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

@0T LUTTE 20 SHARP.-W. SchOObert was
me piano mender to whom d. Schumacher
entrusted his $3.50 instrument for repairs last
week Last Sunday, furniture cart No. 22S9
noen with The same piano, wended its way to
the other aide of the river, it being the firm
intention OF the owner Of the vehicle to
amp the same, via Morgan's Railroad, to
2 destination at some distance, tor Schoo.
oert had conceived the brilliant idea of cut
ing stick with the valuable instrument. Be-
ing sunday, however, the shipping clerk Of
we r:alroad would not receive an instrument
q this kind Without it's being boxed; SO the
eartman, perfOrce, was obliged to return
made second attempt, taking all respon-
ability upon himself where dangers were con-
ee9ned. The piano went on its way.
NOT the least suspicion of all this had
Go9sed the mind OF DR.. Schumacher, and
when he called at the establishment Of Schoo-
oext to ascertain what progress had been made
IN the repairs OF his instrument, 10 the man
and property had fed Telegraphic commn-
nicad0n vas Immediately opened with all
points along the railroad, and as far as Gal
weston, and reward of $50 for SCHOOLGIRLS
apprehension o6e ed Last night the police
eathorities in this city received dispatch
nom the Chief Of Police at Galveston, stating
THAT he had the man and piano. and asking
Tor Instructions The answer was, hold man
and instrument
Was He MAD2-Thursday night one Bill
Hall took in tow his sister-in-law for prom
enAde. Until they reached the former Of Ba-
rome and Clio streets all went merry as q
marriage bell. but suddenly Bill became en-
ragged 1t something that the lady had said. and
il the tainking Of an eye the lady was thrown
PROSTATE TO the ground and severely beaten.
She succeeded, however, in getting away from
her asaailant but leaden pill, which passed
IN close proximity b her head, reminded her
that the man Va still at large. She succeeded,
however, eventually in taking refuge in q
friendly house until her pursuer had lost all
traces Of his victim.
IDENTIFIED. -The body Of the man who was
found ner the woods last Thursday proved
to be that OF Charles Aitken, and was ldent-
fed as such by his relatives. 1t will be re-
membered that some time since he wandered y
away while suffering from temporary insanity, |
and circumstances now lead to the belief that |
he must have starved to DEATH after wander
ing for some days in or near the locality where
the body was found.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
LAaoENY. -Estella Thorn, at the instance
Of Chas Block. was marched INTO the First
yesterday, charged with the larceny OF gold
br astpin, valued At 50.
THAr STRIKE. Solomon, q youth Of
mature years. is accused Of striking prisoner
In the Dryades Market yesterday afternoon.
For this small o6sns- he was accommodated
With lodgings for the night in the Second.
Tnr Hosp1rAI.-J0hn and Fanny Cham
plou, natives Of New York, aged respectively
IS and 20 years, were sent yesterday to the
Hospital in O sick and destitute condition.
Mad Doc. sergeant E. T. Stamps yester-
lAy ended the career Of a mad dog with his
little gun, on the premises of Mr.. John Kemp,
Doener Of Chestnut and Cpperline streets
PnErr LAscrNY-Mike Cain, James Sulli-
van and Frank Lyon were waltzed yesterday
INTO the Third. for apprcpriating to their own
ase - OF filthy lucre, the property OF James
Conrad.
Co,srrafpr. now comes Emma Moore,
! LADY Of pleasure, who. with maj. site scorn.
lhovs supreme contempt forthe Second Mu-
aieipal Police Court Behind the bars OF the
Third Precinct, Miss Emma was, in conse-
ruenoe. deposited TO ponder over her SINS