The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22

and suspicious characters, and about to COM
NIT q breach of the peace, were up before
Judge Evans, First Municipal Police Court,
and yesterday pleaded guilty and were placed
under $1,000 bonds each to keep the peace fol
six months. In default of bonds they were
given twenty days in the Parish Prison.
RBRoKEN LEG.-At o'clock P. n. Tuesday,
| while Mrs. Tenie Bowie was walking on the
levee, and when between Bienville and Cont
streets, she fell through hole in the wharf,
breaking her left leg and severely ipjuring
herself about the body and right leg. She
was sent to the Charity Hospital.
The RoEBAcKER MURDER. - Peter Roe
hacker, charged with the murder of his
brother Charles, appeared before Judge
Adams Fourth Municipal Court, on Tuesday,
pleaded not guilty, and was sent before the
Superior Criminal Court, charged with muir
der, under bonds of $4,000.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS John
son, as a dangerous and suspicious character,
was run into the Third Precinct Station at 2
A. M. Tuesday; also charged by officer with
carrying concealed weapons.
CUTTING Joseph Foot, charged by Bayetch
Tabitch with cutting and wounding with in
tent to kill, was locked up in the Third.
HosP1TAL.-Jean Marie, a man aged twenty
years, was sent to the Charity Hospital, hav-
ing gone to the Third Precinct Station in a
sick and destitute condition.
MAD DoG.-Patrolman Sherman shot and
killed mad dog at the corner of Custom
house and Burgundy streets on Monday.
HELPLEss.-Frank Benjamin, aged fifty
years, not having tie requisite requirements
for taking care of himself, was lodged in the
Suburban Station on Monday morning for
safe-keeping. Something got into his head.
BROKEN OPEN.-The shoe shop of A. Dau-
lon, Al Baronne street, was discovered with
the door broken open, last night at half-past
II o'clock. An officer was left in charge
until the proprietor was notified.
summers, was arrested Monday morning on
a warrant, charged with interfering with an
officer. John was taken from the corner of
Vaudeville and Claiborne streets, and locked
up in the Fifth Precinct Station.
On THE VAG.-Alfred Martin, a young sprig
of nine years, was taken into the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station Monday on charge OF being
vagrant.
DANGEROUS WEAPON. - Samuel James,
merchant, doing business in the parish of st.
OcIudIu, doShulIcu Ouc y. A6pOluOo, VI tuo
same place, on Monday, with dangerous
weapon, with intent to kill James was frus-
trated in his intentions and taken to the
Fifth Subj Precinct where he was locked up.
FIRST MUNICIPAL COURT, JUDGE Evans
Henry Davis, charged with assault and bat
terry, was sent down to the First District
Court under bonds Of $50.
Cupid Foster, charged with burglary and
larceny, came up before Judge Evans and
was sent before the Superior Criminal Court.
No bond fixed.
POLICE NoTEs.-In the different stations
there were 81 offenders of different characters
and classes registered for the "a hours ending
at half-past A. M. Tuesday For the same
length Of time % dodgers laid their weary
heads on the soft side of planks.
Madame Eugene for assault and battery on
one F. Eugene, rested in the Lawler Hotel,
free of charge.
A white man who could not give his name
was found Monday morning at the corner of
Pollard and Burgundy streets, in sick and
destitute condition and sent to the Charity
Hospital.