The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-17
THE CITY.

BURGLARS m THE GARDEN DISTRICT. Officer
Wiley. while walking his beat about O'Clock
Thursday morning, discovered man climb
ing over . fence from the premises of Mr..
Bell, on Washington street. The officer gave
chase and fired several shots at the thief, but
without effect Nothing Was found missing.
A BIG HAUL-An unknown man was in
weighed into den at the corner. of Orleans
and Bourbon streets, by the notorious Maria
Williams alias Mary Parker. who robbed him
of $3.50 currency. Mary was locked up.
LARCENY.-A German tailor named E. Leim-
bruger walked into the Second Municipal
Court Wednesday to find out what was going
on, and was placed in the dock to answer .
charge of larceny made against him by Mr.
Davis Rochery:
HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN. Mr.. O. Catoire
appeared before Judge Evans and made an
affidavit which caused the arrest and incar-
ceration in the Third Precinct Station on
Wednesday of one Frank Barsacola on q war
rant, charged with the larceny Of horse and
wagon, valued at $500.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED = Special
Officer Lethique reports navlng found at an
early hour Thursday morning, by virtue of Q
the notorious chicken thief, corner of Coli
sc UNI and Leontine streets, four chairs valued
at SIS, which were stolen on the night Of the
18th inst from the premises Of Mi. Cotton,
corner of Nashville Avenue and Laurel street.
UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs. Carey was
arrested at the corner OF Magnolia and Lsfa-
yette streets by Officer J. Dumas, charged
with obtaining money under false pretenses.
He was locked up in the Central Station.
ENTERING IN THE MIGHT TINE. - Officer
Doan arrested q man who gave his name as
George Snow, at IL o'clock Wednesday night,
and lodged him in the Washington Square
Station, charged with entering the premises
Of MIR. w. J. Daunoy. on Spain street, be-
tween Decatur and Charities, in the night
time, with intent to commit a felony.
LARcENY.-Two young men, named Chas.
Williams and Mike King, were taken to the
Central Station at 2 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, from the corner of Camp and Poydras
streets, at the instance of Mr.. Maurice Casey,
Who charges them with stealing 81 20 out of
MS pocket.
BURGLARS ON CAMP STREET. half
past o'clock Thursday morning the show
window of the shoe store of Phil. Rogers,
,orn of Camp and Girod streets, was broken
oy some unknown burglar or burglars who
'tole aud carried away some three pair of
boots valued at $50 No clue to the thieves,
SUDDEN DEATHS. white woman named
Maria Upjohn died suddenly at IL o'clock
Wednesday night at her domicile, 331 Gus
omhouse street also, a colored woman
FAMED Eliza Smith died suddenly at her resi-
lence No. 3S2 St. Ann street, at midnight
Wednesday.
FELL FROM HIS WAGoN.-About half-past Z
o'clock yesterday morning, a man named Bill
Williams accidentally fell from his furniture
wagon, on Tchoupitoulas street, between
second and Third, and severely injured him
elf about the head and body. He was taken
n charge by his friends and conveyed to his
on Rousseau street, near Adele.
SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN-One John Nor
is Was halted yesterday at the corner of st.
)harles and Washington streets, with one
luck and one drake in his possession, sup
'osed to have been stolen; at least John was
lnable to account for having them in his arms
o Officer Moore who locked him up in the
Jarrollton Station. The owner can recover
he property by calling at the station. house.
HoNoRABLY D1sCHARGED.-Mr. Louis Terre-
'Onne, the merchant on Toulouse street, who
hot and killed burglar named Gallate while
10 was in the act of boiling out of his store
fter having committed robbery on the
light of the 5h instant, was tried yesterday
'efore Judge Staes, on the Coroner's affidavit
harging him with granddaughter, and was
discharged.
MINOR NoTEs.-Dennis Gimblily, As years
Id and a native of Ireland, came to the
fifth Precinct Station in sick and destitute
ondition and was sent to the Charity Hos
'itaL
James Martin is cruel man. He jumped
N an inoff -nsive female named Eliza Wilson,
t the corner of Chartres and Hancock streets,
third District, and assaulted and beat her in
he most brutal manner.
Joseph Martin, 6 years old, was sent to the
,harity Hospital in sick and destitute con-
lition.
A dead dog has been lying on Josephine
treet, between Laurent and White, for several
lays, and requires immediate removal
The bridge at the corner of Felicity and
'rytania streets, was washed away during the
leavy rain-storm Thursday morning.
The cooper shop OF John P. Magee, No. 60
lafayette street, was found open Wednesday
light. Also the premises No. Is st. Charles
treet.
Lucy Ann Mason violated articles 526, 528
nd GAL city ordinances, at the corner of