The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-01
THE CITY.

| DRUGGED AND ROBBED.-MCnday morning
man by the name OF Del Pune Francois ap
peared in the Second Municipal Police Court
before Judge Staes, and made an affidavit
art and Josie Moore, charging them with rob
berry and grand larceny.
From what he learned, it seems that about
5 o'clock Sunday evening Del Pune Was walk
ing along Fran kiln street. near CustOmhO house
when he was addressed by girl of rather
fair appearance who enticed him into her den
at the corner of the above named streets
when lie was drugged and robbed of every
thing he possessed. They carried off his
clnthing, valued at $50; one gold watch. $3.50
$50 in U. S. currency, and 5000 in Spanish
CON- The house was searched but, as usual,
nothing was found. The accused were ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty.
| BURGLAR1Es.- time during Saturday
night, or at an early hour Sunday morning,
unknown burglar or burglars, entered the
residence of Mrs. Ansley, No. "a Burgundy
! street The entrance was effected by opening
the blinds and raising the inside sash of the
window. The thieves, on gaining admiss on
| to the room, broke open the armoir and
| packed up most of the clothing and other eff
feels, when they were discovered by the in
mates and forced to take flight without the
property that they had bundled up TO carry
of.
Some time during Sunday night the coffee
house of Mr.. Lucien Paysee, corner of Bour-
hon and Toulouse Streets was entered by
some unknown party or parties, who stole
therefrom 50 SO in currency also carrying
away with them thel money drawer, which
they deposited at the steps of the Opera
House. The entrance was effected by break
ing pane of glass of the door on Bourbon
ofr ioI al 70
from the inside. No clus to the thieves.
A Big HAuL-Mr. Francois Delile called
at the Third Precinct Station, at an early
hour on Sunday morning, and informed the
officers in com mand that he had been robbed
of $500 in gold and a 81 yer watch in an oyster
saloon on st. Louis stSset. between Dauphine
and Burgundy. Corporal Kelly Immediately
went to the place in com pany with Mr.. Delile,
and arrested the keeper of the saloon, named
Guatana Stevens, and two women, named
Louisa Moore and Hattie Cook, charged with
being accessories to the larceny. The princi-
pal had fled.
STRUCK ON THE HEAD WITH TUMBLER.-
About haif-pa o'clock Sunday night diff
Guilty took place in the grocery store of Mi
chael Moran, corner of Philip and Locust
streets, between the proprietor, Michael Mo-
ran, and party named Beard, in which
Beard was struck over the head with tum-
bier by Moran who repaired to the street and
retaliated by firing two shots at his assailant,
but which did not take effect.
BURGLARS IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT Some.
time during Saturday night the carriage
house of Mr.. W. Van Benthuysen, corner of
Eighth and St. Charles streets, was entered
by unknown thieves who carried away an
English saddle, bride, a set of pony bar
ness, large carriage bride, a breast strap
and pair of lines. No clue to the thieves.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT About o'clock Sun
day night Mr.. Lionel Adams accidentally
dropped his revolver and shot himself in the
right leg while on Customhouse street, near
Blenville. He was conveyed to his residence,
400 Bienville street.
WATCH TH1EF-Richard Delmore was taken
in Sunday, from the corner of Charities and
ST. Louis streets, charged by Mr.. Walter
Brown with stealing his gold watch. John
Fauker was also arrested, charged wi b being
an accessory to the larceny.
On. THE WAR PATH-John T. Tannehill,
clerk. drank too much bad whisky Sunday. |
He pulled out his revolver at the corner of |
Magazine and Na.chez streets and fired it of, |
and created a violent noise. Officer Hormla |
ran up and invited him to 90 to Jail, he re- |
fused and it took just five peelers to drag
him in.
LARCENY. Jempson and Richard
Munday had Charles A. Dubon arrested at
1oon Sunday at the corner of Ur-ullnes and
Decatur Streets charged with the larceny OF
OF of wearing apparel, watch and chain and
mink skins They also charge him with
preach of trust and embezz.ement
DISMISSED THE FoRCE.-The Board of Me-
ropolian Police Commissioners yesterday
ried and dismissed Officer H. p. Seaman
rom the force for conduct unbecoming an
ficer, in maliciously arresting Mr.. Anthony
;oiza, private Waterman, on the pretext that
e had committed larceny. 1t was Gle .rly
roven before the board that Seaman, while
nder tie Influence of liquor on the night of
ne 26th ult, entered the reception room of
Iorgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, head