The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
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hin AwAY.-L9st evening the beer wagon Of
Mr.. WeckllnS, was gong along slGietly, but al it
came to the corner of Magazine and Washing son
streets, the horse took fright and ran away Nd
setting the wagon and slightly injurng the drive,
ana a child WHO was on the wagon.
Horse THrEF.-Joseph Henderson, a negro
aged about thirty years, was arrested by Office 4
Roussare, at the corner ct Baronne and Com
mon streets, charged BY one Joseph Marbric
with the larceny OF two horses. valued at two
hundred and fifty dollars Henderson WAS incar-
cerated IN the First Precinct Station.
Prom our Evening Edition of Yesteray.l
| HEARTLEss MoTHER.-Margaret Crowley.
aged about thirty eight years, heartlessly aban-
Goncd her little child, a boy aged about three
years, by taking him to vacant lot ut the corner
OF Erato aud Magazine, and leaving him there.
| The little fellow was found by the pol CO and
taken care or Margaret Crowley, the creature,
was taken into the Second Precinct Station and
there locked up charged with abandoning her
| child.
A LOTTERY SWINDLER.-This morning Officer
Jules Dumas succeeded in arresting, at the
Second Street Market, r T. Wallace alias Chicago
DICK, the captain OF gang OF men who run bogus
lotteries and gambling wheels on the streets, and
at the different markets. Wallace was lodged in
the Sixth and brought before Judge Adams.
dumas not beng ready for The trial, Wallace
was placed under $500 bonds for his appearance.
FIRST NJ 2. COURT George Vaudeville and
81 u,
OF putting their hands into his pocket and taking
there1rom $3.50 IN money and promissory note
1or SD, were brought up before Judge Evans
this morning. The accused were each placed
under $1,000 bonds for appearance.
ONE MORE UNFoRTUNATE.-Thi morning pri-
vate Officers Lewis and Hormey found, in the
Galvez canal, head OF Gasquct street the decom
posed body Of an infant about one month old
The fact was made known at the Central Station
and the Coroner notified
FOUND OPEN.-The gentlemens furnishing
store of Sproule, at the corner of ST. Charles
and Gravler streets, was found open by Private
Ohcer A. Barney at 2:15 O'Clock this morning.
ne officer renamed IN charge until the arrival
OF the proprietor.
BLAzELEr.At 215 this morning fire
broke out III the kitchen at the rear OF the house
on Crsullnes, between Dauphine and Bourbon
streets, occupied by Mr. Lamasse. Amount of
lam ,ge s25. Insured for $3.50 in the bbernia
Insurance Company. Cause of fire not known;
alarm from box PIG
she CARvETH GEORGE. Jane Carter, alias
Fanny Roberts, woman who cares not how she
ives, was arrested, from information received.
charged with having cut and dan gerously wound
ID one George Johnson on the 18th inst. Jane
opposed in the Third.
BIG LARCENY. Albert r. Counee a carpen-
er, aged about twenty-eight years, was arrested
t II NJ. Friday and lodged in the Third, being
larceny of 5000 on Philip street, between ROYAL
nd Bourbon.
OBsTRUcTToN.-An iron pipe connected with
he Fulton United States Bonded Warehouse on
etc! 8, between South Market and Delord streets
elevated some two feet above the banquette
his portion of the pipe was originally under
round. The exposed condition of the pipe at
resent Is dangerous to pedestrians and is an OBJ
ruction on the general thoroughfare.
MISCELLANEOUS. Henry Reed, aged TWENTY
x, was run into the Fourth Precinct Station
larged, from information received. with HAVING
II ana wounded one Sylvia Reed at the corner
franklin and Customhouse streets.
George Brown having been found last NIGHT Mt
g corner of Camp and First streets hinder
tner peculiar circumstances, was run INTO the
KIN Precinct Station and charged with beng a.
ngerous and suspicious character
There Is a shed at the corner of Napazi,e and
Aclty streets winch is reported to be in a dan
rous condition and liable to fall on the heads
passers by. Inc attention Of the owner of
c property is called tn tho fact