The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-03
THE CITY.

AN UNGBATEFUL SERvANT.-Louis Schoellel
a colored man, was arrested by detectiv
!, last evening at half past o'clock, charge
from information received with larceny
The particulars of the case, as far as could b
= learned, are as follows: Louis was employs
. by gentleman residing on Carondelet street
: near Girod. The gentleman, upon severa
. occasions missed various articles of clothing
but never suspected Louis until yesterday
!. While promenading Canal street he espiet
the darkey sporting pair of his best pants
Immediately the gentleman went to polio,
headquarters and reported the fact, which
caused the arrest, as above mentioned.
J LARcENY-Emma Brown and Lizzie Wind
fow were arrested yesterday afternoon at the
corner of st. Peter and Dauphine streets ani
incarcerated in the Third Precinct Station
charged, from information received, with the
larceny of So 80 in currency.
WELL MATCHED. 80 o'clock P.
NJ, Thursday, four reels of matches became
ignited in the second story OF the Louisiana
Match Factory, corner of Notre Dame and
Peters streets. The blaze was quite brisk
for while, but was extinguished by the en-
ployees with but slight damage.
A LONG FALL Between the hours of l
and o'clock Thursday evening. Geo Alnet,
| aged five years, residing at No. 5 North Mar
ket street, fell from the gallery to the alley
Way below, infiicting a severe wound. He
was conveyed to the drug store of F. T.
Roger, Annunciation street, where his
wound was dressed, and from thence back to
his residence.
| A BRAVE BoY.-A few days ago some boys
were swimming in the New Basin, when SUD
denly the police came upon them, when
/ Il to1-a L,,f< 49, noh ovc
respectively ten and seven years of age at
| tempted to escape by swimming across.
When they got in the center Of the basin the
younger of the two became exhausted and be-
gan to sink, whereupon the ten year old hero
grasping him by the hair brought him to
shore safely, at the risk Of bis own life.
1t is to be regretted that the young gallants
name could not be ascertained, as both boys
| as soon as they got on shore took to their heels
to avoid arrest, and were too swift of foot for
tired reporter
A THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR BLAZE. - At
II 80 o'clock this morning, for the third time,
the hay warehouse of p Keenen, No. 20
Commerce street. caught fire. the building
of hay burned up.
Chief Engineer O'Connor, while tilling
American 2" on the way to the fire, when
near the corner of Commerce, ran into tele-
graph post, causing slight damage to the
truck.
HOSPITAL PATIENT.-A colored woman
named Lucy Tiener, who was found at the
corner of Berlin and Pitt streets in sick
and destitute condition, was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
LARCENY OF PAIR OF SHOES. Washington |
Banks, who was caught at the corner of
Second and Annunciaton streets, where he |
carried away pair of shoes, valued at 81 in |
United States currency. was taken to the |
Sixth Precinct Station and locked up, charged |
by Mrs. Kern with larceny Of pair of shoes. |
POLICE NoTEs.-Mary Davis. Is years of
age, stands charged by Della Marceline with |
the larceny of ladies' clothing valued at IS.
The resting place of Mary was the Seventh |
Precinct.
Louis Terpault was arrested and run into
the Harbor Station, charged by Capt. Monta-
mat with being dangerous and suspicious
character and having no honest occupation by
which to live, and arso with being about to
commit breach of the peace.
Chas. johnson, butcher, seems to have
been quite low in his stock in trade, as he
stands charged upon the Fifth Sub Precinct
records with larceny of lot of beef. The
affair is one w. w. Kneipper.
VIM. Alexander and John Johnson, two
rollton Police Station, charged by Mrs. Pat
terson with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
The shed of the house No. 81 Peters street
and the she'd of the house 16 Poe. street are
both in a very dangerous condition and liable
10 fall at any moment. The former property
IS owned by Christ. Feleman and the latter
oy Mr.. Gratis.
Amelia Campbell is naughty girl, and has
not studied the eighth commandment, for she
1as committed larceny of clothing; so,says
John Paris, who caused her incarceration in
he Second Precinct Station.
Thursday evening, about u o'clock, the
tore No. l72 Canal street was found open by
officer Axelson. These premises were unoc-
upied, but there was found in there large
quantity of empty boxes and papers lying
Dose and scattered about the premises;
lso two trunks, one of which
vas opened, containing lot of
aides hose; the other trunk being locked,
he contents is unknown. This store might
t any time be entered by some malicious
erson for the purpose of setting fire, which
7ould cause great confagration. The off,
er secured the doors and received instruc-
ions to keep a sharp lookout for the safety
the premises. This building was found
pen on the night of the 3lst nit. and the
oors secured.