The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-06
THE CITY.

ALMOST A FmE.-Betwsen and S ocloct
yesterday afternoon, a fire broke out in Tho
two-story kitchen situated at No. l65 Cle;-
borne, between Dumaine and st. Ann street.
owned by Mr. Lamarie. agent, and occupied
by Mr.. A. Prichard. The damage was onlv
$50. Property fully insured. The alarm was
turned in from box 1856, coruer st. Peter and
Claiborne streets
CHARITY HOSPITAL PArIENrs.-Michael Mo-
Lean. aged ffty-fve, and a native of Ireland.
was sent to the Charity from 81 New Levee
street, being found in sick and destitute con-
dition.
Grant Morris was sent to the hospital in
like condition, from 40 fchoupitoulas street.
| From our evening Edition Of Yesterday.l
| HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Hans got ON
little spree last night, and treated all of his
| friends quite freely at the coffee-bouse of Mr..
Weller, corner of Austerlitz and Tchoupitou-
| las street. On leaving to go home, he was
escorted by one OF the party, named II. q.
Miller, who being bad lot with no gratitude
in his composition, as his inebriate friend
got near Constantinople street, Miller snatched
the pocket book from the hands of Bernard,
! and made tracks, but Hans "dont vas dat
sort of a man." and following the fugitive
pocket-book "pincher." called Justify for tho
LODGED him in the Seventh Precinct Station,
charging him with highway robbery. The
pocket-book contained seven hundred dollars,
all of the wealth that Hans had.
LARcEN1Es. Joseph johnson, quite noted
name to be guilty Of stealing, yet it is SO, for
Joseph forgetting himself in an absent
mood, put his hand upon two pairs of slip
pers, the extreme cold caused o cramp in tho
hand of Joseph, which clutched tightly tho
articles in question and which he could not
drop until intercepted by gent in blue with
star on, who, upon charge being made by
the owner of the property, Eug. Matrie.
natural consequence was that johnson re-
posed in the Third Precinct Hotel last night.
A LITTLE LOST SrovE.-A guardian of the
peace, who was pacing to and fro on his beat,
espied a stove of rather diminutive dmen-
sions standing in front of H. W. Perry's store.
141 Poydras street. Being a cold night, the
peeler mad for it thinking that fire might be
in it; but alas for his calculations, no fire was
there, and he took the little stove into tho
First, swearing that he had never been treated
with so much irony before.
LOST TO ALL HoNoR.-One Theodore Rubin.
a fellow of about thirty-nine years of age, be-
came SO drunk yesterday as to forget the
respect and duty due to his mother. And for
some trivial cause, attacked and beat her un-
on Where, between Customhouss
and Bienville streets. Theodore, the unduti-
full, was taken into the Fourth, and his name
now stands upon the record as shame to man
Kind, charged with having committed an
assault and battery upon his mother.
COOP ARREsr.-A fellow bearing the name
If Tom Gerty, living or supposed to live ON
Franklin street, but Canal and Customhouse,
Vas taken into the Fourth for forgetting the
lecency that men are generally born with and
insulting ladies on Canal street The fellow
viii no doubt receive the punishment he 30
Justly deserves
DANGEROUS AND SusPIcIous.-Dave Taylor
vas taken into the First Precinct Station from
he levee, head of Calliope street. as danger
us and suspicious character H. Hartman.
oming under the same head, was run into the
ixth from the corner of Tchoupitoulas and
'ourth streets