The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

LARCENY OF SO % Mollie Davis, Lou
Smith and Jennie Burnette were aI
rested Oh Dryades street and lodged 10
the Central Station, charged Win S'eai-
ing SO rs i'm United States crrrencH.
DANGEROUS CHARACTERs.-J; Stlllwelii
Mathew johnson were arresteo anu
locked up in the Central STATION,
charged with being dangerous ana sus-
picious characters. so,r o,rad
skiff s,,nposed to have been stolen. was
found Yesterday in the river, between
Washington and Burdette street, oar-
rollton. by Officer Jourdon, who TOOK
the same in charge. The boat had been
left few days ago IN the river oy i9ul
men who tried to sell 1t Tor Twenty-Five
cents. D.,.
A NOTORIOUS SNEAK THIEF. FRANK
McDermott, alias Irish Mike was
arrested at the corner OF PoydraS tapu
Liberty streets. charged with stealing
hat valued at 81.
T,ARCENy.-Levinne Leaford was ar.
rested on a warrant at Tue corner on
Galyez and GravIer street, charged WIN
stealing u gold leeket and piece -oi IL
watch chain, valued in all at vs..
SENT BEFORE THE SUPERIOR CRIMINAL
CoJrRT BENJAMIN Nelson, charged with
arson i'm setting fire to the Medical In.
stitute Mt the corner OF Baronne and
Common streets, on February 20, pc
tween the hours Of six and seven o'clock.
was Yesterday arraigned before Judge
Evans, and on the testimony OF EdWafd
CrumD, the porter, was sent pcluio
the Superior Criminal Court without the
benefit of bail. -
4 RAD MAN.-Michael Pavoline was
deprived of his liberty by Samuel Greek,
who charges him with assault WIN ~
dangerous weapon with intent TO Kill
and il also charged by Officer CozzenS
with being a dangerous and suspicious
character, and carrying concealed
weapons.
SICK AND ,DEsTITUTE.-Ay colored man
named Dick, aged sixty years, was scn1
TO the Charity Hospital from NO. lol ~
Charles street, in SICK ana destitute
condition. @lI
VAGRANT. John Ambrose, a youth
thirteen years Of age, and who walks the
street for livelihood, was YESTERDAY
rim into the suburban station, charged
on THE MuscI.E.- George Malcolm got
roaring mad Thursday about the hour
of 10. and the way he pummeled Mary
CLAYTON was caution, but Oi1lcer kicn
putting In an appearance stopped ms
little game by arrestlng nm on tLe
pnaTRe Oh dSStulb ttuu psbepis,
for being vagrant.
LARCENY. - Martin Victor, aged ten
wears. was arrested, on warrant, on
Girod street, between Frcnchmen and
EIysian Fields. and lodged in the Fifth
Precinct, charged with larceny.
Mrs. Wilson was snatched from nome
sweet home, by peeler, and placed Ia
DURANGO vile at the Third Precinct 10y
virtue Of warrant charging her with
larceny
CoUNTERFEIT MONEY. Henry Chap
man was arrested on Charities street
between Dumaine and st. Philip streets,
and locked up In the Third Police Sta
ton for trying to pass a counterfeit 80
bill. An.s "@A IA NINTH NNA
CAPTURED. Johnny Cagnolatte was
Yesterday arrested at the corner OF
Basin and Bienville streets and incar,
cerated in the Fourth Station, charged
with highway robbery.
In TRoUBLE.-George Blank, youth
nineteen years OF age, was arrested at
the corner of Basin and Customhouse
streets. charged with an indecent as
sault upon young woman. lie was
lodged I'm the Fourth Precinct.
SENT TO THE CHARITY HOSPITAL. j s.
Martin, found at 1876 Dryades street, in
n sick and destitute condition, was sent
to the Charity. Hospital, 10y, Officer
Smith. ~tt htt Eu'hhr Aat"iN