The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-12
THE CITY.

\ BIT OF ScAND HD-The following incident
which Will, as matter OF course, cause mucl
stir IN certain circles, occurred last night:
1t appears that gushing young woman
known to sporting men and all others a
Mary Thompson, made an appointment witt
a man whose name is not known, TO meet
HIM at well-known "trysting place, No.
l16 St. Louis street Arriving at the
appointed hour and place, it was found by
the promising pair that no room was vacant
IN which they could go.
A woman in the house named Alice P.
Long through the kindness of her nature
offered her apartments to Miss Tn mpson at
the same time leaving in the room some val
liable Jewelry, among which was diamond
cluster pin with eight stones in it. During
the stay of the man and Mary Thompson in
the room of Miss Long, the latter sat IN the
room just under, when she heard the steps of
woman as if walking across the floov
When the couple had finished using the
room, Miss Thompson Immediately left in
rather tlarried manner, the man remaining
for some time after. When Alice Long Went
to her 8 boudoir TO retire, 10 and behold !,
her diamond ring was non est. Search va,
made through the entire house, but to 10
cf2ct. The lost treasure was nowhere to be
found.
The fair Alice was suddenly struck by
thought to the effect that Thompson had re-
paid her for her kindness by tpinching
the gitter5ng toy. Detectives were put on
the track who few through the streets IN pub
lie hacks as if Old nick himself was after
them. No Thompson, no diamond rlno
She had gone g where the woodbine twinetb.
But, as every one knows, murder wi out,
and this morning certain special oyerhauled
the dom-seH, when she Informed them that
she would restore the ring, as she wished to
have no trouble about It, and would rather
hush the matter up. What will come of this
piece OF dishonesty remains to be seen.
A SEVERE ScALDING-About $50 o'clock
on the afternoon of the 10th inst, as little
Elizabeth Grote, aged five years. was passing,
IN company with other children, on Con
stance, between Lafayette and Girod streets.
just in the rear of c. H. Aliens rice factory |
she accidentally fell into the gutter and |
severely scalded her leg below the knee |
About this hour the steam and water was
empt!ed from the engine and boilers of the |
factory, and as the gutter was full of chatf. |
not only in the rear OF Aliens, but also in the |
rear OF John Henderson's liquor store, neces-
sarlly the water was prevented from running
eff out Of Lafayette and Girod streets. This !
accident therefore, is indirectly attributable
TO the negligence of those whose duty it is to
see the cutters properly cleaned. The child
Was attended by Dr. Polnaa.
THAT OFFICER. Approaching the fact that
le was i'll very bad odor, VIM. Hardin the
police officer, some days since rendered his
resignation to the Police Board, which, how
7ver, has not been acted upon. The ch ances
1owever, are that it will not be accepted but
hat Hardin will be dismissed the force. and
he case brought to the attention of the Grand
Jury
HE MISsING Man The body OF Jean Marie
)dtrechon, the butcher reported missing in
,ur issue of Thursday was found Yesterday
n the Melpomene canal. AS there We're no
marks of violence about his person, the con-
fusion has been arrived at that he was acct
lenta!ly drowned.
NOT THE PARTY.-Cnder the caption, sect
II and Ride, IN yesterday afternoons issue,
n erroneous Impression prevails that the
thomas Gleason referred to was the we'll .
nown Waterman of the Canal Bank This ,
vas not the case, however, for Thomas may
eel assured that We know him to be a man
i the right stamp He has been tried and
las not been found wanting.
SNEAK THIEVES. The room of one Ellen
White, residing at 143 Bienyille street. was
ntered by sneak thieves, who took away one
hawl valued at Sc three napkins and ftur S
he sneak5 made their escape. No goods re- {
overed.
from Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
LARcESIEs.-Jerry Wilson stole coat from /
d. Lecture. Going into the Second Metro }
olltan Police Court be could not make a coed {
M OF his stolen coat, for there he received a :
scture and WAS punished for larceny, accord I
lS to the penalty prescribed by law Henry Y
IlIllams, fruitful youth, stole some fruit J
ON the Fruit Market, and was sent to the f
bird.
James Ryan was arrested and confined in F
lie Third Tor stealing pair Of pants from
I. Gottlief Hrsch, who had jim ipcarce 8
ted in the Third
GET Up AND RIDE. -Thos. Gleason wanted +
ride, and lie took it, but one IS Cooper L
'me5 forward and charges the young man NJ
th having stolen the horse and buggy in A
Itch be vas enjoying the fresh air Tom i. =
the Eff h, charged with the heinous crime
stealing.
HUMANITY A deserted newborn male in p
At was found by Ctpt. Joseph, OF the Fifth J
eclncf, III basket, corner JEANNE and J
aps street, and, through his kindness Of
art, took the poor little deserted creature v
LIS Residence, where IL VIII be taken care n