The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-26
THE CITY.

at o'clock well-known citiz IN, while stand
ing at the corner of Dryades and Caiilore
streets, saw big over grown negro beating
white boy. and Immediately ran to the place
and attempted to assist the boy, when he was
struck on the head and knocked down sense
less by the negro ruffian, who struck him on
the head with a large stone and fled. The
negro was pursued for several squares by
citizens. but finally made his escape. The
wounded man was taken to Royess grocery
store, at the corner of Dryades and Calliope
streets, where his wounds were examined and
pronounced not dangerous. He was alter
wards removed to his residence.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.-So Some time during
Wednesday night the carriage house OF Mr..
E. III. Wilson, corner st. Charles and Con-
stantinople streets, was broken into and the
| following property carried away: One horse
| collar, with ReX's monogram; one bride,
two saddles, and one carriage harness, all
valued at SIS. No clue to the thieves.
| STILL ANOTHER BURGLARY.-Mr. William
Kingler's coffee house, at the corner OF
Baronne and Common streets, was entered
| between the hours of and o'clock Thurs
day morning. The thieves helped themselves
| to champagne, vermouth, cigars, three dozen
glasses and other articles too numerous to
| mention. They then broke open Mr.. King
therefrom two silver watches, markell. ?.
N, one silver chain, one pair of linked sleeve
buttons and two pairs Of gold sleeve buttons,
the property of Mr.. Kingler, and valued at
about 5000. The supposition is the burglars
secreted themselves in the hallway between
the adjoining houses and then effected an
entrance into the coffee house through the
transom over the door,
WITHOUT FRIEND.-A gentleman came
nto Judge Evans's Court this morning and
lsked to be sent to the Work House. He gave
MS name as L. Lillienthal, and said he ar
lived here from Germany on the 18th OF o.
:ober, with $3.50 in his pocket, and in going
home ole night, few days after his arrival,
was robbed OF all he possessed leaving him
without dollar and without friend to Call
upon for assistance
He states that he came to New Orleans
thinking that he might obtain employment in
some house as book-keeper, but has failed to
get any kind of employment since his arrival
here and now calls upon the authorities for a
shelter.
SCHOONER KENO SUNK.-About half-past
o'clock Wednesday morning, the schooner
Keno, in charge of Capt. Antoni, while enter
ing the mouth of the old Bayou st. John, in
Lake Ponchartrain, accidentally struck a
snag and sunk few moments afterwards. The
captain and crew were rescued by the light
house keeper. The cargo consisting of cord
wood was lost. The vessel, unless raised i'm
mediately, will probably fall TO pieces.
BURGLARY About 4 o'clock this Thurs
day. morning, the residence OF Miss Lee
marque, PIP Camp street, was felonlously en- |
tered by some unknown colored man, who
stole and carried off the following property, |
viz: One dozen dessert spoons, seventeen |
table spoons, seventeen forks, one soup ladle |
and one fish knife. (silver- plated ware |
ed by going through an aheyway fronting on
st. Joseph street, and climbing over brick
wall in the rear OF the premises.
MAYHEM. Dominick Martin, French |
peddler, got into trouble Wednesday, on Or
leans street, between Claiborne and Robert
son streets; so did Jean Dubois, who tackled |
the peddler and had his ear bitten off in try
ing 70 get loose from him. The affair created |
quite an excitement in the nighborhood, and
everybody felt happy but the two men, one
because his ear was gone and the other be-
cause he was locked up on charge that will
send him up the river if he is found guilty.
A BOLD THIEF. = Wednesday morning,
about half-past o'clock, a young man en-
tered the drug store of Mr.. Felix Clavel, at
the corner of Dauphlne and ST. Peter streets,
and said that he was stranger in town with
out cent, and asked for charity Mr.. Clayel
told him times were hard, and that he could
not afford to assist him, whereupon he grabbed
a pair of silver-mounted scales, worth about
fifty dollars, and ran out of the store Mr..
CIavel followed, but failed to overtake him.
Acknowledgements Season, a painter by
was pointed out to Officer Mitch
ell, Wednesday, at the corner of Calliope
and Carondelet streets, by Mr.. julius Mon
roe, as the individual who skipped off with
his gold watch and chain worth $3.50 few
days ago. He was taken to the Pacanier Sta
ton.
POLICE NOTES. Stella Wilkinson roped
Louis Attic into her den on Bienvllle street,
Wednesday night, and stole 81 so out of his
pocket.
A bridge at the corner of st. Ann and
streets is broken and in danger {
ous condition.
John Drill rope maker, was picked up
1t the corner of Canal and Marais streets for ,
having a lot Of property in his possession
supposed to have been stolen. :,
If any one has been roobeI of seven valua-
Die books they can recover the same by call
pg on Detective Hennessey at the Central {
Department. the books were found in the {
possession of well known thief, and are
supposed to have been stolen. {
Patrick Marsh, driver, trespassed on the
premises of Mr.. J. Murphy, at the corner of
Napoleon Avenue and st. Charles street.
To-day, Friday, remnant day, special sale
If remnants of all kinds of goods at less '