The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-01
THE CITY.

BANK bayou ST. JoHx I'M D.xcrp
W UnhahlNG'-Ihe water in Bayou St JohJ Z
"asning'on street, is within eighteen inS
OF the bank. The levee in that yicinit
Instance OF some thirty feet is 70,
inches lower than at any other poiut
snoui. the easterly winds continue, the
. ~ uaaeer OF breaking at any moment.
a STREET CAR BUGGY CoLLnEl
ooo last evening" MIR. John Clark, the 10 our fui
airy man. was riding in his buggy down AOCERIE
n 'u street. and he got betuA u,;o, -.
Ihaila and Erato streets, came suddenly lncn W
collision with street car that was going
an opposite direction. Mr.. Ciark's HON
Jumped suddenly to one side and upset N
buggy. throwing Mr.. Clark violently to stree'~
ground and lnjusing him severely, he r.
ing a deep cut on the right hand side O
face, and one in the back If the head -
Inc buggy was smashed into piec
the horse, with the shafts attached.
ran fnrlously down the street, causf
one to f1y who came across his =
Clark was placed ip a carriage anJsva COFFEE.
to his residence on Race, between :.
land Chippewa, where his vronn.
dressed By DR.. Chastlnt.
BROKEN BRDGEs.-The cross BRIDE
corner of Liberty and Lafayette street az theND.
ported to he broken. and the bridge eo ,s To-
OF South Poydras and Franklin streets is in a 81
dangerous condition.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition. In!
ANOTHER BURGLARY. Some time during. III
Tuesday night the shoe store Of Mr. Frank III
Haar was broken open and entered by forcing III
one of the windows. the thieves, after enter
ing, Invested the shelves OF almost every
thing in the shape Of boots and shoes, alpON1b.
then made their escape. At about
o'clock this morning a man Ia,
George HENDERSON was arrested in Car =
ton with sack Of the stolen boots and II
in his possession, which he at the = L..
offering for sale and which were identlha
the property OF MIR. Hsar.
TIE FAIR JuL1ASA What name is tbs
the gentle Jullana johnson to appear 4 pn~,R
the police records, charged with the
crime OF larceny. But yet tbs so, for
MIRA AYERS that the fair Juliana did DIES
her OF 80 25 in money and gold neck bn Il
of some consideration. Julian. was provi 1
with lodgings in the Third last night. AZ
MARArIME.-Pailip Larney, an old tar, IL
arrested and lodged in the Sixth Pr IL
Station from off the snip Muriel, heS III
ond street, charged by Carlton d. Ar ls
broaching cargo and making threats
the ship. AYLY & POM
WOULD You?-No you w6uli
wicked as Elijah Robinsop was whc~
}. V. Lyman, an unsuspecsing hulLo
two co6is and a half of wood fron, ssl.
If Levee and Pine streets El1ak d nN\..
ln by yn officer G F; Larrie and given q Nv
n r. LsE PRETENsE John WurraySN
q @pson, alias John Leary, is charged by one
IS hnk Foth with having obtained money from p,
+ - under false representations Officer NJ red
I. |1sh also charges the of aliases with
q |Pg dangerous and suspicious, therefore lie
. Hooked in the Harbor
d &1scELLANEoUs.- Rose made CON-
= pt that Annie Pearcs had assaulted and
T pred her severely. For which offrnse
s int was issued for the arrest of Annie, up
It (Which she was lod. ed in the Third
\ onis Edwards, charged by Rosalie Ed II
IL ~ with the same misdemeanor was also y,
mrcerated III the Third. ~
man named Peter Friday. aged fity-four
:. yes was sent to the Charity Hospital yes r
e |teAg having been found in sick and +
if d1thte condition at 2G1 Bienvile stieet ID
s hsaferer was native OF Virginia. j
l. Aerd OBrien, for being SO much il bxi-- -
e casae to use improper language upek.khe
i str, was placed III the Sacold PreciuA Sta II
9 tosere to improve his morals. Al #