The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29
THE CITY.


ANOTHER BURaLARY.-Thursday night, be
tween the hours of IL and clock, the resi-
dence of Mr.. E. F. Meunier, at the corner o
st. Philip and Royal streets, was entered b
some unknown thief who succeeded in max
ing his escape with the following articles
w: Three gold buttons valued at SIS, and
suit OF new clothing valued at $685.
Inc appearance Of the premises indicat,
that the thief effected an entrance by climb
ing up.o lost on St. Philip street to third
story enc " a window opening on which ht
priced OPP and entered through it Mr.. M. Z
sleeping apartment. After entering the room
they stole the above goods, and even left thei1
old clothing on the front gallery.
In reference to the recent burglars in this
District, Capt. Lawler stateds,to BULLETIN
reporter that all the burglaries committed in
his precinct had been reported to the Chief OF
| Police.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS Another incumbrance,
IN the shape of a sick and destitute man
away from Kentucky, was sent to the Charity
Hospital at 7:30 Monday evening, from on
board of the Minnie Avery. John N. Carter,
aged S6, native of Kentucky. is the way he
was registered.
John keiffer, aged As, native of Germany,
and James Foley, aged %, an American, were
sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and
destitute condition, from No. Amelia street
ANOTHER RAID. - Capt Lawlor, of the
Third, has been among the "soiled doves +"
with his winning ways. There is a pecu-
liarity about the captain that makes it warm
for the "fallen ones when he gets ready to
break in upon them. Twenty-Five unfortu.
mates accepted the hospitalities OF the Hotel
de Lawlor on Monday night, charged with
violations of 52S. GAL and 63S. The women,
when brought before the judge, cry aloud for
Ldto-laao.
LIGHT FINGERED Trio Fanny Scott, Carrie
Wilson and Lena Verrett, women of question
able repute, residing in den on Burgundy,
between Customhouse and Bienville streets,
were run into the Third Precinct Station by
Sergeant Bergeron. who charges them, from
information received, with the larceny Of $50
in currency.
The DANGEROUS MEN.-Thomas Flynn and
William Mattock, as dangerous and suspi-
clous characters and about to commit breach
OF the peace, were run into the Third Pre- |
cnct Station by officer Levy.
MALONE "OcH HONE. John Malone (no |
relation to the Captain) SO far forgot himself |
On Monday as to enter the State House in |
state of intoxication. Therefore, Malone was |
edged In the Third Precinct Station.
VICTORIA THE CARVER. Victoria Williams,
or assault with a knife upon Henrietta Smith,
vas taken from the corner of Gaiennie and
Annunciation streets, and locked up in the
second Precinct Station.
PREPARATION NEEDED.-The wooden railing
round the Melpomene Canal, between St.
Jharles and Prytania streets, has caved in.
There is also tree blown down across Dry.
des, between Clio and Erato streets, both re-
Iuiring immediate attention.
POLICE NoTEs.-Fred Adams, caught at the
oniat Plantation and supposed to be an
scaped convict, now lies in the Carrollton
tation.
There is broken bridge at the corner of
osephine and Rousseau streets which needs
attention.
Another at the corner of st. Philip and
.oman streets is in the same condition.