The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
THE CITY.

SHOOTING on THE HIaHwAY.-About 2 4
u. last Sunday, while man named Anthem
Pauline was on his way 70 one of the cit
markets with load Of vegetables, he wa
fired ct by some unknown parties in front
Iabarre's Plantation. above Camp Parape
and wounded in the back with bird shot. q
was taken TO the Charity Hospital, where hi
wounds were pronounced not dangerous, an
then sent to his home.
from Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
HEAvY LARcENY.-Special Officer Pecor
d the Fourth Precinct arrested yesterday q
4:1O p. NJ, man named Dominique Latapi
and lodged him in Jail on suspicion of havin
committed larceny Of $500 on Where, be
tween Dumaine and St Ann streets.
Il appears that on Sunday evening, between
the hours of s and o'clock, the lady, Mrs
Gregora Derena, residing at 149 Where street
was sitting on the banquette in front of he
door and during that time her bureau drawer
was opened with q false key and $500 il
United States currency and promisory note
for $500, abstracted therefrom.
The man Dominique Latapie resides or
the premises, and the lady's suspicion rested
upon him from circumstances connected with
tie case: Instead Of immediately reporting
the case to the police, she consulted fortune
/
elapsed, put the case in Special Pecora's
hands The money or note have not been re-
covered.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURr.-Julius
Williams alias Payne vas taken before Judge
Evans Tuesday morning charged with the
larceny of clothing and other articles to the
amount Of $50. He was remanded for his
appearance under $3.50 bonds
Oscar Holmes, q negro about eighteen
years old, charged with burglary and larceny;
remanded for appearance.
W. s. Mitchell, charged by Mrs. Smith
with shooting and wounding VIM. Smith and
Mrs. johanna Ford, on the night of the 31st
ult, pleaded guilty and was remanded with
out benefit OF bail until physicians certifi-
cate should be furnished, stating that the
wounded parties were out Of danger.
Robert Armstrong, charged with burglary
and larceny Of cotton on the morning of the
23d ult., at 50 Union street, from the Office Of
rior Criminal Court under 5000 bonds.
BoDY RECOVERED body Of woman
was found floating in the river near Pointe-la-
Hache Monday afternoon, and parts of the
clothing were marked "Mrs. A. Brandt"
She was the chambermaid of the Charles Bod
man, that was burnt at the landing in this
CITY III tu0 1AL0 6te1uuOOhb ulSh6L6Ts
The Coroner Of the parish OF Plaquemines
held an inquest and the body was given to
her relatives and friends, who brought it to
this city Tuesday morning for interment.
GREGoRY SHOOTING AFFAIR Mr.. ]. H.
Gregory appeared before Judge Evans, charged
with shooting and wounding Mr.. w. Magru-
der on the 31st ult. at the New Orleans Times
Office, plead not guilty and was placed under
hov for hvo ira
DANGEROUS One M. Collins, having been
found under rather suspicious circumstances
at the corner Of Baronne and Jackson streets, |
WIS run into the Sixth Precinct Station |
charged by Officers Finnegan and Chidhigh
with being dangerous and suspicious char
acter.
THREATS. Francois Eugene, charged by |
Westley Brown with having made threats |
against him which rendered his person un-
'afe whilst Eugene was at large, Brown made
IN affidavit against him. Accordingly Eu-
gene was taken into the Suburban Precinct,
where he was done broom.
'WHrcH WAS THE GOOSE Prone was once
'aved by geese; and Noah Ross, thinking ethat
Is his name was rather ancient: he may also
,e saved, roamed around to the corner of
coledano and Magazine streets and purloined
our OF the silly birds. Therefore Noah went
INTO the ark at the Seventh. |,
ONE OF THE RoPERs. Davis seeming
0 defy the end to which he will inevitably h
ONE vt last if he keeps on in his evil ways,
ommitted q larceny of lot of rope on the
svee, head Of Customhouse street, and was
ccordingly roped into the Harbor by Officer
LArston.
HosPrrAL-A colored woman, aged sixty,
nd named Dinah, residing at 1872 Dumaine
rect, was sent to the Charity, Hospital on
[onday at 1:3O A. NJ, having been found at
,e above place in sick and destitute condi-
on.
BROKEN BRmaEs-The bridge at the corner
Franklin and Euterpe streets, and also at
ryades Market, is il broken and danger
Us condition, needing immediate repairs.
he attention Of the proper authorities is T
lied to this fact.
This morning Capt Flanagan, who has
resided at the First Precinct Station for
,out year and halt, and has ever given '
to all, delivered over to Capt. j.
ray, also good officer, the keys Of the
Zee, the latter gentleman taking charge,
'pt flanagan being removed to the Sixth n
recinct