The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-15
THE CITY.

| FEMALE SNEAK THIEF At or about 8 a
N. Wednesday, while Mrs. Blackwell who re
| sides at 270 Magazine street, was in the 10 vel
portion of her house busiy engaged enter.
t4ining company, she had occasion to go to
her chamber for the purpose of getting
| money for the cook to purchase some articles
at the market.
Upon opening her bureau drawer, to he,
surprise her pocket book, containing S45 in
currency, was no where to be found. Officer
Herman, who was at the time near at hand,
was called in and at once arrested the servant
girl who was in the house at the time, and
conducted her to the Second Precinct Station,
where she gave her name as Caroline White
The charge of larceny was made against her
by Mrs. Blackwell
Officer Herman then repaired to her resi-
derce, No. IS Constance street, and then
made search, and succeeded in finding the
following articles: l pair ladies' slippers; 6
pairs ladies' stockings (new); blue silk sash
dozen papers Sunnyside chewing tobacco;
a package Of S13 in United States currency;
remnants colored calico; 3 pieces white cot
ton, all Of which are supposed to have been
purchased with the money stolen from Mrs.
Blackwell.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition
A THIEF INSTANTLY KILLED AT rs A. M.
Wednesday, a colored man name unknown,
was shot and killed by private Waterman
Schiffola, of Lotz's sash factory. The colored
man was supposed to be a thief when the
Waterman shot him.
After he was taken to the Fourth Precinct
Station, bundle of clothing was found,
which the man had in his possession before
he was shot. Wednesday, about II o'clock,
the grandmother of the dead man went 10
the station and identified the body as that of
Jack Casmer, bottle vendor, between Is
and 20 years old.
The clothing has been identified as being
stolen property, and belonging to Jos Pasta
Antonio Schiffola surrendered himself lmme-
diately at the Fourth, and was charged with
murder. The Coroner was notified at ali early
hour Wednesday morning, but up to II M.
had not put in an appearance.
BODY FOUND The body of drowned
white man was found by Officer Pigeaux in
the river, near Main street, Wednesday mora
ing. Appears to be about so years of age,
has on grey pants, white shirt, black alpaca
coat and Congress CATERS. This answers the
description of Mr.. VIM. Maladay, who has
been missing since July the 4th.
HospITAL.-Henry Arnold, colored man,
who was found at the corner of Magnolia and
Jalliope streets in sick and destitute condi-
ion, was sent to the Charity Hospital at II
?. Nj. on Tuesday.
A CURIOUS DOG The following is due to
he Clerk of the Fourth Precinct Station
How true it is must be decided by the public |
It runs thus:
"Oficer Nichols reports having shot and |
lilled, at the request of the owner, at No. |
O2 St. Philip street, dog who had pre-
iously child"
FALL FROM GAIIERY.-At Z o'clock Tues
lay evening boy named John Daniel, about |
light years DID, accidentally fell from the
allery Of his residence on Roman, between
It. Philip and Ursulines Streets and was
eriously, though not dangerously, hurt.
A COOP SUIT.-John Jones is the name of
n impecunious fellow who stands charged
y VIM. Taylor with the larceny of one pair
f pants and shirt. The Tailor intends
1aking complete suit out of the two stolen
rticles, as Jones now pants in the Seventh.
BROKEN BRIDGE.-At the corner of Victory
nd st. Ferdinand streets there is bridge
hich is in broken and dangerous condi-
on and is sadly in need Of repairs. Why
OF have it looked to?
The BUTCHER KN1FE.-At o'clock A. NJ.
1ly II, a difficulty occurred in Cavaroc
laughter House, between two butchers,
amed Jacques Dentran and Jean Marie
badie, both Frenchmen, during which both
ceived wounds, Dentran being cut in the
east and Abadie in the hip. They were at
nded by DR.. Ginot, who pronounced their
ounds not dangerous.
Who Cor IT?-George Reese seems as
ough his gastric regions were in need of
ling replenished, so says Officer Doan, who
arges the unfortunate with the larceny of a
ose. Since Reese is in the Fifth Precinct
} thinks it hard to tell who got the goose.
FUGITIVE CAPTURED Officer Nolsing, of the L
fth Precinct, arrested at the corner Of
ysian Fields and Decatur streets, a woman
med Betsy -, woman of i'll fame from
ohile, Ala, who is now in the Fifth charged
III larceny and for safe keeping, subject to
9 orders of Chief of Police j. L. Easlburn,
Mobile, as per his telegram.