The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24
THE CITY.


r-a-s4fFrom our Evening Edition Of Yesterday ~
A. PUr. UP JoB.-Oficers Coleman and
Shannon last night arrested batch OF va
grants and bummers at barrel-house on
Canal street, and locked them up at the Third
Precinct for trial This morning they were
promptly arraipned before Recorder Staes,
where an examination into their case was had.
II seems their arrest were made only through
the malice Of the two aforementioned oti-
Gers. The officers have repeatedly applied at
The owner of the barrel-house for drinks,
vhich were Granted them without payment
Iast night they attempted to get two bot
Ties Of kummel from him gratis as before, for
a Christmas present, as they alleged, but this
- refused them, hence their arrest
ar..nrSa ArFRAY ON DRYADEs STREET
last night about IL o'clock, q difficulty oc-
carred in the drinking-saloon and dance
house Of NJ Joseph, on Dryades street, be-
tween Gravier and Union, between two
oolored women named Sarah Hanley and Ma
Knds Wills, in which the former received a
dSnRerous stab on the left shoulder. The lat
tag, also received flesh wound on the left
high; the weapons used by both women were
small-sized pocket-knives. Malinda Wills was
arrested and locked up in the Central Station,
where her wounds were dressed by DR..
Michael Lynch, the attending physician at
the lookup. Sarah Hanley was Immediately
sent to the Charity HosLital, where her
wounds was examined and pronounced dam
ge1Uus. ' t2E
A man named Amogsne Poree, was also
-mArehed in; charged by the officer with being
IN accessory to the stabbing and wounding.
LARCENY ON BOARD THE ST.. JoHN.-Alexan-
der Francis, waiter on board the steamer
St John, lying at the head Of Rienville street,
WAs'9t hAEpAst 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
pulled into the Jackson Square Station by
Sergeant Malone, nom the shove steamer, on
. warrant taken out by Ludger Prytavin, who
charges the yellow gentlemen with larceny.
CA4RY AWAY JoHNN1E--John Murray, q
gaal&kt s0ldisf boy of twentystWo summers,
was found at o'clock last evening by officer
Clancy, of the First Precinct on Bourbon
street, between Cont and st. Louis, and
knowing full we'll that he had robbed Miss
Louisa LAMBERT Of three dollars in currency,
the peeler marched him to the Third Precinct
Station, where he was locked up on q charge
Of larceny.
BArrERHD.-James Robinson was arrested
ut the corner of franklin and Customhouse
streets at o'clock last evening, for assaulting
Miss Ada Marshall with intent to kill. He
was confined in the Fourth Precinct Station.
N1Ndr LoDaERs. About fifty men, women
and children called at the Third Precinct
Station and were accommodated with place
no other place to rest their weary bones.
FnE-ARMs-N that Christmas is almost
ct hand the police have time of it in keep
ing the youngsters from using firearms, in
obedience to the Acting Superintendent
Third District Yesterday Officer D oubert
arrested Bernard Valentine, aged thirteen
years, on the eoTnsr Of Elysian Fields and
Claiborne streets, for violating this ordinance
and order and locked him up in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
LARCENY Or SHOOTING IRoN-Jacob Har-
ris and Charles 6ewell were waltzed into the
Treme Station together, from the corner of
Franklin and Bienville streets, at midnight,
for stealing fine revolver from Mr.. Robert
Watkins, who resides in that vicinity.
Srcx HuxANrrY, colored man named
Charles Hunter, aged about thirty years, and
. native u Louisiana was sent to the Charity
Hospital in sick and destitute condition,
from No. $50 Basin street, between Thalia
and EYato.
EMBxzz1rxE,sr- Officer Gus Michael, at
2;3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon, arrested, on
t1e corner Of Third street and st. Charles |
Avenue, o man named Frank Duvreney, on q
warrant from Judge Adams's Court, charged |
byJ. B. Murphy with breach Of trust and
embezzlement
sACCxasonx.-Robeet West was arrested at |
tie cornR d, Seventh and Fulton streets, on |
atMArEAnt charged with bsing an accessory to |
IL shooting and woundihg Of Mrs. Terre-
le1ne on ths evening Of the 2lst inst
UNITING AND Coeporsl Hear |
SCI at 10 O'Clock hst night, haulea one Geo.
G1G6n into jail for assault and hattery also |
cutting and wounding . wopnan named |
Rachel johnson, at the Second Street Mar |
Eek1a 1al's3tl '5.aF Y. "a ai. as9 1.t..
Tn CHA1rrr HorrrAI. ~ Daniel O'Neil,
$50, WAS sent to the Charity Hospital from
tAs Harbor Police st .tion in sick and desti- |
tute condition. Ya 5i,tG
TarspAss OF rHr FEAhY LANDING Captain
John Kouns had Sergeant Moore arrest
Frank Brown, Ut 9 O'clock yesterday morning,
fer trespaasing on bis, the Canal street ferry
hnding. '1
CouNrERrHfr Ttcxrrs Louis jackson, q |
laboeer, was run into the River Station at
O'Clock yesterday morning from the Levee.
hoad a Girod street, for passing counterfeit
tickets on NJ, George T. Riebba.ds. Who has
Guerin is ne 1fStropolitan tlat. made the
olpture. .... .tgsTi~ IAHAg -..-- .--e. .stf
Mnasss TH1EF.--A boy, named Andrew
Naupert, was lodged in Jail from the levee.
Head Of Bienville street, charged by Mr.. Paul
Lucy; with the larceny of bucket of molas-
res. This thing has been going on long
saough on the landing, which is accounted |
for " the Recorders letting these parties 60 |
Utmost on every occasion they are brought in,
Who'd they should in reality be severely pun
ished. ?, D. ,ita.e 2,tai a.Lh
2 HAsnorxD AND RoBBEp.-Mr. Henry VIII
Hams called at the ARiers Precinct last even