The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-06
THE CITY.

YOUNG GERoDIAs DANGEROUSLY WOUNDS
HIMSELF WHILE CARELEssLY HANDLING
GUN.-Yesterday morning young man, nine
teen years old, ,the son Of Mr.. Victor Gerodias,
while handling gun on his fathers place at
Bay ST. Louis, Miss, accidentally shot him
SELF. BE was attended by DR.. Delery, Of that
place, who pronounced his wound dangero IS.
A telegram reached here last night to his
family physician, DR.. D'Aquin, stating that
the young man was MORALLY wounded. The
Doctor will leave town for the above place
this morninr.
A SMALL B1AzE-About half-past o'clock
last night small fire was discovered in o
workshop in the rear of the second story, No.
81 Camp street, occupied by r. N. E. J.
Montgomery as an auction store. The fire
was discovered by one Of the employees OF
the Academy Of Music, who gave cries OF fire,
which brought engines No. 5 and - to the
place. but the fire was extinguished by the
employees with Babcock fire extinguisher,
with damage of about S25 to the stock and
building. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
No alarm was turned in.
| THOSE LIGHTS. o'clock last night
! thief ran into the room used by reporters at
| the Central Police Department and succeeded
in making his escape, although he was hunted
high and low by couple OF the best detec-
tives on the police force. If the Board had
only fixed the burners and replaced the broken
globes when we first called on them to DO 1t,
this misfortune would not have happened
| FLAMEs.-Yesterday afternoon, about r.
NJ, q chimney fire occurred on the pre- misses,
corner Of Liberty and Perdido streets, owned
by Mr.. Doherty, and occupied by Mrs Dunn,
which was extinguished with slight damage.
No alarm was given. The origin OF the ire
| is unknown.
| From our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.1
CRUELTY TO AN1MALs.-Joseph Boregard,
BY occupation gardener was arrested at the
corner Of Peters Avenue and Live Oak streets
on complaint made to Corporal Aucoin by Mr..
Woolley, who prefers charges against Joseph
for cruelty to animals.
TOBACCO TmEF-Frank johnson was ar
rested this morning, on the levee at the head
Of Cont street. by Officer Ballon, OF the Har-
Dor Station, on o charge made by Capt. Ruiz,
Of having stolen a caddy Of tobacco.
BROKEN BRIDGES The officers Of the Sixth
| Precinct Station report the following bridges
broken and in a dangerous condition: One
corner Of First and Chippewa streets, one cor
ner Seventh and Chippewa streets, and one
corner Sorapuru and Chippewa streets.
STOLEN PRopERrY.-One Bernard Dorr alias
| Daring, was run in at O'Clock last nlgE'
from the corner of Cotton Press and Levet
Lstreets, by Officer Mead, who charges him witt
having in his possession a lot Of iron supposed
to have been stolen.
| LARCENY. Johnson was hauled into
the Jackson Square Station, from the corner
OF Burgundy and Cont streets, on complaint
made by Mary Bush, who swears that Julii
stole two pairs of earrings and part OF {
II harh
LARCENY Barbara Olden was at 10 O'Clock
last night, run in from the corner of Nintl
and ST. Denis streets, by Officer Hilderbrander
on charge OF larceny, sworn to BY Mrs
Margaret CATERS The Seventh Precinct
kept him last night within its walls TOR hi
strange ways. o.
WITH INTENT TO Kill Officer Brett, q
half-past o'clock yesterday afternoon, ar
rested Mrs. Martinez, at As st. Philip street
\ by virtue of q warrant sworn to by Louis
Girard, charging her with assault with inten
to kill. IA @
A FAMILY UNITED. Bernard and he
son and daughter, Charles and Julia, yesterda
in body jumped on Mrs. Pryle, at the corne
or Rousseau and First streets, gave her pal
Of black-eyes, and beat her shamefully owe
the back and body with sticks, when fortuna
tely for her, officer Boyle appeared and ru1
the small family into the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton, where the lady made an affidavit agains
the united parties tor assault and battery.