The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-29
THE CITY.

Of s and o'clock Tuesday morning white
man named E. De George, father OF MI
A. De George. a grocery keeper, corner OF
Esplanade and Robertson streets. attempted
to commit suicide by jumping into the river
off the Third District Ferry. He was rescued
by the crew of the boat and conveyed to his
| residence.
WHAT Has BECOME OF IT.-Mrs. Ann Gala
cher residing at No. POP St. Charles street,
feels aprieved that no action has been taken
concerning an affidavit she made before the
First Municipal Court. on the 10th OF Septem-
Der last against negro named Aleck !erusna'
who had pointed a pistol at her and threat
ened her life.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About half-past D
o'clock last evening Mr.. kerchmyer, aged oo
wears and native of Germany, and an en-
ployee at the house of Schmidt Llegler, on
Fulton street, between Poydras and Gravler,
had the toes of both his feet mashed and cut
by the elevator, which came down while he
was in the act of hosting lot of pork. The
wounde man was conveyed to the Charity
Hospital, where he received medical attention.
Loar.-Two little boys, named David Moses
Finklestein and John Frisby, strayed away
from their parents residence, No. 1l9 lou
! louise street, yesterday morning, and have
not since been heard from. The parents are
naturally very much excited over their alb
sence.
WHAT He PROPOSED TO Dot was a long
time after it happened before Annie Frisbie
could realize the wrongs perpetrated upon
her by an old acquaintance of hers named
| Joshua Burroughs. After drinking few
gallons of benzine Christmas, he called at
Miss Frisbiss residence, on Jersey, between
Cadiz and and Jena streets, and insulted and
abused her shamefully. Joshua was asked
politely to leave, when he got up and swore
that he would kill Miss Frisbie. The young
lady Immediately repaired to Judge Falls
Court and made an affidavit, which caused his
arrest aud Incarceration in the Seventh Pre-
cinct Station.
ARRESTED. Joseph and VIM. Harrison were
captured Monday evening, on Delord street,
between Magnolia and Clara, and taken to
the Second Precinct Station. These two men
were in the mob that assaulted and danger
ously wounded Officer Campbell, of the First
Precinct, on Christmas night, and rescued
prisoner from him.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. Officer Chez
| vers, at half past O'Clock Monday evening,
collared Chas. Harrison, alias Johnson, and
VIM. Fitsche, corner of Erato and Magazine
streets, and marched them into the Second
Precinct Station, charged with being danger
GUS and susp iclous characters, and being about
to commit breach of the peace.
CHARGED WITH MuRDER-Frank Romeo,
alias Nine-Fingered Frank, surrendered HIM
self at the Third Precinct Station on learning
that Coroner De Blanc had made an affidavit
against him for numbering man named Ber-
nard Ditto, proprietor of cigar store at the
corner of Peters and rsuines streets, on the
night of September 20, 1873.
LARcEN1Es. Dan Smith picked up three
green shoulders Monday morning, on the
levee, head of Gravier street, and walked off
rapidly with them. A policeman stopped him,
and Dan tried to make him believe that he in
tended going few yards further and then
return, that he was ust carrying them about
for exercise. The tale was a good one, but it
didn't work with the officer OF the law, who
landed him in the Harbor Station.
| James Douglas was in hard luck Monday.
| He got in with young man named Cicero
Sadler on the steamboat Robt. Z. Lee, and
lost 500, all of the money he possessed.
Cicero was placed in DURANGO vile, but none
OF the filthy lucre was found.
| POLICE NorEs-Jules Ortiz on learning
that J. B. Nicholas had made an affidavit
against him for assaulting him with a dan
gerous weapon with intent to kill, sur
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| the Third Precinct Station Monday morning.
| Baptiste Ruffell was arrested Monday on
| Bourbon street, between Customhouse and
Canal, for obtaining a small amount of money
| from P. Runkel, under false pretenses. He
was taken to the jackson Square Station.
J. Tracy met Charles Petit Monday on the
GENTLY Road and threatened to carve him to
pieces with large bowie knife.
IT took two deputv cOrStablaS from ThOmD-
sons court, Algiers, to arrest an old man
named George Brown, at the cutoff road, for
stealing paper collar worth five cents.
The Ninth Street Market is in a filthy con-
dition. 1t has not been cleaned or washed
for more than a month
Mrs. Malinda Bates caused the arrest of a
painter named w. Lavington last night. cor
ner of Laurel and Fourth streets, for under
taking to paint her eye black with his fist.
Jeff Wells. farmer, was taken in from the
corner OF st. Thomas and Melpomene streets
by Officer Hawkins, charged with being dan
georous and suspicious character.
To make fashionable mutf cover an ordi-