The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30
THE CITY.

FIRE IN THE FOURTH DIsTRICT.-About two
| o'clock Wednesday morning fire originated
in a one-story frame house at the corner Of
Constance and Seventh streets, occupied by
Mrs. Seigel as a grocery store and dwelling
house, which was totally destroyed. The
stock of groceries and furniture were insured
in the New Orleans Mutual Insurance Asso.
citation for $500. The building was owned
by Mrs. Turner, but whether insured could
not be ascertained. Total loss about $500.
the cause of fire is unknown. An alarm was
turned in from box No. Is, at the engine
house of No. %, on Washington street. The
officer on the beat tried to open the alarm box
at the Ninth Street Market. but could moi
succeed. as the lock was out of order.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER Davis was
taken up by Sergeant Sullivan on the levee,
head of Gravier street, at half-past o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, for being dangerous and
suspicious character and about to commit a
breach of the peace.
LARCENY. - The notorious Edward Baker
picked up two green shoulders on the levee,
head of Lafay cite street, last evening, and
WAS locked up on charge of larceny.
FALSE PRETENsEs. = Special Officer Lilly
arrested young man named Frank hampton,
at his residence in Algiers, at o'clock Tues
day night, and housed him in the Eighth
Precinct Station. on q warrant, charged by
Mr.. Henry Carstens with obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses.
WITH INTENT TO KnL.-Louis Henry Crit
tendon is, from all accounts, dangerous in
dividaal, so thinks his wife, Mrs Crittendon,
and Lorenzo Hall, who caused his arrest
Tuesday at the corner of Felicity and Tchoup-
itoulas streets, charged with assault and bat
terry, and threatening to take their lives.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Wm. J. Grady was ar
rested at the corner of St. Claude and Ma
rigny streets. at half-past II o'clock Tuesday
night, charged with having property in his
possession supposed to be stolen. He was
locked up in the Fifth Precinct Station.
LARCENY.-A young man named Randall
Tillman was taken out of his domicile on St.
Dennis street, between First and Second, on
Tuesday afternoon, by Court Officer Isabelle,
ana marched to the Rousseau street station,
where he was locked up, charged by Mr. G. J.
Williams with the larceny Of lot of jewelry
and clothing.
I'LL TAPP1NG.-Special Officer Roxborough
arrested one Thomas Jenkins at the corner
of Carondelet and Lafayette streets, Wednes-
day afternoon, for tapping the till at Mr.. A.
Addler's store, No. 307 Julia street.
MINOR NOTES.-The shed of house No. 1856
Claiborne street, owned and occupied by G.
PARADE & Son as o cistern shop, is in dam
gerous condition and liable to fall at any
moment.
Paul Frank was locked up Tuesday night
for assaulting and batteripg F. G: Frank with
a dangerous weapon. He ia also charged by
the officer with disturbing the peace
Three receipts from the Italian Consul for
money sent to Italy were found on the levee.
Henry Morton holds forth in the jackson
Square Station for being dangerous and sus-
picious character, and contemplating breach
of the peace.
Rosalie Tremantano, an italian sailor, was
taken up at the corner of Ohartres and Canal
streets for having property in his possession
10 be stolen.
The warehouse corner of Magazine and
Julia streets was found open Tuesday by the
officer on the beat who secured the doors.
A. E. Carbon, a broker, retired in the Sixth
Precinct Station Tuesday from the corner of
Philip and Rousseau streets, for assaulting and
beating Samuel Pollard.
Officer Armand brought bundle of bagging,
marked J. T. Wood, New Orleans, to the
IRENE Station. He reports finding the same
On Basin, between Cont and ST. Louis streets.