The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-19
THE CITY.

| STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED At III clock
Thursday morning a colored man, name un.
known, put on shore from a skiff on the bat
ture front of the old Segwick Hospital,
Greenville, the following described property,
supposed to have been stolen: One 81 inch
chain, 70 fee. long; one Il inch chain, about
| 50 feet long, two about 70 and one about Is
| feet long; two small chains, each about IL
| feet long; one lot Of old rope, one tarpaulin
| marked Gilmore" one blanket, and one
hand-saw.
A citizen named Mr.. Chas. Walker at.
tempted to arrest the unknown colored man.
but he managed to escape by crossing the
river in his skit, Mr.. Walker notified Officer
Ware, who took possession of the property
and brought it to the Seventh Precinct Sta
ton, and afterwards crossed the river, where
he found the skiff the colored man had aban-
doned. 1t is an oak skiff, painted black and
marked D. Lion on stern, and d. NJ G. on
side near the bow. The skiff was removed to
this side of the river and is now lying at the
coal boat landing head of State street, Green
vile. The property, it is supposed, must
have been stolen during the night previous
from some steamboat.
MAD Doc KILLED Officers McMah on aud
McAlpin killed mad dog on Common street,
between Rocheblave and Dorgenois, last
night.
THE VENDETTA An Italian named Michael
Vito, while sitting down talking to his family
on st. Philip street, at 1890 last night, was
shot in the back by two unknown men, sup.
posed to be Sicilians, who made their escape.
DR.. Llado pronounces the wounds not to be
dangerous.
BURGLARY. - About o'clock, Thursday
morning, the grocery store of Mr.. Nick Wal
tiers, 1923 Tchoupitouias street, was burgla-
riousy entered by some unknown parties,
who broke open the front door and carried
off two sacks of coffee, one dozen boxes of
sugar, one half bucket of chewing tobacco
and one bucket of smoking tobacco, all
valued at about one hundred and fifty dol.
lars. The doors of the store were found
open at 3 o'clock this morning by the officer
on that beat who notified the proprietor.
No clue WAS left that would lead to the cap
ture of the thieves or the recovery of the
property.
LARcENY.-Joseph Carrene, who has for
some time past been holding forth on Dau-
phine street. between st. Louis and Toulouse,
was induced ', Wednesday morning to leave
that locality and take up new quarters in the
Lawlor Hotel. Joseph, it seems, got into the
good graces of an old man named Patrick
Grace, and stole SIS in currency out OF his
pocket
POLICE NOTES The water plug at the cor
ner OF Rampant and Felicity streets, is out of
order.
woman named Elizabeth Murray was
found at the jackson Railroad depot in a sick
and destitute condition, and sent to the
Charity Hospital.
large quantity of plaster fell from the
ceiling of the arch in IRENE Market Jester
day, and the balance is in dangerous con-
dition and liable to fall at any moment. The
attention of the proper authorities is called to
this fact.
Ed. Rulleson had Mary Hill arrested, at the I!
corner Of Franklin and Bienville. for stealing
a new seven-dollar coat.
The grocery store at the corner of Royal |
and st. Philip streets was found open last |
night.
The bridge at the corner of Chippewa and |
Seventh streets is broken and in a dangerous |
condition.
Aleck Johnson was taken to the Fifth Pre-
,inct Station by Mr.. H. T. Montagnet, who
preferred charge of larceny against him.
VIM. Brooks was locked up in the Seventh
Precinct charged by Louis Vignes with enter
ng dwelling house with intent to steal