The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-20
THE CITY.

| MRS MATILDA ROBERTSON lNSULTED 70
o week back Julia Calhoun and Juliet,
: Josephine have made it a practice every eve
ming to rally III front of Mrs. Robertson.
house and insult and abuse that lady in 6
style disgracetul to themselves and every one
else in the quiet vicinity where she resides il
the Third District. Mrs. II. seeing that the
two girls proposed to keep it up, and having
exhausted all fair means OF abatlng the harsh
feeling that existed between them, repaired to
Judge Longs Court and made an affidavit
against them for insult and abuse. The war
rant was Immediately placed in an officer S
hands and both women soon found quarters III
the Washington Square Station. Court Officer
Bohm arrested them at their domicile on Man
| deville street, between Prosper and Solidelle
streets.
| AN OBSTRUCTION -Frtnk Sanders, Joseph
Guilot and Dominick Anselmi were towed
INFO jill in batch by Officer Commons from
the corner OF Frenchmen and Rampant streets,
whore they were obatfucting the sidewalk and
disturbing the psace, in most abominab c
style
SOMEBODY'S SEIFF. The Algiers police re-
port finding skitf named the : Big Hurri-
cane, floating in the river, opposite the
Sixth District Ferry Landing. The owner
can recover the same BY calling at the Police
Station.
Breach or TEJ-sr Mrs Dereski was ar
rested on warrant on Love street, between
Poet and Music at quarter Of 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, charged by Miss Cecile
Mlrsellc with breach Of trust. The fair lady
passed the night in Capt. Josephs Third Dis
trict IIotol
INTERFERENCE. Bella Anderson, a young
maid OF twenty-five summers, was pulled into
the Second Precinct Station, from the Dry
ales market, for committing u breach of the
peace. and interfering with Mullgan Spell
man in the discharge Of his duty Bella
Is also charged with disturbing the peace
BURGLARY IN ALGIERs. Thursday morning |
about 5 O'CLOCK, some unknown burglars |
broke open the grocery store of Mr. John |
Frint, and succeeded in making their escape |
with i five-gallon demiohn Of the fines. |
whisky. No clue to the thieves.
COFFEE THIEF. -Chas. johnson, a fellow
about nineteen years old, went on board the
Frank Pargoud, lying at the head Of Common
street, and stole from the sacks sufficient cot
fec to constitute Il larceny Therefore he was
locked up in the First Precinct Station, where
ne will remain to answer the charge made.
FIRE ENGINE ACCIDENT About Q 10 o'clock
Friday morning fire broke out in the two
story kitchen No. lG5 Derbigny street. owned
,ni occupied by o Belot. The damage by
ire and water amounted to about S23. fully
insured IN the Merchants Insurance Com
amy. The fire was occasioned by the chill
'ren about the house play ing carelessly with
ire. The alarm was turned in from box 234.
IRENE Market *
AZ the fire engine No. II was going to the
ire, when on Dumaine, between St Claude I
nd Rampant streets near No. los house, the t
ose carriage Of the latter was just rolling cut !,
t the house, and street car was coming
own the street at the same time, when the
river of II tried to pass, but coming in col
SION with the car was upset. breaking the
rivers (Mr. l.. BrinierJ leg. He was taken
} the drugstore, corner of Dumaine and
ampart streets, and received proper medical
Sistance. i
lie WANTED 70 Sport JEwELEY About two y
cars ago Florian Francois, although as poor
paupcr, took sudden mania for wearing
Weify, and has ever since been unable to do
Ithont II, no matter whose it is or how hard
, has to work to get it, fl
Not having any ready cash and not seeing ct
" prospects OF finding any on tie street. IL
oceeded to Mr.. ". T. Neirs residence, OH
rqnhart, between Elysan Fields and RI
ar6ny streets, and managed to hook twenty a
'e dollars worth of jewelry from that gen e
'mln, who detected him ia the act and had te
m Waited to jail.
Charles Penn was III company with Florian an
len he committed the larceny and suffered %
G hardship of being incarcerated in the 70
me lookup on charge Of being IN accessory
fore and after positive fact. ki
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BURGLARY About half past / O'Clock this En-
'rning, thieves broke open and entered the n,
ldence OF Mr.. j.. Darear, No. 205 Bur. 80
ndy street. In making their way into the
use through the front door awakened Mr..
VINO Immediately gave chase. The thieves "a
'ceeded in making good their escape: for
lately, however, nothing was stolen