The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17
About the City.

An Old Score Show n Up From information
received Sergeant Rapp, of the Eighth Precinct ha(
good reason to believe that there was something
wrong at Robert BOOn's lace. So with 8 arch war
rant and an assistant he proceeded to the place cI
Madison street, between Newton and DeArmas streets
in Ager' where he found goods of every description
enough to set up country store After 10 ding thre<
wagons with his booty and making Robert and Marth'
Boon prisoners he proceeded the station with them
The Sergeant notified all living in Agiers who hat
been lately robbed that stolen goods had been found
The station in very little while completely filled
with per trying t" recognize their property UI
to O'Clock seventeen persons had recovered theil
goods and issued adavits against the prisoners There
is still wagon load Of chattes in the station await
ing Identification
There arraigned before Justice Larrettss yes
terday morning the ministerial thief Madison Lewis
and his accOmp!ice, Sarah Allen, charged with rob
bing Mrs. Bakers sometime in April last. They
were sent before the superior Criminal Court Lewis
being unable t. give bonds. was sent to the Parish
Pr son. Mary Alien was released on bail of $780,
Bold Tn ft.-About O'Clock last P. NJ. q
known, entered the tailor shop of A. d. Angelo at
the of Perdido and Dryaes st eets and while
the proprietor was busily engaged showing som
goods to Woods, the "incog - seized two pairs OF
pants and piece of cloth, valued at S35. and off
With them, Woods instant TO lowing his accomplice.
An officer. who was near by. pursued the thieves but
they made good their escape
Drowned AT 81 O'Clock yesterday morning,
while boy named seph Mo ton Baker was swim
ming i'll the river, between Delta and Upper Line
streets, the current drew him under and he was i'm
mediately drowned. he body as yet has not been
recovered.
In Harness.-Alfred Claiborne, festive youth.
entered the ttOre of Mr. L. Isaacs and in the coolest
manner Manageable appropriated set of fine har-
ness valued at $780, for which the indscreet ALT was
Gagged in the First Precinct Station.
Larceny and ASA ult Mr. Lazarus Meyer
comes forward and charges John Fitzgerald with
having entered his store at the of Lafayette
and Dryades Streets and first committed LARGE ny
and then added insult to injury y assauting the pro-
prietor in violent manner. Ftz has taken up his
abode in the First.
ing special officers Harris and Walsh arrested at 46
Palmyra street. one Richard l.. Martin, he being
charged by Mr.. Samues, the st. Charles street bro
kor, wi b embezzlement of $500. Martin taken
to the First Precinct Station where he now lies in
durance vile.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
That Unfor' innate Again.-This is about the
fifth time that the of Lena Lawn has been regis.
tered upon the police books for having attempted to
an end to her own life This unfortunate and lost
again found last night lying at the corner of
Bagatelle and Rampant streets in Ill and most destitute
cond ton. DR.. Schumacher attended her and upon
examination, found that she was under the influence
of an overdose of laudanum, with which it is sup
posed she attempted to end her wretched existence
Camp street Fire.-At about $40 this fore
room fire broke out in the three-sory building No.
Camp street. The first floor of the building is
cupied by VIM. Fulwood a bar-room and the third
story by Moses & Son as photograph gallery. The
stocks and fixtures of Fulwoods bar were damaged
to the amount of $4,000, insured in tho New Orleans
Home Mutua for $4,000. The photograph gallery was
uaiuaSou ny suaoAc auu wafer, Dut covered
by policy in the New Orleans Mutual Association.
property received damages the amount of $780,
but g cured by full insurance.
The owner is Samuel Friedlander, 81 Carondelet
street. The second story of the building where the
fire discovered, is used q cook room. But the
exact of the fire Is unknown. The fremen sue
ceeded in saving large pc ton of the fixtures of Mr..
Fulwoods barroom. The arm WAS turned in from
Box 81, at the corner of Camp ard Canal streets.
Fell " the River.-Yesterday morning, about
o'clock as the Canal street ferry boat about to
md, well dressed lady, who board, fell into
the river. and would have been drowned had it not
been for the timely assistance Of Mr.. F. Richardson
who rescu her from watery grave. She was taken
to the drug store of R. Loris, where she received
medical attendance but refused to give her name.
A Pet Taken ln.-At $3.50 last P. M, Robert
Boon arrested by virtue Of warrant taken out by
Mrs Perry Guy. charging Boon with having commit
ted bur larry upon her premises on the night OF De-
cember q, 1873. The circumstanc of the are
as follows: Last evening Corporal Fuentis, of the
Eighth by virtue of search rant, searched the
premises of Boom and there found concealed in his
chicken house one game cock which identified
by Mrs. Guy, and seven game chickens. which were
identified by the cor oral as being the same stolen
from that ladys residence on the above date. Boon
was confn d in the Eighth
The ROax Murfler.-D. NJ c. Hughes, Esq.,
was arrested. yesterday charged with killing Jules r
Roux
Police NOtes.-Nrs. Schlasser was arrested by
virtue of warrant, being charged by Mrs. Sha
locked IN the Third Precipc Station.
Daniel ILL went into the affections of his bet
ter half. Mrs. j sephine Williams, last evening, and
battered her head considerably until her cries attr
I'd an NJ. p, who took Dan into the First Precinct
station.