The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-30
About the City.

Found.-A check for $50 was found on Camp near
Canal street. on the Lou siana National Bank OF New
Orleans drawn to the order Of John syid and signed
A. b. Phillips. The check was deposited at the fifst
Precinct Station where it awaits claimant
Run Away.-Last evening at about O'CLOCK
two horses attached to buggy took fright .. tne
corner Of Broad and Dumane streets, and becoming
unn N sgeable broke fr m the shaft throwing OUT
into the Brt I'D street canal the Occupants OF the We
b c,e Mr.. j. Bowling, If the firm Of Pee. Yale
Bowling, hts wife, Miss Bowling and Miss Sinnott,
who were rescued by the liant efforts OF Mr.. Cnas.
Viii o. reporter Of the Bee, who was in car ~ tne
time, and ,eeing the predicament OF the sdies,
iumpd into the canal and with the assistance OF two
other gentlemen succeeded in 'anding the parry
safely on terra frma" Mr.. Bowling was INJURED
severeIv a out the hip and back Mr.. James Frigols
and Mr. spearng took the la !ies and Mr.. Bowling to
n their residence, No 166 st. Philip street. me
horses caught and conveyed to Johnsons STABLE
on M gazine street.
Police Notes.-Karl Cox was arrested and lodged
In the First by virtue of warrant, charged by MIS-
NJ Grimes with larceny.
Eliza williams . coored lady, got on the fight yes
serday afternoon and went for Sae White in man
ner persuading OF course Sallie resisted there
upon Elise armed herself with a shoe, whose healing
properties did agree with the Uranium OF Sallie
With which it came in contact. Therefore, Elise was
put in durance vile at the First charge Of assault
and battery and wonndng Mrs. White.
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
Eire.--At 945 last evening fire broke out in an
unoccupicd one story house, corner OF Washington
and Burthe streets, owned by Mrs. Mary Camper.
which totally destroyed. Loss estimated at
5000. 1t has not beer ascertalned ii IL was insured
or not. Supposed to be the work OF an incendiary.
Larceny.-Bob Britton was run into the First
from the corner of Delta and Poydras streets, being
charged by Jno Newman with having stolen one coat
and pair of Shoes valued at $40 in currency
Syvindling.-Peter Green, boarding house
keeper, at 81 oirod street. seems to have been the
dupe of one VIM Danish, who for some time past has
been boarding with Green, and having gained the
confidence of this gentleman, ran whisky bill and
borrowed money, in all amounting to about $50, and
when Mr.. Green asked for payment. the cunning
Damisin presented him with two orders, one for
1927 IS, drawn on A. @. Norton, No. As Carondelet
street and the other for $50 A. Horton 81 Caron
deet street. both Of which orders when presented by
the trust ng Green found to be utterly worthless,
neither Of these gentlemen owed Danish any
money.
Mr.. Green says that this swndler is now running
about the levee and around the CITY, He has made
charge against Bill ut the First Precinct, and the
minions Of the law after him.
sent DOWn.-H. W. Allen appeared before
Judge Macarthur this morning and in default of $500
bonds was remanded to the Parish Prison to await
his trial before the First District Court.
Police NOtes.-Eugene francisco run into
limbo at the Fourth, for having stolen VIII eba row
from one d. Williams.
Moses Gustave, being fond Of hunting, pur' oined
gun from Alphons Guige at the corner of Caronde
let Walk and Maras Streets and was therefore locked
In the Fourth.
Sam Johnson becoming rather sleepy last night
and wishing something to keep him awake, went on
board of the steamboat Katie, and purloined from
thence some coffee. Thus the grounds" for his So
journ in Il @ First
Harry Bose, after hard days work r) became tired
and wishing to be seated, stole chair from +. NJ
Baker, who had Harry's weary bones rested in the
First.
One John Kemp, who seems to have respect
Tor his gastroDomic than his moral welfare, stole a
box of sardincs from the etee at the head of Bien
vile strt Ct and detected in the act by faithful
M. p, who took hungry John into the First.