The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-02
THE CITY.

from our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.l
LARcENY.-Frank O'Neil, Mary Hamilto
and Ellen Roland having appropriated to thei
own use $75, the property of NJ. j. Listen
berger, and also SIS IS, the property of NJ
Lynch, were all safely lodged in the Thir
precinct under charge Of larceny
SICK AND DESTITUTE. Whitefeld
aged 80 years, and native of the United States
was sent to the Charity Hospital from 81 Del
ia street.
| Joseph Tavere, aged 81 years, native o
France, was sent to Charity Hospital from
the Third precinct in sick and destitute con
| dition.
| fire broke out in the one-story frame building
No. S54 Magazine street, occupied by Mrs.
Rel as grocery store, and owned by p.
Kaiser. The building and stock were en-
tirely destroyed. The building was insured
in the Teutonia for three thousand dollars.
The building No. 1853 Magazine street, occu-
pied by Mr.. Levi as hair store, was much
damaged by water as we'll as the stock and
fixtures which were insured in the Factors
and Traders for eight hundred dollars. The
cause Of the fire has not yet been ascertained
BURGLARS AT WoRK.-On Saturday morning
about 5 o'clock, the house Of Mr.. Victor Oil
yer, at the corner of Esplanade and Johnson
street. was burglariously entered by unknown
thieves, who made their entrance through the
side window.
After reaching the interior of the dwelling
the marks left showed that they had passed
up the front stairs and tried the bedroom
doors, but found them securely locked. In
the hallway they opened and searched an old
trunk. but, disguised at their unsuccess, they
descended to the parlors and dining room.
Here they broke open the side-board and
napkin rings, piano cover, table knives, and
to add zest to their morning meal, a jar of
preserves.
The rascals got off without leaving any clue.
BURGLARY. - Some time during Sunday
night unknown parties entered the coffee
house of Mr.. John ONeil, situated on the
Levee, head of ITALIA street, and stole there
from two barrels of whisky one barrel of gin,
and several other valuable articles belonging
to the bar. The entire extent of the robbery
could not be ascertained as MIR. O'Neil was
absent at the time in the country on hunt
ing expedition. No clue to the thief or
thieves has as yet been discovered
WANTED SHoEs.-Owing to the great change
in the atmosphere in the past few days. one
John LATHE, whose feet were bare, consider
ing that charity should begin at home, gave
unto himself pair Of shoes, but in giving to
himself he feloniously procured them from
one F. Anderson, who, approaching his own
comfort as much as that Of his fellow sufferer,
made charge Of larceny against John LATHE,
who was locked in the Fourth Precinct to
answer the above charge.
New LINE OF SMUGGLING. - One Leon
Buschy, having friend in the First Precinct
Station, and deeming in his mind the cold
90 great for the good health of his friend, |
Wished to warm him up, and, therefore, |
large bottle Of the ardent through |
he bars but while in the performance of |
his Christian act, was detected by vigilant |
,ficer, who Immediately brought the young
nan under the awe-inspiring eye Of Judge |
Evans, who thought the case serious enough |
0 remand the prisoner.
ACCIDENTAL STABBING.-A woman named |
elizabeth Williams, whilst playing with some
f her friends on Franklin, between Custom
ouse and Bienville streets, with pocket
n;fe open in he pocket, fell and was acct
entally stabbed in the abdomen. She was
AIKEN to the Charity Hospital where the
octor pronounced her in dangerous condi-
ion.