The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-30
THE CITY.

BURGLARY E. r. Barnett, No. 81
Esplanade street, came to the jackson
Square Station and reported to the officer
that about / o'clock Sunday morning hit
residence was burglariously entered by one
John Hicks, who carried off the following
property, viz: one gold chain, valued at $25
one Masonic ring, valued at $50; $52 United
States currency; pocket-knife; earrings; Ia
dies clothing, and IS cents in silver. Hicks
was arrested, and in his possession was found
$24 in currency, SIS cents in silver two but
tons, pocket-boOk and knife identified by Mr..
Barnett as being part Of the things stolen from
his house. Hicks was seen by Mr. Barnett
two or three evenings previous prOwling
around in that neighborhood.
AoCEssoR1Es Two men named Samuel
Chancellor and William Curtis were arrested
at half-past o'clock last evening, corner Dry
AIDES and Gravier streets, charged with being
accessories to the cutting and dangerously
wOunding of q woman named Sally Barrett
ON the night Of June %, 1874. They are also
charged with aiding and abetting one Garcon
to make his escape, who is charged with the
wounding of the woman named Sally Barrett
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon,
about 2 o'clock, while Mr. John Larwen was
driving buggy on Patterson street, the horse
ran away, throwing him violently between the
wheels, and while in that position dragged him
for several yards He received very serious
cut on the forehead and his body was badly
bruised He was taken to Mr.. Gruber's drug
store, where his wounds were attended to by
DR.. Young.
SICK AND DESTITUTE man named An
tome Eteni, native Of France aged 100
years, was found on Common, between Caron-
idelst and Baronne streets yesterday evening,
in q sick and destitute condition. He was
sent to the Charity Hospital.
BASE BA1I.-A match game of base ball was
played on Sunday by the Violets and the Ex-
.celsiors. The Violet boys cooked the goose
of the Excelsiors, and stood winners at the
END Of the game by a score Of "a to ~.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
RoBBERY.-B. Wallace, Jein Mitchell and
Alfred Randen were arrested on Madison be-
tween Third and Zimple Streets on q warrant,
charged with feloniously, w1llfully and ma
iciously stealing and carrying away one cow
and two heifers. They were locked up in the
Seventh
LARCENY August Gauberlain was waltzed
into the Harbor Precinct Station, at the in
stance of one Jubin Joseph, who charges him
with the larceny Of SIS.
ALMOST R1or-WHITE VS.. BLAcK MAN.
About noon yesterday, rs MIR. John Gaus, a
Young man, was quietly walking along Prosper,
between Marigny and Vaudeville streets, a
gang ofnegro rowdies, who are in the habit Of
.con0regating around those corners, made a
sudden and ferocious attack upon him with
knives. So sudden and unexpected did his
assailants come upon him that he had hardly
time to place himself upon the defense. He sue
.ceeded, however, in drawing his revolver, and,
at his first fire, one Of the negroes named John
Lynch, fell, the ball entering in the back OF the
head coming out through the right cheek and
inflicting serious wound. It is said that the
negroes were in liquor. Let this be as it may,
80 riotuous had become their conduct that
several proprietors of stores in the vicinity OF
the disturbance were compelled to close and
barricade their doors. Gaus surrendered
himself and was locked up in the Fifth Pre-
-cinct Station.
ArrEMPrED INoENpIARIsM. About IL 80
O'Clock last night an attempt was made by
some unknown person to set on fire a frame
dvellinc-house, corner OF France and Mo-
reau streets, owned by Mr.. Pernas and occu-
pied by Mr.. Blanchard The fire Was extin-
guished without much damage.
A Curr1No ArYRAY Yesterday, about IL
O'Clock, . difficulty occurred in drinking
saloon on Dryades street, between Perdido
and Union, in which woman named Sarah
Barrett WAS severely cut in the left side with a
knife by man named Garoou, who made his
escape. The wounded woman was taken to
the Charity Hospital and her injuries dressed
She was then removed to her residence on
IRENE street, between Bienville and Cont.
Buso1ARx.-EAriy ON Saturday morning the
houses No. 1876 and 1877 St Charles street,
occupied by Nm Gernon, were broken into by
. some unknown thieves and property to the
<s4nouns OF seYersl a7,ldred doilale carried OF