The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-04
THE CITY.

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7 THE v1pANaEuRs r. Jaque, Jho. Urbin.
Viela Jean, Pierre Myers. Fisher and Mitchell
Munich, five drivers of night carts, were ar
tYested on Friday morning, charged with in
4 fraction Of article 448, city ordinances.
j The proof was incontrovertible, the carts
with which these men had Leen working
leaked badly, smelt Extensively and were .
nuisance and the cause of infection.
II A feeble attempt by the defense was made
i to show that, as the punishment Of these men
might demonstrate the superiority Of the Ex-
cavating Company, and be of benefit to them IN
consequence, the Excavating Company should
become parties de facto to the suit and carry
their. claims elsewhere. The Court held that
when the violation of an ordinance had been
proven, his duty was plain.
He, therefore, fined each of them ten dol
lars. or in default of payment ten days in the
Parish Prison.
| POLICE REPORT, MONTH JUNE.-There were 358
| males and 154 females arrested in The First Pre-
cinct, during the month ending jane 80, 1879.
for the following crimes and otenseH /:
Murder !, accessory to murder 5. assault with
intent to kill Is. assault with dangerous weapon
| 18, assault and battery %, assaulting policemen
! 6, burglary 3, contempt of court 10, dangerous
and suspicious characters a. drunk and disturb
ing the peace 81, false imprisonment !, lighting
and disturbing the peace Is, forgery 8, insanty8,
insulting abuse 81, interference with police onl-
GERS 4, larceny 81, malicious mischief s. obtaining
money under false pretenses /, pilfering ], re-
ceiving stolen goods !, robbery 5, having stolen
| goods in possf ssion TO- found under suspicious
circumstances 6, vagra- ts "a, violating city ordl-
nances 50, drunk III. There we're 234 persons
accommodated with lodgings. animals and
vehicle put in pound, Is buildings found open
and secured, and fires reported.
CRY FIRE WELLs.--Mr. Frank Heron, acting
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department, having
called the attention of tire Superintendent Of
the Metropolitan Police to the fact that fire.
quenty the fire engines after reaching . fire are
greatly delayed in getting to work by reason Of
scarcity of water, it is therefore ordered that
| hereafter when an alarm is sounded, the police
officers will Immediately open all the city fro
wells in the vicinity Of the confs grafton SO that
the cutters may be filed and the engines ena-
bled ID commence work ON their arrival.
There will be sent to all precincts this evening,
for the information and guidance of the police
force, printed card, showing the number and
location Of all the city fire wells, together with
instructions for opening and closing them. 1t is
said that frequently of late there has been much
unnecessary DELAY in turning in alarms Of fire.
There should be no delay in such cases. All
alarms should be promptly given,
Superintendent Metropolitan Police.
First Fire Dist,ict.-St. Charles street, corner
OF Commercial Alley
Gravier corner of Magazine street.
Lafayette, corner Of Magazine street.
Poydras and Freret streets.
Carondelet and Poy dras streets.
Common and Liberty streets.
Camp and Canal streets
Rampant and Canal streets.
Julia and Camp streets.
Tchoupitoulas and Canal streets.
Common and Front streets.
Gravier and Front streets
Girod and Front streets.
Julia and Front streets
Canal and Claiborne Streets
Second Fire District Customhouse and Bour-
bon.
Benville and Decatur.
Toulouse and Decatur.
Esplanade and IRENE.
Hospital and Decatur.
Chartres and st Louis.
Third Fire District - st. Bernard and St.
Claude
st. Bernard and Claiborne.
Dauphine and Clouet.
Dauphlne and EDghien.
Elysian Fields and Moreau.
Bagatelle and Rampant.
Frenchmen and Espansde. ~
Washington Avenue Market.
Fourth Fire District Tchoupisoulas and De-
ord streets.
Annunciation and st. Thomas streets,
Hunter and Tchoupitoulas streets.
Terps,chore and Peters streets.
Robin and Peters street.
TchOupitoulas and Religious streets.
Annunciation and Robin streets.
Annunciation and Richard streets.
st. Mary and Magazine streets. s
Felicity Road and Rampant street.
Felicity Road and Howard street.
Euterpe and Dryades streets.
Washington and Magazine streets.
Josephine and Magazine streets.
Jackson and Magazine streets.
First and st. Charles streets.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
ARRESTED FOR HIGHWAY RoBBFRy.-Sam Mont
,Omery, John Malone, George Mills and Henry
PETERSON we're arrested on charge Of highway
obbery, made by one Thornton Dean. The four
nen were taken from the steamer Belle of Hhreve-
ort, lying at the head of G1avier street, and
AIKEN to the Central Station.
con THE VAG."-Edward Felix was arrested on
ne corner of Magnolia and Erato Streets and
onducted to the SecoLd Precinct Station, charged
the officer with being juvenile vagrant.
LARcENY.-Rc bert Saunders, a kleptomaniac,
vas m run into the Fourth, where q comfortable
ell was provided him. The cause of this mis-
ortune was brought about by Pat Murphy, who
vers that Saunders stole gravel from the corner
Dumaine and ST. Claude streets.
WHOSE DOG Rose Anna Sweeney was taken
'om the corner Of Constance and Calliope
lreets at 10 T. M: Friday, by Officer Bennett.
no locked the far Rose Anna in the second Pre-
net station for having q handsome canine In
er possession, supposed TO be stolen.
At Hills, lOckets, lockets, Mt first cost
Narsden's Zarsaparilla for boils
The friends Of Mr.. Hugh ODonnen will find
m at the house of Messrs. W. Il. Matthews l.
ro., II Poydras street.
It is noticed that fat men. as a general thing.
Q well-to-do in the world. That's because they
mt allow any lien on them, you know. :
Mrs. Eva Joyce, of Oswego, has sued Mr.. !.
bert Quonce for one thousand dollars for
tempting to kiss her. Joyce that are rarest
Q Eva the most expensive. Boston Post.
contemporary wonders whether Cain and
Del ever had the mumps or the vhoOpip~.