The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-14
THE CITY.

il CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-An inquest was hell
yesterday by DR.. Chastant, over the body O
: Charles Roebecker, murdered on the night o
t. The 18th inst. Several witnesses were ex
= 4mined, among whom we're NJ. M. Watson
: md Mr.. Gundry, who stated that they wer
8ooth together at Mr.. Watson's house, on Sixtl
Sstreet, and heard two men quarreling
One Of the party was abusing the other,
Mwho was heard to say, els that the way you
treat man who takes you home" When tn,
accused, who was very boisterous, told :
,ther party that he would whip him, the lat
ater remarked that he had brick in his hand
q md would kill him. The witnesses saw the
Hdeceased cross the street, heard the bricl
&.trike him, and saw him fall. They rushed
; Ito the spot, but as they arrived the man ex
8oired.
4 The jury rendered the verdict that deceased
= had come to his death from a severe blow il
\ the region of the heart with stone or bri *
causing paralysis of the heart, lungs and res
= piratory muscles. They accordingly charged
some unknown party with the murder.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS. following par
J. les were yesterday sent from the Central Sta
ion in sick and destitute condition to thu
Charity Hospital Geo. Bears, aged twenty
years, native of England; Hugh Mullen, aged
Z forty years, and Oscar Saunders, aged thirty.
Eight, native Of Kentucky.
HOSPITAL PATIENTs.-Dania Monroe, aged
i IS years, native of Mexico, was sent from
! the Seventh Precinct Station to the Charity
+ Hospital in sick and destitute condition.
Peter Beck, aged 55 years, native of Hol
! land, vas yesterday sent from the Harbor Po-
lice Station to the Charity Hospital in sick
md destitute condition.
SUPPOSED SToLEN.-Henry Jones was ar
.ested at 10 o'clock Sunday night, at the cor
ner of Basin and lafayette streets, charged by
officer Doody with having corn sack in hi
possession supposed to have been stolen.
Henry was incarcerated in the Central Station.
LARCENY John Beverley was arrested att
he corner of Locust and Common streets, att
Il o'clock Monday morning, charged by Geo.
Prayer with the larceny OF a looking-glass.
DIED SUDDENLY colored girl named
!Rosamond Farders. aged about s years. died
suddenly at the residence of her parents,
corner of Milan and Tchoupitoulas streets, att
III o'clock Sunday evening. Cause of DEATH
unknown.
DRowNED-About $50 o'clock Sunday even
ling boy named Smith, aged about 10 years,
vas accidently drowned while bathing IN the
river head of Pension street. The body has
not been recovered.
BoDY FOUND Officer Timlin found, about
$50 o'clock this morning, the body of an un-
snown white boy, about thirteen years of age.
floating in the river at the head OF st. Louis
.treet From the appearance of the body it'll
is supposed that the boy was swimming at the
time, as the body is naked He has fair hairI
md fair complexion.
POLICE NOTES. james Cooney was taker
n from the corner of Gravier and FRANKLIN
,treets, charged with gambling in the publ /
street. James was locked up in the Caronde
let Street Station House.
Francois Beloieu, for having in his pos |
session property supposed to be stolen, to Wit L
!. lady's dress, and knowing the same to b.
stolen. Francois was picked up at the cornel
If Cont and Dauphine streets, and locked upi
in the Third Precinct Station.