The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-13
THE CITY.

I the influence Of liquor and having gloriou
time, when Ann Brown stole $125 in currenc
, out of Mr.. Gibbons's pocket. The loss of tn
wealth sobeYed him up enough to make hin
realize the fact that he had been robbed. H.
met policeman and had the entire part,
taken to the Central Station, where charg
, of larceny was entered against Miss Brown.
A F1FrEEN-DoLLAR HAUL.-Mr Chas. Ire
busien has the name of being smart man
but mis- smartness deserted him Tuesda,
J when Miss Eng ME Brunnell induced him {,
; enter den on Basin, between Bienville ant
Cont streets, where he was robbed Of Sis il
little or no time. He got an officer and hai
Eugenie Brunnell. Josephine Miller. Sophie
Tallmsn, Rosa Washington and Adele Scott
locked up in the IRENE Station, charged
with the larceny.
LARCENY. Mitchell at $50 O'Clock
Tuesday morning called on Mr.. Jean Marie
Gross. at his residence, corner Of Decateul
and Madison streets, during his absence, and
tell in love with clock that ornamented his
friends mantel-piece. The temptation was
strong enough to induce him to remove the
time piece aud wrap it up in lot of that gen.
tleman's wearing apparel, and had left the
house with bis booty, when the owner rushed
ON him and had him arrested.
| ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. alf-past
o'clock on Wednesday morning q colored
man named Jack Johnson, aged about forty
years, while in the act of rolling hogshead
of sugar ashore from the steamboat Josephine,
lying at the head of S.. Louis street, acci-
dentally slipped from the stage into the river
and was drowned. HIS body has not been re-
| covered.
DIED IN CELL.-Oficer Masterson arrested
ON M ha If nd
streets at 6l5 o'clock Tuesday evening. She
was taken to the Central Station, but was too
drank to give her name, and placed her in
cell No 6. At 5:l5 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing AIR. Thomas Cummings, clerk of the sta
tim, aud turnkey Michael Lynch opened the
cell for the purpose of ascertaining her name,
when they found her lying on one Of the
hunks dead. The deceased is about go years
old. native of Ireland, and wore brown
grenadine dress.
DIED FROM HER INJURIES Jane Brown,
the colored woman who was SO badly burned
about the arms and body Tuesday afternoon,
at her residence, corner Of Perdido and Dry
AIDES, while stopping over fire. died We'd
nesday moving at the Charity Hospital,
from the effect Oh injuries received.
DIED IN THE HOSPITAL The colored man,
Joe, who accidental fell off his floas, Tues
day morning. at the corner + Tchoupitoulas
and Poydras streets, died Wednesday morn
ing a. the CHARITY Hospital from injuries re-
ceived.
Patrick Lynch, the man who was burned
while repairing a gas pipe on Dumaine
nesday morning at the Charity Hospital
"WHERE Was THE MULE. Capt Monta-
mat, of the Filth Precinct, sent the following
dispatch last evening to the superintendent
of Police: "Patrolman Gibney reports that
about o'clock this afternoon, while butcher
cart loaded with meat was getting out of the
Third District ferry boat, the gaugway Of this
landing Of the wharf broke, precipitating into
the river the driver, cart and the meat; every
thing Was saved, and no lite lost" What
became of mule
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-A young man named
Dubary, who was under the in
fuence of liquor and while carelessly hand
ling a double barrelled shotgun, on the
Lesseps place, in the parish of st. Bernard,
shot himself He was conveyed
to his fathers residence and attended by DR..
Ginot. who dressed his wounds and pro-
them dangerous.
POLICE NOTES = Michael Rooney and Peter
Macarthur were drunk Tuesday night, at No.
80 Royal street, and created a violent noise.
They were both taken to the Third Precinct
Station, where an additional charge OF carry
ing a concealed weapon was lodged against
Rooney.
A woman named Gabrielle Smith, aged 26
years. and native of New Orleans, found in
a sick and destitute condition on Dryades
street, between Union and Perdido, was sent
to the Charity Hospital.
Tbs residence of B Hugh, corner of First |
sus,, ctpn Of 2
o'clock Wednesday morning. The inmates |
were awakened and nothing found missing
John Gulliver, painter, retired in the
Rousseau street station at O'Clock Tuesday |
morning for insulting, abusing and threaten
ing the life of Mr. Hugh McGloin.
Mr.. George NJ. Jackson. q grocer by occu.
patton, was arrested at his residence, No. 22T |
street, by Court Officer Stanmeyer,
On warrant charged by Mr.. W. s. Denney
with larceny.
The life of Mr.. Onseller Heller was threat J
sned on Tuesday, at the corner of Exchange
Alley and Canal streets, by young clerk |
famed John Heller. relation OF his.
JEFF. Davis, twelve years old, came to the
Fourth Precinct and asked to be sent to the
House of Refuge.
Special Officer Lethigue arrested two young
men, named Charles Daniels and VIM. Clay,
It the corner of Beliecastle and Tchoupitou-
as streets, charged, from information re-
,eived, with robbery
John Carter was lodged in the Fifth Pre-
inct Station, Tuesday night, for stealing
1eorge Stonemans coat
Thomas Cook was arrested at IL As o'clock
morning, On a warrant, at No. 36
street, charged by S. Levy
With obtaining $40 worth OF goods under false
ret nses.
Detective Stolberger captured man named
dney Moore, at the corner OF Canal and Ba-
onne streets, who has the reputation of being
thief. on a charge OF being dangerous and
character.
THE LAST WEEK.-It is announced that the
rear auction sale of bankrupt stock of for
ign and domestic dry goods, carpets, etc.,
y Messrs. Montgomery, at 100 Canal street,
MI positively be brought to q close at the
nd OF this week. Pers ms having goods bid
# and remaining in the store, are requested
} call and get them as soon as possible.
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