The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-22
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
: FLOATING STRANoER-Yes yesterday even
I ing Coroner Chastant held an inquest upon
the body of an unknown white man about IS
badly sailor, who was found floating in the
, river head of Richard street. He had on dark
, pilot cloth pants and vest and q heavy coat.
|, with comforter around his neck; on his
, person was found sheath knife and case, and
q card with the following printing upon it.:
Leonard Wilson, private clearinghouse, las
Duke street, Liverpool. Kulin Beahland The
deceased appeared to have been in the water
for some three weeks. The coroner's verdict
was accidental drowning.
MORE BURGLARY-Some of the Goods Re
coUered-Some time during Tuesday night,
the Goth instant, the liquor store of Edwin
NJ. Russia, Nos. 65 and 81 Girod street, was
entered by some unknown burglars, who
stole ten boxes of liquors, two overcoats, two
large TASKS of brandy; all valued at about
$75. The entrance was effected by climbing
up the post of the gallery fronting on Girod
street. The men then cut out large pane of
glass from one of the windows, and descend
ed by stairway to the lower floor. After the
thieves had helped themselves, they pulled
the front door to which fastens by spring
drop bolt.
woman who resides next to the house states
that about 3 or o'clock in the afternoon Q
wagon drove up to the store, and it is thought
that by this conveyance the goods were
hauled away. Yesterday Officer McArdle OBJ
tanned search warrant, and after overhaul
ing the premises Of Annie McCauley, Mary
Woodwork and Mary Rickers, at the corner
of Tchoupitoulas and Nosre Dame streets, he
found forty three bottles Of the stolen liquors
upon the premises.
The three women were arrested and the
liquor held for evidence at the First Precinct
Station. The house in which the liquor was
found is reported By the police to be emo
torious fence" where stolen goods always
find ready hiding place.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURr.-The case
of Red, alias Harrison, alias johnson, who is
charged with the larceny of seventy dollars
worth of hams, on the 18th inst, from the
schooner Annette, came up before Judge
Evans this morning. The accused was placed
under $3.50 bonds for his appearance, in de-
fault Of which he was remanded.
How Are You, SQUIRE. Timeon is
bound, it seems, to have those two heifers
that were stolen from him. Yesterday he had
arrested three parties who had been impli-
catec and now he causes the incarceration in
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solemnly AYERS is accessory to the theft.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Oficer Herzog, of the
Eighth Suburban, arrested at Z o'clock last
evening one Antoine Ambroster, clerk. twen-
ty-eight years of age, who is charged with the
serious charge Of arson, having set fire to the
house of MIR. Geantels, on the corner of Lee
voisier and Fourth streets. The accused will
have hearing before Judge Thompson.
Neutrality-suspicious. J. Coleman, having
been assaulted with dangerous weapon by
j. A. Crime, was run into the Fourth and
there put in durance vile by Corporal Short.
Peter Fioak and Kio johnson are upon the
register of the Seventh, and not for the first
time, charged with receiving goods, knowing
the same to be stolen. Edward Brown took
out the warrant and caused their incarcera-
ton.
Capt A. Wilson ran into the Seventh Pre-
cinct Station, at 4:1O last evening, one Joe
II arlington, from the corner of Prytania and
Berlin streets, who stands accused of stealing
q silver wa Oh and chain.
The Ninth Street Market is in a very I'M
clean condition, not having been washed out
for some six weeks. The pump in the market
is out of order and no doubt is the cause of
the present condition of the market
The lamp on White Bridge over the New
Basin at Carrollton Avenue, was out at 8
O'Clock last night. not having been lit. This
should be looked to as some serious accident
may occur from this negligence.
The bridge corner of Veyret and Eliza
streets, is in broken and dangerous condi-
ton. and needs the attention OF the proper
authorities
Fernando Quinto, who AYERS that he has no
occupation by which to obtain bed or board,
in the depth of his misery betook himself to
the warm side of curb stone, at the corner
Of st Ann and Decatur streets, and there fell
into the land Of dreams. Officer Abritz
pitied him and conducted the unfortunate to
q soft plank in the Third.
Alex. Wilson, resident of the rural Eighth
Sub-Precinct, has become perfectly acquainted
with the doings of city. as will appear from
his arrest, charged by L. Dslcazee with having
committed larceny on the Delcazee planta-
ton.
A REFLECT1NG MAN OF CoFF1Ns.-An I'M
dertaker of St. L ouis who is enthusiastic in
business, recently invited and old gentleman
friend to examine a new hearse that had just
been received. He pointed out the beauties
of the vehicle and in charging upon it's
"good points," said to the old man, 'Now
lin how soon you may drop of, SO l thought
SO long as had to buy new hearse, I'd git
it in time to accommodate you. I tell you,'
he said, warming up to his subject, 'tin that
hearse can carry you to yer grave without
ever shaking off one of the bouquets which
that handsome wife of yours will have put ON
your coffin"
An old and weather-worn trapper was re-
Gently seen sauntering along the main street
of one of our Western villages. Pausing in
front of little meeting house for moment,
he went in and took his seat among the con-
gregaion. The preacher was discoursing on