The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-08
THE CITY.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.

IErom Yesterdays Evening Edlton.i
SOMEWHAT OF FIRE-At4:45 this mornin
O fire broke out in the two-story frame hous
on Miro, between Grsvier and Commo
streets, owned by Mr.. Dean Bsptste: On,
occupied by three families MIS- Haywood
Mrs. L. Joseph, Mrs. B. Granger and Mr.. w
Brown. A portion Of Mr. Browns furnitur
was saved, the three former persons losing
every thing, being uninsured. The building
was covered by insurance in the New Orlean
Mutual for $780, The fire then communicated
to the adjoining one-story frame-house owned
by the same party and unoccupied- completely
destroying it. Insured in the Union Company
for $500 The fire issupposed to have been thu
work OF an incendiary, from the fact that
man was seen to run from the building thai
first caught toward the car station.
Sergt. Vankirk of the First Precinct with
seven men in charge, searched the surround.
ing buildings, but failed to find the man who
would answer the description of the one seen
to run from the building The alarm was
turned in from box 126, Common street Car
station.
BURGLARIEs.-Some time during Thursday
night the residence of David flanagan, on the
ievee, head Of Calliope street, was burglari-
ously entered by unknown parties, and TWEEN.
ty-two' dollars and hfty cents in currency and
wearing apparel to the amount of twenty dol
ahEb btOleu tucIciIOm. Inc outIhuVo WOO
effected through the side door which leads to
the street. No clue to the burglars.
BURGLARY No. 2-During last night the
grocery store of Mrs. Sheridan, OF the corner
of Gravier and johnson streets, was burgari-
ously entered and robbed of hams, sardines
and canned goods to the amount of $40 The
thieves effected their entrance by prying open
the rear door of the store.
Dusr THoU.-Thomas Walters, young
"vag," about ~ years DID, repaired to the
Royal and Bourbon, and purloined therefrom
a busting brush, valued at ST. Walters had
lodgings in the Third last night.
CHARITY HOSPITAL PATIENTS Yesterday
the following named colored men were
brought to the city by the steamer W. S
Pike, from Baton Rouge, and were sent to
the Charity Hospital in sick and destitute
condition: William Henry, IS years old, ma
tive of Louisiana; Jesse Crowley. as years, q
native of Missouri; John Carter, % years old,
a native of Tennessee, and Daniel Preston,
~ years, native OF Virginia.
MISCELLANEOUS. Leblanc, an aged
iaborer OF eighty-one summers, was caught in
the act of pilfering corn and cutting the
sacks on the levee, head Of Poydras street.
He was, therefore, conducted to the Harbor
Station by Officer Cullen.
Harry Williams was arrested yesterday by
Officer Walsh, of the harbor police at the
head of Poydras street, charged with stealing
a sack Of oats. He was taken to the station |
and there incarcerated.
queen of the tub named Clara King, and |
Eulalie Woods. claiming to be ahousekeeper,
are accused Of larceny to the amount of nine
dollars by Kate Howard. Accordingly they
were lodged in the Fourth Precint Station.
Thos. Donovan was RUIZ into the Sixth Pre-.
cinct Station, charged, from informa ion re-
ceived, with the larceny of thirty dollars, from
Laurel between Josephine and jackson
streets Officer Swan ran in the GOOSE I