The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-03

who stole and carried off s55 in United
States currency. In view of the fact that no
doors or windows were broken or forced, it Il
supposed that the thieves concealed them
selves in the house previous to the inmates
| retiring to bed.
ANOTHER BURGLARY thieves en-
tered the premises of Miss Romano Myrtb
between the hours of and 5 o'clock Thurs
day morning, and made off with two silk
scarfs, and one set of jewelry valued at $50
The thieves effected an entrance by forcing q
door leading from an adjoining unoccupied
house. On making their exit they made q
noise, which alarmed the inmates, who then
gave an alarm. The police were promptly on
the spot, and gave chase to the thieves, who
however, made their escape, dropping large
quantity of wearing apparel behind them,
which the officers returned to the owner.
| A SMALL. B1AzE-About o'clock last night
fire originated in two-story frame build.
ing, No. 1S9 Esplanade street, owned and
occupied by Mr.. Schwartz, which resulted IN
| the destruction of few articles of clothing.
The damage to the building is unknown, as
the inmates would not permit the police to
enter the premises. No alarm was turned in.
| THIEF CAPTURED -Serg't. Slabowski YES
terday afternoon arrested Jerry Lee, notorl-
Gus thief, at the corner of Carondelet and
Triton Walk streets, and lodged him in tile
Central Station, charged with being a danger
our and suspicious character. Lee Is the in
dividual who entered the residence of Miss.
Lamarque, 212 Camp street, on the 25th ult.
and carried eff all of the silverware, worth
about sixty dollars.
SNEAK TH1EF.-The office of Ogden Il Bell,
! % Union street, was entered by q sneak
| thief some time during Wednesday night,
who stole and carried away a quantity OF
valuable papers. About a week ago the same
| Office was entered, and about $4,000 in Con.
| federate money was distracted therefrom. 1t
is evidently the work of some sneak thief
who goes about the offices pilfering. between
the hours of and o'clock in the morning.
Police NoTEs.-A billygoat was found
astray Wednesday at the corner of ST. Charles
and Terpsichore streets 1t was taken to the
Pacanier Station and afterwards sent to the
pound.
VIM. Ford, we'll known thief, was landed
in the First Precinct Station at half-past
o'clock Thursday morning, from the corner
of Commerce and Grod streets, on a charge
of being dangerous and suspicious charac-
ter and being about to commit breach of
the peace.
About $40 o'clock Wednesday evening the
mule of car No. 12S, Dauphine street line,
while crossing the corner of ST. Louis street,
slipped and was run over, breaking his hind
leg.
A mad dog was shot aud killed W ednesday
evening at the corner of Vallette and Peter
streets, Algiers.
Charles Brandt, ~ years old, a native Of
Germany, was sent to the Charity Hospital in
a sick and destitute condition from the Gen.
trail Station.
Maggie Hanley was arrested on warrant
yesterday afternoon at No. 81 Franklin street,
and run into the Central Station, charged by
Cora Wilbur with the larceny OF $40 worth of
wearing apparel.
Mrs. Mary Rooney, thirty-four years old, a
native of Ireland, came to the Central Sta
ton in sick and destitute condition, and
wa, sent to the Charity Hosdital.