The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-14
THE CITY.

Mr. White, 1T Thalia street, and laid down
without speaking, aud for soma time remained
insensible He was afterwards taken to the
Second Precinct Station. Being still uncon-
scious, he was searched, and from papers
found on his person, is supposed to be John
Slaughter commission merchant, from Mo-
bile, Ala.
Among other things found upon him
was letter addressed to him from the I'M
improved Mercantile Agency Of New Orleans
and bunch of keys with John Slaughtel
engraved on the tag as well as some other
unimportant articles.
He is man about fifty five years old, weighs
40 pounds, heavy build, ruddy complexion,
auburn hair, grey moustache and full beard,
trimmed. Had on at the time blue cloth
coat, brown pants, gray vest and calico
shirt, CATERS and black felt hat. AS he re.
NAMED insensible for some time he was sent
to the Charity Hospital. The cause of his
sickness is not known.
A LONG FAIL-At 1870 A. NJ, Wednes
day, girl named Matilda Campbell, aged
sixteen years, fell from ladder which she
was using to tie clothes line on the gal cry
of the house corner of Claiborne and Palmyra
streets She fell a distance of twenty feet,
but her fall was broken by fence. She was
slightly injured about the body ana legs
Her friends took charge Of her and obtained
medical assistance
A WAIF Upon THE Waterfall $3.50 z. M.
Wednesday, while man was fishing in the
river on the levee, between Bienville and
Customhouse streets, the body of a white in
fant child, few days old, was pulled up. 1t
was wrapped in paper and sheet, and tied
with cords on the outside The body was
placed on the wharf where it awaits the Cor
Oner.
ATTENTION ! Officer Francisco reports that
Magazine street, near Julia, in front OF
Schwartz's iron yard, is blockaded by old iron
boilers.
Also, in front of Adler's junk shop, SO Full.
ton and 1l9 Peters street, the gutter is choked
with cid iron.
Also, the banquette in front of D. G. Nc
Cams foundry, at the corner of Julia and
Peers streets, is obstructed.
A SMALL F1RE-At half past 9 O clock Tues
day nig hit a fire broke out on Toulouse, be-
tween Roman and Prieuer streets, in the root
of the house owned by Mr.. Boulard and occu-
pied by Rene Cattara. Damage estimated at
S25, covered by insurance.
A CENTUR1oN.-Joseph Rapp, native of st.
Domingo, one hundred and ten years of age,
WAS aTTtSl6u II LILO IICAOa NOSCtdb1O NAUA hOt
and lodged in the Third Precinct Station,
charged with being vagrant.
CHARITY HOSPITAL Christopher Jean Bap-
tiste, aged thirty-ive, and native OF France,
who went to the Third Precint Station in a
sick and destitute condition, was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
A girl named Josephine. sixteen years OF
age was sent to the Charity Hospital in sick
condition thu pt
Common and Broad streets.
A sailor named Charles Anderson, aged
forty-seven, native of Sweden, who was
found lying in a sick and destitute condition
on board of steamer, was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
BROKEN BR1pGE.-The bridge at the corner
of Third and Tchoupitoulas streets is report
ed in broken and dangerous condition,
and needing immediate repairs.
LOOK TO THAT WHARF-A portion of the
wharf near Canal street, opposite the Harbor
Police Station, is in dangerous condition,
and sadly in need Of immediate repairs.
A WICKED Stage. William Stagg-not a
dear good fellow, as may be seen, was arrested
by virtue of warrant, charged by Rhoda
Walls with assault and battery with intent to
kill. Stagg was given bunk in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
FoRLoRNE.-Lena Lawne, the chronic lauda-
mum drinker. having become tired of attempt
ing her life, has gone on the "vag," and was
arrested for the same and lodged in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
LARcENY-James Singleton, who desired to
go on little hunting expedition and had not
the fre-lock to use, saw fit to purloin one,
and WAS therefore locked up in the Fifth Sub
Station, charged with larceny.