The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-18

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that line, if it took them all summer. Mary
Jane shot her right fist out, which came in
such close proximity to the nose or the falr
Josephine that it drew the claret; where
upon the latter, summoning all her strength
for the fray, flew at her unfortunate combat
tant and smote her to the ground.
Tearing of clothes and hair Gas much
as its length would allow ensued until an
NJ r., snuffing the scent of the bloody fray,
with club in hand and pistol prned,
marched boldly to the brothel, and in terms
that were not to be mistaken. demanded the
unconditional surrender of the two muscn-
lar ladies'. Their lamentations were loud
and long, but he turned a deaf ear to their
entreates, and Josephine and Mary Jane
repose their bruised limbs in the First Sta
lion, where they repeat together with
bathOs:
HE who fights and runs away,
Will live to fight another day..
Child in the sugar Bowl.
1t was surely very childish on the part of
Edward to so lower himself in the scale OF
his own self-respect as to cOndescend to
steal sugar. But it came quite natural to
him. for he is both child by anne and
child by nature-colOred at that-and what
else can be expected from one SO situated !!
However, children require guardians to
direct and guide them in the virtuous ard
upright paths of life. and this kind office
one of the miniOns of the law generously
took upon himself to perform for the errlng
individual. In his solicitude for his moral
education he conducted hing to the First
Precinct Station Edward Child now stitch
in quiet corner and crieth peccart peccdri.
Run Over by a Float.
Yesterday, at 11:l5 A. NJ, a woman named
Bridget Mccormick, residing on Derbigny,
or ~ a &
she was crossing Decatur street, at the Beef
Market: the front wheel of the float passed
over her right leg and inflicted severe
bruises. An affidavit has been made against
Lambard, the driver of float No. $50, who
made his escape, leaving his mules and float
there, which were conveyed to the pound
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
Heavy Pocket Picking.
Thursday morning, about 3 o'clock, John
Carter had his pockets picked, at the corner
of Cont and Royal Streets of $1lO in Uni
ted States currency. John Carter alleges
that one Martin K. Lacey was the party
who picked his pocket, and further states
that he Carter was in the yard Of :" The
Royal Palace y but at such an hour
it seems strange that gentleman
merely for the pleasure of viewing the
dull outside walls, az several witnesses have
stated that the whole house was closed an
hour before the time that Carter states his
pockets were picked, and Lang has brought
several witnesses also to prove that he had
gone home some time before the house was
closed. But take all of this for what it may
be worth, the crime should be ferreted ont,
and the criminal brought to justice. But let
not an innocent man suffer.
Sent to the Hospital.
Mammal Horrora and Ranhoa1 GlaGior both
natives of Italy, were sent from the Third
Precinct Station to the Charity Hospital in
a sick and destitute condition, where they
will receive medical attention.
Police Notes.
John McCOllough, who took the soft side
Of the sidewalk as his resting place last
night, at the corner of Uterpe and Dryades,
was treated to a comfortable cell in the
Second.
Jno. X. Arthur, poor fellow, was taken in
by "peeler," at the Bayou Bridge, because
John happened to be little light in his
upper story.
ESQ.,, was placed under bonds to keep the
peace on the affidavit of E. H. Levy, Esq.
Earnest Young, teamster, who imagined |
the devil was after him, drove at furious |
rate through the streets, and was politely |
invited by an IN. p" to dismount and de-
liver on Levee, near Magazine street, which
he did and took up his line of march for the
Fifth Precinct.
H. Holt, being charged by V. c. Court
with obtaining goods under false pretences,
was put in the Third.
A policeman killed an insane canine at |
the corner of Bartholomew and Peter streets,
last evening. Coroner notified but didn't |
go.
Hannah Baswell, having no visible means
Of support, and, in common parlance, being
known as vagrant, was arrested in the
IRENE market and taken to the Fourth.