The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-26
THE CITY.


CuRIous Monday evening, at shutdown,
the neighborhood was made lively by the
smashing up Of tables, chairs and crockery in
. den near the corner Of Dauphine and st.
Peter streets. The officer on that beat hur-
ried to the place. and on arriving there
found three men making their exit from the
house where the trouble occurred, two OF
them police officers Both officers were in
full uniform.
The officer on that beat thinking that they
had gone in there to quiet the disturbance,
walked away. The three parties went into Q
coffee-house adjoining and took drink, after
which they separated. Shortly afterwards
woman came out of the house and appeared
at the station with terrible cash over the
left eve, which she stated the man had in
fiicted with q tumbler in the presence of the
two officers, whom she called upon to make
an arrest, which they refused to do, leaving
the house in company with the man who had
committed the deadly assault upon her. The
officers had not left the station twenty min
utes before the row.
INVITATION FROM GALVESTON FIRE COMPANY.
Toe officers and members of OUR two crack
fire companies, Mechanics No. 6 and Pelican
Hook and Ladder No. 4, have received an in
VAl6tlOA AIOAA W b6AAA6VOA ANOs ~ Va 00ASSosOA'S
to visit them on an excursion, which and
intend doing about the Goth Of next month.
This is some sport ahead for the boys.
CurrNa.-At 7 o'clock last evening diff
Guilty occurred on the Levee, head of st.
Ferdinand street, between James Holton and
Theodore Lipschuz in which the latter was
cut and badly wounded in the left arm.
Holton was arrested and lodged in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
BROKEN LEG.-At Z o'clock this Tuesday,
n orning, an Italian named Louis Borzone,
who was employed to roll cotton on board of
the ship Preston, lying at the foot Of Dumaine
street, had his right leg broken by q bale Of
cotton, which accidentally tell upon him. He
waa removed to his residence, on Royal, near
Spain, where he received medical assistance.
DEFRAUDING THE REVENUE. Ayala,
residing at the corner of Basin and Bienville
streets, charged by J. q. Bechtel with de-
frauding the internal revenue. was arrested
and lodged in the Fourth Precinct Station.
A DEspo1LED WARDROBE time during
Monday afternoon, during the absence of Mr.
Bernau (ex-Cruelty to Animal many from his
residence, on Rampant, bet Eeen Perdido and
Gravier streets, his room was entered by some
unholy creature, who, needing summer out
fit, possessed himself of the entire wardrobe
of Mr.. Bernau, except two worn out shirts,
and was gone glimmering before the un-
lucky opponent of Pat Clark arrived.
DANGEROUS. Sergeant Bibb, of the First
reports a constant flow of coal oil over the
banquette at the store Of Bell Il Wood, on
Delta street, between Common and Gravier,
- k1rvI
malicious person may place lighted match
to it and thereby cause serious cOnHagra-
ton.
A BAD CRowD.-The Eighth Precinct (Al-
giers) seems to be composed of persons whose
tongues are eternally let loose upon their
neighbors in q perfect TRADE of abuse, for
there were in that precinct last night eight
arrests made, and all of them for abuse and
SANDER. Some Beecherite should go there
and improve the manners of the people, and
teach them not to SANDER.
BURGLARY. grocery store Of 81. Lee,
No. 179 Baronne street, was some time during
last night entered by burglars who carried
away three chests of tea valued at $75. The
entrance was effected by boring holes in one
put their arms through and undo the fasten-
ing. No traces Of the night hawks.
The LONG TRoUBLEs.-The Long family
seem 10 have been engaged in quite diff
Guilty, for yesterday John Long was arrested
at the instance of Mike Long, charged with
assaulting and beating Ellen Long. If they
go along in this way, ere long they will find
no rope too long to be hanged with.
BURNING OF Tow BoAT.-At o'clock this
morning fire broke out on board of the tow
boat Aspinwall, lying in the river at the foot
of Marigny street The boat was partially
destroyed, with loss of several thousand
dollars. Cause of the fire unknown.