The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-20
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday.

WHAT SEARCH WARRANT DID.-COrpora
Carlton, after seeing Jean Antique, the thief tina
was shot, to the Charity Hospital, he immediate
" repaired to Judge Staes' Court, and after max
warrant to go through Antiques place, which ii
situated in the rear portion OF the city, on Com
mon street. Accordingly the corporal and two o.
his men made a raid on the house, where they
succeeded in recovering lot OF slaves and head
ing which was identified by Mr.. Hirsch as being
his property. Antique was building an additional
| house to his property with the lumber he was
stealing from Mr.. Hirsch's lumber yard on the
Old Basin. 1t has since been found out also that
[ the man has some ten or twelve fine properties
| in the rear portion of the city, valued at over
| twenty thousand dollars. tits supposed that the
| balance of his houses have been put up in the
same way.
Coal On ExPLosIoN.-A Man Badly Burned.
About O'Clock last night man named John
Dagen, while lighting fire at Mrs. Burke 3
house, at the corner of Peter and Bouny streets,
Algiers, accidentally held a can of coal oil too
near the fire; the oil exploded, burning the young
man severely about the hands and body. He
was Immediately sent to the Charity Hospital,
where his injuries were dressed by the attending
physician, who pronounced them dangerous.
BURGLARY IN ALG1ERs.-A Christmas Dinner.
LOa--Between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock this
morning some unknown thieves broke open and
entered Mr. John Cranes residence, corner of
Seguin and Alix streets, and made good their es-
pounds of shoulders, one bolster, one blouse and
one coat The three latter articles must have
been taken to sleep in after the party gets
through his Christmas dinner. Algiers police,
identify the property by calling ut every house in
Algie1s on Christmas.
CHARITY PATIENys.-John adams, aged go
years, and a native OF this State and heading
Kentucky wers sent to the harity Hospital
from the Thi Precinct Station, in SICK and
destitute condition.
MALICIoUs.-Martha Jones, Lizzie Owens, and
Mary Poree went to Jail last night from the cor
ner OF Rampant and St. Peter streets, where
officer Cornell swore out an affidavit against
them for malicious mischief.
EMBEzzLEMENT. - Miss Rosalie Rogue was
hauled to the Hotel MOntamat by Court Officer
blanchard, on a warrant from 80 St. Anthony
street, taken out by one A. Testart, who charges
the fair miss with breach of tru.t and embezzle-
ment.
A REVOLVER, CLOCK AND A SUIT OF CLOTHES.
Is what caused Officer Noting to pull Joseph
Langly into the Jackson Square Station at
corner OF Decatur and st. Philip streets. To
say the truth George Helfert Was the rightful
owner OF the above articles.
SOME LIKE THE TURKEY But Ross LIKES
GEEsE.-Oficer Marks, at o'clock this morning.
hauled in a man named Ross Elson from the cor
ner of Dryades and Melpomene streets, for hav.
ing two geese in his possession which he could
not account for, more than he would sooner have
geese than turkey for his dinner Christmas.
Ross says it is SO much richer.
CAUGHT WITHOUT HIS L1cENsE.-A boy named
Frank Somat was arrested at the corner Of Dry
AIDES and Euterpe streets, by Officer Marks, at 8
O'Clock this morning, and locked up in the Second
Precinct Station, charged with obstructing the
banquette and peddling without q license.
MORE BROKEN BR1DGEs.-Oficer Cheevers, of
the Second Precinct, reports the following
bridges broken and in dangerous condition:
One corner of Calliope and Locust streets, one
corner of Thalia and Howard streets. one corner
of Clara and Clio. and one at the intersection of
Felicity Road and Terpsichore street.
MALICIOUS M1scH1EF.-Leopold Dorm was at
half-past 10 O'Clock last night taken from his
rolton, by Police Officer Jordan, and placed in a
cold cell in the Seventh Sub Precinct Station,
All for being on the wrong eide OF Peter Louliar,
who has booked charges against him for mali
cious mischief.
COTTON TH1EF.-James Moore, .who has hereto.
fore driven float, but on yesterday launched
into Mr.. John ORourke's cotton, which was
placed ON the levee h. ad of Girod street, and
went to jail on a charge Of larceny.
Officer Guerin is the happy peeler that brought
him in.
HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE.-A man named |
Michael Mcmahon aged % years, and native of
Ireland. and colored man named Richard
Hogan, aged 20 years, and born in Washington,
D. c., were both sent to the Charity Hospital in
q sick and destitute condition, from the Harbor |
Precinct lookup.
BATrERED.-A young butcher boy, named J. P. |
Martin was run into the Fourth Precinct Station
for committing an assault and battery on Miss
Jennie Lutler, at the corner Of Bienville and
Franklin with intent to commit murder.
Red shaker flannel (all woody shirts at 81 50;
red shaker flannel (all woody drawers, 81 so, at
Lewis Il Miller, 100 Common street. |
Christmas presents for big aud small at 81