The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-17
THE CITY.

= nesday night, the stall of Mrs. P. Gross, il
j. the Poydras Market. was broken into b,
y some unknown thieves who carried away
basket containing eight dozen eggs, cheese
, and number of articles valued at or abou
So. This is the fifth time that this stall ha
been broken into for the last five weeks
Where is the police officer of the market?
ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-Wm
|. Casey went for John Durkin, at $50 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, at the corner of Baronne
and Common streets. He was arrested by
Officer Mooney and locked up in the Contra
Station, charged with assault with danger
Gus weapon, to-wit knife.
Paul Grauzin, watch maker by trade, was
held to answer the same charge upon one
Chas. Teustel.
EFFECTS OF THE STORM The storm Tuesday
night caused considerable damage along the
lake shore at Browns place, the water flooded
the entire place and carried away the greater
part of the kitchen, and every place along
the lake shore from the New Lake end to
| Spanish Fort were more or less damaged.
The water was one foot deep on the shell road
for mile and half.
Four HUNDRED DOLLAR BLAZE At 5
o'clock this A. NJ. fire was discovered in the
lone-story frame building situated at the cor
l l. %,
owned and occupied by Peter Monyhan,
which resulted in portion of the building
being damaged Loss about $500; fully COW
cred by insurance in the Peoples Insurance
Company.
RIVER THIEVES. the wreck of the
Frank Morgan two men, named Frank Adolph
and John Hubbard, jumped aboard and stole
from the wreck one table, two chairs, life
preserver and a number of planks They
were accordingly arrested by Corporal Fos-
trick and locked up in the Harbor Station.
DANGEROUS AND SUsPIc1ous.-C has. Norris,
for being found in dwelling house in the
day time with intent to commit felony, at
the corner of Elysian Fields and Marais street,
was incarcerated in the Fifth Precinct, and
ing dangerous and suspicious character.
CUTTING AND WoUND1NG.- Maggie Smith
and Anderson Brown were lodged in the
Fourth Precinct Station. charged by Jennie
Robertson with cutting and wounding with
intent to kill.
BROKEN BRIDGE. The bridge at the corner
and dangerous condition.
LARCENY. - Alphonse Genney yesterday
caused Capt Hearsey to arrest the following
committed larceny: John Murie, ToureS |
Pouret. France Malisie and Jos. Baray, who |
were locked up in the ST. Bernard Jail.
Mrs. Jacobs and j. Jacobs again grace the |
Fifth Lookup, and for the same old charge,
larceny, and, strange to say, for the nine
hundred and ninety -ninth time, they were
taken from their home, corner Rampant and |
Frenchmen Streets
Harriet Watson, charged by Pauline Wilson
with the larceny of lot of wearing apparel.
Harriet was accordingly locked up in the Gen.
raj Station.
FIRST NJ. P. CoURr-Judgs ". L. Evans
presiding. Mr.. Gleason, charged by Mary
Breummer with threats, was placed under
bonds of $3.50 to keep the peace for thirty
lays.
Sslena Mathews, charged by Mrs. FL. Mass
With larceny, was placed under bonds of $3.50
20 show up when called for.
Mrs. Waters, charged by Mrs. Donahue
With cruel treatment to child, $3.50 bonds
% answer when called upon.
Harriet Watson, charged with larceny by
Pauline Wilson, had to show bondsman
or $3.50, or go down below to see Capt. Pc
ram.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS. Harrison, aged ,
hirty-four years, native of United States.
vas sent from the First Precinct Station to
he Charity Hospital.
A woman named Henrietta, thirty five years
f age, was sent from the Fourth Precinct E
tation to the Charity Hospital in sick and
estitute condition.
Carrie Schultz, aged twentv-three years,
alive of Germany, from the Third to the
[ospital.
POLICE NoTEs.-Charles Jones was picked
p at the corner of Annunciation and Cal
ope streets and locked up in the Second
recint, charged with running float without
license. The float and mules were sent II
, the pound.