The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31
THE CITY.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition

From Yesterdays Evening EdluOn.1
SICK AND DESTITUTE white man named
John Thomas, 40 years of age, and native OF
England, was found lying on board the B. L.
Hodge, head of Cont street, in sick and des-
titute condition at 8 o'clock this morning. He
was sent to the Charity Hospital in the charity
wagon.
Another white man, name unknown, about
90 years of age and a native of Louisiana, was
sent to the hospital from the Harbor Station
! in sick and homeless condition.
PARISH ORDINANCE, No. 113.-Antoine end
Charles Marengo, and John Sarretta, natives
OF Italy, were yesterday arrested and locked
| up in the Gretna Precinct station by corporal
| Bijou, for violating article 1l3 parish Ordi-
nance, relative to peddling without license.
| LARcENY.-At half-past 4 o'clock yesterday
evening, Corporal Bijou arrested John Bur-
nette, aged II years at his home in Algiers,
on warrant charged with larceny, sworn to
| by the peeler himself, and locked up in the
| Eight Precinct Station.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Deputy Coroner Weber
held an inquest yesterday afternoon on the
body of woman named Isabelle Field, who
died suddenly Of heart disease at her residence
on Bonny, between Alix aud Eliza streets,
Algiers.
HARD UP.-Christ Jansen must have been
hard up yesterday when he took upon himself
to walk into Mrs Annie Whites shop, at the
corner of Dauphine and Toulouse streets,
and stole two glasses valued at Soc. Strange
to say he had not been on the banquette two
seconds when Officer Delaney nabbed him and
locked him up in the jackson Square Station
on charge OF larceny.
BREACH OF TRUST AND EMBEzzLEMENT.-At
Z o'clock last night, Officer p Blanchard,
armed with warrant from the Second Police
Court, arrested Gertrude Anton at his resi-
dence, charged by Maria Cecilia with breach
OF trust and embezzlement.
A CHARITY CAsE.-The Police Board, at
one of its meetings about a year ago, pro-
vided each local reporter with a desk and
chairs also two chandeliers with two burners
each, which answered the purpose admirably
for about three months, when one by one the
globes were broken by Radical ward pollti
clans, who lounge around the reporters desks,
carry the chairs on the sidewalk, and when a
reporter comes in on business he is obliged
to stand up, write in the dark, and be annoyed
almost to death by crowd discussing their
political opinions We ask, as an act of
charity, for the board to have the chairs kept
inside the room, and for three new globes
and burners, which their political pals have
slaughtered.
On THE WAR PArH.-Charles Guislin, a
cook on board the ship Saparino, lying in the
river, head Of Louisa street, Third District,
got drunk yesterday, neglected cooking din
ner for the officers on the ship, and when re-
preached by Capt. Jones, the commander of
the vessel, he used the most obscene language,
which caused the Captain to turn him over to
Officer Mead, who waltzed him into the Fifth
Precinct Station.
SURRENDERED.-James Kelly. surrendered
himselfto the officers of Webster Longs Third
District Police Court, knowing that A. Facien
had made an affidavit against him for larceny,
He was locked up in the dock with the bal
ance of the prisoners, en- route for the Parish
Prison.
The NAvY.-William Smith was yesterday
arrested on Frenchmen, between Chartres and
Royal streets, by Officer Doane and placed in
Capt Josephs Hotel, charged with being a
deserter from the United States flagship
Worcester. The owner can have the m IN by
proving property, and paying Judge Longs
costs.
The HOSPITAL About II o'clock this
morning an old woman, aged &c years, a ma
tive of Tennessee, and giving her name as
Mrs. Stanley, was found at the depot at the
foot of Canal street, in sick and destitute
condition. She was sent to the Charity Hos
pital from the Harbor Police Station.