The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-07
THE CITY.

W1rH KN1FE.-George Lee was arrested ana
looted nm in the Central Station, charged by
EranL McEntee with ASSEMBLING him with
dangerous weapon o-wit, butcher KNIFE.
HOME AGA1s-Mary Ward is another unfor-
innate. She is recorded Oh the police record as
having stolen clothing ana cutlery ir nd Cnsi
Sextoo. at the corner OF Baronne ana CSnai
Sweets Mary was cared for and furnished with
sleeping apartments in the Gray Hotel.
WAITED COMFORT BY virtue OF warrant
n mt smith arrested one Stephen Woohrun, at
the corner Of Franklin and Common slreets, anu
locked him up in The Central statioh, charSou
bv Mr.. R Mickle withsGhe larceny OF a coat ano
cigar cite case.
LARCENY Adam Kountz and benjamin AiIor-
tenas both peddlers by occupation, got lnto
d,fieuitv at the corner Of Camp and Common
streets, at u O'Clock saturday. Ihey puTioihe9
a pocket-knife from one W. Il. Mchav, VINO 6 nao
them estcd and locked up IN the Centfal o's-
ton, charged with larceny
yhos Fitzgerald and G. Whiting, for ASSEMBLING
and woundng MIR. l.. Israel, we're lncarcsraVoo III
the First Lookup.
A HARD CAsE.-He came to the Central station
at O'Clock A. NJ. Saturday, in company Win ON
car Murphy. He did not look dangerous or sus.
p1cious. for his feeble face showed signs OF
ppnverty His name is Columbias Walker, alias
Geo Spencer. Our reporter questioned the ON
Ger in regard to the charge, when, in sudden
and harsh reply, the officer said, Dangerous and
suspicious; 80, vagrant You see that httie
fe ll1w: he is harder to take to Jail than any SIX
footer" Judge Evans gave LIN t.lrIy Gays III
the Parish Prison.
| ton uas mn into the Harhor by Detective +.
| Brn Ell. of the Cotton Corps, at O'CLOCK FRIDAY
morning, from the steamer Natchez, charged
with piliering cotton
| SUBJECTS FOR ATTENTIoN.-Wm. BROOKS, COZ,
ored, aged 36 Years, who was Iounu s'In Inv Sa nu
destitute in the Ninth street Mafke1, uy neI
oeant Isabelle was sent to the Charity H0spl.aI;
CORPORAL Fostrick gent two men to the hosptai
Yesterday from he Ha, Dor Station, named rat
| Iwyer and Pat Hogan, both SICK and destltute.
SHE WANTS TO D1E.-Dicey Johnson at A.
| M. Saturday attempted to jump INTO the river,
| but was caught in the act by Ofncer Nolan, anu
| ioch ed up in the Second Station.
| WHOSE HORSE. = MIR. Marks reports having
| found at the corner Of Canal and Levee streets,
Friday evening one black horse, about 10 hanos
| high has a white face and harness. Inc amman
was paced in DR.. Grayer's stables, where the
| owner can have 1t by paying expenses
| A Vicious Dod.-A vicious dog bit the son OF
| Mr. Adams and also acolored man, residihg nea1
| Camp Parapet Accordingly, Samuel NJ. Todd,
Frat Justice of the Peace parish of Jefferson, IS
sued an order that the dog should be shot, wnlcn
was done. III injured parties were ATTENDED py
Dr.. Thomas Campbell.
| GONE TO CAMP.-Wm. Smith, alias Charles,
was, On Friday, conducted to the CONVEX camp,
| vt Kepnervlle by Officer G.. W. Murphy OF the
First Precinct, having previously made his es-
cape.
| POLICE NOTES Mary Branch is recorded as
| havi g committed larceny.on the books OF the
Eli nth Precinct, Alglers.
The famous Ruben Baker and Elijah Drake
are lodgding in TIE Third Precinct, charged
with being dangerous and suspicious characters,
without visible means OF support
| The bridge at the corner OF Burgundy ana
Toulouse streets is in broken and dangerous
condition.
| Sergeant Bibb has another item to add to his
| brave record He slew canine last night.
| A bay horse. found astray on Esplanade street,
| was impounded.
bay horse was found astray at the corner OF
Haronne and Caliope streets on Friday and i'm
pounded. -
Joe Davis, man of color, stepped on board the
steamboat Mary Houston. at the head OF Poydras
| street, at O'Clock this morning, and while there
distracted box of fne-cut chewing tobacco. Joe
then beat a hasty retreat, but not fast enough,
Police Station, where Dan Crowley recorded the
charge of larceny against him.