The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
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f chanics' No. composed OF whole-soule
9 boys.
! The BULLETINS columns were too crowded Fri
I day morning, so this notice did not appear.
I one MORE UNFORTUNATELY young man from
the country, who took too much benzne las
t night, strayed into the neighborhood OF Dryades
, near Poydras street. One Of the black wretche,
who lnhablts the place, seeing that he was
stranger, took him ill.," The young greeny be-
ing rather drowsy from excessive rotations o.
the ardent recllned upon the soft straw mattre
I aud IN a few moments was wrapt in slumb ers
| sweet But when he awoke he found that joke
r had been played upon him By the cheat.
. Feeling for hi- pantaOons he discovered that
they had gone through him for every cent, whch
was 50 in currency, and that the thief had gone
away and left him alone. The young man is from
Plaquemine, but refuses to make an affidavit as
lis reputation might be injured. The next time,
he should remember that he who dances must
pay the piper This is the second case Of the
same nature occurring in one night If men
make affidavi5 or not, cannot the police arrest
the women Information received and hold
| these modest Sreenhorns a. evidence.
ALI. But HER.-Bill Hanes must be little
crooked for he has only reached sweet twenty
| four, and Is already man devoid Of honesty.
| Hard times brought Bill to dry bread, which was
| hard food for him, 50 IN search Of some butter
he went, and coming il sight Of Mr.. Frank Ca
rahers place. he nipped a tub of the much
wished for relish, and was about to make off but
no, peeler vas there and dragged the luchless
Bill INTO the First Precinct, charged with lar
ceny.
4 PEELER G>RRoTED-About $50 o'clock this
morning, when Officer L. Sherman was going
home, ana as he was on st. Louis street near
IRENE street lie was attacked by three unknown
men, who attempted to garrOte him. Struggling
away from the hlghwaymen. he beat hasty re-
treat and began to fire at them and it is thought
that one OF the party was hit Officer Sherman
by this time had summoned assistance, and with |
thieves
swift of foot, succeeded in making good their |
escape.
LARCENY. Officers N. Smith and E. Master
son this ms rning accompanied Elijah Sloby alias
Davidson to the First Precinct lookup upon the
charge OF larceny, to wit: Stealing one pair of
pants, one coat and vest, and pair of shoes.
Now as this gentleman claims to be a brother Of
a member Of the Louisiana Legislature, it is
rather peculiar that he should descend to theft.
As 1t Is, his high connections viii not save him
from the penalty which the law inficts for such
THROWING RoCKS.-Albcrt Lockabv was run
IN last evening on the charge Of disturbing the
peace and throwing rocks at citizens, also with
1elng dangerous and suspicious character. Had
Albert, at the time of his doings, been blessed
With i4ttle good common sense the chances are
hat he would not have to suffer for his little
reaks
FALSE ALABM.-The alarms Of fire given about
l:30 last night from boxes Nos. Is and 6 were
urned III by some unknown. m1SchIevOus per-
on, or PERSONS who succeeded in escaping.
MISCELLANEOUS Mary Johnson, for the lar
eny Of one dollar, was locked up IN the Third at
he instance Of one Albert Michaelman.
Another Of the Johnson family named Allen,
Tas arrested for the same otfense, and placed in
mbo at the Third.
One E. Davenport,a jolly young tar, got rather
90 much benzne aboard and steared his craft
lto the bulwarks of one Clement Young, who
.nded himself in the offing of the Third, and
here charged Davenport with assault and battery
18th intent to kill. Davenport was anchored last
light in the Third.
Joseph Benson was also sent to the Charity
ospital, having been found in the Seventh Pre-
net in a sick and destitute condition. Benson :
a native Of Germany, and is about thirty years :.
d. y
Dan jackson, Patsey Johnson and Louis John %
N gave some examples of the prize ring at the
'rner of Tchoupitouas and Lyon Streets and
ere all arrested and lodged in the Seventh for 9
citing and disturbing the peace.
A woman named Lizzie Johnson aged 10 years
as found at the Second Precinct Station in o
* and destitute condition and vas sent to the
rarity Hospital. The poor creature IS also
md.