The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23
THE CITY.


SrABBrNa ArrRAY.-Tuesday night about
II o'clock Q difficulty occurred in sailors
boarding house, No. Is Toulouse street. be-
tween Ghsrtres and Old Levee. between two
men named William Welsh and James Cal
laphan, in which the latter was stabbed IN tho
shoulder with dirk knife in the hands Of the
former. who was arrested and looked up IN
the Third Precinct Station. The wounded
man was taken to the Charity Hospital. where
his wound was dressed and pronounced mos
dangerous. Both meu were considerably under
the influence of liquor at the time OF the DIM
Guilty and had previously been very good
friends.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING AT THE ST. CHARLES
THEATER Yesterday afternoon. between the
hours of 2 and o'clock, an accident occurred
on the stage during the performance Of
d" Around the World il Eighty Days" ct the
St. Charles Theater, in which Mr.. Boyd WAS
badly burned about the face. from the acei-
dental discharge of q pistol in the hands o.
Mr.. Hawkins. Both gentlemen are actors ae
the St. Charles Theater. Mr.. Boyd was con-
veyed to his residence, on Baronne. between
Clio and Erato Streets
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Some time during Sun
day night the cigar store of Mr.. B. F. Flores,
No. 229 Common street, was entered by some
unknown thief or thieves, who stole and car.
ried away eight thousand cigars and $50
currency. Yesterday Mr.. Flores had man
named F. Tout N arrested on Canal street
with box of cigars in his possession, which
he identified as being one of the boxes stolen
from his stere on the night in question. Ton
jan was incarcerated in the Central Station,
charged with having stolen property in his
possession.
BURGLARY. : Sometime during Tuesday
night the residence of Mr.. E Biessey, No.
423 South Rampant street, was entered by an
unknown burglar, who sneaked into the
dining room, passing through the hall, and
in attempting to break open o drawer that ne
thought contained siverware, made SO much
noise that the inmates were awakened and
gave the alarm. The thief succeeded in
making good his escape. Nothing was found
missing.
ACCIDENT ON SHIPBoARD. About quarter
past o'clock last evening man named Chas.
H.llman, q cotton screwer, while at work ON
board the steamship Mississippi, lying at the
head of Adele street, Fourth District, had
one of his legs broken below the knee by tho
accidental slipping or giving way Of the post
and screws, where the unfortunate man was
ut work with his gang. he was conveyed to
his residence, 81 Josephine street.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman. named Clam
Brown, died suddenly at o'clock Tuesday .
at her residence, corner Of PeteHB
and Notre Dame streets.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Miss Jennie Pease per-
sonally appeared before Judge Staes, of the
Second Municipal Police Court, and made an
affidavit against Sarah Williams for having .
shawl in her Possession knowing the same to
be stolen. Sarah was locked up in the Third
Precinct Station Tuesday night to answer 70
The complaint
DANGEROUS AND SUsPICIOUs.-David IeCho,
\ young man from the North, GIT very drunk
Tuesday night and created q violent noise in
front OF the Grand Central beer saloon, and
was conveyed to the jackson Square Station,
charged with being drunk, disturbing the
peace and being dangerous and suspicious
character.
LARCENY. Alfred Bell and Mrs. Davis were
arrested on Howard street, between Mel
pomene and Tsrpsichore. by Court Officer B.
Miller, on a warrant, charged by Mrs. Ellen
Osborn with the larceny of 500 in currency.
LEvEE THIEF Mr. Jerry Clifford called on
Off GER Hickey, on the levee, head of GirOd
street, Tuesday morning. and had him take
Daniel Martin to the lookup, where he came
20 the front and preferred q charge of larceny
against him.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. = Captain Malone
md Special Officer Roxborough arrested Thos.
Gallagher, alias Frank Roarke, and George
Finnegan, at the corner of Carondelet and
Canal street,, Tuesday. charged with being
dangerous and suspicious characters. They
we're locked up in the Central Station.
LIABLE TO FALL.-The building on First
street. near Locust, owned by Mr.. Kendel, il
n a dangerous condition, and liable to fall at
Ia
eaf during Sunday nights storm, and il
dangerous to passers by, as it is leaning over
owards the street on First street.
PERJuRY.-Amanda Gay, it is alleged. swore
alsely in a case pending in the Sixth District
Recorders Court last week. So positive WAS
sergeant Aucoin that she had committed viii
nj and corrupt perjury that he repaired to
ler residence, corner of Magazine and Tole-
lano streets, and lodged her in the Seventh
Precinct Station, charged with perjury.
MINOR NOTES One horse and four hoQs.
ound as,ray in the rear portion Of the city,
we're sent to the First District Pound.
A colored man, named Anthony Davis, felt
'old yesterday afternoon, aud on his way
,ome picked up three sticks of wood from .
pile on the New Basin, at the intersection Of
franklin street. A police officer saw him,
md marched him to the Central Station.
charged with larceny.
Charles Humbelhardt, young German,
Eas taken up at the corner Of Magazine and
Aelpomene streets, for being q dangerous
md suspicious character. Charles could mot
1--WE good account of himself to Officer
Zones.
Eliza Branch. eighty years old. and q native
u Louisiana, was sent to the Charity Hospital.
rom her residence corner of Annette and q.
claude streets, in q sick and destitute condi-
ion.
A Spaniard named Antonio Paretori, fifty
7ears of age, was found in front of the Bec
'ffice, in a sick and destitute condition and
ent to the Charity Hospital.
People are wondering what on earth the
government ct Washington. wanted of India
uober paint. The explanation lie very simple:
was wanted for the condolences Of public
ulcers, to give them respectable outside ap-
The consciences being elastic. no
,ain. out India rubber was adapted to them;
nd the OOns0iancao hoSun <~1~. o:Axn~