The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01
THE CITY.

TAKEN AT LAsr.-One Stewart, with any
quantity of aliases, was captured 1t the cor
ner Of Dauphine and Cont streets last night
and carried to the Third Precinct Station.
The police have been on the lookout for him
for some time past, as there is charge against
him of forging q note. He is an old bird,
and fought the officers Ikea Coburn for his
liberty. The prospects are he will visit the
former capital Of the State.
FAC Coop Appo1NTMENT.-Mr. Thos Eaean,
Superintendent of Streets, Third Ward,
having resigned. Mr.. Robert Despositio has
been appointed in his place, the latter gentle
man having severad his connection with the
Criminal Sheriff's Office.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Pierre Claverie, IS years
of age, native of France, died suddenly at
his residence SO Burgundy street, Tuesday
morning Coroner notified.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. Gus Aus
tin was arrested at the corner OF Dublin and
Second streets, and ncarcerated in the Car
ro!lton Police Station, charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
JUVENILE VAGRANTs.-John Woods, youth
of ten summers, was picked up at the corner
of Chartres and Refinery streets, by Officer
wager, and taken to the Filth Precinct Sta
ton, where he is charged with being juve-
nile vagrant~
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. - Benz amin
Perry, alias Riley, whose character is any
thing but what it should be, was arrested and
locked up in the Second Precinct Station,
charged with being dangerous and suspi-
cious character. -
CAUaHT.-Edward Nelson, who, on Mon
day, cut and wounded Thos. Woody, at the
D. lachaise Brick Yard, was, on Tuesday. at
$50, arrested by Sergeant Stamps, and locked
up in the Seventh Precinct Station.
A WICKED TRIo.-Maria Burdore, Numa |
Doryille and Belmont Lathorpe made things |
quite lively at the corner of Where and Ke /
lerec streets, at 10 o'clock Monday morning. /
OneA. Uorville was the recipient of terrible |
beating from the above named trio, who were /
marched TO Jail charged with intent to kill.
POLICE NOTES Henrietta Porter, aged fifty |
years, native of Ireland, was Monday sent /
from the Second Precinct Station to the Char |
ity Hospital in q sick and destitute condition. |
Ethan Gustave was brought to grief by |
Corporal Hearsey in the parish of ST. Bernard. |
being accused of the larceny of a mule
About o'clock, this morning, the Office at /
No. 13l Common street, was found open by
Officer Byrnes, who secured the doors.
Willie johnson, q youth Of IL summers,
who was at p. NJ caught bathing in the
New Basin, was accommodated with lodgings
in the Second Precinct Station.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT RAPE
Emile Cats met with an accident at the cor
ner of Claiborne and Elysian Fields streets,
when Corporal Parker laid hands upon him
at 81 o'clock Monday evening" and brought
him to the Fifth Precinct Station, where he
is charged ~by Kate Holston with highway
robbery and attempt at rape.
GAsTINEL's OPINIoN-Capt. Lawler, of the
Third, sent the following dispatch to Col
Loan:
Those lewd and abandoned women arrested
last night for violation of city ordinances,
were fined SIS or ten days, and $40 or thirty
days, according to their deserts Acting
Judge Gastinel is willing to punish all women
of ill.fame brought before him-providueg the
officer making the arrest saw them commit
Ting themselves. Respectfully,
j. II. LAwLER, Captain Third Precinct