The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25
THE CITY.
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1874.

difficulty occurred at The corner Of Tchoupi-
touas and Lyon streets bet eeen Fred. Able
md John Jones. which resulted in Able being
struck over the head with blunt instrument.
and severely injured by Jones. Able was con
veyed home, and Jones escaped.
An INQUEST Last Monday evenings young
man, aged eighteen years, named Thomas L.
Fool was run over and killed by dummy
rar number six, OF the Carrollton Railroad, at
the corner Of Napoleon Avenue and st
Charles streets Yesterday Coroner FJlwall
held ali inquest Tha verdict exoneratel the
olriver of the ear, H. Winchester, from all
blame, bl censured the company.
FoUND-A pair of spectaces, brown
morocco case. The ner can have the sam
by applying at this office an proving property.
Iron Yesterdays Evening EdItionl
L,ncENY-Kity McNnlty got on a period
iclspree .st mig t. aud was waited INTO tAy
Third in consequence. Peter Godfrey how
ever, adds that III her composition there Ina
been evinced propensity toward, kieptoma
lila, for diving into his pockets the fac
was forcbly brought home to hilu that he was
linus $50 of filthy lucre, and ii WAS his firm
belief that the isir Ri ty had relieved him OF
| he same.
INEBgIATE CoNsEQuES ~Es. - Anout 1890
|
| while under the influence of the deity Bac-
rhus, fell from a third story window to The
yard attached to the house No. 25 Basin
street He WAS conveyed to the Charity Hos
/ pltal, and on an examination OF Injuries sus-
t.ined they were found to be mortal
| THE HOSPITAL Raymond, 10 year.
of age, was sent to the Hospital yesterday in q
sick and destitute condition.
LAEcENr.-That small wagon, the property
of j. Fl. Dorand, is what brought Nathan
johnson to gsiet in the Seventh Precinct
station The latter gentleman claimed
proprietorslip, but the former could not see
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. Malicious mischief
is what NJ. B. MEG Try terms assault and bat
trty now "a days. That is, it is so recorded in
the case of Willie Clay, who WAS CHARTERED
last night in the Seventh
ONLY CART.-John Wilson, who is a
laborer, under the belief that Il certain cart
the properly of Henry Moody, was vehicle
veil suited to his trade, quietly appro-
pirate the same to his own use In the
statutes this would be called larceny, but in
times like these one is apt to be at fault 50
we will await developments in the
Four HUNDRED AND Ten DOLLARS GOLD
On warran sworn out and served by NJ.
Hardin, Kate and Georgine Half, were arrest
ed and locked up in the Fourth, charged with
the larceny of $40 III gold.
The circumstances of the case are not at
our disposal but il the charge be snbstan-
tiated, that ghttering haul will cost the girls
dear.
IN 4 DANGEROUS CONDITION. A shed at
the corner Of st. Anthony and st. Claude |
ii and al,l 1,
to fall at any moment, so says the police.
UNKNOWN. Yesterday afternoon, an I'M
know man, apparently about 40 Years of age, |
was found in an insensible condition ut the |
corner of Baronne and Canal streets. He was
sent to the Hospital.
On THE SICK LIsT-R bert Thibodeanx,
aged 81 years, native Of the United States |
SICK and destitute, sent to the Hospital for
medical treatment.
ENTERING AND BREAKING ~ Sally Jones,
charged with entering and breaking i'll the day |
time and committing larceny was locked up
i'll the First.
ANOTHER Patrolman Pat. J. Kennedy. No |
IL OF the First Precinct, who was shot throu III |
the neck in the fight, September IA, died last |
night from I'M uries sustained, at his residence,
corner Liberty and Grayier streets.
We learn that Kellogg has employed a number
Of spies to walk around the streets TO listen to
of those who participated in the
fight, i'll order that he may get evidence to charge
the young men with murder.
FoREIdN AND DOMESTIC DRY Goops At AUo-
TON Messrs. Hoffman, Marks Il Co will con-
inue their great credit sale of foreign and do
nestle dry goods, on Friday morning at 10
o'clock, at their store 30 Chartres street.
Inasmuch as the metropolitans have ceased to
be conserl ators of the peace and are no longer
10 be depended upon police, would it not be
we'll for the car companies to within Id from them
me privilege Of riding free and extend that cour-
esy to the U. 5. soldiers, who are really tn
police Of New Orleans? Strikes Us that would
De fair and proper thing too
A[aloney, the Radical chap that has been put in
large Of the Thirteenth Ward Registration
,iiice, does not attend to his business. The
,1fice was closed from II o'clock Tuesday morn
ng until this morning. He needs attending to,
md will be stirred up with long pole if he does
lot attend more closely to his duties He is one
If the worst in the Radical pack.
Washington special TO the Cincinnati Eaquir-
y Of the I'd inst. Gays: Nothing has been done
Q put the administration Of law in the Southern
states into honest hands, and the only object If
Tee promises just now is to concihote and final
y deceive the honest sentiment Of the country.
attorney General Williams il reported as stand
ng stoutly fog these cArpet-bag officials Sec
etazy Fish is said to be very bitter against them.
Canal street il the longest and stnightestin
New Orlean4 but IonessEest found . very
Ia6den tusn IN t. Riekmond 1qsir9.