The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-06
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday

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THE CONT VERANDA HOTEL RoBBERY.-Thif
case in which Perez, Santa Cruz and two others
were charged as having stolen SSOO0 worth Of
jewelrv. during the absence of the owner, cams
up for trial at Recorder Staes's court this MON
ing at 11:3O A. NJ. Captain Montamat, who il
working up the case asked his Honor tor an ad
iournmeut t, as he was not ready yet for trial
This adjournment counsel for the prosecution
strenuously opposed, and the C Sc is now being
argued pro and con whether it now proceed or be
adjourned for few days longer.
STOLEN PRopEITY.-At half-past ten O'Clock
last night Officer Jones brought to the Centra
Station parcel Of dry goods which was seen in
the possession OF two unknown zen, who were
hailed by the officer when they ran away, pur
sued by the peeler from the corner OF Gired and
Front streets to the corner Of Julia street, when
they dropped the property anc made their es
cape.
BODY RECovEEED.-At O'Clock this morning
Officer Roach found the body OF drowned man
floating in the river opposite Mr.. q. Villars
plantation. The body was recognized to be that
of Eugene Lewis, a resident of st. Charles par
ish. Judge F. c. Brown, co!Ored, held an inquest
and the jury returned verdict Of accidental
drowning.
LARcENY.-Fannie Shaily, at 10 O'Clock last
night. called on Officer Kennedy near her den on
Dauphine STREET, between Cont and st. Louis
streets, and had Charles Leonard. T. MCGEE and
CuaIleS Auan arrested anu COuIllleu III 1AIu
Precinct Station for stealing lot of toilet ar
ticles from her home, which she values at -.
WITH INTENT To KILL.-Frank johnson was
lodged in Jail at haf-past O'Clock last night fol
assaultlrg police officer named Hubbard, at the
corner OF General Taylor and Live Oak streets,
with intent to commit murder.
EMBEzzLEMENr.-Dan Ulich, aged 81 years,
was locked up in the Sixth Precinct Station by
officer Schil at the corner OF Josephine and Con.
stance streets, on complaint made to the officer
by Mr.. john Gallager, who AYERS that Dan en-
bezzled SO from his store.
BROKEN BEIDcE.-The Sixth Precinct police
report bridge broken and in dangerous cOndi-
ton at the corner of Toledano and Coliseum
streets. The attention OF the proper authorities
is called to this fact
THE GUTTEEs.-Cfcer Gonzales Of the Fourth
Precinct reports the streets and the cutters III
front Of the Irene Market in e filthy condition.
P1cXpocKETs George Miller and Henry Ware
were arrested at the corner Of Canal and Maya
zine streets by Detective David Hennessy, who
detected them in the act ct picking a lady's
pockets and had them locked up in the FIRST
Precinct Station, on charge Of being dangerous
and suspicious characters and Migrants.
DANGEROUS CHAEACTERs.-Spacials Smith and
Walsh caught two noted thieves and professional
pickpockets, named Chas. Williams, alias the
Weazel, and one Martin, in the cent of large
crowd as the procession was passing the corner
Of Canal and Royal streets, and run them in on
the above charge.
RoBBERY.-Between the hours Of l anC
O'Clock this morning some unknown thieves en-
tered the residence of Major AsV. Ryan, on
Lafayette street, between Baronne and Caronde
let, and succe sded in getting away with the
Majors watch and chain and numerous articles
of clothing and household effects.