The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-29
THE CITY.

vuo VIII REPAIR THEM.-The sidewalk @, OF
! roIodano between ST. Charles ana Cal o no,,d;
streets. is reported as being IN pruan If the
EXPRESS their pecuniary inability 70 nave
| p,rrcner renairs put upon them. Ii they d o.
.her Who is to fix them? This question HAS oooA
| asIed by many residents OF that localy'
1.Dcrxv.-Samuel Taylor was arrested az tht
oornar Of IT. Louis and Dauphine streets, ana
Conducted to the Third Precinct StatloD, chaisou
with the larceny OF gold Dreastpih anu w his
DOW. o. three diamond shirt stdds valued al
$3.50.
.,,,, c.oon From the 21st to the 9th
80. 1oi doo, have succumbed to the ehects
- ,,n;sonad sausage. This makes grand tot sd
ot f2o0e dog deaths since the first issue, IZuo
nonnds of sausage having been issued thls season'
No more will be issued.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. - Joseph r nrun
having been found uoder SUI piclous ~ ha
stancea on the premises on Dryades svioo', "
tween Poydras and Perdldo streets, Ne was a.
restad NV Officer Roman and conducted to the
Carondelet street lookup
H.RD Run FOR A BURGLAR.-Aboutl III O'CLOCK
Er;dav nioht the Junk store of j. Begon, NO.
10O DsuphIpe. corner of st. Louis street, was gu
tered by some unknown thieves, who 1ailed u Set
away with anything, as they were discoteIeu ~,
the house while in the act OF OF packing up d io'
of articles which they thought were valuable.
The burglars. upon being discovered by the pro-
prietor Mr.. Begon, were fired upon three 1illes'
but wi bout effect; they then broke ana rah'
rloselv pursued by Sergt. Bergeron. They sue
coed. d in making good their escape.
Sergeant Bergeron recogn zed one OF tne par
ties as Walter A. Hamilton, alias Reddish, we'll
known burglar and sneak thief. who resides III
the Fourth Precinct, and who dropped pistol
while making his escape. About o'clock; while
the sergeant was mai ing his rounds, ana "hen
near the corner CT Cont and Where stree :, He
noticed Hamilton turning the corner he again
tried TO make his escape, but alter long anu
hot chase the sergeant succeeded IN capturing
him. He was taken to the bird Precinct station
and locked up, charged with enter ng house IN
the night time, armed with dangerous "edpoh'
with intent to rob and murder.
SMALL F1RE-About2 o'clock P. NJ, Friday,
fire was discovered in the one-story brick cot
taoe No ia Dauphine street. occupied by Mrs.
Mason and owned by F. Navilles, which resulted
in the damage of bed and bedding. The furnl-
ture is insured for $500 In the Union Insurance
Company. We could not ascertain Whe her or
not the building was insured. The cause OF the
fire is unknown.
INTENT TO K1L.-Victoria Mitchell, for attempt
ing to kill Mrs. Plpiana, Was lodged IN the Filth
Station.
Aristide Doville, ST., and Aristide Doville, Jr.,
went for Maria Bordeles with intend to kill her.
They had cell in the Fifth Precinct Station.
AN OLD HAND-Louis Nelson, moke of
twenty three summers, was arrested at the cor
ner of Poydras and Willow streets, and Loeb ed up
in the Second Precinct Station. Louis went into
the house of Mrs. M. Lesley, and there commit
ted larceny, and also assaulted the lady.
CAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT. James
Lloyd. convict, who escaped some time ago from
the penit entiary, was yesterday, at o'clock
A. NJ, captured at the Third District Ferry Land
ing and locked up in the Algiers Police Station,
charged with being an escaped convict
He CUTS HIS BRoTHER.-Louis Johnson was
taken from the corner of Willow and Calliope
streets, charged, from information received, with
cutting and dangerously wounding his younger
brother.
He THREATENED TO KILL.-Wm. Riley, at 9
o'clock A. NJ Friday morning, got on spree
and went for everybody who came near him.
to kill him, but he soon called on Officer Lee,
who took William to the Carrollton Police
Station, where he was locked up.
CcTr1NG.-Diana Williams, a female of twenty
was arrested and locked up in the
Fourth Precinct Station, charged with cutting
and wounding man by the name of W. H.
Mathews, at the corner of Franklin and Basin
streets.
POLICE NoTEs. George Foster, aged eighteen,
A native of the United States was yesterday sent
rom the Fourth Pre- inct Station to the Charity
Hospital, in sick and destitute condition.
James Lloyd was convicted of assault and bat
serv with int MT to kill his wife, Lucy Lloyd, on
The LIST day of July last. He had succeeded in
making good his escape.
Patsey Johnson, who hated to see his friend go
20 Jail, attempted to rescue him from Officer
smith, but got into trouble himself and was ar
'ested and locked up in the Seventh Precinct
Station, charged with attempting to rescue a
prisoner and interfering with the officer in the
discharge of his du'y.
Complaints are made of the unclean condition
If some stalls in the IRENE Market. The sta lis
hat are vacant are made use of by the butchers
Who have adjoining stands, but those butchers
all to clean the stalls
The bridge over the Camp street Canal, corner
Melpomene street, is in broken and dangerous
condition and in need of repairs.
The larceny OF two pairs of sleeves is the crime
aid at the door Of one Chas Edwards by B. Con-
'ertill. Edwards slept in the station-house all
hight.