The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-28
1Hg NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER

that moment Jack Lee rushed upon an6
stabbed her in the breast. Dr. Riley attended
her and pronounced the wound not danger
GUS. Jack Lee was arrested and lodged in
the Gretna Station. The whole affair occurred
on Powder, between Alex and Eliza streets.
ARREST OF AN OLD TH1EF.-Albert Poree,
the notorious negro burglar who is now be.
fore the Superior Criminal Court under bonds
for having aided and abetted one Mary Fuller
in cutting and wounding Annie Miller, was
arrested at 10 o'clock Monday morning by
! Officer Rouan, and locked up in the Central
Station as dangerous and suspicious charac-
| ter. When searched at the Station a heavy
| silver soup ladle, two tablespoons, two forks
and two teaspoons were found on his person.
The ladle was marked "F. A. NJ" and the
other pieces "E. NJ B., all of which are sup
posed to have been stolen.
ARREsTED.-Alex. Smith, the negro who
cut and dangerously wounded one Gus. JONES'
on Caliope, between Locust and Freret
streets, on the night of the 9Th instant, was
| arrested Sunday and lodged in the Second
Precinct Station by officer Garlic.
DROWNED THROUGH LIQUOR. $50 P. NJ,
Sunday, sailor, named James O'Havin, q
native of Ireland, while under the influence
of liquor, fell into the river from the Eoglish
steamship Hay tan, and was instantly drowned
at the head of jackson street. Body not yet
recovered.
On! THAT ScAREcRow.- his rounds,
Officer BSrnes of the Central Station while
passing the oil and lamp store of j. H. Scott,
6o Common street, saw, as he thought, man
sitting at the desk as if buslly engaged in
writing. The object remained in the same
position from s o'clock Sunday night until
ho1f OF
suspicious of the officer we're aroused, when,
reaching through broken pane of glass, he
grasped the man-and. 10 and behold ! it
proved to be only stuffed man. The officer
left.
AMAzoNIAN SPoRTs.-At P. M. Sunday
difficulty occurred on Dauphine, between st.
Louis and Toulouse streets, between two
women of ill-fame named Emma King, alias
Pinkey, and one Mollie Hodge, which re-
suited in the latter being cut and dangerously
wounded in the forehead and neck by bottle
filled with water. in the hands of Emma King,
who was arrested and confined in the Third
Precinct Station, charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill. The wounded
woman was sent to the Charity Hospital.
Cause of difficulty not ascertaiued.
LARCENY. William Antoine, bricklayer
by occupation, was arrested and lodged in
the Fourth lookup charged by Paul Ferret
with the larceny of shot gun, hunting bag
and powder horn, all valued at $780,
INTENT TO KILL.-John Sebastian was run
into the Seventh Precinct Station from the
corner of Magazine and Soniat streets. charged
by Herman Rolly with shooting with to kill
HOSPITAL PATIENr.-Alfred Newman, aged
twenty-seven years, was sent to the Charity
Hospital, in a sick and destitute condition,
from the Central Station.
BRIDGES Our OF ORDER.-The following
brides are reported out Of order and in dan
gerous condition: Corner OF st. Anthony and
st. Claude, corner Claiborne and st. Bernard,
corner Laharpe and Claiborne and corner OF
Urquhart and Annette.