The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-26
THE CITY.

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. --Etieane Guil1aume
| was arrested in the ate-Hcuse,- Royal street
side, Friday afternoon, at the request OF Mf.
Thomas Murray, who charges him with being q
vagrant end being found under very suspicious
circumstances in the building. Etlenne Was
| housed in the Third Precinct Station.
Mr.. Joseph Loebstein, residing at No. 81 Bour-
bon street, called on officer Raymond at late
hour Friday night, and had man, named Henry
Davis, taken to the Jackson Sqnare Station.
Henry was found in the house under very sus-
p!ciOus circumstances.
BREAKING AND ENfERINa,-George Hays wag.
taken up Friday night at the corner OF RAmpars'
and Julia streets, on warrant aiken out by Alrs.
Eliza Farmer, who charges him with breaking'
open and entering her premises. He was con-
fined in the Central Station.
MURDERoUs AssAULT.-A young clerk named
L. D. Maroney was placed under arrest in the
Second Municipal Police Courtroom Friday
afternoon, and recorded on the books OF the
Third Precinct Lookup, charged by Mr.. Clement
Young with assault and battery with dangerous
weapon.
WAS IT STOLEN PROPERTY (? = Officer Levy
halted man named William Billup at the corner
of Front and Toulouse streets friday evening"
and made him jump down off his cart and ac-
count for having 30 fine an animal in his posses
sion. William tailed to render an account to the
peeler, who was iaboring under the impression,
and, accordingly, marched him to the Third
Precinct Station, charged with having property
in his possession supposed to be stolen
LARcENY.-Dr Williams made an affidavit be-
fore Judge Staes, which caused the arrest OF one
Moses Winfield, at his residence, corner of Ram
part and st: Peter streets, on Friday evening,
charged with the larceny OF household furniture
valued at SAB GO, and five hogs valued at $40. He
was confined in the old IRENE Station for safe
keeping on that charge.
ALARMS OF FiRE-Sereral Accidents Chief
Engineer Thomas O'Connor, at quarter past 5
Mn ali l.A rRF
fire from box No. ISL, corner Robertson and
Canal streets, followed by.a repeated and general
alarm, for the purpose of ca ling OUT the entire
Fire Department TO show the Chief Engineers OF
Louisville and Mobile cities the activity Of our
Fire Department
As is invariably the case when false alarm is
sounded, several accidents occurred to fire en-
gnes in their hurry to get to the scene OF actons
engine broke down at the corner Of Rampant and
Canal streets, and one of the hind wheels of the
engiue was smashed to pieces.
About the same hour, Mechanics steam IRE
engine No. 6 coilided with one OF the Magazine :
cars, at the corner of Poedras and Magazine
streets, breaking off the door steps Of the car. ;
No damage to the engine.
At 1855 O'clock P. NJ, while the hose carriage OF
the horse slipped on the iron crossing at the
corner of Canal and Bourbon streets, causing
the iron shaft to run into the horses foreleg.
The horse is go badly injured that it is thought It
will not be able to do any more service.
MINOR NOTES.-The wharf between Gravier :
and Poydras streets is broken and in dangerous
condition. In many places the planks are miss
ing, and it man were to walk there at night he
would have to run the chances OF falling into the
river and beng drowned.
Sergeant Aucoin lodged Catherine Bonner,
aged 70 years. in the Seventh Precinct Station
at hs f.past O'Clock last night, from her domi-
cile, corner of coliseum and Leontins streets,
charged with perjury.
Mrs. Hodigan was compelled to call two po-
lice officers into her house., ON Tchoupitoulas
street, between Celeste and st. James, and have
them. take her husband to Jail. She charges
him with being habitual drunkard, and threats
to take her life.
Nj. Joseph Bagert caused the arrest Of one
Richard Whitesidf, at the corner of Canal and
Front streets, for stealing pair Of shoes valued
at 81