The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-31
THE CITY.

DETERMINATION OF SUIT. LoAN-7he House
Of M-fame to be Regulated. OF late the fallel
women of the city have been growing bolt
and scandalous in their behavior and hav
d taken up quarters on much frequented thor
% oughfares where they have not been slow I,
insult and annoy passers-by.
Particularly has this been the case OF
streets through which the cars run, and tn
8 evil was becoming so great that ladies, chill
p dren and gentlemen feared to pass on thu
9 banquettes or ride in the cars lest they should
r be insulted and abused by these women.
! Supt. Loan, with view to abating the evi
/ 80 far as possible, and making it safe for re-
s spectacle people to travel in the cars or other
{. wise, ordered raid on last Saturday night in
the First and Third Precinct, and quite q
number were arrested. Supt. Loan is deter.
! mined to so deal with these women as to make
them fear and respect the law, and conduct
good morals and propriety. He to-day sent
the following order to Capt Lswler, COM
mandipg the Third Precinct.
''You will, tonight arrest all lewd and aban-
doned women in your precinct found violating
city ordinances, as were those whom you ar
rested on the night of the 2Sth inst, and con-
tinue to arrest all such women found so Of
Tending. Be particular to secure the arrest
of all such women residing on streets through
which street cars run. By order of the Su.
perintendent: P. Ell. BOYLE Secretary"
The Superintendent is determined to pur-
sue this course so long as there is any neces-
sity therefor. While landlords and their
agents. people claiming to be respectable,
continue to let their houses to women of this
sort, who are VIGOROUSLY vle the best ener-
gies of the police will be taxed to control
them. P. H. PoYLE, Secretary.
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Sunday night the printing Office of the Louisi-
ana State Register newspaper, corner of Plum
| and Carrolllon Avenue, was found open.
Upon an investigation it was ascertained that
an entrance was effected by some unknown
party or parties, who ransacked the whole
place. and also upset all the type and blanks
that they could find in the Office. The perpetra-
tor is evidently person we'll acquainted with
the business. Nothing was stolen.
BROKEN ANKLE.-Between and o'clock
Monday evening, Ann Phillips, white
woman, while crossing the street at the corner
OF Canal and Galvez streets, became fright |
ened by horse coming up, and while trying
to get out of the way, fell and broke her |
ankle. She was taken to the Charity Hos |
pital
IRENE MARKEr.-There are great many |
complaints about the foul condition Of the |
stalls in the IRENE Market The police have |
reported it, aud the papers spoken Of it until |
they have become weary. Who will remedy
the evil?
ANOTHER RA1D.-Tt appears to be the deter
mination on the part of Col. Loan to keep
the abandoned women in order, for
notwithstanding their discharge Monday
morning he last night sent orders down to the
Third Precinct Station for all found on the
streets behaving in an indecent manner to be
taken in at once. 1t appears that Dauphine
and Burgundy streets have of late been some
what noisy, and order is to be kept. Ac-
dispatched for the arrest of all violating Sec
ton 52S R. S., which forbids abandoned
women calling passers-by, drinking in coffee
houses or sitting On their steps.
By IL o'clock many had been taken in, and
the station yard was like some Pandemonium
with the yells and excavations of the
prisoners. Some in their carouse struck up
wild songs, whilst others seemed to vent their
anger on the police.
This morning the validity of that section
Of our criminal laws will be tested
BRICK YARD Row.-About o'clock Mon
lay morning a difficulty occurred in the
Delachaise brick yard, on Tchoupitoulas,
lear Amelia street, between two men named
Thomas Woody and Edward Nelson. both {
employed in the yard as laborers, which re- a
ulted in the former being cut with a pocket
Knife by the latter, infictipg wound on the
back of the head and one in the right side.
From all that could be cleaned, it appears
hat Woody was throwing bricks around
and struck Nelson with one,
Vhereupon the latter drew his knife and at
acked his opponent. The wound, though
evere is pronounced not dangerous.
The Doves BROUGHT DowN.-Three hun
red and forty dollars enriched the treasury
+ the First Municipal Police Court on Mon
ay, being the proceeds of the big raid on
aturday night upon the houses of the soiled r
owes. Various were the colors and classes
spresented, but they all pleaded guilty to
be charge of violating article 528, city ordi-
ance, and in the good heart of the Judge he
build only summon courage to fine each of
lem So or ten days in the Parish Prison.
DRIVING AT FURIOUS RATE At z o'clock
unday morning, boy named Alfred Lend
y, about fifteen years old, was run over by
butcher cart (from information received No.
'S), at the corner of Hospital and Levee
reefs The boy is severely hurt in the right
I'd left arm. He has been working on lug
r lying at the head of Hospital street. The
plain took the boy in charge and furnished
edical attendance. 1t is stated that when
n over the butcher cart was going at a furi-
IS rate, and after the boy was run over the
eed was increased.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR. GUIDED Forster, a
negro burglar, entered the house
Emily Frost on Willow street, near
lalia, during her absence, and stole there
m clothing linen, ETC., valued at about
o. Forster was subsequently arrested by
ficer Garlick, but none of the articles re-
vered. He is also charged by Lizzie Brag-
ne with assault with a dangerous weapon J
h intent to kill.
SHOOTING AFFAAIR,-About 100 o'clock
nday difficulty occurred on the corner of
urth and Lafayette streets, Gretna, between
} men named Casper Weiss and George
.inpetter, in which the former YVES shot In
thigh and left side. Dr. Relander at
ded the wounded man, and pronounced
wound not dangerous. Kleinpetter was
ested and lodged in the Eighth Precinct.
'oDY FoUND-The body of Dallas Sharp, y