The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-09-25
THE CITY.

WAIT FOR THE WAGoN.-JameS Robinson Il
the owner of wagon which was coveted b!
Charles Rollins, who by Misrepresentation;
obtained the wagon for his own uss. Therefore
Rollins was run into the Central Station by
| Officer Maurice, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretences.
BROKEN BRIDGE The wooden bridge a
! the corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets
is in broken and dangerous condition ano
needs immediate repairs, the attention OF the
proper authorities is called to this fact.
LARCEN1Es.- Ford, a bootblack
charged by G.. L. Cain with larceny, was ar
rested at the corner of Lafayette and Caronde'
let streets and lodged in the Central Station
George Clark, another larceny candidate,
was pulled into the Central Station by Spe-
cial Officer Geo. L. Cain, for having a revol'
yer on. He was also charged with carrying a
concealed weapon.
Who DOES IT BELONG To?-Detective Stol-
berger succeeded in recovering, Friday, a
new overcoat, supposed to have been stolen.
1t was found at the secondhand clothing
store of Philip Roquet, on Toulouse street,
near Dauphine, and is now at the Third Pre-
cinct Station, awaiting Identification and a
claimant.
DIED OF Ills w NOUNDS,-I OllCo ol1Co1 NCO-
W. Simpson, who was shot by 81. E. Bertel on
the evening of the 2lst inst, died at his resi-
dence at 6:25 P. NJ. Friday.
A BEAsrLY FIGHT-At 4:15 o'clock Friday
evening, a difficulty took place between
Etiepne Guillaume and Morris Williams, two
barrel-house bummers, at the corner OF Clay
and Jefferson streets, which resulted IN a
fight, during which Williams had portion of
G,,,1l h,x
rested and run into the Third Precinct Sta
ton.
SMALL B1AzE.-A fire broke out at 10 o'clock
Thursday night in lot of old lumber, part
of the ruins of the building which was
burned on the 22d Of June last at the corner
of Marengo and Dryades streets, the property
of Hypolite Costic.
A HAkD CAsE-Celia Hickman considered
that John Casey had done wrong by ma
liciously breaking her door and furniture, and
also being three sheets in the wind, therefore
com plant vas made to officer Mitchell, who
ran John into the Second Precinct.
OLD SLEDGE.-Henry Evans, moke OF
sixty-two summers, was run into the Second
Precinct Station, at the instance of Joe Rim
ker, who charges Henry with assault and
battery and the larceny Of sledge ham,
mer.
HOMELESS - Old and decrepid with no
occu patton, John McGee was found on the
corner of Front and Levee streets by Officer
Levy, of the Third, and taken there for safe
keeping. His history is briefly told-age,
eighty five occupation, none; complaint,
homeless. Such is life!
DANGEROUS G1RL-Adele Frank got on the
war path, and with her little dangerous
weapon went for the affections of one M.
Harris with intent to cut short the thread OF
the poor mans existence. For SO harrassing
an effair, Frank slept in the Seventh lookup.
The FRUIT OF EvIL4-Thomas Clemense,
for pilfering fruit from Jackson, between
Liberty and Franklin streets, was locked up
in the Sixth Precinct Station by Officer Hen
ford.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS = Thomas Valley, a
colored man, aged As years, having been
found on Third, between Dublin and Madi-
son streets, in sick and destitute condition,
was sent to the Charity Hospital.
Pat Hickey, aged IS, was sent to the Char
ity Hospital in sick and destitute condition
from Al GaienDie street.
POLICE NoTE-.-Chas. KLEIN, charged by
J. Montouse with larceny, surrendered at the
Fifth Precinct Station, as warrant had al
ready been issued for his arrest.
Twenty-seven unfortunate sinners against
the laws reclined their weary limbs in the
various stations for the twenty -four hours end
ing at half-past 5 A. M. Friday.
Twenty-nine creatures too poor to pay for
bed were dodgers at the stations.
A defunct canine decorates the corner OF
Bienville and Villere streets. The effluvia
arising from it is anything but like new mown
hay. One also on the corner of Villere and
and another on Marais, between
st. Phillip and Ursulines.
The sluice at the intersection of Galvez and
Carondelet Canals is out of order to such al
extent as to preclude its opening in case OF
ire.