The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-14

. Mrs. Izermant took the stand. "Vell, d.
! is de poy vat, ven was sitroopin down in
!, Poydras Market, vat he run his hand in m
booklet und sthole mine booklet ook; IN
ven I saw dot, veil told dem udder poys v,
dey catch him don't give dem someding"
The boy asked several questions, but faile
to shake the lady in her firm conviction tbs
he "vas do; very poy vat dock de booklet
pook."
For moment all was silent. The Jude
gave few bats of his eyes, the moke cast hi
eyes heavenward, heaved long drawn sigt
and the slightest semblance of tear dro
could be seen to glisten his eye.
The Judge was immovable. You are place
under $3.50 bond. At the mention of thi
sum the moke brokesdown. He was rigid
With gasp he swooned away into the arm
OF Houh. Creagh screamed remanded, an
Houi bore the son of Africa away into tn
dock again, and there administered restora
tives to the boy.
Some others on minor charges were brouph
up-some black, some white and some mixed
The Judge did not play colors, but took in tn
whole lay out, giving them from two dollar
and fifty cents to five dollars each. Creigl
then rose and spoke a piece to the motle,
crowd of lockers on, who immediatel!
vamcsed the ranch when it was discovered
SAA's' sAAo ~oUAC A0A SsuJOu10ON uAel4 y y ClOCl
this morning.
Work OF THE CRAcKsMEN.@Some time dur
ing Monday night the grocery store of Pete
Schoeppel, No. Ga st. Joseph street, was bur
glariously entered by some unknown party
The entrance was effected by forcing oper
the front door. The following articles were
stolen: One Colts six shooter, valued at $40
one double-case silver watch. valued at $l8
one single case silver watch, $40, and lot OF
valuable papers, which are of no use to any
person but the owner. The thieves, after
helping themselves, made their escape with
out molestation.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. - During Monday
night bold attempt was made to burglarize
the glass department of Messrs E. J. Hart
& Co., No. 70 Tchoupitoulas street. Upon
examination it was discovered that the thieves
had worked on the brick wall in the rear of
the store, leading into q vacant lot They
removed the bricks until they had made an
aperture large enough to admit mans BODY:
entering, they forced one of the back doors
open.
1t appears that their intention must have
been to cut their way through to the grocery
store, but becoming alarmed made their es-
cape without taking away anything, and leav-
ing chisel behind them, which was taken to
the Central Station.
AND STILL ANoTHER.-The Western pro-
dnce store of Messrs Keep 4 Raw
mond, Nos. " and 70 Tchoupitoulas
street, was entered by unknown burglars,
who carried away two hundred pounds Of
hams. The night hawks effected their en-
trance through the PANEL over one of the
doors, which is left open at all times for the
purpose of ventilation.
They then opened the door on the inside.
Officer Armstrong in trying the doors in the
doors were open. and remained in charge un-
til the arrival of the proprietors.
The LITTLE WANDERER.-On Last Wednes-
day or Thursday, April or 8, little girl,
named Mary Ann Tenner Wright, years Of
age. very dark, eyes full, hair short, and stout
build, disappeared from the residence of Mr..
Peter Wright, her father, at the corner of
Julia and Baronne streets, and has not been
heard of since. When last seen she was at the
corner of Lafayette and Baronne street. She
answers readily to the name of Tienner. The
ather will reward any one who will leave any
at the Central Station.
Run IN.-Nine nymphs of evil ways were
'un into the Central Station by Sergeant Sla-
'ouskl last evening for violating article 528, |
O@NAAA"NSSS WAAAC0 1O1UlOS WOmcu u la |
anne to frequent coffee-houses or drink there
n, or to stand upon the sidewalk in front or
rear the premises they may occupy, or to &C.
ost, stop or call any one passing, or to dis
urb the peace and offend the good morals of
he people. They will have q hearing before
Judge Evans this morning.
OBTAINING MoNEY.-Bank Detective NJ.
'arrell ran into the Central Station, young
nan named E. jackson, charged with obtain
ng money under false pretences. He is also
harged by Sergeant Slabouski with carrying
concealed weapon, to wit, revolver.
BREACH OF TRusr.-James Hill, man
hirty six years Of age, was arrested by Officer
IcA!pin, on Carondelet street, near Lafayette
treet, charged with embezzlement and breach
f trust, to-wit, a warrant for one hundred
ollars. He was lodged in the Central
tation.
NEEDS REPAIRS. bridge at the corner
Gasquet and Franklin streets, is reported
Y Corporal Brennan, Of the First, as being
broken condition and needing immediate
epairs
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
NUMEROUS CaARGES-Mrs. Quinn is lady