The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-12
THE CITY.

1hE I'LL 4.
SMALL. FRE.-About ii 80 o'clock yesterday
morning fire was discovered in the shingle
roof Of the blacksmiths shop on Ely ian
Fields. near DAuphine street, owned by Mr..
Claiborne and occupied by Theodore Face
The fire was extinguished wi but little dam
age and without the necessity of turning In
An alarm.
RACovnRkD. body Of the boy Gerhard
Goees, who was drowned in the river last Satur-
day evening" was recovered yesterday morning
and taken to the residence Of his parents
corner of Royal and Pauline streets. Coroner
notified
SulssTRoKE. -Yesterday afternoon about 2
O'Clock, at the corner OF Fulton and jackson
streets, q man named Jack Walker was sun
struck. He wa. sent to the Charity Hospital
HTuABoRN. Gaudet viewed yes
terday the body OF q stillhorn colored child at
Camp PArapet
THEY Ran AwAY.-kbout O'Clock yester-
day afternoon the horses attached to beer
wagon standing at the corner OF Louisiana
Avenue and Tchoupitoulas street, took fright
and IA away throwing the occupants of the
wagon. Louis CHASER and Alphonz Miller to
the ground. The horses We're caught by the
police The men sustained slight injuries,
and were sent to their residences.
LITTLE NLL--William Page and Robert
jenkins, last evening, took upon themselves
to enliven the neighborhood Of Poydras and
Liberty str cts with q little mill. AS Robert
was somewhat the better man iii the regular
p. r. way. Williams stock ran considerably
below par He, however, did not like this
turn in affairs and Selling a brickbad he let it
loose upon his opponent Jenkins threw up
che sponge and was conveyed to the hospital,
while Page, joyous with his late victory, was
marched by officer Hill into the First
LARozNY Jennie Pease, lady of pleas
ure, found quarters last evening in the First.
The pretext which she assigned to our friend
Lynch for accommodations in Capt. Flana-
gan's hotel was that her mind was troubled.
for not ter than last evening she had unin-
tentionall appropriated to her own use $50
In currency, which she had found in the pocl
cts OF one John v. Schoellkopf. Judge Ne
Arthur will no doubt give her absolution.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED Yesterday morn
ing between the hours OF and 10 O'Clock.
five young men whose nomes are unknown.
we're enjoying the luxury of bath in the
river opposite the Jackson saw mill, near the
Ur ulines Convent. There were seated on
log, when the waves OF a passing steamboat
caused the log to roll, precipitatng me young
men into the river. and before assistance
could be rendered they We're drowned
'[From Yesterdays Evening Editlopl
FRK.-About $40 O.. lock this morning a
fire broke out In the one-story frame building
corner OF Delord, St. Joseph and Baronne
streets. owned by Domipick Derose, and oc
cupied by Mrs. Clifford as a grocery store -
buildings and contents Total loss. The
stock end furniture were insured in the Me,'
chsnts Fire Insurance Company for SllOO
Building insured. company could not be as
certained value of building $1,000. The fire
was supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
At tue time Of the FIRE the store was in charge
Of OustOm-H0 keeper, and was under
seizure. Some difficulty was experienced ii
getting an answer to the alarm which wa frs,
turned in by Officer Bechtel, corner Of Camp
and 6t Joseph streets, ,hen st the engine
hosne of No. Is, and finally from box 81,
corner of Constance and Erato streets.
H1 WENT IN HEAvY.-Charle Florence,
pEeOocious youth Of II summers went or the
till Of one st arn corner Of Harmony and
Magazine streets, t. the tune of 25 cents.
For this heavy offense Charlie was quartered
fR Il night in the Sixth.
TIE HoaPrTAL.-Thomas Bailey, g years
Of age, . native Of England. was sent yester
day TO Q Hospital, for medical treatment.
Martin Sweeny, 80 We r. Of age, a native Of
Ireland. was sent to the Hospital yesterday i'll
. iak and destitute condition.
D1xD SUDDENLY.-A woman named ar
garet, died suddenly at b .lf-past II o'clock
last night, at her residence No. II Toulouse
street. The Coroner wa, notified.
RRcoe1RED.-Theb body Of Philip Mirat,
who was drowned in Lake Pontcharrain yes
terday. was recovered.
Found DEAD.--A man named Lons Mol
sheim, aged "a Years, a native of Germany,
Was found dead in his bed at his residence
No. IS south Market street, this morning.
about 80 clock. COro Ell notified