The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21
About the City.
Green Indeed.

Charles Green, both by name and nature,
was foolish enough to enter the mouse, with
felonious intent, of Lucy Johnson, at the
corner of Julia and Dryades street, and
steal therefrom lot Of clothes; but the
most foolish action Of this green young man
was TO be caught, which he was, and con-
veyed to the First Precinct. This house is
owned by X. Childs, who resides OF Camp,
between Terpsichore and Robin streets.
How IL ..Dat:"
Hans Herzog, German, went into the
vegetable market yesterday and was guilty
Of the improperly OF stealing a pair of
shoes and a revolver, and when questioned
by the officer replied in the following man
ner: Mr.. Policeman, uf yon better gone
about dat business, und don't make a fool
out uf minesef. Vel dat vas a good joke
vat | don't hear sometimes" Nn.with-
standing this barangue, the peeler conducted
Hans into the Third.
How Is This:
During the late changes on the IN. p.
force there was DR.. j. S. Clark appointed
in place Of Dr. Ames. OF course, having an
M. d. at the end Of his anne, it was sup
posed that the doctor was fully competent
to fill the position and could tell the differ
ence between a dslocated ankle ana the
scarlet fever but here is case that is be
You'd the comprehension of the ordinary run
Of people. DR.. Clark was notified that Off
Ger Murphy, of the First Precinct was sick.
The doctor called on Murphy and gave a
certificate that he was suffering from bilious
fever. Murphy himself thought it a very
strange fever, and sent for DIR. AnIes, who
found that the patient was covered with
small pox. How is this Was DR.. Clark
right or how
Attempted Burglary.
The residence of Mrs. Socomb, corner of
Esplanade and st. Claude street, was en-
tered last night by some unknown thief
who, being discovered before he had stolen
anything, succeeded in making his escape
Bad Man.
John Blake, who was seen, under rather
rather doubtful circumstances, about the
corner of Basin and Franklin streets, was
arrested and lodged in the First as being
dangerous and suspicious character, and
being III every sense of the word yagrant.
Larceny.
One r. Brown, feeling aggrieved that
Gloss Williams should be so unchristianlN
as to steal ST worth of goods from him, had
the aforesaid Williams locked up in the
First on charge Of larceny.
Charity DISQUALIFICATION OF Students.
~ SI'tCldi VI tuc DOdIu Vi All
ministrators of the Charity Hospital, held
last evening, the following gentlemen
having been previously selected by competi-
tory examination, We're elected as resident
students: }. l.. Deslattes, Chas. FACET, Jr.,
c. X. Wi cOx, c. J. DucOte, Joseph Larcate
Edward Schlater, Henry A. Veazie, VIM. H.
Carson.
Another Green Horn.
Frank Bourgeron was filed with 'ridcu-
lousness" sufficient to lead him into that bag
MO ofill-famed women Oh Burgundy between
st. Peterand Toulouse, where there dwellsnot
a saint, but are certainly 'Too-lose' in thei
habits. for Lizzie Harris and Alice Mitchell
went for the pockets of the nnfortunat,
Frank and gobbled SO in currency, for which
these daughters of vice now rcpose in the
Third.
Evil Intentions.
Richard Miller made a desperate assault.
with revolver. on the person of Samuel
Nichols, with an eye to end the earthly
career of poor Sam, and would probably
have done SO had it not been for the timel,
of an IN. p" who took Miller
into the Fourth, and sent Sam on his way
rejoicing.
About 9 o'clock last night, fire occurred
Girod and Peters streets, occupied by Mrs
]. MCGOWAN. The fire was caused by
lighted candle, catching the mosquito ban
On fire. The bedding and furniture was
to the extent of $25. No alarm.
From Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
Dryades Street Thieves.
Margaret Williams, Betsey Mcdonald and
Mary Lewis, all inmates of that den of theft |
md iniquitOus works, situated on the cor
Ter of PerdidO and Dryades streets, were ar |
'ested last night on the same old charge
'obbing an ignorant greenhorn who was |
'redulOns enough to believe these wretches-
,ut he did believe them, and Charles Myer
vas their victim to the amount of 1913 so |
md his pocket knife.
In Danger.
Yesterday evening the chimney of house |
70. 1888 Magazine street, burst out at the |
bottom, causing the upper part to fall eight |
eet. The portion of the chimney now
landing is liable to fall at any moment.
hus endangering the lives of Mr.. Julius
lngnier and family, the occupants of the
lOuSe.
One of the Pets Loose.
Last night some time after IL O'Clock
ONE thieves succeeded in effecting an en-
rance into the residence of Mr. Thomas
anney, at the corner of st. Charles Avenue
nd General Taylor street. The burglars
,athered considerable plumber together and
vas about to make off with it, when their
presence alarmed three of Mr.. Janneys Wig
liant watch dogs, and fearing the incsors Of
he night guardians, the providers decamped,
aking with them only silk umbrella and
fine hat. The night-hawks retrrn thanks
o the Metropolitans for their kindness in
citing them alone.
Another Brute.
Henry Carey, another one of those heart
ass fends without sonl or conscience,
'as this morning arrested and conveyed to
he Sixth Precinct Police Station at the
lstance Of Capt. Fortier, charged with as
lulting and dangerously wounding his wife
larry, with intent to kill.