The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-14
THE CITY.

night the cofee-house of j. Pavia, Is Decatu
, street, was entered by some unknown thief O
. thieves, who stole $40 in currency, lot Q
champagne brandy and. q quantity of cigars
all valued at about 500. The entrance wa
effected by climbing up the posts O
9 the front gsllery, und the thieves mad
, their exit through the rear window, O,
Dorsier street. No clue to the thieves.
: ANOTHER BURGLARY. - About 4 o'clocl
, Thursday morning the residence of Mr. r
Hunt 80 Royal street, was burglariously en-
tered by unknown thieves, who made thei
escape without aay money or property. The
parties were discovered by Mr.. Hunt before
they had reached their booty, who fred sew
eral shots at them without effect.
BURNED TO Overwhelmingly morning
about 10 o'clock little girl named Ella Ell
more, years old, daughter of John Elmore,
residing on the corner of Verset and Decatu,
streets, Algiers, while playing near the fire.
place, met with an accident. Her Dress
caught fire, and before assistance arrived, she
was badly burned about the head and body.
A physician was Immediately summoned and
did all in his power to save the little ones
life, but without avail. She died at 5 o'clock
yesterday morning.
FIRE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT Wednesday
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fire broke out in a double frame house, on
Adam street, between Chartres and Royal,
owned by the Louisiana Cotton Factory and
occupied on one side by Odina Justin, and on
the other by Mrs. Dalfarnie, which was en-
tirely consumed Loss about $500. The
building was insured, but in what company
and for what amount, could not be learned.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary. An alarm of fire was sounded
from box No. 615 by citizen, but met with
no response from the bells.
A MODEL OFFIcER.-Oficer Stolbsrger is
an officer of the law and live man. He
makes more arrests than any other special
since he has been on the force. AMI sill he is
not happy, because he generally gets the
wrong man, and no matter how many thieves
he arrests in the week, he never manages to
make out as clear case against them in
court as he thinks he will when he makes the
arrest, and with all his skill, never makes q
conviction. He takes pride in making an
arrest, and does not think he is keeping up to
the standard unless he makes one haul dur
ing the day. He secured the Second District
all day Wednesday and failed to discover any
one that looked the least suspicious, and he
felt uneasy about it.
He made up his mind not to 90 home until
he arrested somebody, and he kept his word;
Dauphine streets, looking up and down the
the street for dangerous and suspicious char
acte 8, sham fist Fl int took place near by be-
tween Alice Chapman, Taylor Tripley and
Hurry Holbrook; and. with his usual vim,
rushed up and marched them off to the Gala
boose. He slept easy Wednesday night.
MAN AND WrE.-About a quarter. past 8
o'clock Wednesday night difficulty took
place in house on Galvez street, between
st. Peter and Carondelet Walk between Mr.. |
Rolf SWEET and his wife Sarah, which resulted
in the latter being stabbed in the right hip
with some sharp instrument in the hands OF
her husband, who made his escape fully three |
hours before the police found out the matter |
The wounded woman was attended by Dr. |
Berit, who pronounced the wound serious,
but not dangerous.
ACCESSORY hartman, the keeper
of the grocery store, No Is Elysian Fields |
street, where Thomas Pickett threw his re-
volver after numbering Jack Low and Mike |
Muckley on Tuesday night last, was arrested,
charged with being an accessory after the fact
to the murders. He was arraigned before |
Judge Long, and released on $4,000 bonds
STABB1NG Court Officer Butler, of Judge |
Longs Court, arrested q man named B. Mar
tin, on the levee, head of Bienville street, on
q warrant, charged with stabbing Mr.. John
Greenwood with intent to commit murder.
He was escorted to the Fifth Precinct Station
and there locked up.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A young man named
Harry Brandon tried to drown his many sor-
70 VS. by committing suicide at his residence,
corner of Broad and Esplanade street. He
swallo we'd a dose Of morphine, and made such
4 terrible to do about it that the neighbors
Found it out in time to save his life. He was
handed over to Officers Long and
Flad of the mounted force, and taken to the
Suburban Station.
Academia man named Calvery Young,
;wenty- three years old, and native of Vir-
sinia, had his left foot severely bruised by a
og accidentally falling on him, on the levee,
head of Gravier street. He was sent to the
Charity Hospital
FOUND DEAD A white man named Henry
irelle, aged So years, and native of Meclen-
burg, Germany, Was found dead at half past
,clock Thursday morning at his residence,
No. 298 Cont street.
POLICE NOTES. IN. Wilson, clerk. was
Court, at the instance of MIR. VIM. Shelley,
Who charged him with willful and corrupt
perjury.
Mrs. Connors had her daughter Mary
ocked up in the Third Precinct Station as
vagabond.
Ann Moran was hauled in again on Wednes-
lay from the levee, head of Enghien street,
Third District, for pilfering cotton.
VIM. Ashman and Isaac Thompson were
rrested on board the schooner Constance,
ying at the head of Dumaine street, at 1890
'clock Thursday morning. where they were
ound under very suspicious circumstances.
Sips Stewart is, from all accounts a cun-I
ing man, at least SO thinks Mr. John En-
enc. who resides on Roman street. between
t. Philip and Dumaine, and this is why he 3
links so: He came into his house day or
wo ago and obtained 50 Is worth of goods
nder false pretences, and before leaving stole I
8 currency. Mr.. Eugene, as soon as lie dis
overed his loss, got policeman and had
Ups taken to the IRENE station.
During the parade of the Jewellers the resi-.
ence OF Mr.. Placide F. Keynes, 160 Tonti
treet. was entered by some unknown sneak
hieVes who gucceeded in m akno off with |