The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-29
THE CITY.

| WARNING TO THE PUBLIc.-The Acting Super
intendent OF Police last night issued the follow.
ing notice to the public, warning them aSsl1s,
the thieves and burglars that viii undoubtedly
swarm the city during the coming entertain
ments and parades OF the Masonic frate rnity
during next week, and the proprlety y seeing
| thas their homes are loft III charge ~ sSme
responsible person before going ont, VITA m
structions to allow no one to enter the premises
under any circumstances
SrpER1STESDENT's OFFICE, y
| Metropolitan Police. :
! New Orleans, Nov. %, 1874.
| To the Public:
Now that the city is being rapidly filed up with
strangers drawn hither 10 participate in the
approaching Masonic ceremonies, and to witness
| the races the local thieves will become particu-
larry active in their operations, and 1t Will tax the
| best energy AID skill OF the police to prevent
their reaping q rich harvest. Stringent orders
have been given the force to arrest all suspicious
persons and known thieves. yet az many thieves
from abroad will undoubtedly come here, it may
be that some of them may succeed in committing
. burglary before their presence here is known
to the police.
Heads Of families and others are, therefore,
earnestly requested, when leaving home to
be particularly careful as to the servants, whom
they leave in charge Of their residences, assuring
themselves OF their honesty and discretion. and
being careful to caution them against conversing
with strangers or permitting any such to enter
the premises.
II these precautions are observed, the number
OF rObberles Will be few.
L. v LEcLERc,
Acting Superintendent OF Police.
CITY OHD1NAScE.-James Lewis. Administrator
of Improvements, yesterday instructed the
several district superintendents OF streets and
their subOrdlnates to strictly enforce the city or
dinance, prohibiting the obstruction OF streets
and banquets by boxes, barrels, etc. The police
department have detailed men to aid the street
commissioners in the enforcement OF this Or
dirance.
Lewis johnson, q coiored man, was run over
and dangerously hurt by a hand-car on the Nor
gan Railway pa ssinS over his body He now lies
at the Charity Hospital. His right arm ls broken
and his hip severely confused, and poor johnson
will, no doubt, be laid up for a long time
From Yesterdays Evenln: Edition.
LARCENY.-Isaac London was, at O'Clock last
evening, locked up in tue Third Precinct Station,
by Officer Remy. for robbing Mr.. I. Nebby OF So,
Oh the leyee head OF ST. Peter street.
CITY ORDINANcE 52S.-Twenty- Of the
dusky da,nseis were immured in the jackson
Square Station, between the hours OF ) and
o'clock last night for violating article 52S. city Or
dinance.
BREACH OF TEUsr.-Louis ! ennis, knowing
that Mr. 5. l.ice had obtained q warrant for his
arrest on a charge OF breach OF t!ust, snrren-
dered himself at ~ o'clock Yesterday and was
duly confined III the Fifth Precinct Station.
RoBBERY-Oficer Mead at II o'clock yester-
day, ar ested II man named Louis Johnson Oh a
warrant, on Orleans near Charities street, for
robbinS MI. J. L. NillavenciO, WHO resides IN the
Third District. Consequently he was taken from
the Third Precinct to the Fifth Precinct Station,
as it is SO much nearer his home, which he will
not have the pleasure OF visiting tor some time TO
come.