The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-29
THE CITY.

FIRST MUNICIPAL CoURr.-In the Boynton
Culpepper robbery, the bonds of Della Davis
Belle Boynton and Doc Hurd were increased
from $500 to S2500 each, and on the charge
of violating city ordinance GAL they were
each fined S25 or thirty days. Emile Paul
charged with being accessory after the fact
was placed under $500 bonds for his appear
ance, and also fined $25 for violation of same
ordinance. Emma Clark, who was only
guilty of the violation Of ordinance GAL, SIS OF
ten days. and Emma Waite, against whom
there was no evidence, was discharged.
Officer j. Bennett, of the Second Precinct.
for contempt Of court in two cases, was fined
| 50 so in each case; also, charged by one Ro-
sanna Sweeney with false imprisonment,
pleaded not guilty and was placed under $3.50
bond for his appearance.
| A. Christopher, dangerous and suspicious
character, pleaded not guilty and was released
on the condition that he would leave New Or
| le ms within the next twenty-four hours.
v. Caron, charged with having obtained
goods from Messrs. Hernsheim Brothers
under false pretenses, pleaded guilty to the
charge and was placed under bonds of 5000
for his appearance.
Henry Watron, charged with arson on the
night Of the 26th, pleaded not guilty, remand
ed without bail.
Martin Garfield, who assaulted and bru-
| tally beat Officer J. G. Moss on the 25th inst,
and charged with attempt to! kill, pleaded not
guilty; $50 for his appearance.
John Hartnett, Harry Clifford and Teddie
Monyhan, burglary. In this case Officers
Dsyeraux and Cain testified bringing into
court pieces of the doors which were pene-
trated with the augur used by these men and
found in their house. On account Of absent
witnesses the case was continued.
The case of VIM, Kirby, charged with'enter-
ing in the night time the residence 40
Baronne street, on June 20. 1875, came ul
before Judge Evans on Wednesday. The
testimony being heard, accused was sent be-
fore the First District Court under bonds Of
$1,000.
Sarah Griggs, alias Reed. charged with the
larceny of diamond and jewelry from Mrs.
Fenner, on July II, was tried before Judge
Evans on Wednesday. Accused was sent be-
fore the Superior Criminal Court under bonds
Of $500.
The court then adjourned until 9 this morn
ing.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Lizzie Houlihan alias
Skinney, at P. M, Wednesday. snatched .
50 note from Minnie Cronnan, ct the corner
Of Dauphine and St Peter streets After
snatching the money, Lizzie ran down Dau-
phine street, and when at the corner of Es-
planade street, was caught by officer Sherman
and locked up in the Third Precinct Station,
where she is charged with highway robbery.
EMBEzzLEMENT.-Mrs GuilIaume, at 2 P.
NJ. Wednesday, was taken from her home,
173 Burgundy street. to the Third Precinct
Station, where she was locked up, charged by
John Bodin with breach Of trust and en-
bezzlement
IFrom Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURT.-Manuel
SALARIES and Ascanio Sariol were taken be-
fore Judge Evans on Tuesday. charged with
passing counterfeit Spanish doubloons. The
testimony being given, Judge Evans thought
that there was sufficient evidence to show
that the counterfeit piece had been passed,
but as no evidence had been brought forward
to prove that the accused had knowingly
passed the counterfeit, he would honorably
discharge the prisoners.
HOSPITAL SUByEcTs.-A colored woman
named Sarah Blue. IS years of age, was sent
from residence 1873 Raterpe street to the
Charity Hospita, in sick and destitute con-
dition.
An unknown German, about 60 years of
age, was sent also to the Hospital from the |
Second Precinct Station, having been picked
up in sick and destitute condition.
ODAS. MAnSpaC, HSeu AZ, uhtlV0 Oh Ger- |
many, found at the corner of Camp and |
Gravier in a sick and destitute condition, |
was sent to the Charity.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF Bartel, who |
had nothing else to do, went to work with a
large knife and cut open several sacks of peas |
nd salt in front of Jackson & Mansions store. |
The young scapegrace ran away, but was |
overtaken BY Officer Elmore, who conducted |
him to the Central Station.
OPEN STORES. Office of L. Labut SO |
Poydras street, was found open at 10 P. NJ,
Tuesday. At 12:45 A. NJ, Wednesday, the |
office of the Union Oil Works, 43 Delta street,
found open, and the tin shop of Geo. Lemley,
Baronne, near Girod, at A. N. found open.
STREET COMMISSIONERS NoTEs-The gut
ess at the corner of 81. Andrew and Coliseum
directs are in foul condition. The imme-
liate attention of the proper authorities is
,alled to the above fact.
POLICE NOTES. Sterling, by no means
sterling man, is accused by Officer A.
Stephens with having lot lumber in his
supposed to be stolen. Sterling
md the lumber are in the Seventh Precinct
station.
A mad dog was shot and killed by Officer
sounette at S:45 P. III. Tuesday, at the corner
Il Thalia and Prytania streets.
One A. L. Charbonet was put into the Fifth