The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-21
THE CITY.

L
J one Dago Touly, on Cont, between Rsmpal
and Burgundy streets, he was robbed of So
! in currency and $1,000 in checks by woma
named Mary Francis, q "panel player,
we'll known to the police. After robbing tn
man she succeeded in making her escape
The following dispatch was sent to the sta
tons:
To the First and Fourth Precincts: Ares
on sight q colored woman of i'll fame name
Mary Francis, and we'll known to the officer
of the First and Fourth Precincts, charges
with robbery. G. BERGERoN,
Sergt. Third Precinct
Do1NGs OF THE POLICE BoARD.-Oficer F
Taylor, of the Second Precinct came befor
the boerd Friday morning charged with neg
lect Of dutv, to wit: Sitting down asleep OF
his beat. The board after due deliberation,
fined the officer five days pay.
Officer J. Carpenter, of the Harbor Pre-
cinct. for neglect of duty, inasmuch as he
was guilty on the night of the 18th inst. o.
being in company with a woman while on hil
beat He was found guilty and fined five
days pay.
Officers ]. s. Becker, of the Harbor, l. Ir.
win, Of the Fifth, and ]. Cashmere, of the
Sixth Precinct, for neglect of duty, were
fined respectively five and one days pay.
ANAUeHrY GAME SroppED.-C. C. McKen-
zie and Henry Leonard were arrested and
lodged in the Second Precinct Station charged
by Officer L. J. Brown with being dangerous
and suspicious characters. It appears that
their game is as follows: One of them rings a
door bell and asks for food. While the lady
or servant of the house goes to procure the
wished for victuals, the other thief sneaks in
and carries away all that is not too heavy to
lift. The pair are we'll known to the police
as expert sneak thieves.
A STATEMENT.-Mr.T Tom Uaher called at
this Office and asked that the statementof one
Bowling be corrected in reference to the
Sports Social Club picnic. Mr.. Usher states
that the version of Bowling is incorrect in
toto That there we're no ropes cut nor
glasses broken nor single candle stick
throw n while the pleasure party we're on their
way to Ponchatoula, and furthermore, that he
had no difficulty with Bowling. In fact he
pronounces the whole statement without
foundation.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT. Shay
and Ben White, charged by Michael Mcclure
with stripping him of his clothing and shoes
and carrying them away on the second of July,
1875, were sent before the First District
Court under $500 bonds each.
Virginia Anderson, the woman who as
saulted Mrs. Eisennaker, her son and hus-
band, on the evening of the 18th inst, was
remanded to the Parish Prison without bail
STREET SUPERINTENDENT Es.-Super-
intendent Loan, of the metropolitan police,
has received communications from all pre-
cinct captains relative to the filthy condition
of various streets and cutters in their re-
spective precincts. The report is of such
length as to preclude its entire publication in
these columns, but there is not single pre-
cinct in which several streets are not reported
as being in disgraceful condition.
POLICE NoTEs.-Fanny Manuel, Martha
Davis, Nancy Smyley and Amelia Holland,
for pilfering coffee from the sacks on the
levee, near Girod street, were all given quar-
ters in the Harbor Station.
TIE bridge at the corner of Frenchman
and Craps street is in dangerous and broken
and needs immediate repairs.
BREWERY FIRE.-At 1O:15 A. M. on Friday
! fire was discovered in the Orleans Brewery,
corner of st. Ferdinand and Chartres streets,
owned by Mr.. Joseph Armbruster. The fire
originated from the sparks falling from the
on the single roof The flames
we're sxtinguished by citizens with but a
rifing damage. Alarm was turned in from
Box 513.
DEAD CH1NAMAN. steamer Lessie Tay-
or arrived here at 5 o'clock Friday afterno on
rom the Upper Coast Upon board was the |
lead body OF Chinaman, named Kai-Mai, |
Who died in an upper parish. A certificate |
las been given by Dr. q. B. White, President |
# the Board Of Health, to receive the body. |
coroner notified.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On July |
he 25,h, 1875, a lot OF diamonds we're stolen |
rom Mr.. Cazzenavette, residing at No. 274 |
1lllere street. The articles were valued at |
ome $500 or more. Capt Rey, of the Fifth |
Precinct, and Detective Devereaux recovered |
nd returned to the owners the property.
ABArE THE NUISANCE The two-story brick |
louse, 236 Peters street, owned by Frank
saptlste, is reported by the police as being |
pen day and night, and is complained of by |
be neighbors as nuisance and as a shelter |
or Migrants and thieves who rendezvous
here.
MOVE IT AWAY The residents in the
iciniry of 9Og Bolivar street complain that
OK of dirt has been left by the city carts in
hat neighborhood for the past eight days.
he perfume arising therefrom is anything
ut aromatic.
DANGEROUS SHED-The shed at the corner
81. CnarleS ana EuCeIpo b1cets 10 III d
ilapidated condition, and liable to fall at any
,onent. The attention of the owner of
be property is called to the fact.
SICK AND DESTITUTE. -Chas. McGeary, a
,hite man, aged ~ years, was sent to the
harity Hospital, having been found lying
q q sick and destitute condition on the levee,
cad of Canal street.
LARcENY.-The steamer Pike, lying at the
cad of Crossman street, is the place, 1880 2.
l. Thursday the time, and larceny of chick
MS the crime for which John Bryant Ian
uished in the Harbor.
CRUELTY TO CHILD.-Ellen Mulherden, a
'ash-tub beauty, was arrested on the Canal
treet Ferry Landing, charged by Officer Bal
wv with being drunk and ill-treaiing child,
boy of years of age.
HOSPITAL CAsE-Annie Cannon having been
,und at 200 Basin street in sick and desti-
ate condition, was sont to the Charity Hospl-
Il by Officer Blair, of the Fifth Precinct.
FoUND.-Officer Seaman found four saddle
.ames on the Levee, foot of Julia street, and
,ok them to the Harbor Station, where they
ow await claimant