The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
THE CITY.

a BOLD MULE IHIEF.-ErneSt Anderson
was arrested and lodged in the Central b
Officers Mcmahon and Simond, on the corne
of pryades and Perdido streets, charged b,
An9rew Bonner with the larceny of a mule
and wagon. 1t appears that Anderson has
for {he past seventy three days, resided in the
Par: Ssh Prison, under the charge Of stealing a
lot lof harness from a Mr.. Isaacson, bu
was|a day or two ago let out on bonds.
"fRuling passion strong in death" Sc
thought Anderson as he passed down Poydras
streft, and espied sleek looking mule and a
comedy wagon. His mind was made up in an
inst ant. Mounting the wagon, he drove off,
beirg discovered by the owner, Mr.. Bannon,
who pursued and captured the thief, giving
him| over in charge Of the officer, who con-
due! led him to the Central Station, where the
cha1g Of larceny was lodgded against him.
SO much for mule stealing.
JUVENILE CUTIIsTs. half past 10 2. M.
Friday, difficulty occurred at the corner
OF Tfhoupitoulas street and Napoleon Avenue,
betV cen two boys, named Fred Ucus and
Lewis Johnson, aged each about fit en- years,
ia which Ucus was cut in the back with a
pocliet-knife. Johnson made his escape. The
wounded boy was taken to his mother resi-
dente on Laurel near Austerlitz street, where
| he received medical attention.
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night large gong, valued at ten dollars, was
stolin from the gate Of Judge M. A. Dooley,
on Washington, near St Charles street, by
unk hown thieves; also small gong valued at
flve Hollars, stolen from the gate of Mr.. Abell
corner Of Burdette and st. Charles streets.
BdDY FoUND.-The body Of a drowned
whitb man, name unknown, was found at $50
2. Nj. Friday floating in the river head of
Rart5OInmnw ad uh
undffshirt, grey pants. About forty five
yearI old.
HdsPITAL. - Violet Blake, aged 60 years, was
sent 70 the Charity Hospital from the corner
Drya;les and Poydras streets, at $50 P. M.
Friday, in a sick and destitute condition.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-A woman named Kate
Call fas arrested on the corner of ST. Dennis
and First streets, Friday evening, charged
with The theft of the silverware valued at $50,
stolen from the residence of Mr. Fenner
few days since. She was lodged in the
SecoEd Precinct Station by detective Pierson;
when searched thele were found on her per-
son one tablespoon, one teaspoon and one
fork, ill silver, marked with different initials
none pf which correspondent with the marks
of the silverware lost by Mr.. Fenner, but
whicHare supposed to be stolen property. Et
[Hrom Evening Edition of Yesterday
STELET COMMISSIONER NoTEs The iron |
at the corner of Customhouse and |
Rampant streets is in most dangerous con-
dition and should, without delay, receive the
attention of the proper authorities, whose
business it is to guard against the injury Of
body land limb, by seeing that bridges and
crossings are covered properly. The crossing
10 question is Just where the street car stops
1t the corner for passengers to alight and
they are apt at night to step into this pitfall.
This morning woman was crossing diago-
nally tacross Rampant street, at the corner of
C1stonhouse, and not seeing the dangerous
hole shove referred to, fell into it and was
,onsi tArabIy bruised, rs well IS having her
clothing ruined by the mud and dirty water
n the gutter
NUliANcE-The dogs that are killed by
oolsoLfed sausages ale becoming quite q
nuisalfce, as they are allowed to remain two
md rec days by the city cart drivers, until
he animals are in state Of decomposition.
endeI;ng the ttfinvia any thing but pleasant
or persons residing in the neighborhood
where buch dogs may lie At the corners Of
Bienvf lie and Claiborne and Prieur and Gus
omholse streets nuisances of this kind are
eportfd The dogs have been lying there for
hree days.
Sour LEss. - George Stringer must come m
er thls head, for he has fallen SO low as to
urloiri a pair of shoes from Chas. Busse, at
be cd rner of Tchoupitoulas and Philip
treetsl for which amusement he was lodged
l the fSeventh, charged with the crime OF
rcenys
TIMlI IS MONEY Bob Thompson, alias
hariei Porter was arrested and locked up in
le Hfrbor Station House BY Officer BALM.
orterhs charged by Alex. Washington with
le Larceny of a silver watch valued at SIS.
Dot LIE HEAD. 80 John Williams alias :
Double Head, is charged by Francois
Lichaal with desperate assault with attempt
kilt him. A warrant being issued, the
DoutIe Head" saved the peelers the trouble 2
hunt by surrendering himself to the au-
critics. z
HosFaTAL PATIENT-Andre Morris was sent
the Charity Hospital in a sick and destitute
nditbn from the Fifth Precinct Station. 81
CoALt ion EXPLOSION halfpast 10 p NJ
lursdhy, while Mrs. Lorange was fixing a
al oil lamp at her grocery store, corner Of
arignf and Urqnhart streets. the lighted
Ok Il ID into the lamp, causing terrible ex- N
oslOnt Form ataiv fila laHy asc,pea with