The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-05
THE OII'Y.

BAD MAS.-Jacob Smith is bad man. a.
will be seen. He got on bit of tear and
t was SO intoxicated as to need the assistance
of an officer to conduct him. Jake became
beligerent, and not only assaulted the inno-
cent peeler, but also tore his beautiful blus
uniform. The unfortunate Jake reposed last
night in the First Precinct.
/ FALSE PRErENsE-Mary Claiborne, a fa-
male. aged about eighteen years, was arrested
on the corner of Poydras and Claiborne
Streets charged by Alice Bennett with oh
tanning goods TO the amount of four dollars
and seventy-ive cents under false pretenses
Mary was also charged by the officer with
being slightly intoxicated, therefore she was
locked in the First Precinct, there to rest
her weary limbs for the night.
From Evening Edition of Yesterdayl
RATHER A BLAzE.-This morning about Q
o'clock fire broke out in the one-story cot
| tage house on Livaudais street, between
Washington aad Sixth, owned by Edward
Flynn and unoccupiei, which resulted in
damaging the kitchen and main building to
the amount of $780, The house was yester.
day vacated, and the fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary.
The fire originated in the kitchen, and it
appears that the incendiary entered the rear
OF the house unobseryed and set fire to it.
The conf .Sratlon was extinguished by Off
Ger Nelson assisted by the citizens Build.
ing insured i'll the Hibernia for $1,000. No
alarm was sounded from the reason that the
citizen, who went to the corner Of Chippewa
and Washington streets for that purpose, did
not understand how to work the box and
sent a wrong signal
MYSTERIOUS STABBING.- man by the name
of jules Lafieur, aged about &c, and native
of France went to the Third Precinct Station
last night under the influence OF liquor, and it
was discovered that he was suffering from
three stabs inflicted with knife by some
party unknown. One stab under the left
shoulder, one in the left arm, and another in
the left side. The man was taken to the
Charity Hospital, where his wounds were pro,
nounced not dangerous
The MAN OF ALAsEs.--A known burglar
named Pierre Augustle alias Jupiter alias Bap-
tiste alias Nommle, Was caught in the Irene
market with stolen property in his possession,
and was ABOUT to commit a breach of the
peace, therefore the officer took him into the
Fourth and gave him lodgings.
On THOSE HoEs.--Rosa Beufort, a woman
residing at the corner Of Jersey and Bordeaux
streets, was lodged in the Seventh Precinct
she was aware had been stolen-to-wit: -Four
garden hoes, one ak, cane knife a chisel and
/ spade. j. NJ. Libby made the charge
CHARGED WITH GRAND LAEcENY.-Georee
Harris, Elijah Henry and John Williams were
arrested AT the instance of j. NJ. Libby who
charges them with grand larceny. The trio
we're locked up in the Seventh to await their
rial.
MISCELLANEOUS. VIM. NJ. Patterson was
rrested by virtue of a warrant taken out bv
II. tiuuIn2 cbarCripn wit
'atterAon was pat in the Third Precinct
station.
Mary Sullivan, for being drunk and stealing
otton, was landed in tie Fifth.
George Johnson took the warm side of a
tone IN the street for pillow last night. and
7as taken by charitable officer to the Fifth
nd gwen q warm cell.
i woman named Mile Williams, residing
q Alglers, was found dead in her room about
80 last evening, at her residence, on Homer
treet, between Madison and Monroe The
oroner held an inquest cause of death con-
eston OF the brain.
Jlin Wilson made an assault on Ellen Nilia
the corner Of Franklin and Customhouse
reefs. Ellen says his intention was to put
Il end to her existence The Fourth Pre-
net was his hotel last night
Adelne Washington, a negro woman. aged
nfy Years, was found in a sick an destitute
1ldltlon, at the corner Of Austerlitz and
I've Oak streets, and was sent to the Charity
ospital.
Joseph Goden having no occupation and
Ishlng none, came under the law of yaerancy
81 was taken into the Seventh
Robert Beach, q belligerent youth, was
dyed IN the Seventh Precinct, charged by e
enry Clark with assault and battery with a
Vigorous weapon, with intent to kill.
D. b. Robinson was also lodged in the sub
eclnct, charged by Geo. W. Moore with the
me otfense.