The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
THE CITY,.

once week. James Hogan is . young mai
| eighteen years old, and this seems to be th,
case with him. He passed the residence o
Mr.. j. Ford, corner Of Barracks and cRoya
streets, where an opportunity presented itsel
| to steal something, and he sneaked into tina
gentleman's house and stole an old bat tina
originally cost 81, the only thing that h
thought he could get away with in safety, and
made big mistake. Mr.. Ford was sitting ir
the far corner of back room, and Is soon a.
| the thief got to the door he ran up and col
Jared him. He was then turned over to 6
policeman, who lodged him in the Third Pre-
cinct Station on charge of larceny.
| On THE War PATH.-Oscar Frederick, q
young fire daddy, engaged in an alteration
with Mr.. D. Brown at noon Monday, in the
Garden District, and got the best of the fight.
He beat and kicked Brown in an unmerclful
manner, on account of xome misunderstood
ing that existed between them. Friends in
terfered and separated the combatants, when
Brown gave notice that he was going to the
Fourth Municipal Police Court to make an
affidavit against him. He started of. and, by
| the time he had made his affidavit, Frederick
put In an appearance and gave bonds.
SHOOTING. Guillaume. cigar maker
by occupation, surrendered himself to the
ton and WAS locked up, charged with shoot
ing Mr.. Julien Victor with intent to kill.
George had received information that Julien
had made an affidavit against him and not
wishing to be hauled in by peeley thought
he would surrender himself.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED. = Officers
Bruen and Donovan found, by virtue of q
search warrant, in house on Delta street,
near Poydras, known as. the Big Indian barrel
house, one barrel of pork, stolen from the
steamboat Belle OF Shreveport on the night of
the Goth inst. Patrick Shannon and Michael
Flanagan were arrested, charged with having
the property in their possession, knowing the
same to have been stolen.
BoDY FouND.-About 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning the dead body OF an unknown white
man was found floating in the river opposite
the Ursnlines Convent. From all appear
ances the body must have been in the water
for seve raj weeks. No description can be
given.
the Judge of the Fourth Municipal Police
Court and made an affidavit against Kitty
Taylor and Cecilia Brown, which caused their
arrest and Incarceration in the Sixth Precinct
Station, Monday, on charge of larceny. They
were hauled in together from their residence,
corner Ct Louisiana Avenue and Baronne
street.
SEproL1NE On EXPLOSION. half past
o'clock Monday night coal oil lamp ex-
ploded at the residence of Mrs. Labat, No.
1856 Carondelet street. The flames were ex-
tinguished by the inmates of the house with
out any damage. The oil was purchased at
the grocery store corner Of Erato and Caron-
delet streets.
JUVENILE VAGEANTs Mrs Eankdoh brought
her son John, 8 years old, to the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station and had him locked up on a
charge of being juvenile vagrant.
Mr.. James Bellocacio done the same thing
with his SOD Anthony, who became uncon-
trollable.
FIRE IN THE SECOND DISTRICT $500.
About half-past IL o'clock last night a fire
originated in the one-story frame shanty No.
SO Burgundy street, between Cont and Bien-
vile, which resulted in the destruction of
that and three other small shanties. The
shanties destroyed we've occupied by lewd
women, tenants of one Mr.. Fritz, who keeps
q wood and cook shop next to the corner of
Cont street. which was also damaged by fire
and water. Total loss about $500; whether
insured could not be ascertaiped. The cause
of the fire is unknown. An alarm was sounded
from boz No. l46, corner Of Burgundy and
Toulouse streets,
DANGEROUS MEN The notorious Dan Shay
and John Hennigan are without q doubt the
worst men in New Orleans.
Mr.. Adolph Schneider left his feed store,
located at the corner of Canal and Claiborne
streets, about 1: 80 o'clock yesterday to go to
dinner, and before he got back this mob Of
rufians entered his store and ran the clerk
IL 81 1>,ns( 0,,2 Al
money drawer. Detective Roxoorough hap
pened by just as they were leaving the place
and collared them, and, strange to say. they
made no fight, as is customary with their
tribe, but walked. quietly to the Central Sta. |
ton, where Mr.. Schreibes appeared and
charged them with robbery.
kARcENY.-Thomas Petrie called Oh Miss
Minnie Holding, at her residence on Basin |
street, between Gasquet and Common. last |
evening to pay her friendly visit. and stole |
her gold cross and chain valued at $25. She
discovered that she had been robbed before
he got ready to leave the house, and called |
peeler, who run him into the Central Station |
The property was not found and the pre-
is that he handed It to one of his |
pals who bolted out Of the back gate before
the officer came up. I
MINOR NorEs.-Detectiye Hennessy lodged !
one George Summers in the Central Station |
from the corner Of Dryades and Perdido
streets. on o charge Of being dangerous and
suspicious character.
M Mullan. Che junk dealer on Camp street.
between Lafayette and Girod, was locked up
again yesterday, fof having stolen property in |
his possession. to-wit . shotgun belonging
to Nj. ). q. Milleur. who lodged the com.
plant against him.
Quarantine Restrictions.