The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-15
THE CITY.


one of the hand-cars of the Canal Street,
City Park and Lake Railroad ran into the
buggy owned by Mr.. Richard Benton, at the
corner of Bienville and Franklin streets, and
damaged the vehicle TO the amount OF $50.
Fortunately Mr.. Benton and child, who were
in the buggy, received no injury.
On WARRANT-Ann Hanley, charged by
Robert Hanley with larceny, was arrested at
No SO Palmyra street, by virtue of q warrant
issued from the First M P. Court and execu-
ted by Court Officer Maurice.
P1cKpocKEr. Scott Williams, who was
in the act of picking the pocket of Mr.. Chas.
Dennis. was arrested at the corner of Dryades
and Perd do streets by Officer Roman, and
run into the Central Station.
In THE Tons.-For having three gold rings
in his possession, the same being stolen pro-
perty, George Hunt was run into the Central
Station from the corner of Gravier and Ba-
rome streets. George hunt better occupa-
ton.
CHARITY HosPITAL Bernard Miller, ma
tive OF the United States, 25 years of age, was
sent to the Charity Hospital in a sick and
destitute condition from the corner of Lafay-
cite and Front streets.
On A WARRANT Andy Divine, charged by
A. Condor with larceny, was arrested by vir-
tue of a warrant and lodged in the Central
Station, by Court Officer Houlihan.
BITTEN BY DoG.-At o'clock P. Nj.
Wednesday, a boy named Original st. Ann, F"
aged six years, was severely bitten by a vicious
dog on Bolivar, between Poydras and Perdido
streets. He was taken to his residence, No.
154 Bolivar street.
A Ten DOLLAR MORNING BLAzE.-About 6
o'clock Thursday morning the chimney of
one-story frame house on Short and Burthe
streets took fire. The premises are occupied
BY Eliza Green and owned by Mr.. Drennen.
The fire resulted in a slight damage to the
roof. Loss about $40.
BROKEN R-PIpE.-The main pipe of
the City Water Works, on Julia, between Ba-
rome and Carondelet streets, burst at 2
o'clock A. M. Thursday. The water is over
flowing the streets.
LOCKED Up ALL AROUND AT 10 o'clock
Wednesday night Ofice Haywood started out
armed with warrant from the Hon. Judge
Staes in search of a man named Marcelin
Ledet, a merchant, who is charged by Gus.
Schmidt, inspector of customs, with kid
mapping his child. He was arrested and
locked up in the Algiers Police Station. Gus.
Schmidt was also locked up, charged with car
rylng cOncoaleu weapons.
LARcENY.-Jame Nash was accommodated
in the Fourth Precinct Lookup at 10 o'clock
Wednesday night, charged by VIM. Anderson
with the larceny of silver watch. James
saw William at the corner of Customhouse
and Franklin streets; he espied the precious
article, and hence the theft.
POLICE NoTEs.-Capt. Robinson sent Capt.
Loan clean report Thursday morning. The
Uhlans did not even arrest single drunk.
VIM. Blocks is recorded as a dangerous and
suspicious character. For safe-keeping Will
liam was kept at the Seventh Precinct Sta
ton.
FIRST MUNICIPAL Court. Robert E. Kitch-
ems, charged by M. S. Courtney with breach
of trust and ENHANCEMENT, was arraigned
before Judge Evans Thursday and placed
under $3.50 bonds for his appearance.
John Vincent, charged with burglary, $500
for his appearance.
Alex Thompson, assault and battery on one
Robert Singleton, pleaded not guilty. $3.50
for appearance.
Maria Easier, charged by Sarah Colbert
with assault and battery with dangerous
weapon, pleaded not guilty. $50 for her
appearance.