The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29
THE CITY.

| LARcENIEs.-Mr. b. Grasch swore out ar
affidavit against Curtis Lewis, charging him
with the larceny of two shot guns, which
| caused his arrest and Incarceration in the
Central Station Friday night.
Two servant girls EN- ployed at the residence
of H. W. Fowler, on Napoleon Avenue, be-
tween Laurel and Jersey streets, were taken
into custody by the police and confined in
the Seventh Precinct Station, charged by Mr..
| Fowler with the larceny Of a pair of earrings.
AN ATTEMPTED OUrRAGE.-A man named
Wash Diilond was collared on Seventh street,
| between st. Patrick and st. Denis streets, at
o'clock Thursday morning at the instance
of Mr. Peter Pollock, who charges him with
assault and battery on his little daughter,
with intent to commit murder.
ROBBERY. - Sometime during Thursday
night two young men, boarders at the house
of Philip Hess, 23l Poydras street, entered
the proprietors bed room while he was asleep
and stole gold watch, No. 10, 702, valued at
$l25, and hair chain. These men came to
the house for the first time, paid for their
lodgings, and were ushered to room up stairs,
which they left during the night, after COM
hitting the robbery.
FIRE.-About quarter past IL o'clock yes
terday afternoon fire broke out in the
kitchen of house No. North street, owned
by DR.. Parmy, and occupied by Mrs. 81. G.
Pickens, which was promptly extinguished
by the fire department with a damage of
about $3.50. No insurance. The fire origin
ated from a defective stove pipe leading into
the chimney.
ACCIDENTALLY FELL-About $50 o'clock
Friday morning. Gus Eagstrim, a carpenter,
60 years DID, while at work on the stage of the
T toll
missed his footing and was precipitated on the
deck of the DOCK q distance of about sixteen
feet, breaking two of his lett ribs and seri-
ously injuring himself about the body He
was conveyed to his residence on Seguin, be-
tween Peters and Alex streets, and attended
by DR.. E. Brown, who pronounced his ipju-
ries dangerous.
HOTEL THIEF. About s o'clock Friday
morning room No. %, Cassidy's Hote;, was
entered by sneak thief, who stole and carried
away SIT currency and revolver valued at
SIP. No clue to the thief.
CAvED IN-About quarter to 7 o'clock
last night the side-wall OF Chambers salt
warehouse, on Tchoupitoulas street, between
Soraparu and Philip, fell in on the roof Of the
adjoining building and the quantity of bulk
salt in the building pressed against the gable
end of the structure forcing it into the street,
destroying and damaging the building to the
amount of about $500. The banquette is
completely covered with bricks and the root
caved in for about 100 feet.
POLICE NOTES Mrs. Ann Moran is in the
Lookup again tor pilfering cotton on the levee.
head of Esplanade street.
S. Northern caused the arrest of Louis
Mayfield at the Fifth Precinct Station. charged
with stealing SIG currency from hi m.
Peter Butler was hauled into the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station on a warrant, from his residence
on Monroe street, between Dauphine and
Royal, to answer charge of larceny made
against him by VIM. Hall.
The bridge corner OF st. Andrew and Ba-
rome streets is broken and in a dangerous
condition.
white man named Robert S. Coates was
sent to tho Charity Hospital in a sick and
destitute condition, from the Harbor Station,
night.
The Babcock fire engine broke down at the
corner OF Poydras and Camp streets, while on
its way to the fire on North street, at noon
yesterday.
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