The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-21
THE CITY.

1. THE CITY.
CUrr1NG.-Leonard De Marquis was ares
ed at No. 800 St. Claude street. at ocloc
Thursday afternoon, and taken to the Jackso
Square Station. for being unable to contrt
his temper. He sailed forth with a larg
bowie knife at the above named place an
stabbed young man named Vic Octavio j
the arm with it. inficting q slight wound.
ENLIGHTENMENT. "A young clerk: name
w. L. Ingram, was arrested on Thursday
Detective Hennessey, at No. Sc Camp street
on warrant taken out by MI. J. r. A. Gau
threaux, who charges him with breach c
trust and endorsement of pair of scale
worth $50. He was confined in the Contra
Station.
| ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Some time durinl
Wednesday night, or at an early hour Thurs
| day morning, an attempt was made by som,
unknown thief or thieves to enter tn
shoe store of John Frederick. 81 Baronn'
| street The door leading on tC the street wa
| forced by jimmy. The thieves must hav,
been frightened off before they had time t.
finish their job. No clue 10 the burglars.
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON
Sarah Jones repaired to Calvin Masons car
penter shop, at the corner of Louisians
Avenue and Constance street, Wednesday
morning and provoked him to such an ex
tent that he forgot himself, and picked up a
chisel and struck her. Sarah Immediately
started off and got peeler, who came to the
place and made the carpenter move on to the
Seventh Precinct Station, where charge OF
assault and battery with dangerous weapon,
was lodged against him.
LARcENY.-A. Smith called on Mrs. Cathe-
rine Kannoll, at her residence on Franklin
street, between Canal and Customhouse, and
before leaving picked up one pair Of pants
and q coat. Mrs. K. saw him put something
under his coat when be left the house, and
knowing that it must belong to her, followed
him to the corner, where she met policeman,
who, at her solicitation, arrested the thief and
took him to the Irene Station.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY Thursday morning
about o'clock an attempt was made by some
thief or thieves unknown to enter the house
of Mr.. P. Waldman, No. $3.50 Cont street.
The burglars had already succeeded in open
ing one of the side windows, when they were
discovered by the inmates, who gave the
alarm and frightened them away.
ENFORCEMENT Mr.. H. Loubat appeared
before Judge Staes and made an affidavit
against one William Harrison, alias Young,
charging him with emb. zzlement and breach
of trust, which caused his arrest and incarce-
ration in the IRENE Station Wednesday night
POLICE NorEs. Sergeant Aucoin arrested
servant named Rosa S.atz, at the corner of
Constance and Toledano streets, on charge
IF larceny.
A stray horse was sent to the First District
Pound Wednesday from the corner of First
md Baronne streets.
A youth named Edmore Blosh sneaked into
Mr.. P. Schneller's confectionery store, corner
# Camp and Calliope streets, and stole three
u four cakes. He was caught in the act and
handed over to peeler, who landed him in
he Second Precinct Station.
Tom White was picked up at 4 o'clock |
morning, at the corner OF St. |
Charles and Perdido streets, by Officers
Brown and Holan, charged with being dan
,erous and suspicious character and being
bout to commit breach of the peace.
Bob Robinson was arrested at the corner of
sagatelle streets for threatening the life of
lfs. Catherine Watson.
An Italian vendor named A. Beneto was
ulled out of his house, No. 101 Hospital
treet, Wednesday, for assaulting Mr.. L.
.ckerman with q dangerous weapon with in
ent to kill.
At 1880 o'clock Wednesday night, Mr.
harles S. Loeb caused the arrest, at the cor
or of Toulouse and Front streets, of John
NTH alias Irish Pat, on charge of larceny.
he officer making the arrest charges him
18th being dangerous and suspicious char
cter.
MIR. j. Portignon caused the arrest in the
arish Of St Bernard, Wednesday. of two men
AIMED II. Parson ana Jno. Despoint, for as
lulting and beating him with intent to CON-
lit murder.
Orlando Grant, aged IA years, was stopped
4 the levee, head Of Market street. with five
cks in his possession supposed to have been
olen
Laura Bell, colored, was, at the instance of
r. I. Ferguson, arrested at the corner Of
aiennie and Front streets and locked up In :
q Central Station at 10 o'clock Thursday, on
charge Of willful and corrupt perjury.