The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-21

OF burglars tools, consisting Of jimmies.
| false keys. saws, files, screw drivera
etc, also pair OF shoes, which were
stolen from the cofreehO,ise. corner OF
Rampant and Lafayette streets
CIGAR STORE BURdLARIzEp. Some
time during last night the cigar store OF
f. u. Flores, 229 Common street, was
burglarionsly entereA by unknown
thieves, who managed to get away with
5000 cigars and $3.50 In United States
currency, The burglars effected an en-
trance by boring the lock of the back
door
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED. Officer
Aucoin yesterday recovered the follow
ing property which was stolen from the
residence OF Mrs. J. s. Groves, at the
corner Of st. Charles and Peters ave-
nue., on the 4th inst, by a servant
named Maggie Woods. employed In the
house: one gold chain and GROSS and a
lot Of ladies clothing valued at S25.
Maggie was arrested and locked up In
the Seventh Precinct.
CUTTING AFFRAY BETWEEN Two Ne
GRoEs. About IL o'clock yesterday
dlfilcmlty took place on Peters street,
near Ihala, between two colored men
named BAIL Peterson and Gus Robin
son, which resulted in tho latter being
cut and severely wounded in the neck
with q razor in the hands OF the form,r
who was arrested and locked up in h,
Second Precinct. The wonpded n a,
was conveyed to the Charity Hospital,
where his wounds were examined and
pronounced severe though not danger
ouS.
BURGLARS AT WORK. between tho
hours Of and o,cl lock Monday morn
ing the store Of John j. Barr, Nos. 90
and ~ Peters street, was burglariously
entered by unknown thieves, who sue
ceedcd in getting away with one and
half sacks OF coffee, valued at 800, one
black hat. one pair Of shoes and brace
and two bits. ar
The thieves effected an entrance by
climbing the wall Of an adjoining build
ing. The thieves left behind them
pair OF old shoes, which were brought
to the Third Precinct Station.
Run OVER. About o. clock Yesterday
morning Mrs. Perry, aged fifty-five
years, was run over and severely injured
10y her milk cart ut the corner Of inth
and Magazine streets. It appears that
while she was serving some OF her Gus
toners with milk her horse took fright
and commenced to run away, and while
attempting TO stop The animal she was
knocked down and one OF the wheels
Iassed over her left side, fracturing her
shoulder. some clIlZenS standing near
by came to her assistance and captured
the horse, without any further damage.
She was afterwards sent TO her residence
in Greenyille. fla
SINKING OF Six FLATBoATs LOADED WITH
Coal IOtnl Loss $4,000. - About .
O'Clock Sunday night, whilst the storm
was ut ts height, six ffathoats, loaded
with coal, sunk in the river in seventy
five feet OF water at the cOalboat land
ing. between Joseph and Bellecastle
streets. They were consigned TO the
following named parties New Orleans
Gas Company, two bout loads. B. B.
Woods, one do Southern Steamship
Company, one do: George Miller, ono
do. Y. Flynn, one do. The total loss
is estimated at $4,000. h
SISKIaGoF A MOTHER FLATBoAT About
ten O'Clock Sunday night Hatboat
loaded with stages broke loose from her
mooring at the head OF Delachaise
street and fleated dowa the river, and
when opposite the grain e1esator broke
in pieces and the slaves floated down
the river The boat and cargo was con
signed to J. Ii. Mehaffy. Total loss
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