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

SMALL FIRE-About O'Clock this morn
ing, fire broke out on the roof of the school.
house, on Delachaise, between Prytania and
st. Charles. Property owned by Dir. Philin
Delachaise. The fire department responded
promptly to the al arm, and succeeded in ex-
tingui hing the blaze with but little damage
to the property. The fire was caused from
sparks falling from the chimney on the roof.
On. That GoDELEE. Mrs. More and Lila
sarah, two more of the same sort, all being
Easy of virtue as well as honesty, desired to
take part of Christmas-like repast. Money
was not plentiful enough with the trio to pur-
chase the indispens abla turkey, and therefore
they made raid on Mrs Cogan's hennery
and gobbied gobhler, for which they were
nnceremoniously rushed into the Eighth Pre-
cinct Station.
| HOSPITAL CASES William Previdan, ma
tive OF New York, and thir!y-two years old,
| having been found on board the steamer
Garry Owen in sick and destitute condition.
was sent 10 the Charity Hospital for medical
attention Agnes Cunning, negro woman,
aged sixty years, was sent to the Charity Hos
pitai IN sick and destitute condition from
10 ferdido street. Charles Johnson, aged
hity years was also sent to the hospital from
,Ae first Preclnct Station in sick and aesti-
tute condition.
DIED IN TIE DOCK. = An unfortunate
creature named Louis Nolette, who had be-
come SO addicted to the use OF liquor as to be
lncarcerated as an habitual drunkard, while
prisoner in the dock of the Second Metro
politan Police Court yesturday, at P. NJ,
suddenly fell dead. The Coroner held an in
quest. Verdict: Congestion of the brain.
BAD MEN-Edmund Augustus and Georoe
Davis, two pugilistic creatures punched each
other last nj ht at the corner Of Touluse and
Royal streets. This is, in the eyes of the
law, disturbing the peace. The happy pair
were locked up in the Third.
DANGEROUS front gallery of the build
ing No. 3li Peters street, owned bv John
Lure, residing at No. 2lO Enghien street. is
III broken condition, making it dangerous
for passers-by. The attention of the owner is
called to this fact.
POLICE CoURT RETURNs.-During the week
ending Saturday, February 81, the several
courts collected the following
mounts as fines, and turned the same over
o the Administrator Of Police:
first District, Judge Evans $40 80
,econa District, Judge Staes. ....... 70 90
Aird District Judge Long ...,......... II so
Iourth District, Judge Adams ... - so
nth District, Judge Mccormack .... 80 90 ;
1otal- -.....................s 27S co.
SEVERELY INJURED About 23O o'clock
esterday evening, man by the name of
Ohm Powers about twenty-five years old.
,hilst engaged in discharging the steamer
thompson Dean, lying OF the head of Poy-
ras street. was severely injured By bale of
ay accidentally falling upon him. He was
ent to the Charity Hospital, where his inju-
IS were given attention.
hNlFE AND PIsToI.-At four O'Clock YES
'rday evening difficulty occurred at No. go
ifod street, between William Feenv and
ohn OBrien alias Dublin, during which
'Brien attacked Feeny with a knife, who
'ew his revolver and shot his assalant in the
It shoulder, intiicting a severe wound. The
ounded man was conveyed to The Charity
ospisal. where he received medical attend
'ce Feony succeeded in making his
cape.
bout y o'clock last night Feeny gave him
Il up to the officer On Girod, near Tchoupi-
uias street ard was taken to the First Pre-
net Station and there locked up He is
out nineteen years old, aud bears from all
10 know him good reputation.