The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-04
THE CITY.

CRUSHED TO DEArH-The four-year OLE
son of Mr.. G. Alexander was thrown from {
furniture wagon at o'clock Tuesday even
ing while riding with his father, at the cor
ner Of St Philip and Claiborne streets. The
boy was instantly crushed to death. Coroner
notified.
DIED FROM ScALDNG.-The boy Samuel
Vosburg, who was scalded on the 3lst ult
by escaping steam from Robinson's sash fac.
tory, corner of Howard and Gravier streets,
died at IL 80 Tuesday morning from the effect
of his scalds, at his residence, No. 70 Locust
| street.
FALSE ALARM false alarm of fire was
sounded at 1890 Monday night from box PIG,
corner Of Hospital and Dauphine streets. The
alarm was turned in by an unknown white
man, who made his escape, though pursued
by private Waterman Wclfron. The box was
found open.
BAD DOG AND UNREASONABLE MAsTER.-At
Z o'clock, Monday evening, boy named
Martin Berkery. IL years Of age, was severely
bitten in the right leg and knee, by dog
belonging to Alexander Martin, residing on
Jane, between Perdido and Gravier streets.
The boy was taken to his home, No. 1l8 Boil
var street, where he received medical atten-
ton. The friends of the boy requested the
owner of the dog to have the animal killed.
but the request was peremptorily refused.
SMALL F1RE-At lip. M. Monday fire
occurred at the residence of Mr.. Simon
Forcheimer, No. 668 Magazine street. The
fire took place in the back room of the second
story. Loss estimated at $250-two bed
steads only having been burned. Covered by
insurance.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Mary Oliver was arrested
by Officer O. Stanmeyer, at 1888 White street.
and lodged in the Sixth Precinct Station
The cause of Mary's arrest was charge OF
house breaking, brought against her by
Lavinia Oliver.
A DEED OF vALoR.-The deputy constable
in Algiers has performed q deed of valor
which should entitle him to chaplet Of i'm
mortal fame. The daring and intrepidity
with which this gallant constable took the
life of demented canine is truly worthy of
homage.
POLICE NOTES. Harrison, a private
marketman, was taken into the Eighth,
charged with violation Of article 81, act of
1874
Joseph Tases, who performed the same
feat met with the identical fate.
Martha Jefferson and Laura Harris, resid-
ing at the corner of Magazine and Leontine
streets. were ensconced in the Seventh Pre-
cinct Station, charged with having lot of
ladies' clothing in their possession, knowing
the same to be stolen.
Running his cart without license is the
charge brought against George Watson by
Corporal Hearsey of the Eighth Suburban.
Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. NJ. Kenney got on |
their muscle and went for each other, when |
Officer Herman came along and ran them into |
The Second.
VIM. Kelly, residing on Port street, be-
ween Decatur and Lsvee, was run into the |
Fifth, charged by Officer Mead with disturb
ng the peace and brutally beating his child.
Isaac Gross was guilty of gross crime,
committing assault and battery on Emma
Green. The Fifth Precinct Station was
saa,s resting place.
CHARITY HospITAL.-The following is the re-
port for July, 1876:
Number of patients admitted
foreigners. .Zn4
United Sta teS ......................1 1876
Total. 1893
Males 273; females 126.
Number OF patients discharged
Tales. .............. 1873
emales; -................'-. ................ 70
Total .298
Number Of deaths, 50,
Number OF patients remaining August 1, 1875
emales ................... ..l76
Total. .5O7
A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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