The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
THE CITY.

A. II O'Clock yesterday fire
INoE lsaa1.nrsd in the two-story frame bmlding
w W. Ola Grayier street. Damage apUus s1.u, IN
sured in the Sun Mutual ils u the gable end he.
sooOu. .ho weatherboardipg, and ID considered De-
WEI donbt 10 have been the WORK 81 an lncen-
yonu wi tIera WAS no one in the buudlng AZ the
time.
o., MIR ACCIDENTAL woman named Mrs.
y, Prieto. employed at the ocean saw MILLS 1.I ON
Water between ya noeasd down by the saw carrier
was her left hip dislocated, as wen as peing
anu bruised on other portions OF ne, Dooy.
She was conveyed to her reslo1nSe' .aa+s ILL.,,
between Water and Tchonpitouias ouo,nc.J has
DR. Chan bers attenoeo "n~
wounds not dangerous.
AccpssoRy.-James Clark was crested At
,1aI IaSt avenine. at the corner of Basin and
Coromon streets. by Officer RoAborough, charged
49,, !, formation received with DelpS accessory
70 the stabblng and wounding OF spSciain queer
VIM. Walsh. Clark was LODGED III tne oen'rai
Station.
Charity HosP1TAL.-Oficer WInams gent 70
tho Charity Hospital Jas. Rodrlgues, VINO came
TO the Central Station in SICK anu oesutute
condition.
p,-nc,,p The residence of Mr.. Louis g.
Asburv No. % Palmyra street, was entered
sometime during FIidaytNnight ~ unknown
thieves. who carried away coat a1o pants
valued at $15 and also 90 Ia ooiAen0J "nion
we're in the pants pocket.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT, Saturday, at half-past
one o'clock r NJ, young man h;mSer thrc,a
the right shoulder, while playing careiessiy with
q nist0l He was conveyed to his residence, NO.
1aa Religions street, where his wound was dress
ed and discovered not to be dangerous.
tt was Patrick Conway, patrolman,, not Mr..
Boyce, who turned in by mistake 1alse alarm
F, iday night, about P. NJ.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
About II 80 this morning fire was discovered
in the Society Hall, 38 Graylsr street, wnicn re.
gu S,,,ld.ng. 1t was insured, but IN what COM
nan nD ~ Or for what amount, could not be ascer-
VI T 1He cause of the fire is unknown. Fire Com
pany No promptly on sne sPas aa 81 snv
gnished the nan ~ sne assis'anoe u any
of the fire companies.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES must be H1tie I'M
r,ea santness in the Cautzen family as ouls Is
CHARGED by Earnestna with embezzlemengyA ot
furniture valued at SIS, aud was Obliged TO s.eex
in the cold cell of the sixth Precinct all nlght. as
Louis's better half was Earnest-in in a charges.
ABAp CoUpLE.-Jo John Moore and Fanny VIII
liams seem to have been leagued IN conspiracy
againt Thos. Murray, as the male anu io pso;ot
ligerents stand charged on the Sixth PRECINCT
records-Moore with assault and patIery anu
with intent to kill, and Fanny Williams as
accessory.
Broken BR1paEs-The bridge at the corner
of Laharpe and Claiborne streets ls reported al
being out of order and needs immediate repairs.
Another at the ecrner of Roman and humane
streets is also reported
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME.-Mr. hrasqPo-
liski comes forward and charges one FRANK hel-
schneick with having feloniously purlolneo
dog. Officer G.. ]. Valian arrested the ia!ter
and lodged him in the First. Frank thinks II
dog-gone shame.
CHARITY HosPITAL.-John Taylor, aged 70,
was sent to the Charity Hospital IN q SICK anu
destitute condition from the Third Precinct Sta
ton.
Mrs. Burton and her child years OF age, VINO
were brought to the city on the steamer Natchez
in lick and destitute condition. were sent to the
Charity Hospital by Corporal Fostrick, OF the
Harbor Precinct.
YOUNG THIEF NIcKED. = Joseph Marley,
young man of nineteen summers, and claiming
to live as best he may without occupation. was
run into the Sixth Precinct Station by Ohcer
Costly. Joseph stands charged by VIM. Bernas
with the larceny of IS in currency and one pound
of tobacco.
FIRST NJ. P. CoURT.-John Mandere, CHARGED
by rancois Bonsigneur with the forgery OF Sz5Oo,
was arraigned before Jue &c Evans Saturday.
morning The prisoner pleaded "no5 guilty."
and was remanded under $500 bail.