The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05
THE CITY.

SUSPICIOUS Frank Bradley was found con-
cealed on the premises of Mrs Jenage, corner
of First and Rousseau streets, Thursday morn
ing, under suspicious circumstances and
locked up in the Sixth Precinct Station. The
officer making the arrest also charges him
with being a dangerous and suspicious char
acter
BURGLARY.-Between the hours of and
o'clock Thursday night the residence OF Mar
shal j. Smith. corner of First and Coliseum
streets, was entered by sneak thieves, while the
inmates were at supper in the rear portion OF
the house, who helped themselves to four
overcoa:s, worth about $3.50. No clue to the
thieves.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED.-An officer,
about 5:45 O'Clock Friday morning, brought to
the Central Station, from the corner OF Lafay-
cite and Front streets, box of tobacco,
which was dropped by an unknown man who
made his escape after being pursued for sew
eral squares by the officer.
GRAND LARcENY.-James Ryan, prefes-
sional thief, was Gagged in the Central Station
by Capt. Malone, Chief Of Detectives, from
the corner of Carondelet and Lafayette streets,
charged from information received with the
larceny of a gold watch valued at $780, the
properly of Mr.. flanagan.
SUDDEN DEATH. A white man named
Michael Howard, native of Ireland, died
suddenly on Thursday morning, at his resi-
dence, No. 116 Peters street.
FALSE PRErENsEs Mr. N. D. Sacerdote
arrested Charles Leger, alias Dominick, at
No. 236 Royal street, Thursday morning, and
walked him to the Third Precinct Station,
where he was locked up, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false prstenses.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS Tom Lewis,
notorious character, whose mug decorates
the regues gallery of the Harbor Police Sta
ton, was yesterday arrested on the levee, head
OF Canal street, and inearcerated in the Gen.
tral Station, charged with being dangerous
and suspic GUS character. 1t seems that for
the last two weeks Tom has been in the
habit of coming from under the wharf, and
ever since he made his appearance on the
leyee coffee sacks has been cut from under
the wharf The moment they we're laid
down, John M tnuel, with an eye to business,
kept close watch. Yesterday, when he saw
Tom pader the wharf the moment after the
sack had been cut open, Mr. NJ said nothing
but waited to see what the thief would do.
and SAW him change his clothing when he
caught, and hence his arrest.
POLICE NoTEs.-Patrolman Davis lodged
John Henry in the Irene Station on Thurs
day, charged, from inform ton received.
with the robbery of pocket-book containing
eight dollars, on Franklin street, between
Bienvil and Cont.
Patrolnan Keywood saw dead dog on
E mira street, between Alix and Peters. AL
ylers, that he would like to see removed. He
ives near by.
Andrew John was escorted to the Fifth !
Precinct Station from on board the ship Liv-
ogston, head Of Erysian Fields street. on a |
warrant. charged by J. Anderson with larceny. |
Andrew IL q S silor on the vessel.
Mrs. Walsh drank too much crooked whisky !
Thursday, and went to sleep on a bench in
Y ashlngton Square. John Commons, alias
ohm Bull, Went up to her and instituted q |
llige..t search for her money. He was de-
ected, however, IN the act OF going throu b
he widows p ckets by officer Hawkins, who
od,ed both OF them in the calaboose
Officer Masterson shot and killed viciou,
og THURSDAY evening at the Corner OF Cy-
ress and Clara streets, at the request of the
wner.
mad dog was slaughtered Thursday at
W Dryades street, at the request of the
wner.
VIM. Miller and Robert L airy were lodged
l the Second Precinct Station as b.in, va.
rants.
A young clerk named j. O. Jaufroid
reated violent noise at the corner of Dan.
hlne and st. Peter streets, at O'clock Fri.
ay morning, aud Was hauled into the Third
reclnct Station, where loaded revolver WAS
'und concealed on his person.
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