The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-02
THE CITY.

| ROBERT HANLY ROBBED. morning
about half-past o'clock young man named
Robert Hanley entered house at the corner
Of Gravier and Liberty streets and came out
in . few moments afterward with the com.
| plant that he had been robbed. Mary O aara,
Catherine Paul and J. NJ Baldwin were in the
house and had q hand in the robbery, and
when he commenced to pound on the door
and ask for his money the trio came out and
| tried to get him away, when difficulty took
place on the sidewalk, and the result was that
the police ran up and made all hands move
on to the Central Station, where they were
locked up. charged by the officer with dis
turbing the peace. Hanly made charge
against them for larceny and was also Gagged
for the night
HORSE STEALING. A professional thief,
named Bill Williams, came to grief Tuesday
morning, at the corner of Carondelet and
Lafayette streets, when Acting Sergeant Mil
Ter ssrested him and saw him safely stored
away in the Central Station. on a charge Of
stealing horse from Louis Meyers.
CUNN1NGHAM's PAL.-Detectives Pecora and
Hennessey succeeded in capturing A. F. Wild
Monday night, at the corner of Canal and st.
Charles streets, on charge of willful and cor
rupt perjury. He was taken to the Third
Precinct Station.
CUTTING AFFRAY. Monday night about
half-past IL o'clock q diff guilty occurred at
the corner of Chartres and Canal streets, be-
tween two men. named George Finnegan and
Thomas Glavey, in which the latter was
assaulted, cut in the left arm, and severely
wounded with knife in the hands of the
former, who was arrested and taken to the
Central Station. The wounded man was con-
veyed to the Charity Hospital by his friends, |
ha~
POLICE NOTES.-The stairs of the Fifth |
Precinct Lookup are in dangerous condi- |
ton, and liable to fall at any time.
John Keegan was arrested on warrant in |
Judge Longs Court, at the instance of Mr. j.
l.. Dupart, who made an affidavit against |
him for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
Santiago Rivera was arrested on board the
Bolivar. charged by james Mulligan
With mutiny.
E. Davis. ship caulker, threatened VIM.
zuitfi.'s life, corner Of Madison and jackson
streets. Algiers, Monday, and was duly incar-
,erated.
Disturbing the peace, malicious mischief
md carrying concealed weapons, to-wit: a
arriving knife, are the list of charges booked
gainst Edward Bereier in the Suburban Sta
ion Monday.
E Benjamin, clerk, was placed under ar
est at his place of business on Peters STREE,
'etween Customhouse and Bienville, Monday
fternoon, and taken to the Third Precinct
station on q charge of receiving and having
tolen properly in his possession knowing the
anne to be stolen.
Jean Baptiste, so years old, and native of
he United States, was sent to the Charity I
hospital in q sick and destitute condition
rom No. 264 St. Claude street. =
Joseph Cavellier retired in the Third Pre-
met Station, Monday morning, from his resi- :
ence, No. 157 st. Anthony street, to answer
charge Of larceny preferred against him by ,
II. F. A. Elmore.
A butcher named v. Carletin was arrested
bis place of business, in the French Beef
larket, Monday, for having property in his
knowing the same to be stolen. c