The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-18
THE CITY.

boy named William o. E. T. r. Ling, fell fron
dray on the corner Of Washington and Caronde
let streets, and broke his left arm just above tn
wrist. He was taken to his residence on the COZ
ner Of Fourth and Carondelet streets.
SICK AND DEsT1rUTE.-A man named Richar
Allen. aged 81 years and native of the Unite
States, was sent to the Charity Hospital las
Z evening at o'clock from the Central Station i
, a sick and destitute condition.
HEAVY PILFERING OF THE LEVEE.-SOmetlm
during yesterday morning some unknown thief o
thieves bored hole through the wharf at tn
head of Bienville street into box OF drygOOds
} which was lying there as freight for the steame
Trenton and stole therefrom goods to the amour
Of about $3.50. Corporal Ward, at 2:45 P. NJ. yes
terday, found under the wharf, at the above place
one bolt of sheeting that was left there by tn
thieves who stole the goods, and brought it t
the Harbor Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
YOUNG LEvEE THIEvEs-Mr W. 7. Cummings
private Waterman on The leyee, head Of st. 10
seph street, caught three boys, named Alle1
Smith, Paul T man and H.mmon Weslan
stealing oats at the late hour of O'Clock ~ tn.
evening. The Waterman not having time tC
bring them to the Station, turned them over tc
Officer L. Mclaughlin, who done the work.
THREATs.-Edward Bazile got out his big
| sword yesterday afternoon on the corner OF Gus
tOmhouse and Broad streets, and threatened to
kill Mrs: Spendler, a neighbor of his. The lady
fearing her life was in DANGER called on Officer
Renal, who pulled him into jail.
CUTTING AND WOuNDING.-At II o'clock yester-
day morning, one Mathew Stanley surrendered
himself to the officers in charge of the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station where he relieved his conscience in
| the way OF showing up, for having cut and
wounded one Z. Blackwood. For his honesty and
| honorable action on this occasion he was locked
up.
A SHooTIsT Run IN.-One J. P. Poree alias
CARLY, was arrested yesterday on the corner Of
Franklin and CustOmhouse streets, charged by
Officer Populus. from information received, with
having shot and dangerously wounded one Bill
Simins, on the night Of the 10th instant, in the
Second Precinct.
MORE DEsERTERs FROM THE NAvY.-Peter
Vanderbilt, Charles Weedwell, Jean Ledanty and
Larque Jean, were arrested at separate intervals
from the United States Navy. They can all be
found by the officers Of their ships in the Fifth
Precinct Station, where they passed the night in
durance vile.
The HosPITAL-A colored man named Wal
lace Sullivan, aged 26 years and native of
Indiana, was last evening sent to the Charity
Hospital by the Harbor police from the steam
boat Mary Ida, in a sick and destitute condition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vallery, native of
Spain, hearing that Mr.. A. Ohse had made an
affidavit sgainst him for breach of trust and en-
bezzlement, surrendered himself yesterday to
the officers in charge of the Fifth Precinct Sta
ton, where he was carefully confined within the
walls.
A BAD BoY.-Peter Johnson, q youlh of ten
summers, stood on the corner of Jackson and
Magazine streets yesterday evening, and insulted
every lady that passed by, which caused Corporal
Hearsey to arrest and lock him up in the Sixth
Precinct Station. This will no doubt learn him
a lesson in future.
STEALING CoTroN.-At5 o'clock yesterday even
ing John Barrett aged Is years, was hauled into |
the Sixth Precinct Station from the levee, head |
OF st. Mary street, by Mr. A. Neuhauser. who has
preferred charges against the youth for stealing
cotton from the steamship Frankfort.
Sick AND DESTITUTE. white man named |
andrew, aged 81 years, was sent to the Charity |
Hospital from No. 1876 st. Louis street, where he |
was lying in sick and destitute condition
SHOOTING AND WoUNDING.-Peter Dashner was
arrested at the corner of Chippewa and Sixth
streets, charged by Corporal Hearsey, tror. in
received from the Central Department.
With shooting and wounding Ferdinand link, on
he night OF the 18th instant. He was locked up
n the Sixth Precinct Station.
SMALL FIRE.-About 5:15 o'clock this morn
ng, fire was discovered at the residence of L.
'orni, LAG Cont. street, but was extinguished by
)ficer Murphy before any damage was done.
'ause of fire is supposed to be the work of an
ncendiary,