The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
THE CITY.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About o'clock on
Tuesday morning the premises No. 2O7
Gravier street, occupied as Q iquor-room 70,
the bar-room on the corner of Baronne and
Gravier streets, was visited by burglars, who
were detected in the act of forcing open one
of the doors and frightened off upon the ap
proach of the officer of the beat, who followed
them Q short distance, when they managed to
make good their escape. Nothing was car
ried away.
TOBACCO TH1EF-Mr. P. J. O'Meally called
on Officer Daley, Monday afternoon, on the
levee, head of Gravier street, and instructed
him to arrest q man named Antoine Knocks,
for stealing tobacco and threatening his life.
Antoine was accordingly placed in durance
vile at the Central Station.
FURIOUS DR1vNG.-A young man named
DoDlon came to grief Monday morning at the
corner of Rousseau and Philip streets for
furious driving. He was locked up in the
Sixth Precinct Station.
LARCENY. : Rosa Washington, Celestine
Antoine and Elizabeth johnson roped q
young man into their den, cerner of Bur-
gundy and Cont streets, and robbed him of
So in currency. They were all placed under
arrest and locked up in the Third Precinct
Station.
EMBEzzLEMENT.-SobS Steward was arrested
on warrant Monday morning at the corner
of Wells and Crossman streets. and sent to
the Parish Prison by Judge Staes in default of
bond to answer a complaint lodged against
him by Liz, Burnett, vino charges him with
breach OF trust and embezzlement
STRUCK WITH CLUB. = About a quarter
past O'Clock Monday night difficulty o.
CURED at the corner of Jefferson and Levee
streets, between two men named Patrick
Manning, keeper Of q coffse-house, and one
Michael Flynn, in which the latter was beaten
over the head with q club and seriously
wounded by the former, who made his es-
cape, but was arrested shortly afterward The
wounded man was conveyed to the Charity
ACCESSORY TO MUEDER.-Herman Drees
was arrested on Tuesday, at No. Is Toulouse
street, charged by Sergeant Bergeron with be-
ing an accessory after the fact to the murder
Of John Lynch, on the 21st day of February,
1876.
The accused was accordingly remanded to
the Parish Prison without benefit of bail
A SMALL FIRE-About $50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon fire was discovered in house
No. III Richard street. owned by Mary
Reilly, and occupied by Nh. Golding as a
residence The fire was extinguished by the
police with damage of about SIS. Cause of
ire defective chimney. No alarm.
CUTTING AFFRAy.-A colored man, named
Frank Bland, met an enemy of his at a colored
fair in the rear portion of the city, and carved
him in the neck with pocket-kpife. The
young man had sufficiently recovered to show
up before Judge Evans and make affidavit,
which caused his arrest yesterday at the
corner of Carondelet and Lafayette streets.
He went down in the Maria without bail.
MINOR NorEs- Caroline Richardson and
Mary Collins were sent to the Charity Hospital
in sick ard destitute condition.
A mad dog was shot and killed Monday
1t the corner of St. Philip and Marais streets,
1t the request of the owner.
The Hagan Avenue bridge, at the intersec-
ion of Canal street, is in dangerous con-
lition.
A dead dog is lying at the corner of Jackson
md White streets.
The Office Of 81. M. Robinson, No. 70
Jarondelet street, was found open Monday
1ight.