The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-02
THE CITY.

| IHE O1IY.
| CHARITY Hosp1rAL.-The following is tn,
report OF this institution for the month Of
March, 1875:
| Number Of patients admitted
Foreigners ................. lbJ
Total 2SS
Males 2l7; females II.
Number OF patients discharged
Males ....'..-.-...... &c
Females ............-....- 81
Total acknowledgements. 299
Number of deaths G6.
Number of patients remaining April l, 1876
DlaleS Observation-Disclosures. oUo
xOEtl. 1tO
A SHOEMAKER BEEATHEs BIS LAST. - At
6 O'clock last evening Y. G. Fnhrer, shoe
maker, at No. 145 Gravier street, near St.
Charles street, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the right temple with Colt
revolver. The police discovered the fact and
conveyed the man to the Charity Hospital,
where he expired at 8 o'clock last night. The
suicide was caused from family troubles.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
You NAUGHTY MAN.-lIiss Bessie Wallace,
one of the syrens OF IL South Basin street,
comes forward and accuses E. D. Delematre
with having committed an assault and bat
terry upon her with intent to kill The ac-
cused was lodged in the First Precinct Sta
ton, where he will study the lines: He who
lays his hands upon woman save in the way
of Kindness, etc.
l1YsrEE1ous.-TLe dead body Of newborn
child was found in the gutter at corner of
Liberty and Cal!iope streets. The child from
appearances was white. No clue has as yet
been discovered as to the parents, but every
etf)rt will be put forth to discover the heart
less mother who gave her child such O grave.
SERIOUS CHAnGE-John Burke, jr., was
arrested at the instance Of John keegan, jr.,
charged with being accessory to the murder
of one john keegan, on the ID day of Novem
Der, 1874 The accused was arrested in the
Superior Criminal Court.
A WICKED WOMAN. y Mrs. Smith. who
resides at the corner of Josephine and Con-
and at times treating her child brntally, was
lodged in the Sixth Precinct Station.
A SET-To HArcHEr-At halfpast 10 o'clock
this morning, difficulty occurred on Frank
lin street, between two colored men named
Charles Moody and Phil Williams. which re-
suited in Williams being cut in the left wrist
with Ratchet. Moody WIS arrested and
lodged in the Fourth Precinct Station. The
wounded man was also taken there, where
DIR. Schumacher attended and pronounced
his inj uries serious, but not dangerous.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS -Thos. Jones
ana Patrick Hines. two young men of about
eighteen years of age, were arrested at the
corner of Perdido and St. Charles streets at
10 o'clock this morning. and lodged in the
First, charged with being dangerous and sus-
picious characters.
MISCELLANEOUS Henderson, hear
ing that warrant had been issued for his ar
rest, which set forth that he had com united a
larceny, like sensible man, saved the peeler
some trouble and surrendered himself at the
Eighth Precinct Station.
On Verret, near Evalina street, Mrs. Y.
Derinsbonrgh was arrested upon suspicion Of
being INSANE For safe keeping she was i'm
INJURED in the Eighth.
The drug establishment of Mr. /. L Lyons,
corner Gravier and Camp, was found open at
half.past o'clock this morning The clerks
were awakenked and the doors secured.
Louis Joseph, a promising youth Of fifteen
years, was TAKEN 10 the t1ArDOr from tie head
of ST. Louis street, for pilferipg molasses.
Prosper Andrew. for purloining the ''purp"
of Richard Chatham, was run into the
Harbor.
George Mahle, butcher, was lodged in the
Seventh Precinct at 6 O'Clock last evening
charged With being drunk, disturbing the
peace and running his horse through the
streets aud endanger;ng the lives Of citizens.
Joseph Pascal, residing at the corner of
Clouet and Urquhart streets. was sent to the
Charity Hospital in a sick and destitute condi-
tion.
Thos jenkins. youth of seventeen years.
was run into the Third Precinct, charged
with having stolen property in his possession
S,me thirty odd unfortonttes took their
lodgings III the Third last night, with the
"-tereotyped' charge of drunk and disturbing
the peace against them.
Manuel L. johnson, residing at 107 Clara
street, was sent to the Charity Hospital this
morning in sick and destitute condition.
THU CnNRTS