The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-05

is in q dilapidated condition, rendering i
dangerous for pedestrians to pass that way
as the broken shed is liable to fall at any mo
ment.
Il UNTIMELY END.-Wednesday evening, at I
o'clock, a boy named Henry Devlin. about II
years OF age, was severely bitten in the lef
leg by vicious dog, on Galvez, between Ora
vler and Common streets. At the request o.
the owner the dog was killed by police off
Ger.
| ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. AT 3 o'clock yester.
day afternoon Matt Reeves, Waterman of tn
steamer r. T. Bryarly, lying at the head OF
Customhouse street. shot himself accidentally
in the right leg while handling his pistol
The wounded man was taken to the Hotel
Dieu, where his wound was considered
serious.
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT. John F. NAL
lard, gasftter, was run into the Sixth Pre-
cinct Station, charged by Chas. Hernandez
with enlightenment of $3.50 worth of property
belonging to the Jefferson City Gas Light
Company.
WRIGHT IS WRoNG-A fellow named A. B.
Wright, who seems to have been neglected
very much in his breeding was locked up in
the Fourth Precinct Station, charged by OFF,
Ger Baquet with being drunk and insulting
ladies on the street.
POLICE NOTES. Bib is sick. He
could not stand the persecution of his
enemies. Some say the Fourth don't agree
with his nerves. The Parish Prison is too
much of reminder. He got paid off Tues
day, and some wicked person says he invested
in too much "tea."
Ernest Fuellaly, fellow with high aspira-
tons, attempted to pass off as detective
officer, but became intoxicated and fell in
with Officer J. Welsh, who knew more about
the business. Ernest went headlong into
the Third Precinct Station.
Eight private marketmen were pulled into
the Fourth Precinct Station, charged with
article 81, act OF 1874.
FIRST M. P. Court, JUDGE EvANs-Ernest |
and Erson, charged with the larceny of |
mule, wagon and harness, appeared before |
for his appearance.
John Bradley, assault and battery on one |
Sarah Reed. Bonds for appearance, $3.50.
Robert Brecenridge, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious character, was up
before the Judge. Bonds $3.50 for appear
ance.
The case of David Campbell Fakes, alias
Henry Overton, who obtained money from
Gardner 4 Bussey, ON the 23d of July, and
who is also charged with forgery, was con-
,inued until August TO-
Ben Colburn, for drunk and disturbing the
peace, $40 or twenty days in the Parish
Prison.
Bob Thompson, alias Cleus Porter. appeared
charged with the larceny of a silver watch,
July "a, 1875; $3.50 for appearance.
John Washington as a dangerous and sus-
Vicious character. and attempting to tap the
i'll of one Jacob Krehen on the 9th ult.,
vas placed under $3.50 to keep the peace for
tx months in default of'which thirty days in
'arish Prison.
Eliza Boyd and Kate Colbert charged, from
Information received, with being accessories
. the cutting and attempted murder of Thos.
lusdexexarts, on the night of the Sd of
.ugust, pleaded not guilty and were placed
nder bonds of $500 each for appearance. :
Malinda Wells, charged with robbing one
ohm McStea of 81, pleaded not guilty. Five
undred dollars bonds for her appearance.