The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-11
THE CITY.

BEATEN WITH CLUB. About o'clock Sun
day night difficulty occurred at the )rne
of Victory aad Eiysiln Fields streets, between
Charles Welsh, the keeper of sailor board
ling-house, and Charles Vandervault, sailor
in which the latter was severely beaten with
club about the body and badly bruised by the
former, who made his escape. The wounded
man was attended by DR.. Dawson, who pro-
nounced his wounds dangerous. He was
afterwards removed to the Charity Hospital
An affidavit Was made Monday morning
against Welsh. and it is probable that he will
soon be arrested, as he is we'll known by the
police.
LARCENY. = Auguste C. Christopher was
| arrested by Officer Francisco, at the corner of
Poydras and franklin streets, charged, from
information received, with larceny, to wit
stealing pair of boots valued at Sc, belong
ing to Mr.. James Austin.
STRUCK ON THE HEAD-Ab,u IL O'Clock,
Sunday night, woman named Gabrielle
Smith was assaulted and struck on the fore
head with brass-knuckle by one of party
OF some three unkuosn men, who made their
escape. The wounded woman was taken to
the Charity Hospital, where her wound was
dressed and pronounced not dangerous.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. - Sunday afternoon,
about l o'clock, dispute took place on
Franklin street, near Girod, between two
women named Nellie Swan and Celestine
Burns, which terminated in the former being
cut and wounded in the head with China
cup in the hands OF the latter, who made her
escape. The I'M ured woman was conveyed
to the Charity Hospital, where her wounds
were dressed aud pronounced not to be of a
serious nature.
BURGLARS Tools FoUND.-Officer Rodgers
brought to the Central Station, at 1915
O'Clock on Monday morning, four chises, one
brace and bit, one cold chisel and a pair of
dlvlders, which he found secreted under the
doorstep of the store No. 46 Tchoupitoulas
street, which were probably left there by
burglar
POLICE NoTEs.-The bull that was shot and
killed, Saturday, corner of Toulouse and
Rampant streets. is still lying at the above
place, and requires immediate removal.
E }. Harrison was on The war path at l
o'clock Monday morning. He sailed into Off
Ger p. j. Lamb with a double barreled shot
gun and threatened to xii him, when anothe r
officer came to his rescue and landed the ire
pressible in the Central Station.
The bridge on the corner of Second and |
Annunciation sire cts is broken and IN a dan |
gerous condition.
John Miner and Charles Gray, aged re-
'pectively eleven and twelve years, sneaked |
INTO Mrs. Eslinghouse's grocery store, corner
IT Annette and Claiborne streets, and stole a
ew dollars in change out OF her money
irawer They were captured and taken to
he T fth Precinct Station.
Patrolman Jordan shot and killed dog
imposed to be mad, Monday morning, cor
Ter of Cambronre and Front streets, at the
eq1est of the owner. The canine had pre-
iously bitten child of Mrs. Morere, who
esides in that vicinity.
A colored man named Frank Robinson, 80
ears old, was sent 10 the Charity Hospital in
sick amt destitute condition, from the levee,
cad of Customhouse street.
Louis Smith, colored, aged ninety-two
ears, was found dead in his bed on Wash
IN street, between Dryades and St Denis, at
q early hour Sunday morning. He was seen
round the neignborhood Saturday night, and
aemed to be in perfect health. II is, there
IRE. presumed he died during the night !
Two young men, named Alex. Montgomery
i'd Henry Bali, were lodged in the Central
alton for carrying concealed weapons.
Officer Moore halted two young men, named
ines and Frank Gray, at the corner of Ninth
I'd Laurel streets, with two hundred and
vei t. five cigars in their possession, sup
's I'd to have beeu stolen. The man, as we'll I
the cigars, were taken to the Sixth Pre- f
net Station.
Fl. Anderson bought what he took to be a
'enty dollar gold piece tor SIS from conf
Ice man named L. Reagan, corner of La $
Vette and Delta streets. L. turned out to be- Z
'piel mark, and consequently Reagan wa, fl
'ked up for swindling.