The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-03
THE CITY.

BURGLARS At WoRx.-Some time during
Tuesday night the drug store Of Alex K. Fin
lay, ct the corner Of Camp and Julia streets,
wss entered BY burglars, who, after going
through both money drawers, found 1--WE dol
lars in currency, three or four bottles o.
liquor and . coat that was hanging in the
store
They effected an entrance by climbing over
tho alley way fence in the rear Of the premi.
ses on Julia street, which led to- the store,
and then prying open the back door, which
was only secured by night latch, and left
by the same way, as two white men were seen
coming out Of the alley way about half-past
Tuesday morning.
Being in the neighborhood Of the Sixth
Precinct Station the other morning, it
occurred to our reporter that an item might
be secured. Accordingly dropping in, he
found everything quiet - nothing stirring.
Walking back to where the cells are situated,
he was struck with the neatness and cleanli-
ness everywhere to be observed, and which,
to say the least, reflects much credit on the
efficient turnkey, Mr.. Theodore Smith.
SWIMMING FOR FRu1r.-At4 o'clock yester-
day evening, two colored boys went swimming
in the liver at the head Of St Philip street,
for the purpose Of stealing fruit from the
schooners They were pursued BY the police,
but escaped, leaving their clothing behind
them in basket under the wharf.
GoNE GLndMERM0.-A colored woman
named Nancy. who was employed at No. 1856
st. Charles street, by Mrs. V. Brown as .
servant, disappeared yesterday with Sis in
United States currency. The woman is
about twenty-four years old. and Of medium
stature.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman named Phoebe,
about IS years old, residing on Fourth street,
between Lsonidas and Monroe, died sudden
~ at o'clock yesterday evening from heart
disease.
Hosp1TAL.-A man named Patrick Kelly,
As years of age, was sent to the Charity Hos
pi al last evening, having been found in q
sick and destitute condition at IA Peters
street.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
LARCENY. Gray was arrested by
virtue of warrant at the corner of Lafayette
and Fifth streets, and lodged in the Eighth
Precinct Lookup, charged with the larceny Of
. lot of clothing, by Louisa Burthes.
Joseph Guidry is charged by one Chas.
Eagan with the larceny of SIS in United States
currency. He was, therefore, locked up in
the Fourth Precinct Station.
B1aAMY.-Lucy Wilson comes forward and
charges her better halt, Peter Wilson, with
the serious charge of bigamy. Peter was,
therefore, surrendered on q warrant at the
Eight Precinct
Found OpEN.-At1 80 O'Clock this (Wednes-
day. morning the Office of Mr.. Culbertson,
80 Exchange Alley, was found open and Sc
cured by the officer on the beat.
THREE CHARGE& ALFRED and Louisa John
son are pair who, not seeing fit to behave
themselves, were arrested on the corner of
Lyon and Tchoupitoulas streets and lodged
in the Seventh Precinct Lookup, charged by
L. Sewell with trespass, malicious mischief
and larceny.
BAR Room BURGLARY.-Betweent the hours
of 9 and 3o'clock this forenoon, the bar-room
of ]. ]. Weakening, at the corner of Delord
and Magazine streets, was entered by un-
known burglars, who carried away about SIS
in currency, which they found in the drawer,
and also ten dollars worth of cigars. The
entrance was effected by boring through one
of the front doors on Magazine street, the
thieves making an entrance large enough to
admit of their christening the bolts. The
burglars made their escape, and as yet there
is no clue to their identity.
DEAD BABY.-The baby that was found on
the night Of the 26th ult at the corner of Vile
re and Canal streets, and given to Mrs. Lo-
renzo Martinez for keeping, died at half past
8 o'clock this "wednesday morning.