The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-04
THE CITY.

DIED SUDDENLY.-Iast night about 8 o'clock
a woman named Lizzie Whitehead died sud
denly at No. 81 Irene street. Coroner Grayer
was notified and will hold the inquest this
morning.
LARcENY.-Edward Reast was arrested last
night about half-past 8 o'clock, in Poydras
Market, charged by James Connors with the
larceny of bride valued at So, Edward
made his resting place in the First Precinct
Station for last night
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
CHASE FOR PLEASURE AND THE CosT.-John
Roland, while in the pursuit OF pleasure last
night, got into trouble. and by experience was
taught that pleasure, when caught, Is oft times
but gaudy tinsel creature, not worth the chase
and cost.
Roland, IN his hunt, invaded the precincts Of a
house on Bienyille street, between burgundy and
Dauphine, and was happy for time in the society
of other vOtaries at the shrine OF the goddess.
But pleasure took the form Of grief when about
the hour of O'Clock this morning, July Sd, 1874
he retired from the temple and discovered that
he was minus $500 in the yellow boys and $40 in
the paper currency of the realm.
He laid the matter before the guardians of the
peace (o and they proceeded to investigate. The
result was the arrest of seven individuals who
were charged with the appropriatins Of the miss
ing money.
They are named Laura Nichols, Catherine
Stevens, Nicholas Mosqiro, VIM. Lgmotte, Jules
Laresche, Joseph Base and VIM. Duttre
LARcENIEs-Henry Patterson, alias Johnson
got into trouble yesterday with the harbor police,
on account Of pitcher which he is accused Of
stealing.
VIM. Smith was taken care of at the Fifth on the
larceny charge As conundrlm for the report
'ers to solve, the clerk of the station makes no
mention of what William stole.
Jennie Henderson event through" Lewis
Hesse to the tune of 50, and Lewis wants the
nrn ippa pnfn
Il. Ambrose il held on charge OF robbery.
BURGLARY AND AN ATTEMPT AT INcEND1ARIsM-
On Wednesday morning between the hours Of II
and O'Clock, the residence and store OF Mr..
Davis, No. 200 Poydras street, was burgariously
entered by two men who effected an entrance
from the rear and an exit from the front of the
= building. lady living on the opposite side of
the street observed them leaving and gave the
alarm, but they escaped. An examination dis
closed that two ducks had been stolen, and that
the thieves evidently Disguised with their luck,
had made an attempt to fire the place, the floor
being thoroughly saturated with coal oil.
FIRE.-Last evening, be tween 4 and O'clock
the One-story frame cottage situated on Lafayette
street, between Roman and Derbgny, owned
and occupied by John Tanney, was discovered to
be on fire. and for some time the destruction of
the building was threatened, but, by the efforts
OF Officers Lewis and Smith. and a number of
citizens, the flames were eXtngushed without
the necessity of an alarm. Damage about $50
MAD Doa.-A mad dog was yesterday killed by
police officer, at the corner Of Royal and
Enghein streets 'The melancholy days have
come, and the owners of ''purps should
member the fact and govern themselves accord
ingly.
MIscELLANEoUs.-Georg Robertson was run
into the Fourth for entering a house with in
tent to steal.
Had it not been for the small fire yesterday
elsewhere reported, the mounted men would
have been under the painful necessity of turning
in clean sheet. As it is they are unhappy be-
cause Of 6 no arrests
James Smith and William Nelson, both aged
sixteen years, and William Stevenson, aged sew
enteen, were yesterday ''jerked as Migrants.
The swning OF No. 2S4 Tchoupitoulas street is
reported in dangerous condition, and the at
tention Of whom 1t may concern is solicited.