The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14
THE CITY.

R,-pxrn TO DEArH.-At6 o'clock Friday eve.
ming there occurred in Gretna anotner ou1 u
those horrible and heartre nding scenes wMcn
resulted in the burning to deata o. an Wv
Of ACE and a native OF Bavaria. 1he Old woman
| left the house to get something IN kncnen
which stands back some TWEEN iees II .no ya. =
| wi b lighted candle in he hands, ano wren naa
way to the kitchen s1nm1 ante JVI her cIothine
| and in a few moments she was IN one mass oi
| flames. ,u..,Lo
cries. rushed 10 the spot, snd with 2 Diankee "a
house and physician sent for, who came and
did all in his power to save her lfe but despite
bis efforts she died at midnight. The old woman
after falling was so weak and feeble tnat sne
was unable to raise herseL Hao sue noIn
srong enough to change her position she might
have put out the fire before it had gained any
Roadway.
Her cries also were so low that it was some
time before they were heard and assistance couiu
be rendered. Mrs. Fried at the time OF her deAtn
was living with her son, Tobias Fried, who keeps
coffee. house and grocery store in Gretna; Her
sudden demise will be greatly regretted py her
many friends in Gretna, with whom she mas Deen
intimately associated for the past ten years.
Mrs. Fried leaves four children 10 mourn nx
loss.
a
Amite, on Thursday secured board for himself
and wife at Mrs. McDaniels, on Camp street,
near Julia, and during their temporary absence
at the theater, some kleptomanic person en-.
tered the room and got away with every article OF
value it contained-in all amounting to $3.50:
Mrs. Mcdaniel can not form the slightest idea OF
who the thieves possibly could be-
A MYSTERIOUS BURGLARY.-Some time during
Friday night the jewelry store OF Z. T. Mastral,
corner OF Exchange Alley and Cont street, was
entered by an unknown thief, or thieves, who
succeeded in gaining admission INTO the siee?Ing
and took the key of the safe out OF his pantalooAs
pocket. which he had placed on chair near ms
bed. Opening the safe in the store, twenty-five
or thirty watches, which were left to be repaired
by various parties, and SIS In currency, were tnen
extracted.
The messing Of the lock Of the gentlemsn's
room was rather sbaky, and looked as though 1t
had been forced. There is no other breaking
visible 10 any of the outer doors or windows, and
from all appearances it is evident that the in
truder was FAM liar with the premises. A cor
rect estimate of the loss is unknown, but it will
probably amount to several hundred dollars.
RoBBERY-The vacant residence No. 2O4 Terp-
sichore street. was tered on Frdav nightly
some unknown thieves, who carried away all the
gas fixtures, including two large chandehers.
The question is how did the thieves succeed IN
getting away with those chandeliers without ct
tracing the attention OF an officer.
A STRANGER ROBBED during Fri
day night, some unknown thief or thieves en-
tered Mr.. Rost's room, at the Planter House,
kept by George NJ. Sti oet henger at No. 81 Peters
street, and stole therefrom S25 in currency, .
gold watch and chain worth $40, and q ring
valued at $33. MIR. Rst placed the money and
valuables under his head when he retired, and
when he woke up in the morning they were gone.
No clue was left that would lead to the capture
Of the thieves or the recovery of the property.
uon,, Tr,,r ro,;. Wo1looo ;,,nno5 m
Timothy Foley's horse on the leyee head of Gra-
Vier street, yesterday, and was making off to
parts unknown with it, when policeman stopped
lim and brought him to the HarbOr Station. Mr..
Foley appeared there in q few minutes and pre-
'erred charge against him for horse stealing.
SICK HUMANITY. Ghring, 1S years DID,
Ind native OF Germany, was sent to the Charity
Hospital, from on board the steamboat James
Howard, Friday evening, where he was found
ying in sick and destitute condition.
man named August Werner, aged 80 years,
md a native of Germany, was found sick at the
corner of Berlin and Magazine Streets and re-
moved to the Hospital.
Mary Bardwel vas found begging from house
o house on Bienvile street, between Broad and
)orgenOis, and run into the IRENE Station on
he vag.
Patrolman Blanchard brought three pairs of
antaloons to the Third Precinct Station at 6
!. NJ. Saturday. The officer reports finding
hem on Exchange Alley, between Cont and st.
Iouis.
Emma Smith changed quarters to the jackson
square Station Friday, from No. IS Burgundy j
treet, at the earnest solicitation OF Officer
'ompkins, who had warrant for her arrest for
teallng quantity of wealth from Mr.. @. Mean
ell.
Four sailors named August Benger, Jean Cue
lido, Dan shay and Gus Desaloza, engaged. in
ough and tumble fight in MIR. Thompsons coffee
ouse, NO. II Peters street. The fight wass
vely one and lasted fully five minutes, when
he police appeared on the scene and arrested
be four combatants.
VIM. Moran made violent noise in the French
'eef Market at midnight, and retired in the
'D1rd, for being dangerous and suspicious
haracter
Mr.. Crouseaux's barber shop, 166 South RAM
art street, was found open at $3.50 o'clock Satur-
ay morning.
MIR. P. De cause and family, consisting of three
ersons, were taken to the Sixth Station on
arrant, from 1876 St. Andrew street. charged
18th assaulting and beating one Harriet Randall.
Inc shed at the corner of Prytania and Po-
Imnia streets is in dangerous condition and
aDle to fall at any moment.
One Harrison, front name unknown, stole
air OF CATERS Friday morning from John La
uart, at the New Orleans and Mobile depot.
cad OF Canal street.
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