The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19
THE CITY.

, LEyEE THIEF.-The landing of late ha
! been swarmed with class of thieves ant
levee rats who daily make it business o
walking up and and down the wharf, princi
pally from Girod to St Louis Streets and il
many instances pick up and walk away with
! barrel or sack of goods as tearlessly as if i
were twenty dollar note that they would &C
cldentally come across after the loser haC
entirely disappeared from the spot and nc
one else was nigh. =...=..
One of these bold thieves, not later than
yesterday at half-past y o'clock in broad day
light, made an effort to steal fifty pound
bundle of cotton ties from on board the
steamer Texas, lying at the head OF Custom
house street. and within a stones throw Of the
police station. Corporal Kelly, .who was in
the vicinity CHANGED to see him, and accord
ingly brought him to Jail, where he gave Al
bert Coleman as his only lawful name. No
sooner had he been arrested than Mr.. George
Smith appeared at the stationhouse and
claimed the property. He also made the ne
| cessary charge OF larceny against the Prince
Albert, who was transferred to the Jackson
Square Station for safe keeping
CAPITAL OGFENsE.-Lawoena Williams
was arraigned before Magistrate Evans this
morning charged with having burglariously
entered the residence of Mr. Richard Ter
rell, at the corner of Magazine and Robin
streets. in the night time on the 18Th of Jan
uary last, armed with a dangerous weapon, to
wit, a revolver.
After hearing the testimony OF Mr.. J. r.
Boarman, Messrs r. F. and r. Terrell and
Officer Clarice. Judge Evans remanded the
accused to the Parish Prison to await trial be-
fore the Superior Criminal Court without the |
benefit Of bail.
WEARING APPAREL THIEF.-A Spanish tar
named Manuel Philips, was arrested at the
corner OF Gallatin and Hospital streets, at half
past IL o'clock Wednesday morning, by pa
trolman Cozzens, who housed him in the
jackson Square Station, where Mr.. James
Ennis preferred charge against him for
stealing lot of wearing apparel valued at
five dollars.
A HEARsE UPsET.-Yesterday about 80 P.
H. as G. Schopp. the driver Of hearse, was
going up Magazine street, when at the corner
u Valence the horses attached to the hearse
ook fright and ran away, upsetting the hearse
md injuring it to the amount of $40 Mr..
schopp and horses escaped unhurt though
learsay has it the hearse went to the shop for
epairs.
SICK AND HoMELEss.-A colored woman,
famed Louisa Jackson, % years of age, and
latice Of Louisiana, was sent to the Charity
III q SlCh anu UGSuluLo condition |
rom her residence, No. 1S9 Constance street
TREspAss. Willard Fillmore was captured
y a peeler on Tchoupitoulas, between
,haresa and Melpomene streets, at half-past
o'clock yesterday evening, on the complaint ,
f Martin Van Buren,, who states that Fill
acre trespassed on his property. I
RoBDEEY-Of Officers Abriz and Cozzens, at f
DON Wednesday, pulled a man named Daniel
levine into the Third Precinct Station y
'aniel was taken up at the corner Of Hospi-
Il and Gallatin streets, where he had robbed
r.. Joseph Emile Of lot Of valuable
apers. l.
SMUGGL1NG.-Eight Spanish sailors, named
ntonie Romeo, John Frehon, Francis Lee V
a, Joe Carlo, Philip Sanche, Joe Ring,
ernard Remelo and Joe Palermo, were ar
sted at the corner of Philip and Tchoupi-
MAS streets yesterday and taken to the l
xth Precinct on a charge of smuggling D
CARS.
HoNoEABLY ACQUITTED. Detective Jules by
umas was tried on the charge of tampering
th the witnesses in the Danziger burglary - u
Sc, preferred against him by Special Officer iTii
arris, and YVES honorably acquitted, there 20
ing not the slightest proof to sustain the =
legations, WI