The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11
THE CITY.


Charles Howard, negro, was arrested yes
terday evening and lodged in the Central Sta
ton, charged by S. Newburn with the larcep
,, of five gold rings and a breastpin, all value
at $50; also $40 in silver. Howard says tina
!, he had been living with q woman named Jen
ME Martin at the house of Newburn; tina
] some time ago she asked him to grantsa favor
! and he told her he would. She then CAV
him the articles above mentioned and asked
him to pawn them for her, which he did, ant
received Sc on them, which he gave to Jen
ME, and that he knew nothing more about
until he was arrested and lodged in Jail.
A ToNsoR1AL ARTIST IN TROUBLE Anthon,
Puneky, knight Of the tonsorial art got toe
much bad whisky aboard last night, and pro
ceeded to the saloon corner of Poydras ani
Baronne streets. Entering the place, he &C
costed one John MCGEE, and demanded that
the gentleman should take him home. Al
last John consented, but, Just as the two
stepped out the door Puneky cried out 81
am robbed"
| Drawing forth the razor, the instrument Of
his profession, he proceed to carve at John,
who not liking the joke, pulled away from
Elm and called upon Officer Cochin for assist
ance, rwhereupon Puneky was arrested and
| lodged in the Central Station, charged with
| being drunk and disturbing the peace and
| assault. The razor was taken from him by
the bar-keeper of the house where the fuss
occurred.
MONEY LENDER AND ATTORNEY IN THE
TcHs.-S d. Wendover, well known money
lender, and Isaiah Fish, an attorney, were ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charged by
Lena Seip, II Derbigny street, with obtaining
from her in June last the transfer Of claim
for $3.50 against the succession of Rachel
Leggio. Lena Seip states tina. about q year ago
Rachel Leggio came to her house in sick
and destitute condition; that while there she
died, and it was thought, without leaving any
property.
Afterward it was discovered that she had
left $780, That Wendover and Fish came to
the house and told her that she must sign
transfer for $3.50, and that the balance was
all coming to her. Wendover says that Lena
Seip owed him $3.50, and that he asked her
to sign the transfer, to pay him, and that she
did it willingly.
SMALL RAID.-Six nymphs "de ioie " oc-
cupied cell in the Central Station, who were
taken in and charged by the officers with
violation of articles 528 and GAL of the city
ordinances Their abodes are located in the
vicinity of Dryades and Perdido streets.
A NOBLE RoMAN-One s. P. Colquhoun
was arrested in the Fourth Precinct Station,
Thursday night charged with assault and
battery and intent to kill his son, only eight
years old. P. M. Roman made the charge and
Officer Mcdonald made the arrest.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT $50 o'clock |
Friday morning man named Brown Smith, |
while under the influence of liquor, fell on |
the curbstOne at the corner of Rampant and |
Euterpe streets, and was severely cut in the /
right temple. The wounded man was at |
tended to by DR.. Herrick, who pronounced |
his wounds Of serious character.
KICKED BY HoRsE.-About half-past 9 |
o'clock Friday morning, lady named Mrs
John Farran, residing on Louisiana Avenue,
corner Of Chippewa while tying horse that
vas running loose in her yard, was kicked in
he mouth and her front teeth knocked out
SNEAK THIEVES = Some time during last
hight the vacant double cottage house, 80 and
y Brainard street, was entered by some un-
Inown thieves, who stole therefrom all the
,as fixtures, CRATES and four chandeliers.
LARCENY.-Sarah Jackson was arrested on
ulis, between Tonti and Dorgenois streets,
md conveyed to the Sixth Precinct Station,
where she was locked up, charged by Mr.. John
5rown with the larceny of goods valued at
'2S. 1t appears that Sarah was in the en-
10y of Mr.. Brown, and while there appro-
rlated the said property.
Mary Howard was arrested and locked up .
n the Fourth Precinct Sation, charged by
acques DELL with having robbed his shoe
tore on the night of Sept. s, of lot of shoes
nd bowie knife, all valued at Sis 25
larry was taken from her domicile, No. 1913
t. Peter street.
Detective Blandin at II M. Thursday ar
ested man named VIM. Jones, at the cor
er of Royal and Frenchmen Streets and
ocked him up in the Fifth Precinct Station,
h,rged by d. Douglas with larceny.
Geo. Foster was arrested at No. 80 Elysian
fields street, and locked up in the Fifth Pre-
met Station, charged by ]. Grayer with the
Irceny of a set of harness valued at S35. =
INsANE.-Louisa Frico was, at o'clock
thursday, brought to the Fourth Precinct
ation by her husband, who had her locked
p charged with being insane She was ac-
,rdingly sent to the Asylum.
JUVENILE VAGRANT.-For the last week
ere has been loating around the Fourth Pre-
net little boy named Numa, aged about :
ars. Joe Gaspard, the doorman, has been
the habit of feeding the little fellow and
so sending him to school, but found he
ould not obey him. So yesterday, he locked
m up in that station charged with being
venile vagrant. 4
For THE HOSPITAL A woman named Ma Q
Brennan, aged 43 years, who was found at 3
,'clock Thursday evening at the corner of 5
lachaise and Annunciation streets, in sick 6
d destitute condition, was sent to the .6
arity Hospital q
own tshEonser 81 trade, was run to earth ! 6