The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04
THE CITY.

ACCIDENT. 10 o'clock Friday morning
an accident occurred at the Ocean Saw Mil,
situated on Water street, between Valence and
Bordeaux. in which Mr.. A. G4utier received
one cut below and one above the left eye,
caused by one of the pulleys falling on him.
Mr.. Gautier was assisted to his residence near
by and attended on by DR.. Chambers, who
dressed his wounds and pronounced them
serious but not dangerous.
LARCENY Julia White was arrested on q
warrant at No. 81 Franklin street, charged by
Cora WILDER with the larceny of twelve dol
lars worth of clothing. She was locked up
in the Central Station.
EMBEzzLEMENT.-Augu Schlenker surren-
dered himself to the officers in charge OF the
Fifth Precinct Station, and was duly lncar-
cerated, knowing that Mr.. w. d. Duke had
made an affidavit before Judge Long charg-
ing him with breach of trust and embezze-
ment.
LETTER THIEF Sandy Hill, colored, was
arrested at the corner of Camp and Poydras
streets, Friday morning, by Officer Larkin, OF
the Third Precinct, and confined in the Gen.
trail Station, charged by Mr.. G. E. Gray, from
information received, with the larceny OF
valuable letter containing $22.
RoBBERY-AIike White, at a quarter to l
o'clock Friday morning. was induced to enter
a den at the corner of Dryades and Union
streets and was relieved of SIS currency by
Emma Smith, one Of the inmates, in very
few minutes after he had effected an entrance.
Mike got mad about it and created terrible
disturb ance, so much SO that both of them
were locked up for disturbing the peace.
Caroline Williams and Jennie Dyer were also
arrested, charged with being accessories to
the larceny.
FOUND OPEN. - At l o'clock on Friday
morning the coffee-house of Mr.. j. Thiel,
corner st. Peter and Chartres streets, was
found open. Sergt. Bergeron searched the
premises carefully, and the supposition is
that nothing was missing, as the money
drawer--containing SIP, five silver pieces and
gold watch and chain-was untouched. The
drawers containing the property was taken to
the Third Precinct Station, and an officer left
in charge.
BREACH OF TRUsT.-J. F. Struck, a carpen-
ter, was struck on the shoulder by Officer
Mitchell Thursday, at his residence on Water
street, between Marengo and Milan streets,
and asked to pay a visit to the Seventh Pre-
cinct Station, where Mr.. P. c. La Coyan
stepped forward and preferred a charge
against him for breach Of trust and embezzle-
ment.
LARcENY-Mary Williams alias Kinch,
and Mary Hall, came into the Third Precinct
Station Thursday from den on Burgundy
street, between Cont and Bienville, just be-
cause David johnson happened to lose 81 80.
William Wagner was pulled out of house,
No. % Exchange Alley, Thursday, at the re-
quest of Mr.. August Ortlepp. who charges
him with the larceny of 81 25, United States
currency.
POLICE NoTEs.-James Woods, SO years old,
and native of the United States, came to
the Fifth Precinct Station in a sick and desti-
tute condition, and was sent to the Charity
Hospital
Mrs Gombert dropped her son Carville,
aged 10 years, into the Fifth Precinct Station,
on charge of being juvenile vagrant
A pair of CATERS and a United States SOL
dier's cap was found on Old Levee street, be-
tween st. Philip and Ursalines, Friday morn
ing, by officer Byrnes. The rubbish was left
at the Jackson Square Station.
Officer M. Walsh, at half. past o'clock on
Thursday evening, found ffty-one oat sacks
and twenty-eight corn sacks in an empty lot
on Locust street, between Clio and Erato.
The property was left at the Second Precinct
Station.
Isaac Anspachee, a junk dealer, was arrested
on Perdido street, between Rampant and
Basin, for having stolen property in his pos
session, knowing the same to have been
stolen, to-wit: lot of carpenters tools. W.
G. Cooney made the charge against him.