The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-09
THE CITY.

! A SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER--Joe Campbell wac
arrested yesterday on Gravier, near st. Charles
street, charged with having in his possession
property supposed TO be stolen, to wit: . table
cover and package OF starch.
A COLLISION. Yesterday afternoon float COL
lided with car No. 81 OF the Tchoupitoulas street
line, at the corner of Tchoupiteulas and Gravier
streets, damaging the car considerably
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
Do1Nes OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BOARD.
DR.. J. b. Cooper was recognized and assigned on
duty as surgeon of the metropolitan police, in
the place held by DR.. Schumacher at the time of
the decision OF the Supreme Court, which de-
cision gave to DR.. Cooper all Of his pay from,
the time he was relieved to date.
The following are the assignments Of the Me-
tropolitan Surgeons Dr.. Cooper First and Fiji b
Districts; DR.. Schumacher, Second and Third ;:
Dr. Ames, Fourth, Sixth and Gretna. Each sur
geon to attend to all duties appertaining to his
office and in his district. The following changes
at the Central Station were made W. J. Furniss,
day clerk, and N. Smith, turnkey, were trans
ferred to night duty, and Mr.. Tom Cummings.
night clerk and NJ. Lynch turnkey, placed on
day duty.
W. II. BARNETT CAUaHT.-At 10 O'Clock officer
Mooney, Of the First Precinct. arrested W. H..
Barnett, on Gravier street, and conducted him to
the station. The crime having been committed
in the Second Municipal District, he was sent.
before Judge Etaes, who placed the accused
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURT.-Ben Burch,
mate Of the Lessie Taylor, who kicked the negro
Henry Moore, yesterday, for stealing hides on the
boat, was taken before Judge Evans this morn
ing. He pleaded guilty to the charge and waived
preliminary examination. Sent before First Dis
trict Court; $3.50 bond.
SUsP1cIous.-A. Montgomery was run into the,
Harbor Station, being found with goods in his
possession supposed to have been stolen He ia.
also charged BY the officer with being danger
GUS and suspicious character.
One Peter Albert, being looked upon as dam
gerous and suspicious character, was arrested by
Officer Adams, on the corner of Annunciation
and Second streets. and run into the Sixth Pre-
cinct Station.
Manuel Johnson for having stolen property in
his possession and being dangerous and suspi-
cious character, was run into the Sixth.
BuRaIARY-Between and O'Clock this morn.
ing the grocery store of Mr.. Phillips, corner OF
Rampant and Dumaine streets, was broken into
BY some unknown parties, who carried off three
hams, one key of butter and $50 or $40 in cur
rency. No clue to the thieves.
MISREPRESENTATION Cook, being charged by
]. Holling with breach of trust, and embezzle-
ment, was run into the Fifth Precinct Station by
virtue Of a warrant.
MANY THHvEs.-Mrs. Barnes who has store
at No. IA Theresa street, accuses Lawrence Will
liams, L. Lee, Annie Anderson, Annie Mills, Eli
zabeth Otis and Thomas Yancy Of having broken
into her store and robbed it of money and gro
ceries. They were all huddled in the Second
Station.
LARcENY.-One T. o. Neil, who was green
enough to be caught by the smiles and soft
words Of one sally Jones, residing on Burgundy
street, was robbed by the lady Of 81 IN good
money, for which she was run into the Third.
HosP1rAL.-James J. Markham, aged thirty
seven, was yesterday sent to the Charity Hospital
from the steamer Lessie Taylor. having been
found in q sick and destitute condition.
MISUNDERSTANDING Williams, having been
Iound under suspicious circumstances, on prem
ses 63 Thalia street, was run into the Second.
Precinct Station.