotton press, for
tealing stray samples of cotton.
F1RE.-About $50 o'clock Tuesday evening
fire broke out in the top of shingle roof
f one-story frame building on Moreau
treet, between NIarigny and Vaudeville,
wned and occupied by Peter Lacoste. The
ames were promptly extlnguished.