The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-23
THE CITY.

AcCIDENTAL CUTTING. Healy, q news
boy, was accidentally cut in the neck with
pocket-kn:fe in the hands of William Kelly
Healy was taken to the drug store of Messrs
/. L. Lyons Il Co., corner of Camp and Ora
vier streets, where his wound was dressed
and pronounced not dangerous. He wa
thence taken to his residence on Franklin
street.
| Coon SH3T The dog that bit three little
girls on Wednesday, at No. LOG Richard street
was shot and killed on Thursday evening.
FLAMELEl At o'clock P NJ, Thursday,
a fire was discovered IN the kitchen at the
| rear Of the house corner of Second and
Baronne sheets, owned and occupied by Mr..
Freret The flames were extinguished by the
police and, some citizens, with only $40
damage. Cause of the fire unknown.
W. F. Loan, Superintendent Police:
In compliance with instructions received
from your Office on the 21st inst, relative to q
lost balloon| would respectfully report that
Officers Ryan and Hastings, in company with
VIM Ramp, found the balloon at 10 o'clock
on Thursday morning, in the swamp, one
half mile from the New Lake End, between
the New Cahal and Seventeenth street, in
possession of John Brette. q patrolman of the
is his property and not Mr.. ChevaIier's.
Respectfully, B. ROBINSON,
Captain Suburban Precinct
from Y Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
THE FLAMES At o'clock Thursday morn
ing fie was discovered in the one-story
frame building, on Miro, between Banks and
Palmyra streets, owned and occupied by JAS
Kenny. The building was partially destroyed
and the furnith pre- somewhat damaged. Total
loss estimated lat $500. The building was in
sured for $780, and furniture for 5000 in the
Teutonia Insurance Company. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an incen-
diary. Alarm turned in from station 126,
corner Commol and Rocheblave by William
Kirch, a fireman.
LARcENIEs. - Mrs. VIM. Thompson, charged
by Erastus Latqur with the crime of larceny,
was, by virtue of a warrant, taken from
Hagan Avenue between Canal and Common,
and lodged in the Third Police Station.
J. Lacke having charged John Williams
with similar Of Hence, the stealing of pair
of shoes, John shared the same quarters with
Mrs. Thompson,
John Lagra was run into the sub-Seventh
Station by Sergeant Chumette, charged with
the larceny of b;;icks.
STREET SOMMPSSIDNER NOTESs-luo CIUbS-
ing on Canal strest, at the Chattanooga Rail-
road Depot, is sadly in need Of repairs. The
ballast that is Lying idle on the levee would
answer the purpose excellently well. There is
scarcely an hour in the day but that some
dray or float is ndt stalled at this place. taking
some twenty or thirty men to take them out.
Immediate attention should be paid to this,
IS it is the only dressing by which the drays
have access to the boats below Canal street.
The bridge at the corner of Camp and Erato
streets is in broken condition. Who'll re-
pair it2
HOSPITAL CASES -Bareta Fernandez. aged /
80 years. a native of Spain, was sent to the |
Charity Hospital from the Third Precinct
Police Station mi sick and destitute condi-
ion.
Henry J. Fisher aged 60. and Harry Jones,
ICED rs years, was sent to the Charity Hos
oital. in sick and destitute condition, from
he Eighth Precinct Station.
BAD MAN-Johh Rodgers is charged by
Josephine Anthony with breaking and enter