The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-01
THE CITY.

SECOND NJ P. CoURT.-The case of the
S ate vs.. Louis Born, charged with perjury,
was before Judge Staes, for trial, yesterday.
The evidence pointed to the innocence OF the
accused, and he was accordingly discharged.
LARcENY.-The larceny of shirt valued at
81 is put down to one Robert Russell, VINO
was arrested BY Doorman Mitchell and lodged
in the Central Station.
BuRaLARY.-The unoccupied house corner
of Palmyra and Johnson streets owned by
John Happier was entered by unknown
thieves Wednesday night who stole gas hx-
lures amounting in value to $l5. Inc en-
trance was effecled by one Of the back doors
being forced open.
GAS FIXTURE TH1EF.-Oficer Houlihan at
half-past o'clock last evening, armed with q
warrant arrested one George johnson, alias
Davis, who is charged by Robert Petit with
entering house and stealing gas fixtures and
q pack Of cards valued at $40.
FEMALE SHOOTER Boyd. by virtue
of q warrant, was arrested at 80 Tchoupitou-
las street. charged by Mary Martin with as
sault with a revolver. The doors OF the Gem
trail Station were opened to welcome Pauline.
CHARITY HospITAL.-Annie Regain, aged
twenty-one years, was sent the Charity Hos
pital in sick and destitute condition from
No. 2O8 Poydras street.
Anderson Minor, who was found sick and
destitute at the residence of Mr.. Jack Graves,
corner of Lebaron Avenue and Patterson
street, was sent to the Charity Hospital.
Chas. Kicker, aged twenty-five years, who
came to the city on the Belle Rowland, was
sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and
destitute condition.
Henry Simmons, colored, aged twenty five,
was also sent to the Charity Hospital in sick
and destitute condition from the steamer
Favorite.
A CowARDLY ArTAcK.-About half-past 5
o'clock Wednesday evening, while Marshal
Eastman, aged l6 years, was on his way
home, when at the corner of st. Charles
and Valmont streets, was attacked by four
other boys, one of whom stabbed him in the
back with penkife, inficting severe but
not dangerous wound. The wounded boy
was sent to his residence, No. 359 st. Charles
street, where he received medical attention.
The four boys are unknown; but descrip-
ton of two of them has been given to the
officers.
On THE WArcH.-Jordan Allen, who is
charged by John Pynson with the larceny OF
a silver watch and chain valued at $50, was
arrested and lodged in the Sixth Precinct
Station by virtue Of warrant.
POLICE NoTEs-Edward Francis, charged
by John Clark with broaching the cargo of
the Belle Rowland, was arrested and lodged
in the Central Station.
Henry Davis, young boy, fell from pecan
tree near the Bayou Bridge, and was seri-
ous'y injured. He was taken to his residence
on st. Philip, between Galvez and johnson
streets, where he received medical attention.
Mrs. Lambert charged Joseph Brown with
insult and abuse and having property in his
possession supposed to be stolen, for which
Moses was locked up in the Central Station.
Edward Ansine, gardener by profession,
was locked up in the Third Precinct Station,
at the instance of Albert Bloom, who charges
him with having stolen property in his pos
session.
Frank Kraper, charged by VIM. Schroeder
with larceny, was locked up in the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station.
For assault and, battery with intent to kill,
Noel Cara was incarceratei in the Fifth Sub
Station.