The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11
THE CITY.

| A CRUEL Mantle neighborhood Of Fisst
and Rousseau streets was Thursday evening
the scene of quite lively disturbance which,
it was thought by the many witnesses to the
affair, would terminate in bloodshed, but a
peeler put in an appearance just in time to
put q stop to it, after few blows had been
struck. A young man named Henry Saint
was the individual that created all the excite
ment, when he struck and threatened to end
the existence of Mrs. Oaks, who got the
worst of the fight from the time it commenced
Saint was locked up in the Sixth Precinct
| Station.
CHICKEN THIEF IN THE GARDEN DISTRACT
| About o'clock, Friday morning, Officer Nell
son, while patrolling his beat, discovered q
colored thief crossing out over fence from
the yard of Mrs. Gus Lausr's residence, cor
ner of Laurel and Philip streets. As the
officer approached the man ran off and sue.
ceeded in making good his escape, leaving Q
sack of chickens and pair of old shoes be.
hind him. The chickens were returned to
the owner, and the sack and shoes were
brought to the Sixth Precinct Station.
SAND THIEVES and Antonio Casey
must be going into some kind OF business
without capital They actually went to work
at the corner of Fulton and Jackson streets
and hauled off two cart loads of sand belong
ing to Mr.. b. Rouback who had them arrest
ed and locked up in the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton on charge of larceny.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. Nico-
loso was found lettering around the corner of
Franklin and Common streets, at 4 A. N.
Friday, and not being able to give good &C.
count of himself was locked up, charged with
being dangerous and suspicious character
and being about to commit breach Of the
peace.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. young man
named johnson was found concealed in the
premises of Mr.. Steven Kohn, No. 297 De-
catur street, at A. M. Thursday, under very
suspicious circumstances and was lodged in
the Third Precinct Station.
LARCENY.-Mr. Frank De Haven struck
bad crowd Thursday afternoon, when he en-
tered house on Cont street, between Bur-
gundy and Dauphine. Della Aulrich, Rosa
Washington, Margaret johnson, Elizabeth
Wilson and Mary Hall, inmates Of the house,
stole lot of his wearing apparel contained in
valise and SO cents in currency. They were
all locked up at his suggestion, charged with
larceny, but the property could not be found
A BAD MAN.-The notorious Reuben Baker
was again run into the jackson Square Sta
ton Thursday afternoon, from the corner of
Canal and Front streets, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious character and con-
templating breach of the peace.
FALSE PRErENsEs. - Mr.. William Griffoz
swore out an affidavit before Judge Staes
which caused the arrest and incarceration of
Michael Roman, an Austrian sail maker, at
his domicile, corner OF Dumaine and Char
tres streets. He is charged with obtaining an
awning under false pretenses.
BURGLARY time during Thursday
night the residence of Mr.. Henry Mentz,
corner of Adam and Second streets, was
robbed. There being no marks where an en-
trance was Effected, it is supposed the thief
concealed himself in the house previous to
the family's retiring for the night. The thief
made his exit through one OF the windows,
closing the same after he got out, taking with
him q double case gold watch and chain
valued at SIG and about $40 currency.
STOLEN PROPERTY FouND.-Two halves of a
black frock coat, apparently stolen from some
tailor, which Officer Gordon reports finding
on top of lumber pile corner of Crossman
and Water streets. we're brought to the Third
Precinct Station.
BoDY REcovERED.-At s o'clock Friday
morning the dead body of q new born white
male child was found floating in the river op-
posite the Port Market.
CurrNa Ar1eAY.-About . quarter to