The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-24
The CITY.

Y PLUSDERED David Schofield, an Enolisb
e sailor. made his advent in the city last Mon
n day. He arrived on the steamer Clyde and
with pocket we'll supplied with funds, yes-
terday went joyously forth to behold the city.
o his experience was altog lther an unenviable
, one. Winding his way down Burgundy
street yesterday during the forenoon, he was.
as he atfirms, ruthlessly drawn into the house
No. 90, by two of the inmates, Lucy johnson
and Yellow Jennie, and there despoiled him
OF fifty-seven dollars and silver watch.
e lie was then put out and told to 60 on his
way rejoicing or otherwise, just as he might
see proper or feel disposed. With the inten-
tlcn OF regainlng possession of his property.
Schoiie!d re-entered the house, when the
woman, Yellow Jennie, produced knife and
stabbed him in the back, inficting a severe
and painful wound. Schofield left and entered
complaint with the police, who arrested the
woman Lucy johnson and locked her in the
Third Precinct Station, on the charge of
being an accessory to this stabbing
The woman left it is said for some point up
town, and the other inmates of the house be-
took themselves to parts unknown.
Sehoheld. who appears to have been under
the influence of liquor and did not appreciate
the extent OF his injury wandered about the
cry until about six o'clock last evening,
when he was found at the corner of Camp and
/ III.
| The police took charge OF and conveyed him
to the Charity Hospital. His condition is
pronounced quite serious.
LEFT ALoNE.-Last night one Mrs. Crowley,
DESTROYS OF unburdening herself of the care of
a child-a boy two years old-shut the little
fellow securely in vacant lot on Gaiennie
between Apnuncation and Tchoupitouas
streets, and thereafter disappeared. The
child was discovered by persons residing in
that vicinity, and taken to the Pacanier Sta
ton House.
AN OWNER WANTED. Denis Thompson, the
owner OF express wagon No. 102, took a lot of
furniture and bedding to the First Precinct
Station yesterday, and left it there for the
owner Thompson says thata woman, whose
name he failed to take, gave him the load at
the Ponchartrain Depot. with orders to leave
it at a house on Franklin, between Lafayette
and Poydras streets The person occupying
the house refused to receive it, hence the
reason OF It's being left at the Central Station.
DISCHARGED The charge against Mr..
Hermann for selling rings under the repre-
sentation that they were gold, has been with
drawn.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
Q. K.-Reports from Algiers are still en-
couraging No DRINKS, and as far as can be
learned, no prospects of any until there is
another dry dock launched. It is absolutely
a waste OF stationery to be sending reports in
daily, with actually nothing on them but the
officers name who with flour
lSh certities to the fact that matters are
o. X.
SARArARU MARKET. Complaint comes from
S!raparu Market that the said edifice is in
very tiithy AMI altogether shocking condition.
II 1t be true, as IS stated, that the market has
not been washed out for over month, then
t IS not surprising at all that occasional cases
d smallpox crop out thereabouts. The Ad-
OF Commerce doesn't know pos
'ibly, that Saraparu Market is in bad way
LARcENIEs. Nothing smaller or more valua-
de presenting itself, Frank Train gathered
INTO himself a Mexican saddle and bride, the
property of T. Lonoy a'd made off with it.
t was about the witching hour of twilight
hat Train was rnn to earth on Claiborne, in
he vicinity OF Orleans street, and thence led
Aptlve to the Irene Station.
It the urgent request of Thomas Dioby.
oe Johnson was arrested Monday, and
uartered in the First Precinct Station-House
n the charge OF larceny. Johnson had
aptured Digbys rope
Digby got a little Jolly over Joseph's mis-
1rtune, and 50 lar forgot himself as to con-
uct himself unbecomingly in the Court
DOM, wherefore the doorman, or some other
lgnitary, run him into cell.
Pllfering sugar is the trouble now with
iansom Needleson, small boy who Ian
uishes IN limbo at the First Station
INJURED. Monday evening, about o clock,
youth named Daniel Winthrop, while
vinging in Hickoks' Garden, Carrollton, fell
nd broke his thigh. He was removed to his
ONE on Madison street
MATT HoGAN-Matt Hogan's cases being
Xed for to-day. he was arraigned at II o clock
efore Judge Evans, of the First District
-unicipal Court.
ELIZA SIAY-Who stands charged with tax
g from MIR. Reynolds, OF No. ~ Baronne
rect, box containing valuable papers and
oney, was arraigned before the First Dis
let Municipal Court this morning, and the
Sc fixed for future examination. Her bonds
ere fixed at $780, an amount that she is not
Kelly to furnish, hence her prospect for
ngthened sojourn in the Parish Prison.
MIscELLANEoUs.-L Heidenreich is in for
doomed, SO to speak. The police cap
red hlm for violating section 7 of article
i3 administration series.
Matthias Hartman, youth of sixteen sum-
ers, was introduced into the Third Precinct
ltlon last night as juvenile vagrant.
bay mule, found loating corner of Ram
TT and Canal street, Monday afternoon, was
iced IN the Second District pound.
Complaint is waited from the Second Pre-
lct that the bridge at Dryades Market is
oxen and needs immediate attention.
A woman named Rebecca Banks was sent
the Charity Hospital yesterday from the
It'll Precinct.