The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
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CITY ITEMS.


fortunate female. She was arrested at
the corner OF Garondelet and Lafayette
sreets, by Officer Stone, and incarcera-
ted I'm the Central Lookup, charged by
Alice jackson with breaking and enter
ing her dwelling. and stealing sewing
machine, valued at $75.
FOUNDRY ENTERED. Some time during
last night the foundry Of Mr.. John Hen
messy, corner Of ST. Joseph and Front
streets. was entered by unknown
thieves. who succeeded In carrying
away s25 worth of brass faucets. Tho
burglars left no clue to their identity.
Conn THIEF. Oliver Marksl was run
into the Harbor Station from off the
levee, charged by officer Mckeen with
stealing corn.
SUPPOSED no HAVE BEEN STOLEN Yes
terday Officer Sullivan brought u box OF
tobacco to the Central Station. which,
was dropped ut the corner Of Lafayette
and Front streets, by an unknown man,
TO whom the officer gave chase, but did
not succeed In capturing.
PoyJcy BOARD The Board met I'm reg
ular session yesterday In their rooms at
the police headquarters. After regular
business had been finished the case OF
Special Officer Walsh, charged with be-
ing drunk and conduct unbccoming nm
officer, was called. The evidence went
To show that he was drunk and had vio-
lated resolution passed q few weeks
ago by the Board. to the effect that II
any officer should be found drunk while
on duty he should be dismissed. Walsh
was found guilty and was dealt with &c
cordingly.
Commissioner Ryan was the only com
missioner that doubted Mr.. Walsh's
inability to get drunk, even after the &C.
cuscd had plead guilty Of having been
under the influence OF liquor on the
evening i'm question, and Of course
voted against his dismissal. Officer
Walsh, after receiving his sentence.
protested against the action OF the
board, on the ground that the Chief OF
Police had no business to be In the room
while the board was celebrating upon
his sentence. N
HEAVY LARCENY james Ryan was
arrested yesterday by Special Officers
Malone, Pecora, Honnesy and Simons
and brought 10 the Central Station,
where n charge was preferred against
him by Mr.. flanagan OF stealing 500
i'm United htatcs currency and gold
watch valued at 5000
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS Frank
Brady, who walks the street for living,
was yesterday found on the premises Of
Mrs. Jenage, corner OF First and Rous-
seau streets, under suspicious circum-
stances. He was locked up in the Sixth
Precinct by Officer Bcchlcr, where an
additional charge of being dangerous
and suspicious character was preferred
against him by the officer.
Chas. Legel. alias Dominick, was run
into the Third Precinct Station, from 236
ROYAL street, by Officer Lacerdote,
charged with obtaining money under
false prctcnses.
DIEp SuppENLY.--Ofricer Thebault re-
ports that n man named Michael Howard
died suddenly at his residence. No. l16
Peters street. The Coroner was notified.
LARcESy.-Andrew johnson was ar
rested on board the ship Livingston ny
virtue Of a warrant sworn out, by, ,.
Anderson, wherein he charges the fes-
tive John with larceny.
DEAD Doc. There is dead dog on
Elmira street, between Peter and Alex,
that is running everybody out OF
the .cighborhood. Ii the tax collectors
want TO collect the taxes In that vicinity
thew had better try and get the proper
authorities to remove the defunct
canine.
ROBBERY. Henry was run into
the Fourth Precinct from the corner Of
Franklin and Bienville streets, charged
by Officer Davis, from information re.
ceived, with having stolen q pocket
book containing $500
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK. Wednesday
night, between the hours OF six and
seven o'clock, the residence Of Col. Mar
shall J. Smith. No. 227 First street.
corner of Coliseum, was entered by
sneak thieves while the inmates were at
supper in the rear portion Of the house,
who stole and carried away four over
coats from the rack in the front hall.
The coats are valued at $50.