The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
CITY ECHOES.

The fire alarm bell at Washington Market is
out OF order
The dead dog on Market street. near Felicity
street, should be removed.
The bridge corner of Chestnut and Philip
streets should be repaired.
The wind Wednesday night blew down por-
ton Of the Workhouse fence.
For threatening to kill Mrs. Farley, J. FL. Far
ley was lodged in the Fifth Station.
The prisoners in the different stations suffered
extremely last night for the want OF blankets.
The bridge at the corne- Of Lafayette and
Tohoupitoulas streets is sadly in need Of repair.
Cecilia Bsiey, constant disturber Of the
peace, was placed under $3.50 peace bonds by
Judge Smith.
Horner Kellogg, plasterer, was run into the
Second Precinct charged with assault and bat
terry on Chas. Horton.
The garbage carts have not been on Melpom-
enc street, between Csrondelet and Bsronne, for
q number Of days.
ALL the bridges on Tehouptoulas street from
Race to Calliope, are broken and in very dam
gerous condition.
Assault and battery on Maggie Gertrude
| caused sam Johnson's arrest and incarceration
in the Central Station.
German, whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, was yesterday sent to the Charity Hos
pital in sick and destitute condition.
Fillmore Smith ID occupying q cell in the
Eighth station, charged with assault and battery
on Billy Williams with dangerous weapon.
John Henry carried concealed weapon, 10 wit,
q dagger, as shown by the evidence, and Judge
Smith sent him before the Superior Criminal
Court under $3.50 bonds.
Jane Quinn was locked up in the Central Sta
ton last night, charged with being drunk and
| having in her possession q silver pitcher sup
posed to have been stolen.
The broken bridge corner Of Coliseum and
Clio, also the one at the corner OF Napolean
Avenue and st. Charles street, although reported
q number Of times have not been repaired.
Nick Williams was locked up in the Central
Station, charged with threatening to shoot lady,
| and also with threatening the life Of Dave Cor.
ooran, the station turnkey.
| Fostine Rodencourt was arrested at No. 81
Esplanade street, and lodged in the Third sta
| ton, charged with asssulting Martin Laux with q
dangerous weapon, with intent to kill
| At about IL o'clock yesterday man named
George Ducar accidentally fell into the river from
off the steamer Isabelle, but, fortunately. was
rescued from watery grave by some laborers
! who were out in yawl boat.
Between the hours OF and o'clock last even
| ing q buggy and horse, driven by stevedore
named Sam Donnell, oollided with a milk cart on
Canal street. The buggy vas considerably
Some OF the police are now pawniDg their pis-
tolls to raise money to buy bread with, yet the
board fines an officer ten days pay for the
slightest derelicton of duty. The police are
forced to carry out their portion OF the contract
yet the city does not care rush whether it COM
| plies with its portion or not.
| Margaret Madison came up smiling before
Judge Smith yesterday on charge OF cutting
| and wounoing Kate Summers less than mayhem.
| The evidence went to show that Margaress ac-
ton in the premises WAS malicious, and his Honor
sent her before the First District Court under
| honda Of 415n