The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-13
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THE CITY.

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ABANDoNED.-About3 o'clock last evening,
citizen brought to the Fifth Precinct, a
white male infant about 8 months old, found
at the corner of Giraud and Spain streets.
Capt. Joseph sent the infant to his home,
where he will be properly cared for.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
FRE.-Loss s3OOO.-About o'clock this
morning, q fire was discovered in q one story
frame house at the corner of Cont and Salo-
mon streets, owned by Mr.. Miller and &C.
cupied by Officer Hannyhan, who was absent
sumed and no insurance ON it. The furniture
was insured for $500 but in what insurance
company could not be ascertained. The
flames soon spread to an adjoining house
belonging to Mr.. Miller and unoccupied; was
entirely consumed and no insurance.
The house of Mr. Middleton on Cont street
soon took FIRE, and was entirely consumed +;
no insurance. The adjoining house, owned
and occupied by Mr.. Walker was entirely
consumed was insured, for what amount or
in what Insurance Co. could not be ascer-
tanned.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
The officer reports that on account of the
heavy fog the fire was not discovered until it
became unnecessary to turn in an alarm. This
is the first time that we ever heard of it being
too late to turn in an alarm, when o half q
block was on fire. A change on that beat
would be beneficial.
$4,000 CAsE.-George Teitzel and Dr..
Theodore Ulrichs, implicated in the robbery
of the City Hotel, were before Judge Near
thur this morning for examination. Judge
Braughn, on behalf of the prisoners, asked a
~>>k.> oc k1on soh tnI
and the prisoners were discharged on their
bonds.
LEvEE THIEvEs.-Some unknown thieves
in skiff attempted to steal some corn from
the steamer Paragon, at the foot of Lafayette
street. They were, however, detected by the
police, but made good their escape, leaving
the skiff behind, which was taken to the Har-
Dor Precinct.
SUGAR CANE.-Joseph Steward and Michael
Handselds were arrested on warrant, charged
by E. F. Leche with larceny of lot of sugar
cane.
LARCENY OF A SH1Rr.-Parribaldi, George
Brown and Jno. Williams were all taken to
the Third from the corner of Royal and Bar
racks, charged with larceny Of shirt valued
at 50. They will soon rendezvous in FIRE.
msux Hotel.
SENT TO THE CHARITY Observation-Disclosures
Charloe, an old woman aged 60 years, was
sent to the above institution in q sick and
destitute condition.
PITCHER THIEF. Officer Jones, at 8 o'clock
this morning, gave chase to q colored man
named Joseph Bernard, alias Bachus Brown,
having reason to believe that he had been
stealing from the store of Mrs. Jacob White,
on the corner of Erato and Liberty. Bernard,
finding himself closely pursued, jumped the
fence of Mrs. Jennings, neighbor, injuring
one Of her children that happened to be play
ing near the fence. He was finally captured
and locked up in the Second Precinct, and
two molasses pitchers, belonging to Mrs.
White, were taken from him. He is also
charged with robbing B. E. Randolph, 298
Franklin street.
RoBBERY.-The shoe store Of Matt Heindel
was burglariously entered by some unknown
parties last night, and robbed of one hundred
dollars worth OF shoes, of various styles. En-
trance was effected by breaking the lock off
the front door with jimmy. Where are the
police?
RUN AwAY.-About o'clock last evening
horse and wagon belonging to Mr.. L. BAIL
were left standing alone at the corner of Con-
stantinople and Magazine streets. The horse
took frig ht and ran of, but was finally cap
tured and returned to its owner without being
damaged.
FELL IN THE R1vER.-Frazer Silverberg, u
years of age, and native Of Germany, acci-
IDENTIFY fell in the river from the Third District
ferry landing. He was rescued by some
citizens that happened to be present, and sent
to his residence on Dauphine street.
REscu1NG PR1soNEB-M. Shea was waltz
ed in the Fifth Calaboose, charged by Officer
Doane with trying to rescue a prisoner.
LARcENY.-Laura Jackson was taken to the
Third Precinct, from the corner Of Dauphine
and st. Ann streets, charged by John Hem
derson with larceny Of 500.
PnFER1NG MoLAssEs.-JosephR Ray, colored,
was run into the Harbor Precinct for pilferilg
molasses on the levee.
The long drouth is causing great moon
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