The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-21
THE CITY.

FALL FROM GALLERY.-Lucy 1Oung,
a woman aged thirty-three years and residing
at the corner of Gravier and Magnolia streets,
accidently fell from gallery to the banquette,
d stance of some twenty feet. She was
severely Injured about the body and bad her
right arm broken. She was sent to the
Charity Hospital, where she received medical
attention.
LARCENY OF JEwELRY-Jane Robinson. re-
siding at 66 Franklin street, was arrested by
virtue of q warrant sworn out by Elizabeth
Rodney, who AYERS that Jane did feloniously
81 cal from her jewelry valued at one hundred
and seventy-fve dollars. Court Officer
Maurice lodged Jane in the Central Station.
CHARITY HOSPITAL - John White, aged
thirty years, native of Ireland, was sent to
the Charity Hospital, in sick and destitute
condition, from the corner of Gravier and
Magnolia streets. .-.-.
SUDDEN DEATH Mrs. Jane Grainy resid-
ing at the corner of Canal street and Hagan
Avenue, died suddenly at P. M. Wednes-
day. unattended by doctor. Coroner mott
fed.
FIRE IN THE KITcHEN.-At $50 A. NJ,
Wednesday, fire broke out in the kitchen of
the one-story frame house, owned and occu-
pied by o. 81. Wooley, and situated at the
corner of Peters Avenue and Jersey street.
The flames communicated to the main build
ing, which, together with the kitchen, was
destroyed. A part of the furniture was
saved; no insurance. The building was in
sured in the New Orleans Insurance Company
for $500.
INTo THE ToILs AGAIN.-Jack Hartnett and
Harry Clifford, two well-known cracksmen,
were arrested Wednesday morning and taken
ohor hx, OF
Pecora with being dangerous and suspicious
characters. Their plea was "not guilty, and
consequently they were remanded under
$1,000 bail each for their appearance.
CROSSING THE FEREY.-One Marie, charged
by Mrs. r. Ferry with larceny, was arrested
at the corner of Laharpe and Columbus
streets, and lodged in the Fifth Precinct Sta
ton Marie says she will never cross that
ferry any more.
HAULED IN.-Wm. Bauer surrendered him.
self at the Fifth Precinct Station, warrant
having been Issued for his arrest, he being
charged with the cutting and dangerously
wounding of one Barney Mccartney, at the
corner of Louisa and Burgundy streets.
BROKEN BRIDGES The following bridges
are reported out of order and in dangerous
condition: At the intersection of First and
Lafayette, Basin ana f0ruluO, TTdukllu anu
Perdido, and Liberty and Perdido streets.
The attention of the proper authorities is
again called to this fact
BURGLARY time during Tuesday
night unknown thieves entered the premises
of Margaret King, ia Franklin street, and
stole therefrom one pair Of double blankets,
three pictures and one looking. glass, the
whole valued at $28.
DANGEROUS AND SUsPIcIoUs.-Wm. White
being dangerous and suspicious character
in the sight Of Officer Canonge, was taken
from the corner of Orleans and Marais streets
and locked up in the Fourth Precinct Station.
ACCESSORY the statement Of one
Louis Borden, Julia Ann Johnson, residing
in den on Burgundy, between Cont and
Bienville streets, was arrested and lodged in
the Third Precinct Station, charged with
being accessory to larceny of S23
Julia Ann johnson, charged by Officer Fl.
J. Seaman with pilfering cotton on the levee,
head of Crossman street, was run into the
Harbor Station, where she had nights
lodging.