The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
THE CITY.

BODY Fousp.-At 81 P. M. Friday. the
body OF the sailor Jas. OHara was found. IL
will be remembered that he fell from the
steamship Haytian on the 26sh ultimo. The
BODY was discovered floating opposite the
head of jackson street.
SMALL FIRE.-A fire was discovered at $50
last night at the residence of Mrs. Paccoh, on
Tchoupitoulas, near Constantinople street,
with damage of So The blaze was eX-
tinguished by the fremen and police. No in
surance, the policy having been Cancelled, as
three previous attempts have been made to
burn the building.
THREE CHARaEs.-Louis Jackson, for being
drunk, disturbing the peace and having prop
ertv in his possession supposed to have been
stolen. was arrested at the corner of Franklin
and Poydras street, and lodged in the Central
Station by Officer Francisco.
Nor VERY CEIEsTIAL.-On warrant, at 23i
Julia street, Celestine Lewis, at the instance
of Sarah White and Francis Sewell, was ar
rested and incarcerated in the Central ota-
ton. charged with assault with dangerous
weapon.
Quarry HospITAI-.Daniel McGovern,
native of Ireland, was found in sick and
destitute condition on the corner OF Front ana
Lafayette streets, and sent to the Charl'y los
pital
IARcENy.-N, A. Delerno comes forward
and charges Ann E. Butler with the larceny OF
property valued at $25. Wherefore Ann was
locked up in the Central Station by virtue OF
| warrant.
THIRD DISTRICT F1RE.-At AS Thursday
night a fire originated in the one-story frame
dwelling house, situated at the corner Of
Vaudeville and Prosper streets. The proper
ty owned by H. Hart and occupied by >. b.
Chalair was totally destroyed. Estimated
loss, $1,000 Property not insured. Eurnl-
ture insured in the New Orleans Mutual lor
$3.50. Thence the flames were communicated
to the adjoining one-story frame building on
Vaudeville street, owned and occupied by
Joseph Hecker Totally destroyed; loss $500,
Insured in the New Orleans Mutual for $1,000.
Cause of fire supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary. Alarm turned in from box 3l6.
| TERRIBLE FA1L.-At 8 o'clock, Friday
morning, a man named VIM MeCabe, cot
ton screwer by occupation, while engaged in
| loading cotton on the German steamer Stratus
burg, lying at the head of st. Andrew street,
and while in the act of lowering bale OF
cotton into the hold, he fell distance OF
some thirty feet, severely injuring himself
about the head and shoulders. He was con-
veyed by his friends to his residence, 1879
| st. Andrew street, where he received the
medical attention of DR.. Poelman, who at
present refuses to pronounce upon McCabes
condition.
| CHARITY HospITAL.-Frank Drolla, fifty
six wears of age, a native of France, was sent
to the Charity Hospital, having been brought
by the steamer w. S. Pike to the city IN
sick and destitute condition.
1 Nam parrot e
two years of age, who was brought on the
steamer Willie.
Thomas s. Kelly, youth of eighteen years
of age, was found at the corner OF Toulouse
and Claiborne streets, in sick and destitute
condition, and was sent to the Charity Hos
pital
native of Germany, was sent to the Charity
Hospital in a SICK and destitute condition
from the Third Precinct Station.
DIED FROM BURNs.-The young girl, Inc.
resa Weber, residing at 81 North Market
street. who was so severely burned on the
evening of the 10Th inst, died at 10 2. NJ.
Thursday, from the effects of her burns.
FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire turned
in from box No. Ais at 9 o'clock this A. Nj
was given accidentally by MIR. Bryce, 1nspec-
tor Of the Fnemans Insurance Company.
Police NOTES. = Hattie Russell and one
Fred Nash, for disturbing the peace, and Hattie
Russell charged by Fred Nash with the larceny
of 81. slept in the Third Precinct Station.
At the corner of Independence and Bur
gundy streets there is a broken bridge re-
ported. There is another in the same con-
dition at the corner of Urquhart and Annette
streets.
The telegraph post of the Western Union
Line, on the corner of Levee and Flood
streets, is in dangerous condition and liable
to fall at any moment.
Prosper Henry, who is recorded as thief
naturally following the bent of his incllna.
tons. purloined from Mr.. n G. Carbagar 9
half dozen glasses, for which the Prosper Gus
vouth was incarcerated in the Fourth Pre-
cinct Station charged with larceny.
The crossing on the corner of Vallette and
Alex streets, Gretna, is reported ID danger
GUS and broken condition.
William Mccarthy, charged by Geo. Smith
with assault and battery with dangerous
weapon. was arrested and lodged in the Eighth
Precinct Station.
!, Edward Jones. charged by Richard Moo
nan with the larceny of a bag OF shot, was
arrested on the levee head OF Canal street
and lodged in the Harbor Station
! P. Sullivan, cigar maker, charged by L.
e. Barley with breach of trust and embezzle.
ment, took up quarters in the Third Precinct
Station.
Sam Music has been arrested for murder in
Illinois. He can plead self-defense-so many
people have murdered psalm music.-Boston