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

Il AccIDENT-O Owing to the carelessness o
a driver Of float, the truck of American Hool
and Ladder Company No. was violentl,
overturned at the corner Of Girod and Mag
azine streets, smashing awning posts ant
producing confusion worse iconfounded.
seems the driver halted his wagon in The
street and the truck could not turn in time K
save itself from the accident
SMALL FIRE-At3P. M. Tuesday fire was dis
covered in the match factory Of L. Frank, cor
ner Peters and Notre Dame streets. The alarm
was turned in from box 48. The fire was ex-
tinguished by Babcock Fire extinguisher
used in the establishment, before the fire
engines arrived The damage was very slight,
and whether or not insured could not be
ascertained. WA
| JUVENILE VAGRANT.-At / p. N. Tuesday,
Annie Boyle, aged thirteen years, was escorted
by an officer from the corner of Liberty and
Common streets to the First Precinct Lookup,
where she was recorded as juvenile vagrant
| From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
BODY FOUND AT 1890 F. NJ Monday
Officer Hubbard found floating in the river
head Of Chestnut street. Greenville, the dead
body Of colored boy named Pinkney Jones,
about 81 years Of age He had been missing
from the residence of his parents, corner OF
Pine and Magazine streets, since o'clock p.
M, Sunday. It is supposed that while he
was playing on the banks Of the river he &C
cidentally fell in and was drowned.
POLICE BoARD.-Ata meeting of the Police
Board, yesterday, the following promotions
were made
Capt G. ]. Schneider, from the Mounted to
the Second Precinct y RgisN .F
Capt Boyd Robinson, from the Second to
the Mounted Precinct.
Patrolman N. Smith was promoted to the
rank of Corporal, and assigned for duty First
Precinct
Patrolman E. W. Fostrick was also pro-
NOTED to the rank Of Corporal, and assigned
to duty in the Harbor Precinct.
CHARITY HospIrAL.-A man named Wugatz,
q native of Mexico, aged "a years, was sent
from the Third Precinct Station to the Chair
ty Hospital, in sick and destitute condition
at P. NJ. Monday.
DANGEROUS Keller was relieved of
his troubles at the corner of Bienville and
Burgundy streets at IL ?. M. Monday and
locked up in the Third Precinct Station,
where he is charged with being dangerous
and suspicious character.
SUDDEN DEATH. AT $40 on Tuesday morn
ing man named Alfred DeCockenais, aged
thirty five, 6ied suddenly at his residence on
Bienville street, between Basin and franklin.
EVIL MAN.-Cestine Luke, charged by Sam
Williams with attempting to enter the United
States boat-house, near Black Bridge, with |
intent to commit larceny, passed the night |
in the Sub-Precinct. .asssiS
CUTTING. Francisco Valentin, Cuban, |
vas taken into custody by Officers Mead and |
deazen. charged by one George Williams |
with cutting and wounding, with intent TO |
kill. Patrick Murten, Manuel Hernandez,
md Thomas Gonzales were also run in, |
charged with being accessories and aiding
Valentin to escape.
LARcENH.-Henry Victor went for the ward
'obe of L. Wepf1er and purloined therefrom
wo pairs OF pants. The Third Precinct
Station was the resting place Of Victor.
PRoMor1oN. -Twinkey N. Smith, of the
central Station. having by his adherence to his
luties and good conduct generally merited it,
vas promoted to the position of corporal of
'olice by the Police Board. Corporal Smi tn
vill make many arrests.