The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-25
THE CITY.

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SNEAK THIEVES TO THE FKoNT:.Dees" y" t.';.r.s
hours of9 and II yesterday some tnleI VI so III
entered the residence OF Mr.. +. barret, W. =!
81. Charles street. and stole from ON ING MAY" may,
| an Italian marble twenty-one Gay cIUe n. "a, a
ing about thirty pounds, and valued =. ~ the
gentleman will pay n mpe no clue to the thief
has been discovered.
"rur Cry Is STILL THEY CONF "-between
tina honrs Of one aud two o'clock yesterday. uul
| ing the temporary absence q tno fanny " -,
Vans some nariies entered his residence. on
Camp street. between Deiachalse ~ 1o 80 S,o-
;siana Avenue. The following articles We're s,o-
len: Two silver English lever watcnes. .uIl
Walsh maker, and marked H. r. on the o Vc.saue
| OF the case one o! them numD5reu ol.vlso' ~
pair Of coral earrings; one 6reastn, VIII ,.;n
tlemans picture IN 1t; one lauy 5s U.E f.: two
silver enoons marked \. J. n all valued ~ s1oV'
The enfrance was effected by breaking open u
window in the rear OF the house.
SMALL F1RE.-About 10 O'Clock last nlsn ~" =
fire broke out on the corner OF Bordeaux an1
Magazine streets in the one-story d ccnn;ed nv
owned by Mr.. Adam Ellenbacn ana occup,ou ~
Mrs. jane Jenneno. By the timely appearance
of the FIRE Department the fire was extineulsheur
with but twenty dollars damages, fully coyeree
by insurance in the Lafayette company Osu'o
OF the IRE unknown.
TAKEN TO THE SrAr1oN.-Offcer Gilbert. OF tne
Harbor Station, found Wheeier wilson tha ,.h"rf
ing machine without the stand under tne WAT ~
at the head of Madison street. and TOOK " % 'nc
station. 1t is supposed to have been stolen
OvERnoARp.-Yesterday Ut half past II o'clock
q man named John Br0usse. about si4*y-Ios4
years of age accidentally fell overheard INTO tns
river Ut the head of Race street. he was rescueo
from drowning by some citizens and taken 10 nle
residence, 1923 Magazine street. This ls the same
man who was missing from his residence at
| o'clock A. NJ. on the Esd inst.
TREspAss-John Burns, alias Yorke, was last
night arrested at the instance OF U. H. hoos, anCa
lodged in the Central Station, charged with en-.
tering the News Boys Home without any l Ign
disturbing the peace and assaultlng ana RESIST
ing him IN the discharge of mis- duty while making.
the arrest.
A STATEMENT Hiram Smedley states
that he did not, as asserted by W.. b. Fhllllps, III
his statement published in this column yesterday
morning, invite Phillips out OF the State-House
to take q drink. He says that he met Phlillps III
the street, and he saw the attack on him, and It
was made by one maa.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition..
ARREST OF THE MATE B. F. Burch, O. steam
boa,man, and mate Of the Leslie Taylor, was ar
rested at the head OF Poydras street, and lodged
in the Harbor Station by Capt. LawlOr, charged
with maliclously cutting loose the head'hnes Oh
the stream, and thereby destroying the lives OF
several persons who were on board. Several eye
witnesses entirely exculpate MIR. Burch from any
blame whatsoever, and state that he 0l0 u VIII
Mr. Burch was taken before Judge Evans, this
morning, and released under $500 bond for his
appearance.
FouND.-Oficer Rogers, Of the Eighth, found
in the house OF one Richmond Fierce, residing 10
Algiers, on the corner Of Market street and the
- hall
cinnaG The valise contained one pair shoes,
one black coat and one gold button with white
stone. Fierce states that he found the vaise
floating in the river yesterday during the steam
boat disaster.
MISCELLANEOUS. Tillcw, charged with the
larceny of five chickens, took up his abode in the
Sixth Precinct for last night.
The bridge at the corner OF st. Andrew and
White streets, is in a broken and dangerous con-
ditiOn and needs immediate repairs.
Some time during last night, a woman named
Mrs. Joe Antoine, seventy years old, at 1893
Dauphine street, died suddenly. Cause Of death
general debility.
Eugene Durand stands charged by Margaret
Hartman with breach of trust and embezzle
ment. The Fifth Precinct Station served as he.
resting place last night
Jim Labarge and George VIM. Thomas were
taken into the Harbor station by Officer Harrigan,
charged by SAMUEL Jasper with obtaining mo2eJs
under false pretenses, and also charged by the
officer with being dangerous and suspicious
characters.
A colored man named Thos Rizer, twenty
years OF age, was sent to the Charity Hospital
having gone TO the Harbor Station in . sick and
destitute condition.
The body of an unknown, drowned mas was
found at Camp farapet in the river. Coroner
Gaudet held an inquest and returned q verdict Of
accidental drown ing.
Joseph Mack was lodged in the Central Station
by Officer simonds, charged with the larceny of
. ham. He was arrested ON st. Charl q street
mar Commercial Alley.
ANOTHER Notwithstanding during the.
night Of the 22d the store Of G. Knebel l. Co..
dealers in hides, ETC., at Al Peters street. vas.
entered BY unknown thieves. who.
stole therefrom an alsrm clock. silver-monnted
alligator skin valise, . lot of furs, one pair Of
CATERS and pair OF pantaloons, all OF which.
we're valued at fifty dollars. The entrance Vas.
effected by forcing the front door open with some
iron instrument. The thieves made their escaDe
leaving behind them pair of black pants and
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