The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-29
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
- LEvEE THIEvEs.-Numerous complaints hav'
y tered on the levee and the large quantities tina
u aye carried OFT daily by river thieves. Messrs
tsloger and Odendahl called at this office las
!" evesnng to state that ont Of consignment o
: out OF another lot of 256 sacks, 81 sacks wer.
gone ont OF us sacks stolen, were returned BY
the barber police. This is a matter that shonld
be investigated Immediately by the proper au
thor. ties and some means provided to abate these
frequent rObber1es 20 common our wharves
AcclDEssr 10 BUeGy ON THE I3vEE.-About
$50 o'aoCt last eysniay, Mr. p. r. Cheyally, SUI
perinte ndent Of Wirerves, and his aeristant Mr..
parmele, while riding il : buggy on the leyee,
I'D OF Ihaha street, the horse got frightened
as a a5e used Tor boiling pitch and ran of, upset
ting the buggy and throwing Mr.. Chevally under
it, fniuring him severely. Mr. Parmele was also,
thrown FROM the buggy, bus fortunately was not
hurS. 4 gold watch he gore, valued at 5000, fell
through the wharf inso the river, which could not
be recovered. Mr.. Chevany was conveyed to his
Residence, on Napoleon Avense, between Live
Oak and Magazine streets. where medical aid
was ursished. The buggy damaged to the
extent Of about $50.
The I9E,Icx BoARD~At meeting Of tho
Beard OF Police Commissioners. held yesterday,
Sergeant J:acob Gray wav promoted to the rank;
OF cspsaincy. to I'LL tho yacsncy caused by the
ress nation Of Captain Ftr!ier, of ths Sixth Pre-
enc Captain Cray will remain in charge OF the
Thrt Precinct Siation. CorrrEal c. BerSerons
was ALEC promoted TO the ranA IL sergeant.
stAhl Fins-Iast evening, about half past
oclock, q fire b.pke out in the three story
DICK Guiding No. 10 TclDup; oulas sire It, occu-.
pied by h. *. Gogreve Il CD, Meuor dealers, and
was, Ell ihguished witA about s3s damage; in. d.
souid net be as<ertaiped. Ca,se Of fire ~ un-
known. The alarm was turned in by Officer Ro.
man from box a.
BURGLARY IN JEFpEnss9N ry.-Retween tho
hours OF II and II o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the residence OF Mr.. l. II. Highly, corner st.
entered and silverware carried off TO ihs amount
OF sbout slt4.. Corporal Atscoin art'avaning ar
rested one Thomas Mitchell, charging him with
the above robbery
fE.n. V-4.-a-y'- .-,..s-eAs.s
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE TIE HEcoND DlsTRIcT.-
Loss 500 O0O.-At O'Clock yesterday morning %
fire broke out in the third story OF tho building
No. AZ Chartres street, owned ty Lattts, Dufilho
4 Co.. and occupied az clothing establishment
by Leopold Well, which was alraOst entirely con-
sumed. LOSS $40, 1890, partially covered by in
surance: in the TcntOnia, 81 COO; North British,
81, 900; Hope, s5O00; Hartford and Franklin,
tlO,o oo. The flames then spread to the three
story bu'lding, No. AZ Charities street, owned by
LATTE, Dufilho 4 Co., and occupied by $. Wolf as
. coffee house. Damaged b. the extent OF sl5oO.
Fully covered by insurance.
story building, No. 40 Charities street, owned by
MIR Tslearrl and occupied a+ closhlng store by
Closterman e. BMy, wllish was entirely de-
stroyed Lees $50, no; partially covered by in
coo, Germania s5OOo. Tho FIRE spread still fur
Their to the three-etory brick building, No. 46
Charities street, owned by Walden, Repir d Co.,
and occupied by Mr. BOchet, 40 millinery store,
TALLY covered by insurance-in the New Orleans
SO, 600, Peoples &1OD80 The cause Of the fire
is unknown The alarm war turned in from box
141, corner Of Old Levse and BisnVille streets.
FIRE on E,aHrn SrnEEr.-A Cha Badly
Bur,sei-Last evening, about .: 40 O'olock, fro
broke ont in q two-stery frame building, No. 119
Eighth, between Constance and Laurel streets,
owned by Mr.. August Bernard, aad occupied by
Jacob Warnisgans ~ bakery and residence.
HoosehSld goods were partially destroyed ss l4es
Insurance Company. baby, the daughter Of
Mr.. Wsrnisgans, who Mas asleep at the time in
the room where the fire Origina ted, was dAnRer-
ously burned about tie head and body The ire
originated from gas burner in the room on tho
second h,or, the gas communicating with the
mosquito bar. The tAc was exit lgCished ny the
citizens without the necessity Of Al alarm. No
damage TO tho building.
INcENDr AErsm-AbOut 8 O'Clock Last night
fire was discovered Ill u one-stOry, lr;srne kitchen,
in rear Of house No. 50 Rousseau street, owned
by Mr.. F. W. Sghnerdth, and occupied by Mrs.
Ellen phclan. The building was d,maged to the
amount OF sZ5. Insured III the Teutona lnsur-
ancc Company for $3.50. A man by the name OF
Peter MeAuley was arrested by NJ. Phclan and
locked mp III the sixth Precinct Station, charged
with setting fire TO the house. No alarm was
Turned ill.,
LARCENY OF CLOTHING. Officer Sherman es-
corted from the fire ChartJ Oh street yesterday
morning one James Kelly, charged by Mr. Louis
Power, Fire Warden for the Board Of Under
writer's, with piliering two coats, valued at s5O-
For that small 0tfense he was confnt d within tho
walls OF the Jackson Square Station last night.
SICK AND DKsrrrtrrE.-Wm. shannon, native
Of Ireland, aged 40 years, was sent ~ the Charity
Hospital from the Central Station N SACK ana
destitute condition.
LANcENY.- Oscar Feline was run into the Gem
trail Station yesterday from tho corner OF Front
and Lafayette streets on complaint Of Joseph
sullivan, who has preferred charge! against HIM
for larceny, to wit: stealing glass shirt button.
FIRE ON TcHorPIrot,IAs SrREEr.-Mrs Sdrth
arrested for Arson.-At half past O'Clock this
morning, fire broke out in a tMo- story frame
house corner Ninth ard rchoupitoulas streets.
owned bv Mrs. Mitchell and occupied by Mrs.
,arth as residence. Damage to the house and
furniture about $500. The building Is insured,
but in what company could not be asccrtained
Mrs. Barth's furniture was insured FOR s700 III
the American Mutual Company. The alarm was
turned in from box Z. Mrs. Barth was arrested
| by Corporal Ryan, charged with setting Ere to
The house.
Acc1pESr.-About 4 o'clock this morning a
horse attached to a bakery wagon, and owned by
Mr. .. NJ. Eedoh, was run over and one OF hlB
| foreIeps broken Oh Magazine, between st. Mary
and St. Andrew streets, by fire engine company
No 70, white running to the lire corner l0atL.
and Vchpup.toulas street.
Plea for Vengeance.
| IN. Y. Evening post.l
We believe. as we have so often said, that
President Grants interference in the dome
t.ta k,na haAV. IDilV