The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
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FROM oar LFrnIng Edition OF GcSScr9aGf
FLLED Il. Four nynphs of i'll fame in
hahting the den on the corner Of Dauphinl
AMI Toulouse streets, disturbed the peace il
sun manner with their drunken midnight
hTlings, that it became necessary to loci,
tbm up in the Third Precinct.
| EVIL INTENTIONS. The top Of the morning
tfyou, Mrs. ORourke, and why was it yer
} sf that's after being caught in the IRENE
larket under suspicious circumstances,
shich made the officer think you about to
tommlt larceny, and then, shame on you,
10 sleep upon the could floor of q cell in the
Fourth, tor so simple an ottense
COPPER THIEy Es.-A sailor named George
Moore was arrested yesterday at O'Clock,
above Harvey's Canal, charged with the lar
ceny Of a lot of copper and machinery works
valued at $3.50 He was caught with the
property in a skiff and was taken to the
Eighth, where he will remain to answer the
charge made against him.
MISCELLANEOUS Isichard Thompson was
arrested in Dryades Market for having goods
in his possession supposed to be stolen. He
was lodged in the Second Precinct Station.
Two other distinguished mokes, bearing
the names of Washington Webster and George
Washington, were immured in the station,
charged with the same offense.
Antoine John. a colored individual, was
taken into the Harbor Station having been
caught in the act Of pilferirS sugar on the
leyee.
Alexander Gallet,' 70, pilfering cotton,
shared the same fate, aDs SO did Isaac Kelley,
tor purloining wood.
Angeline Fine WISHING to reduce one Ser
lete Kemp dowr to fine point, committed
an assault and oattery on the latter, for which
She will hav. to stand fine before the Judge,
as she was confined in the Fifth
Silveaer Pierre having used language more
expressive than elegant to one Marie Parro |
wa, and having made dire threats against the |
sid Marie, Sylvester was put up for safe keep |
ng in the Fifth.
Joassim Henriot is charged by Joe Foulet |
with selling stolen prop 1ty. For said crime
ienriot sojourned for time in the Fifth.
Clara Woods, tor committing a breach of |
be peace and being guilty Of malicious mis-
,Alet, was locked up IN the Third
4. Adams and one of his ribs Caroline,
lad quite a set-to last night at the corner OF
)ryades and st. Andrew streets. Adams hit
Ter one good one, but Caroline made Tor him.
nd would have pulled the wool from his head
lad it not been for the timely Intervention of
n officer, who landed the happy couple in the
iXth Precinct ''boose," charging them with
ghting and disturbing the peace
Strange circumstances for a Bishop to be
aught under, but yet it is true that one
bishop Walls was found in such a state of in
Jxication on CGstomhouse and Rampant
treets as to be unable to navigate alone, and
therefore, charitable peeler offered him as
stance and toWed him into the Fourth Pre-
met Station.
Nor or Arkansas John Smith comes :
} the front and says that he has been fused, /
ven more than old John was by the wiley '
ldian Chief. He has been the victim OF a
ON IN med Estella Thornton, who robbed
in Of eirthly goods as f5llows Tnirty-two
)lars ii money, pair Of shoes and bundle
clothing. Estelia was unprecedented by an
ficer on the corner Of jackson and Market
reefs and taken to the Eighth.