The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
THE CITY.

The COURT SALOON ROBBED.-Last night at
o'clock, young man, apparently about seventeen
years of age, sneaked into the coffee-house of
Patrick Barron, No. 122 Carondelet street, and
crawling behind the counter extracted from the
drawer ST in currency. Barron at the time was
standing in the back yard. Hearing noise in
the room, and hurrying in, he found the thief
standing in front Of the bar. When he found Oat
he was detected he had nerve enough to ask for
apack Of cigarettes. As there was none in the
house the young thief walked out The minute
after he left the proprietor moved behind the
counter, and for the first time noticed that he
had been rObbed-unfortunatel however, too
late, as the youth was off in a jiffy, leaving no
clue that would lead to his arrest.
A SLIGHT MIsuNDERsrAND1Na.-At the corner
OF Felicity and Prytania streets, last evening"
VIM. Jones and another man had slight mis-
understanding, resulting from an argument as to
which was the better man Of the two, and, to
settle the matter satisfactorily, they tested the
question. 1t draw fight, as there was
interference by outsiders before a decision, but
Jones retired with an ornamented eye. The
matter amounts to very little, but Jones was
rather expressive the subject Of publishing
his name; and, he will see, all demands have
been complied with.
FIRE.-About o'clock last evening a fire broke
out in the kitchen of the restaurant on Union
between st. Charles and CarOndelet streets,
which was, however, eXtinguished by the inmates
without any material damage being done. No
alarm.
ANOTHER FIRE-Last night about o'clock
fire broke out in the second floor of the three
story brick building corner of Exchange Alley
and Bienville street, owned and Occupid by 10
seph SalOme as a coffee-house. The fire
extnguished by the police without any alarm
being given. Damage $50. Cause of fire I'M
known.
SrABBINa AFFRAY.-About 7:3O o'clock last
night difficulty occurred between two colored
men, Charles Lajay and Gustave Morris, on the
rrfyY pn,, h0r n and Ankh otr in,
which Ejay was dangerously stabbed in the
shoulder. Morris was arrested and locked up in
the Fifth Precinct Station. The wounded man
was removed to his residence on Derbigny, be-
tween Laharpe and Lapeyrouse streets
OFF For PLEAsURE.-Mr. Tom H. Cummings,
advantage of . two months leave of ABSENCE left
this morning on tour through the North.
Tom is good fellow, and If the wishes Of his
friends are fulfilled, he will have jolly time.
FouND.-A pocket-book containing small
amount OF money and some papers was found by
same over to the corporal. The owner can find
the same at the Sixth Precinct Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
LARcENIEs. Adams surrendered at the
Seventh and threw himself on his country, to
answer to the charge Of larceny. What he is ac-
cused Of stealing, does not appear.
At the instance of w. Kurtin, Edward Jones
session two gold breast pins, valued at $40.
DANGEROUS bridge at the corner of La
harpe and Broad streets, and the one at the
ner of Miro and Banks street. are reported in
dangerous condition.
MATT HOGAN EMBRACED.-Matt Hogan is again
before the public, and this time in the light Of
much-injured man.
Matt and a lady of color, with whom he is said
to be on terms of friendship, and who is known
at Annie Coon, or Long Annie, yesterday had
little misunderstanding about IS note the right
to possession of which was the subject Of contro-
uersy. 1t resulted in Matt being embraced in no
very loving manner, and caressed on the head
with an empty ale bottle.
Annie was locked up by metropolitan, and
Matt laid up for repairs.
Observation-Disclosures Narcisse, twelve wears
Of age, was incarcerated as juvenile vagrant.
John Wilson, for appropratng to his own use
a tile, valued at So, belonging to another man, |
was jerked and charged with larceny.
Peter Thomas and Glenn Frederic were induced |
to partake of the Inequalities Of the Harbor Po-
lice for pilfering on the Levee. Pete stole corn |
and Glenn stole oats.
Michael Lane was run in as sswealthy drunk, !"
totally unable to take care of himself, or the $3.50
he had in his possession.
John Callahan, youngster aged fourteen,
stands charged with malicious larceny and LAGER
ating the feelings of a sensitive officer named
Ryan, by heaping upon his unprotected head
much insult and more abuse. When youth is 80
depraved, who can wonder at the terrible increase
Of crime?
Warren Banks, native Of Kentucky, twenty
one years OF age, was yesterday sent from the
steamboat Empire to the Charity Hospital, sick
and destitute.
The Office of Messrs. Delavlle Il Jubert on
Common street was entered by sneak thief and
a coat stolen, Wednesday morning. The owner l
0ferd q reward for the return of his property.