The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-15
THE CITY.

LARCENY OF Copy OF THE N. o. BULLETIN
Geo. Williams was taken in from the corner
of Baronne and Girod streets, charged by
G.. Zeigler with the larceny of a copy of the
n o. BULLETIN. George was accordingly
locked up in the Central Station.
JUVENILE VAGRANTs.- Mathew Brennan and
John alone, both respectively aged 10 years,
were picked up at the corner of Magazine and
Girod streets, and locked up in the Central
Station, charged with being Migrants.
MORE HOSPITAL SUBJECTS. Peter Cash, aged
twenty-one years, native of United States,
Texas, were yesterday sent to the Charity
Hospital in a sick and destitute condition by
the police.
QUITE F1RE.-About half.past 9 o'clock
last night fire originated in tie second
story OF the brick dwelling owned by Widow
Cronn and occupied by Harry White as a.
private boarding house. situated on Marigny
street, between Victory and Levee.
The damage done to the interior of the
house is estimated at $780, The fire was
occasioned by lighted candle which was left
in the room near the window curtain, which
caught on fire and caused the confagration.
The property is covered by insurance, but
IN what company was not ascertained. The
furniture is covered by policy in the Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance Company for $780,
The alarm was turned in by Officer Gahagan
of the Fifth Precinct, from box 254.
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.-It will be remem-
bered that yesterday morning Mr.. O'Hearn
had his horse stolen. The case was placed in
the hands of the we'll known detective VIM
Walsh. who was not long in arresting the
thief, Henry Davis "a paper hanger by trade),
at the corner of st. Charles and Common
streets, and locked him up in the Central
Station. He afterwards repaired to No. 232
Gravier street, where he found the animal
which was stored to its owner. Davis
stands charged with horse stealing
Upon an inquiry it is learned that Mr.. P.
Mcdonald, charged by the police as being an
old thief, turns out to be respectable young
gentleman, the charge having been made
through error.
FIREs.-A fire broke GU. at o'clock this A, |
NJ. in the lower story of the four.story brick |
building, No. 219 Front street, occupied as a |
shop and the upper portion by |
various families, both colored and white, which |
resulted in the total destruction tf the build |
ing; the fire then spread to the adjoining
house, No. 22l, also occupied by Mr.. Wise as
4 cooperage, and the upper portion rented to |
various families. The stock in both estab-
destroyed, also the furniture was
insured for $1,000 in the Salamander, and
) 400 in the Merchants Insurance Company.
Damage to the building about $500. Insu-
ance unknown.
morning fire was discovered in the third
tory of a three story building, No. 6 Rampant
treet, owned by Chas LATTE & Co., and oc-
upled by +. Hoffmark as house of ill-fame, |
which resulted in the destruction of the flrni-
ure IN the third story, valued at about SIS;
am age to the building about $780, The fur
iture is insured in the Germania Insurance
company for $500. The property is insured,
ut in what company or for what amount
ould no. be ascertained. The fire is sup !,
osed to be the work of an incendiary. +
SNEAK THIEVES. About half-past 2 o'clock
uesday morning, during the fire at No. 6 t
ampart street, two persons entered the +
ouse, No. Rampant street, and stole there
ON pocket-book, containing $22. One of
re parties, Peter Mcdonald, we'll known
lief, was subsequently arrested by Sergeant +
ergeron and locked up in the Third Pre-. f
net Station. 9
LARCENY.-Bill johnson, alias Tom Will !,
inns, was housed in the Second Precinct =
alton, from the corner of Robin and Peters J
reets charged by 5. Conlon with the larceny
hose pipe.
SUPPOSED STOLEN. - Samuel Bonner was .
ought to grief at the corner of Crossman
d Front streets, having bolt of calico in
8 possession supposed to be stolen. Samuel
IS incarcerated in the Third Station.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR BURGLARS About 7:3O
NJ, Monday. the Office of E. 81. Levy,
oker, No. 128 Gravier street, was found
en- and the doors secured This office has
en- found open for the past two consecutive
gifts, affording an opportunity for thieves or
rgars
POLICE NoTEs.-Margaret jules aged As
ars, was yesterday sent from the Fourth
ecinct Station to the Charity Hospital in !.
k and destitute condition.
half barrel of flour was picked up at the
.ner of Julia and Carondelet streets and
ought to the Central Station for claimant.
About half-past 3 o'clock A. NJ, the store
Mr.. j. Gottschalk, 80 Tchoupitoulas street,
8 found open. The officer remained in
'rge until the arrival of the proprietor.