The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-05
About the City.


/ A Sc0rcher On Debtors.
| The uses of newspaper var. ed indeed. Many
Extraordinary requests have been made of editors
publish things which were entirely beyo I'd the pro-
vince of journalism, but it is very doubtful whether
| the following episolary eruption can find its peer
among the numerous communications which have
been addressed to " newspaper man" ito use COM
mon expresson,) vindiea the rights of landlady
| and castgate the unfortunate offender.
We take particular in making the statement that
while the writer fegging that her epise should
find ace in the columns If e Bulletin she took
occasion to that 1t not the best she could do
for at the time he wrote she angry and her
| eyes were flu of sand. ionceding her oondit
mind and sight. we give the episte verbatim ct lit
atm:
! Gentlemen how have nothing to DO and wont to
make money easy, advice you Of llan youst
go round and rent you furnished room and you give
cut few pieces to wash when room rent is due,
IN Ike an excuse or other, aid reclaim for the few
pieces you have giving to wash, put money
the table when the land ady n has to look after
the pieces Old undershirt and collar what she
could not find which he has not received, of course,
and she confuse looking for the pieces; he grape
his money in his pocket, take the vaises and in
hurry and the lady cay, give me the money
what you grave out from the table, the gentleman reply
why did you not take it, and the lady reply she
did not thought that he steal the money and he
| to go, the lady locke the door on him. He asked
the lady if she would call for police of the lady
ply she poll enough for him, and he said pay
yon when you give me my collar and shirt, aud the
lady reply to him you owed So IS four weeks ago
1t very easy to get ready of your old clothes and
havr your room rent and debts paid.
"ents and laeies who rent take notice of that
is benefit for both parties.
! One More Unfortunate.
| woman by the name of Lena Lower was found in
Congo SqusRe in dangerously i'll condition. having
taken overdose of laudanum with intent to commit
suicide. She was brought to the Faurth Precinct Sta
ton and DR. Schumacher was c'lled to see her, who
administered such medicine as brought her to life.
She was then taken to the Hospital, the doctor pro-
nouncng her out of danger.
vVnnnded
Mrs. Cusick lady of most virtuous and estimable
character, made desperate assault upon the person
of Mrs Jaue Roach anil cut her either with razor or
some sharp .Don but nature of the instrument
has not been found out. Mrs. cusick pulled in
the First, aud there she will remain until she give
good reasol for so doing.
Larceny.
Louisa Williams a lady Of the most estimable char
acter, arrested BASIN, Graver street, for
committing larceny and dstu ching the peace
James Hawkins, no kin to Johnnie, tssen in on
charge of larceny an gv,n nights lodging in the
First Precinct.
Poor Fell, w.
poor fellow by the me of Charles Brown was
robbed of $40 by lady of the most easy vi; tue by
The of Celia Washing but Ce ia, like her il
I,lstrious ancestor Id not tell lie Ion the sub
ject and therefore went to the FIRST Precinct Station
On the Drink.
Charles Noble by name. but not by nature, was
guilty OF the fault OF st aling nine bottles of wne
and for the same pulled into the First Precinct
where he study the various brands OF wine
Explosion.
About So O'Clock last evening coal oil lamp ex.
plode at the house Mrs. MeCorm ok. No. 20 Maya
zine street. but was extnguiohed before it had
accomplished more da mage than $40.
On the Make.
Five of the ladies' of easy virtue stole from the
pockets of st. Peter Ard the of thirty dollars
hard cash. for which they all inca cerated in til
First Precinct station there to the charge OF
larceny.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition..
In the Milky Way.
Abcu. O'Clock this morning a lady by the name of
Mrs. Vingem, while crossing St Ann ani D cstu Q
stress was knocked down ard run over by milk |
wagon No. Sc, severely ilju ed the wheel pass ng
he breast. Sac ut tn her residence at the
of Sixth az Morganse streets An affidavit |
has been m .de for the arrest of the driver whose
name is Mangey.
Evil Intent.
One William Jones, who thought that discretion is |
the better part of vaor entered the house No 20
Dryades street. at night. with the avowed intention of
taxi away all articles that not too hesvy for
HIM carry; therefore Mr. Denegre the occupant of
the house, caused Williams to be locked up in the
irst Precinct.
Stolen Property.
Isaac Aspachie was arrested by virtue of warrant.
at No. 345 Common street, being charged having
stolen property his possession to wit wagon seat,
valued at SIX dollars
To the Charity
James Carroll, aged twenty eight, sent to the
Charity Hospital, having been found on the evee in
sick and destitute condition.
Another Victim Taken In.
F. Lessel, innocent who wished to partake of
the goods of this city ard see what to be seen,
strolling around last night, and unfortunately
being OF festial disposition, wandered into the
realm of the Dauphine street Aspasia g. where he
met fair (?) ssdamn-sell bearing the beautiful
name of Mary Ann Burke who, thinking that Lessel
Their gr to wander into that port, determ ned
go for HIM, not to win his affec ions but to win
tie contents OF his pocket book which Q succeeded
ia doing to the of $50 in gold, SO in rency
and ticket to Liverpool.
Thus Invested of all "spons." Lessel made re-
quest that his sflthy ucie should be forthcoming,
out, alas the cunning Mary Ann demonstrated in the
most innocent manner, and took all sorts OF oahs |
hat she hadn't nary red of his oney Le-se could
not be convinced and therefore called in
Of the peace to settle the inan ia difficulty which he
lid by taking the ia Mary Ann to the Third Pre-
nct, there to answer the charge of larceny and left
The unhappy Lessel singing Sad, sad my heart"
Look to Them. r
The levees at Morsan's and Leveigne's places are I
exported in very bad and dangerous condition. and
reed the immediate attention OF the proper hori
les. rerious disaster may be the consequen
# the neglect.
At the head of venet street the river
media ely repaired will cause serious damage.
Pat lex Dillon, a native Corkonian, arrested on
Poet street. Decatur, char led with having pur-
oned lot Of pig iron. He was, therefore, taken to
he Fifth to repOse his weary limbs.
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