The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
THE CITY.

on the 18th instant, made off with box be-
longing to Mr.. Reynod, Of No. y Baronne
street which box contained valuabies consist
ing of deeds, notes and money to consid-
cradle amount.
Capt. Cain, after much difficulty, found
The woman in the rear portion OF the Fourth
District and locked her up in the Sixth Pre-
| clnot Station-H House, on Rousseau street
! FALSE PRETESsEs Joseph Williams, who
is booked a laborer, was arrested aud
lodged IN the Central Station YESTERDAY
charged with having received money under
! false pretenses lie WAS arrai8ned before
Judge Evans and discharged.
| FALSE ALAENs.-Two false alarms of fire
were gwen last night-one from station 20,
corner of Market and Leyee streets. at $50,
and one from station II, corner OF Rousseau
and st. Mary streets, at 1l:30
fFrom Evening Edition of Yesterday
BURGLARY Tie police, oil, ,raere acere Mey?
Sunday night or Monday morning the house
of Mr.. William T. Todd, No. 373 Felicity
street, was visited by some thief who made
general haul from the rear portion of the
building. An entrance was probably effected
through the kitchen window, as this was
tonnd open Monday morning A candle was
left on side table in the dining room, on
which had been placed the night before some
two dozen pieces of silver-forks, spoons ETC.
This was all taken; the box which had
contained it was found in the yard.
Clothing of all kinds was taken from the
clothes basket which was in O. room to the
rear Of the kitchen. The thief also made
raid on the groceries, carrying off sugar, COT
fee, tea etc, even taking loaf OF bread from
the bread-box This was probably the work |
OF some negro, for no attempt was made to |
trNf, Of ha lNc,,
which a visit would have paid much better.
Il IS singular that the thief should have es-
capped with such quantity OF piunder, IN
noticed. The house is situated at the head |
OF White street, and on such a clear, moon
light night could be seen the length Of said
street. The front gate OF the house adicin-
ing was found open, so that the thief must
have climbed over the fence to open il, and
that he should not have been seen either in
entering or leaving is a wonder.
OVER THE RIvER.-The police records from
alglerS and Gretna establish the fact that
here is very little life in those old towns vet.
Compromise hasn't revived those burgs worth
| cent. Bourbon and rye howeth not so
RELY rs of yore, and the voice of the lively
5 not nov so generally heard throughout the
and. As an evidence of this encouraging
efoGmation It IS noticed that only two arrests
we're made over there Sunday.
INJvREr BE THE CAEs.-A youth named
lklenan attempted to board tae out bound
rain on the Mobile and New Orleans Railroad.
ear the head Of Toulouse street, Sunday &
fternoon, IN which feat he made a signal t
allures and was seriously injured in conse- c
uence. Missing his footho!d he fell, and c
ne OF the1 wheels passed directly over his
ght arm, crushing it tearful!y. He was con- +
ed TO Els nome corner of Spain and Victory D
'I r Third District, Il
FALSE ALAEM.-An alarm Of fire was turned
1 Sunday night near twelve o'clock. from
tation No. PIG. Fremen and others were
la8rined to find that it was false and had
cen given by some mischievous person who
eslred to see enacted "Much Ado About a,
othing". r
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Sunday, about noon, /,
ecob Levy, the owner of a small stationary Il
ore, at No. 5S5 Annunciation street. at n
mpted to commit suicide by stabbing him IL
III III the throat with a pair of scissors He p
leceeded IN lnillcting upon himself a 'e
,fy severe INJURY, but not necessarily NOR p'
one He was at the time suffering from a Pr
Inporary alteration of the miad OF
Twas NOT ALL A DREAM. Officer Craig. of w
g Second Precinct, whose beat is on St. ~
lomas and Chippewa streets, reportpd to y,
q
upon by two negroes. knocked down and W,
spoiled OF his club and cap. The true facts 50
pear to be that Craig turned in upon the tn
nqHette, and While in a sound slumber. on
$ found by two white men who deftly re- ar
we'd HIM OF the aforesaid articles and s,lbse- co
entity delivered them to the Sergeant at the We
/ toulouse. wy
i his story about the two sable marauders
S dream that Craig tried to palm off on tn
sergeant tor reality. Dreams go by con- nv
ries-at least this one turned out contrary r;
craig expectations, for they dragged him
ore the Police Board this morning. where
was taxed five days pay.
Row AT A LoNGsHoREMAS's MEET1NG.-Ata
etlng OF the Longshoremen's Society. held W
nday afternoon, corner OF Race and Relig- l. S
Is streets, an altercat1on took place between G.
} OF the members, A. f. Williams and II
'ert Monroe, which eliminated in serious G !
ct to the latter. It appears that Monroe ;, '
| the iioof and was engaged in delivering e e
lengthy address, during which he was : =
ny times interrupted by Williams. ! 4
heV ADJOURNED to the street. and in an en-
inter both were considerably bruised. vii G !
as then returned to the room, and coming Wn
IN again was assaulted by Monroe, when, Mf'
wing knife, he inflicted stab in the
omen, lnJuring Monroe very badly. IN
i'-t''h4' "t"o 1llCStCI, UlIu Monroe | Mis-
we'd to his home. p
kTNAW AT,.This morning at half-past G /
clock, the horses attached to the wagon ] T.
wing the Babcock Fire Extinguisher run j II
J and collldlng with water plug on PL
up, near St. Joseph street, demolished Mr.
wooden structure erected around il Mira
49, Mr.
lIscEIIANEors.-Co rinne Hoven and Dan B ',
I ! ,' were Waited into the Third Pre- v
lg Section 353 Revised Statutes, Wbatevar ID
Is. Alrs
ne AZ; reason given for quartering Josephine =
men at the Third is tina. she properly be-
8 ID the order Of juvenile vagrants. n r
breaking trees in Jackson Square" that's Up
charge on which small boy, Simon Sic. B
|, Was lifted out of freedom. o'o Al
Ter spending twelve hours in fonr hv SIS
'5I, JnlIus Dupre realized that this thino Eff
ghung INTO people with white handled \ 3
IS don't pay, sir. William Garvey was = = a