The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
CITY ITEMS.

SEVERE ACCJDENT.-AbOut hal1-paSt Y
o'clock last evening a man named Bill
Williams accidentally fell from his fur
niture wagon on Tchoupitoulas street,
severely injured himself. He was taken
by his friends to his residence on Rous-
seau street, where he received medical
attendance.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE Pre-
FENCES. John Carey was arrested on a
warrant at the corner Of Magnolia and
Lafayette streets and locked up in the
Central Station, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences.
STOLEN PROPERTY IN Hrs POSSESSION
A man named John Morris was yester-
day arrested at the corner OF Washing.
ton and st. Charles streets, charged
with having a pair OF ducks in his pos
session supposed to have beon stolen.
DISQUALIFICATION Baker was arrested
Yesterday on the levee by special Off
GERS Cain and Roxborough and locked
up in the Central Station, charged with
the larceny Of barrel OF whisky, valued
at $45. Baker is we'll known conf
dence man and has been plying his
game very successfully on the levee.
He has been arrested several times on
various charges OF theft, but has always
managed to escape. 1t is to be hoped
JLttt He VIII IeccAFe lio Juoe uooOi I'd oAi'o
time.
ESCAPED. o'clock last night
Officer Wiley discovered man climbing
over a fence from the premises OF Mr..
Bell, corner Of Fourth and st. Charles
street. The officer fired at him, but
failed to bag his game.
LARCENY.-Charles Williams and Mike
Ring were last evening brought to grief
for the larceny Of 81 20 and locked up
in the Central Station. Minnie Casey
makes the complaint
SENT TO THE CHARITY HOsPITAL.-Den-
mis- Gimblely, aged forty-fve years OF
from the Fifth Precinct Station in a
sick and destitute condition.
DIED SUDDENLY.-About II o'clock
last night a woman named Marie Up
John died suddenly at her residence,
331 Customhouse street.
Also colored woman named Eliza
Smith.
The Coroner was notified in both
cases.
Snow IN TROUBLE Snow was
yesterday arrested by Officer Doan and
locked up in the Fifth Calaboose,
charged with breaking and entering
house in the night time, with intent
to commit felony. Snow 1s in a good
way w t<1hC " cAiP uP eAc AA'"A AN- ~
| health.
LARCENY OF $19O.-Mary Williams,
alias Mary Parker, was arrested on Or
leans, near Bourbon street, by Ofncer
Tompkins, charged, from information
received, with the larceny OF $3.50:
| CHARGED WITH LARCENY.--E. Lelm.
bruger was yesterday brought to grief
and lodged in the Third Precinct on q
charge OF larceny.
Thursday morning. about
half-past one O'Clock some unknown
thieves broke into the shoe store OF Z:
Rogers, at the corner Of Camp and
Girod streets, and succeeded in getting
away with three pair Of boots valued at
$25, leaving no clue to their identity.
LARCENY OF A HORSE AND WAGON
Frank Barsacola was yesterday arrested
on warrant issued from the First
Municipal Police Court, charged with
the larceny Of a horse and wagon, valued
at $780,
| LARCENY.-Wm. Trout was yesterday
hooked into the Fifth Station on a war
rant, charged by S. Bohen with larceny:
STOLEN Property REcovERED.-Special
| Officers Lithique and Smith, armed with
a search warrant, repaired to the resi-.
dence Of Moses Eli, at the corner Of
Coliseum and Leontia streets, and re.
covered four chairs, valued at five dol
lars, which were stolen on the l2th inst
from the residence OF Mr.. Cotton, cor,
ner Of Nashville. avenue and Laure
street. It will be remembered thai
Moses was arrested Tuesday night
charged with stealing chickens.