The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15
THE CITY.

You've IN YEARS BUT OLD IN VICE - les.
terday morning q servant girl named Annie
Terry, only ten years of age employed by
Mrs NJ. Bienvenu, on Esplanade, between
St. Claude and Rampant streets, was arrested
by patrolman Daubert. OF the Fifth Precinct,
and lodged in the station. 1t appears that
the juvenile thief had been employed some
time in the house and had become familiar
with the place in which the lady kept her
iewelry, and while Mrs. 3. was absent on yes.
terday she went to the room and helped her
self beautifully to the choicest and most valu-
able pieces.
Immediately the officers were put upon her
track and arrested her, as above stated.
When taken the following articles were found
upon her person: One pair Of diamond ear
rings, three diamond finger rings, one valua-
bic gold ring; but the gold watch that she
stole, with the initials II. B. engraved upon
its back was missing. She says that in rum
ming away from the place she dropped it and
did not have time to pick it up. Though
young, this girl seems to be an accomplished
thief. The House OF Refuge will. no doubt
have one more occupant tomorrow evening.
DRUNK AcA1N.-Two fair descendants of the
Old Punic race, Mary Rollins and Anna At
kins, were arrested for INDUCING in drop
too much" and. in consequence. were
dropped into the Third Precinct Station by
Officer Vatican last night.
OTHER LoDGERs.-Jula Smith and Mar
garet Emile were arrested at 1879 Royal street,
charged by A. johnson with violating city
ordinance 500.
Mary Williams was arrested by Officer
Pijeaux for disturbing the peace and now
rests in the Third, ''wrapt with the solitude
of her own originality
MORE GRIEF Mary Mcclellan, Mollie Law
and Fannie Richardson were snatched from
freedom by Officer Lynch for disturbing the
peace and using obscene language.
CONG AT 1T EARIY-Frauk Plot, buck
some hddie of fifteen summers, was arrested
at the Chattanoog. Depot by officer White, Of
the River Precinct, charged by James McGon-
isell with larceny Of iron. He was taken
care Of
[From Yesterdays Evening Edtion.]
FIRE IN ALGIERs.-Between twelve and one
o'clock yesterday fire broke out IN the
kitchen of the frame house situated on YER
ret, between Delaronde aud Peter Streets.
owned and occupied by Mr.. Ben Kelly The.
fire was extinguished with but $50 damages,
fully covered in the Germania Insurance
Company. The report from the Eighth reads
that the ''fre originated from defectuossity
in the stove" Has that clerk been to SPELL
ing match?
WELL DEAwN-Oficer Coffee of the Fourth
reports that last night he shot two dogs which.
in his mind were positively ''mad nor nor
west" He espied them rowing around the,
neighborhood Of Galvez and St. Louis streets,
under suspicious circumstances and drawing
his gun put al end to their earthly existence.
The family OF the dead dogs will enter suit
Immediately, for they hold that Coffee had no
grounds for the killing.
FLOATING CoRpsE.-About 8 o'clock this
morning the body Of an unknown drowned
woman was found in the Tenth street canal
told Ninth), at the corner of Canal Avenue.
The body was dragged out by the police and
the Coroner of Jefferson City notified.
TILL TAppEns.-Frank and Jack Leste.
were arrested at the corner OF Prytania and
Terpsichore streets, charged by Ulrich Baehr
with having made an attempt to rob his
money dra xer. The pair were run into the
Second Precinct Station by Officers Mitchell
and Williams.
FALSE ALARM At 1910 last night an alarm
was turned in from fire box No. 242. There
was no fire, and the man who turned in the
alarm-well, he knows what he Is.
FIRST MUNICIPAL Police COURT -Frcm the
ners Investigation in the j. ffreys-Dsgan kill.
ing. on the 7h Of March, 1876, on the levee,
head Of Canal street. the evidence elected
was sufficient for DR.. Chast mt to make an
affidavit in the First Municipal Police Court
charging Joseph Jeffreys with the willful
murder OF Stephen began. The accused
came before Judge Evans this morning for
preliminary examination and was remanded
without the benefit of bail
MISCELLANEOUS G. Leopold got into
q belligerent humOr yesterday, and went in
good style for Margaret Fisher, who informed
Officer Adams, OF the Sixth. Leopold was
run into the Station-House charged with as
sault and battery.
Albert Reigers, being viewed by Officer Lar
RE, of the Seventh, with eyes OF suspicion,
charged with being dangerous and suspicious
character.
Louis Smith must have had evil intentions.
toward one Mary Smith, who resides in the
city of Algiers, across the river, for this young
man is accused OF and was locked in Jail for
an assault and battery with intent
to kill upon the fair (?) and inno .ent Mary.
1t will cost him abont a So note before Justice
Thompson.
William VIM, charged by Jas. Casinen
with obtaining goods under false pretenses,
was overhauled at the }rner OF Toulouse and
Dauphine streets, and locked in the Third
Precinct Station. VIM must have bad
eye; the officers charge him with carrying q
weapon.
Louis Bonzano, barkeeper, having been
charged by one l.. Arrll with having stolen
goods in his possession, knowing the Same to
Dc stolen, warrant was issued for the ar
.est of Bonzano, who saved the peelers the
rouble and surrendered himself
THIN NlATIHTS