The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20
THE CITY.

A CL1NcHER TO GAMBLING. Ills F
NJ. Wednesday, Capt. Lawler, of the Thir
Precinct made raid upon the establishment
known as the White House, on Canal, between
Bourbon and Dauphine streets, and arreste
one 81. Petetpain, the keeper of the establish
ment, who was found in the act of gambling
The Implements together with TAI ivor,
checks representing various denominations
were seized and taken to the Third Precinc
Station.
The report that Petetpain was keeping
gambling house at the place designated be
came current among the police, and there
fore Capt. Lawler, in the performance of his
duty, made the raid. The determination ex
pressed by Capt. Loan is to suppress all spe.
cies of gambling within the precincts of the
metropolitan police, so far as he is able, by
the strictest enforcement of his order regard.
ing the nuisance, and also. he states that his
orders to the police to suppress such vice
shall not be disregarded, and he wishes the
gamblers fraternity and the public to under
stand his views.
The MARY GRAY CAsE.-Mary Gray was
arraigned before Magistrate Staes yesterday
morning, charged with cruelty to her child, a
boy five years old, and assault with intent to
kill The evidence was conclusive as to
some violence having been used by the
mother in obtaining possession of her child
from parties in whose custody he was found,
he having run away from home. The Judge
did not consider that the evidence sustained
the charge and Mary was released.
ARREST OF NOTED SNEAK THIEF.-John
Sheppard was Thursday, at 2 o'clock, arrested
on the levee, head of ST. Ann street, by
Special Officer X. Stolberger and lodged in
the Third Precinct Station, charged with be-
ing dangerous and suspicious character.
1t has since been ascertained that John and
his wife were in the employ OF Mr.. Hall, at
the corner of Annunciation and First streets,
and while in his employ stole a lot of cloth
ing. John has been identified as a noted
sneak thief and has served two or three terms
In the Penitentiary. He was also identified
as the man who stole three revolvers from
Folsom Bros. day or two ago.
BURGLARY.-Between the hours of - and /
D clock Wednesday night some unknown bur-
glars entered the house of Mrs. Cross, 919 St.
Charles street, and going into her sons room,
stole therefrom clothing valued at $3.50. The
entrance was made by the thieves climbing
Up the front gallery post and getting into one
If the windows
A STRANGE ARREST Mr. Henry Leitz, who
sometime ago shot at couple of burglars
Who had entered his home, was arrested and
edged in the Central Station, charged by G..
levy, one of the negro thieves, with shooting
md wounding him.
HOSPITAL. White. 40 years of age,
vas sent to the Charity Hospital from 293
iirod street, in sick and destitute condition.
ACT 3l-Louis Doufous and Jean Marie
)espaust we're arrested and locked up for the |
ay-Wednesday-in the Second Precinct
ation for violating Act 81, session 1874, rela-
i've to private markets.
STREET SUPERNTENDENTs' NOTICE. Super |
1tendent of Streets would do we'll to cali at |
be Third Precinct and get list of filthy |
utters and dirty streets. Capt. Lawler says |
Q will furnish them one.
LARCENY OF C1GARs.-EmiIe Fatroy, who |
raved for smoke, did not rest until he stole
box of Havana cigars from one w. Ecken-
rick. Emile was arrested and locked up in
le Third Precinct Station, charged with lar
sny.
PILFERING.-Joe Darby was at 10 o'clock
Tednesday recorded in Capt. Montamat's Ho-
i for pilfering coffee on the levee, head of
irod street.
sBREAcH OF TRUsr.-Pierre Cannot was
ken from his residence. at the corner of
'rner of Broad and O'Reily Streets at 8
clock Wednesday. and locked up in the
fifth Precinct Station, charged by L. Costa
it'll breach of trust and embezzlement.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURT.-Thurs-
" morning Belle Boynton and Dock Hurd
ere brought up for trial. Acting Judge
uinn, after hearing the argument made by
p D,1shaipoar hoholf of tho |
leased them on their own recognizance. It
pears that Dock Hurd and Belle Boynton
Q accused of robbing Mr.. Kullpeper of
135 some time ago, on Basin street.
SUPPOSED STOLEN. Long was arrested
d locked up in the Central Station for hav-
G in his possession pair of Shoes supposed
be stolen from Mr.. Ruppert's shoe store, ,
me time ago, when burglary was COM
tilted.
POLICE NOTES. John MacMahon occupies
ell in the Central Station, charged by Mary
Rourke with larceny. Judge Quinn will
y attention to John.
The cover of the public we'll at S.. Bernard
arket is rotten and in a dangerous condi-
The bridge at the corner of Bernard and
liborne streets is in broken condition and
need of repairs.
The wooden bridge at the corner of Bolivar
4 Gravier streets is in dangerous and
,ken condition.
The skiff lost some time ago by E. Moudia
8 found in Freetown, on Wednesday even
/, by Officer G. Roach. The skiff was in
posses ion of one Phil Dons
Thomas Dudley was arrested at the corner
Camp and Upperline streets, for assaulting
battering his fair partner Mary. Tom was
ked up in the Seventh Station.
10 tea drinker should fal to visit the Tea De-
Camp street.