The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08
THE CITY.

THIEF.-About O'Clock yesterday morn
ing g colored man, named James Morris, was
arrested, having been found under suspicious
circumstances, in the premises OF MIR. E. N.
Burbank, corner of st. Charles and Peters
Avenues. Before arrest he attempted to escape
by jumping the fence, and in doing SO dropped
coat, which was afterwards identified by Mr..
Burbank as belonging to himself After hav-
ing been arraigned before Justice Falls, he was
placed under $1,000 bond, in default of which
he was remanded to the Parish Prison, to
await trial
SUPPOSED SUICIDE. Monday evening, man
dressed in q neat suit of clothes, viz :: Gray
pants and vest and black coat, black hat and
new CATERS, boarded the cars for the Lake.
After sleeping at the grocery store Of Fritz
Belinger, he took bath this morning in the
Lake Since then he has not been heard from.
and it is supposed that he committed suicide
by drowning hinself In the bath house of
Saftzman was found his clothing. In the
pockets were the following articles: A card
on which was engraved Peter Werckle, 2S6
Delord street, car ticket of the POntchartrain
Railroad knife and police whistle These
articles may serve to identify the individual,
whose name is apparently unknown.
The WRoNa MAN-About o'clock yester-
day afternoon, q difficulty arose on Exchange
Alley, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, between two men, named H. Healthier
and G. Wolf. Pistols were drawn and dis
charged, one of the balls from Healthier re-
volver taking effect in the right leg of one
Chas. Mischief, who was standing near the
belligerents. Both parties were arrested and
locked up in the Third Precinct Station,
while the wounded man was sent to his resi-
dence, on Dauphine between Enghien and
Port streets.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
DANGEROUS BRIDGEs-The attention Of the
proper authorities is called to the fact that the
following street bridges are reported in
dang rous condition, and need immediate re-
pairing One corner of johnson and Poydras
streets Gravier and Galvez streets ; Palmyra
and Rochblave streets Broad and Gravier
streets; Anthony and Customhouse streets !;
Seventh and Annunciation streets; Roman
and Orleans streets, and one corner Of Prieur
and St. Ann streets.
AN INQUEST. Coroner Weber held
an inquest yesterday morning on the body of
one Meicia Reuben, colored, aged 40 years,
native of Tennessee, who died suddenly at her
residence on Louisiana Avenue between Chip
pewa and Annunciation streets. Verdict:
Died Of heart disease.
CHARITY HOSPITAL PATIENTS George Ora
main, aged 45 years, a native OF the United
States, was sent, yesterday evening, to the
Charity Hospital in sick and destitute con-
dition. Kate Brown, Of this city, was also sent
to receive medical attendance at the Hospital
In LEAKING CoNDITION.-The roof on the
upper end of the fruit market French Mar
ket) is in such q leaking condition that it has
spoiled the property of the occupants of the
stalls, and they are now refusing to pay the
market dues until it is repaired A portion Of
the roof over the beef market also requires
repairing
The CASE OF MIR. DALsHEIMER A.
Dalsheimer appeared before Recorder Near
thur this morning. upon the charge of shoot
fng at and wounding one James Casey. He
was placed under $1,000 bond to keep the
peace for six months.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Thomas Sullivan, alias
Ford was arrested this morning at IL o'clock
on Tchoupitoulas street, between st. Joseph
and Julia streets, charged with knocking down
with stick, with intent to commit robbery, the
person Of Mr.. John Harvey. Mr. Harvey
gave the alarm, and Sullivan was arrested and
marched off to the calaboOse.
A DISTURBANCE. a meeting of the Fourth
Ward Radical club last evening, difficulty
arose and pistols were drawn. Shots were fred
without any damage resulting One man
named Handy Hollinger was cut in the face
with a razor Quiet was soon restored