The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-28
THE CITY.

A COOP CASE BEFORE JUDGE ANs.-Tay.
lor Harris and Mollie jenkins, alias Big-eyed
Mollle, who were arrested by Detectives Cain
and Roxborough for the robbery of goods
from the following persons: Messrs. Samuel
Bell, H. G. Bayley, A. Il. May, Jr, and John
Cuggy, were arraigned before Judge Evans on
Wednesday at P. NJ, charged with burglary
an larceny. After the witnesses, numbering
six. for the State were examined, the evil
dence was so conclusive that Judge Evans
concluded to send Harris down before the
Superior Criminal Court under $1,000 bonds,
and Mollie Jenkins under $1,000 bonds.
When Harris found that he Lad no hope of
being saved, he attempted to screen his con-
cubine Mollie by assuming the whole respon-
sibility himself But the Judge, though he
admired the magninimity of Harris, thought
that it was rather late. It will be remembered
that the property of Mr.. Samuel Bell was
stolen at 3 o'clock A. NJ, and was recovered
from the accused at o'clock the same morn
ing, and the thief and his accomplish arrested
and safely lodged in Jail.
BREAKING AND ENTERING Madeline Carr
was arrested and lodged in the Central Sta
ton by Officer Walsh, charged by Robert
Petit with breaking and entering dwelling
and committing larceny. She was taken
from the corner of Galyez and Johnston
by virtue of a warrant.
He WANTED PUFF-Frank Lyons, de-
sirous of having puff in the journals, at
tempted to steal box of cigars from L. La
foux, consequently he was arrested at the
corner of St. Charles and Gravier streets and
lodged in the Central Station.
ACCESSORY Lewis, charged by l..
Schwartz with being accessory to the larceny
nf vain cd of woo
corner OF St. Charles and Poyd1as streets, by
Officer Simmons, and lodged in the Third
Precinct Station.
A SERIOUS FA11.-John Morvep, little
boy five years of age, fell from the top OF the
stairs, distance Of twelve feet, at his parents
residence, corner of Robinson and Gasques
streets, and injured himself severely. DIR.
Chastant attended the boy.
MORE Than He BARGAINED FoR.-Minnie
Moore might be more honest if one +. Rey-
meau had not come along and shown his roll
of S2S. Minnie, who lives on Dauphine, be-
tween st. Louis and Toulouse, thought the
young fellow too-loose in the way he carried
this wealth, and just took his pile in for her
own use. Consequently she went to the
Third, charged with larceny. Francois Rey-
meau made such noise about his filthy lucre
that Officer Sherman gave him bunk in the
same precinct, for the purpose OF quoting
his nervous excitability.
Al HARD NUT.-Joe Phillips, who has never
learned the principles OF naeu'n and tuu'a, went
aboard of the steamboat Josephine, at the
head of Cont street, and did therefrom pur-
loin various pecans, but being detected in the
act by A. J. Gsuthreaux, he was run into the
Harbor, charged with larceny.
SMALL F1RE-At IL o'clock Tuesday night,
fire broke out in the one-store frame kitchen,
situated on Dauphine between Montegut and
Clouet streets. The property is owned by Mr..
Bowman, and occupied by Mr.. Lenring. To-
tally destroyed. Loss $500, covered by in
rance.
CHARITY HOSPITAL. George Clevers who
in q sick and destitute condition, was sent to
the Charity Hospital.
Lawrence Francois, aged so years, found
sick and destitute at his residence, on Berlin
street, near Tchoupitoulas, was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
LARcENY.-Lizze Edwards, woman OF ill
fame, residing on Basin street, between Bien-
vile and Cont, was locked up in the Fourth
Precinct Staten, charged by Officer T. Tomp-
kins with larceny.
DIED ON THE RoAD.-At A. M. tuesday
one Henry Muller, native of Germany, aged
nty-four years of age died at the corner of
Magazine street and Louisiana Avenue, while
being conveyed to the Charity Hospital in
cab from the residence of G. Sanders, corner
Valmont and Water streets.
MANY BROKEN BRIDGES. The following are
a list of broken bridges: corner of Derbigny
and Ursulines, Roman and Ursulines, Galvez
and Ursulines, Rocheblave and Ursulines and
Claiborne and St. Philip streets. These
bridges are in very dilapidated condition,
and need the immediate attention of the
proper authorities.
BADLY SCALDED.-At half-past II P. NJ
Tuesday boy years of age, the Sc of
Victor Michel, was severely scalded by -
setting pot of boiling water over himself, at
the residence of his parents, corner of Dau-
phine and Customhouse streets. He at once
received medical attendance.