The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-31
THE CITY.

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man, was arrested on Canal, corner Of Front
street, charged from information received
| with the larceny of S21, and also with being q
dangerous and suspicious character and about
| to commit breach of the peace while on the
way to the Third Precinct Station. Baker
succeeded in giving the officer the slip and
made his escape.
Officer Marin, of the Fourth, rearrested
the fellow and conducted him TO the Third,
When Baker was arrested he was seen by Mr..
Chad wick to throw q pocket-book into the
gutter. Mr.. @. picked the pocket-book up
and carried it to the Station. There was
found in it "spiel marke," and also 500
counterfeit bill. VIM. Mattock the "pal' of
Baker, was arrested on the corner of Canal
and Front streets by Officer Recknagel at $40
p NJ Friday, charged with being vagraRt.
The pair repose in the Third.
NEGRO BURGLAR ARRESTED. Levan. a
negro, charged with the burglary and larceny
of Sl8 in currency and q revolver from M.
Leitz, on the night of the 28th inst, was ar
rested at 212 ST. Charles street by Sergt.
SlaboUski.
It. will be remembered that Mr. Leitz
pulled the coat off one of the thieves and
fired shot at him while running. Informa-
ton being received that q clue to the thief
could be had, the house of his grandmother
was visited and the coat taken to her, which
she identified as that of George Levan.
When Levan was taken to the Central Sta
ton it was discovered that he had serious
wound in the right arm, which must have
been inf icted when Mr.. Lett fred at him.
pleaded not guilty, and was placed under
$500 bonde.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURr.--Adeline
Smith, charged with larceny, appeared before
Judge Evans Friday morning, and was re-
msnded under bonds Of $3.50 for her appear
ance
Mrs. Boylan, "the fat and sassy" came re-
dolent with the fumes of bad grog before the
Judge, charged as usual with assault and bat
terry. The case was sent before the First
District Court, and her bonds fixed at $50.
Her language was more expressive than
elegant, and her gestures forbode signs Of
war. The court officers stood back and gave
her wide birth, when, with the yell of q wild
Indian, she rushed into the prisoners dock,
threatening to demolish all who came in her
way.
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
Run OVER Isaiah Burke, employed at the
Babcock Engine House. on Rampant, be-
tween Gravier and Perdido streets, while sit
ting in chair on the street, at u A. NJ on
owned by F. Lowen. Burke was severely in
jured about the body and legs. He was taken |
into the engine house and cared for by the
employees. Halfpast l A. M. seems to be |
quite an early hour tor baker wagons to run |
around.
BODY FouND.-About GAS Friday morning |
the body OF white girl was found floating in |
the river, head of St. Ann street. When |
found she had on a red and white calico dress, |
and was without shoes or stockings; black |
hair, tied behind with blue ribbon. 1t is |
supposed to be the body of Mary Miller, who |
was drowned on the 9th inst at the head of /
Josephine street.
HOSPITAL PAT1ENr.-A colored man, Is |
years of age, named James Smith, who was |
brought to the city in q sick and destitute
condition on the steamer Willie, was sent to
the Charity Hospital, at P. M, Thursday.
POLICE NOTES The vacant building at No. |
213 Rampant street is reported by the police
as being open day and night. The name Of
the owner is unknown, and who the agent
might be has not been ascertained.
George Robinson, Julius Lawrence and
Peter Henry, having no other occupation,
themselves by the innocent amuse-
ment Of pilfering sugar on Decatur and Gus.
streets. Discovered in the act, they
were locked up in the Central, charged with
larceny
The city carts have failed to remove the
garbage placed in boxes on Carondelet, be-
.ween Felicity and jackson streets. The
neighbors have complained Of this neglect
'or several days.
A bundle of cotton ties was found in the
of Jackson Seuville, on the Levee,
,etween Cont and st. Louis streets An
,ficer thinking that the ties were come by
dishonesty, took Jackson into the Harbor
Station.
The cutters at the corner of Prieur street
md Bayou Road are reported In very foul
condition.
The bridge at the corner of Carondelet
Walk and Where street is in broken condi-
ion and needs immediate repairs. II
At o'clock on Friday morning a colored
nan named G. Simmons was found dead, sit
ing in an clubhouse at his residence, corner
II St Dennis and Toledano streets.
To those who suffer from prickly heat, we !