The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-14
THE CITY.

& CASE OF EMBEzzL EMENT.-On the % day o.
n December, 1874 Messrs. Antoine Burthet 4 Co
= MADE an affidavit against one Joseph Gordan for
c The embezzlement of money amounting to s4sa
out OF $500 intrusted to Gordan by the firm. for
" the purpose of purchasing rice. The case was
& Drought up before Judge Evans yesterday at
Il about l O'Clock p. NJ. The evidence of sew
h eral witnesses was taken, which was rather con-
n slctlng. Mr. Alex Dalshemer appea ring for this
, defence, and A. Brenguie ESQ., for the prosecn-
t ton. After the evidence, the evening advancing
S and the hours of darkness closing upon the
V court, the case was continued until Tuesday tbs
10th inst, at 2. ~
MORE kNAyE THAN FooI-A moke blaeEer
than the hinges OF the Internal regions, named
Andrew Baker was taken to the FIRST Prec,uct
Station about o'clock last evening from tbe
corner of Lafayette and Franklin streets. on
charge OF drunk, lighting and disturbing the
peace. BOB Rogers and two dogs Of indiscribable
Dreed, were also conveyed to the station with
the son OF Erebus Upon arriving at the station
AZ drew discovered that he was in the nine hole
ana, having recourse to language which would to
some green horn have appeared to be the coinage
u mhd diseased, spoke IN tone of the deepe: !.
despair to the canine companions of his youthful
pereSrlnatons.
The police discovered that this defamation Oh
.ne part OF Andrew was merely ruse of the
Dack individual to make good hls escape I've
peelers grasped him tightly but Andrew made
several lunges for the door, and insisted that his
dogs had something queer about them, and that
| the young quadrupeds were the only demente6
! creatures at that time in the station save the
peeiers, who bad conveyed him to his resting
place But alas for the job that Andrew put up,
Tor with rude hands the peelers tumbed him
headlong into a cell where he reposed for the
night, and dreamed that he was mad nor north
west III his mind
From Yesterday Evening Edition
Thrown FROM HIS HoRsE.-As patrolman NJ
i i-ols' ol .he uo-lrecInct, was going his beat
last evening at about Gao, and when on Canal
street, near Carrolton avenue, his horse tool
fright, and throwing Mr.. Long injured him dan
Gerousy He was taken home by patrolnap ].
Long and 7, Mcclure, where his family physician
attended him.
fIRE-Aboui $50 This morning fire broke
CUT az the corner Of Camp and st. Mary streets
IN one-story shanty, owned by Judge Bernard
ana occupied by Mrs Brown as a wood a d coal
shed. The entire place was DESTROYED Dam
age sl5o No Insurance The alarm was turned
streets. o
SERIOUS CHARGE Marshall Robertson wac or
rested by virtue of warrant taken ont bv G.
Leroy, charging Robertson with having stoIep
goods IN his possession, knowing the came to lie
stolen for which offense the offender of the law
reposed In the Fifth.
AssAULT.-R. Worrell comes to the from, and
accuses one Mollie Gordon with trespass a!so
with assault with dangerous weapon for which
mlsdemeanor Mollie was ensconced in the EonrtI
Precinct Station.
A YOUNG lNEBRIATE.-Jmmy Bots. scarcely
hfteen Years Old, got drunk and roamed around
the vicinity of Levee and Common straats
Officer Becker, of the Harbor wishing To corrac+
the evil ways OF youth, took the Young yagrant
INTO the first Precinct Station under the cIarof
OF drunkenness and vagrancy.
DIED FROM HIS WouND.-John Burps who
accidentally shot himself in the neck night be-
tore last, died at an early hour this morn,no
The Coroner, holding an inquest, returned YER
dlct IN accordance with the facts in yesterdays
BULLETIN.
aTTESTIoN.-Oficer W. Nickerson REPORTS frs
Danquette on Rampant street. right hand sidc
gong down, between Toulouse and st. Peters
as being IN very bad condition and almost ~
passabe in rainy weather.
Inc attention of whom it may concern is solia-
ted by the officer.
MIsCEILaNEoCs.- James White who takaa
through the world with him the unenviable rem
aton OF beng plckpocket, was last night ar
'ested at the corner of Cana and Dorsicr An
is dangerous and suspicious and about to ro,os
ny breach OF the peace. jim went to the
hlrd Precinct Station under the above CHARGES
Iarrle Brown - charged by w Dledreseer WITH
obbery and was lodged IN the Third on this
harge. ' ~
jennie LYMAN got on bender last night. ana
oh'raTy 10 the law disturbed the peace on Ton
ouse, between Burgundy and Dauphne streets
ho was, therefore,, lodged in the Third
Mary Matherson charges Neil Matherson with
SSault ana battery with intent to kill. Neil was
nder the charge, locked up in the First Precinct
tation.
Three nymphs Of the demi-monde fraternity
lara Butler, Caro- Hughes and Mary AIey
hder, got INTO fstcuff and disturbed the
eace. hey were taken to the Central from the
orner OF Franklin and Poydras
VIM Hayes and Jim Murry on a like CHARGE
ere also irnmured in the First lock up.
1ho5. Ryan, dangerous man, for havinea
pop IN his possession and committing an ss-an'-
n one l.. a. DuvIgnaud with intent to kill was
'dged in the Central Station under charG II,
ccordance with the above facts