The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-25
y. Meyers can be found in the Second sts.

Haley. Meyers can be found in the Second Sta-
ton.
The light Of other nights have flown, reiterated
Sergeant Bat Calvin, when the gas went out the
other night In his station.
james Thompson Was taken In custody by OH
Ger Flynn for being drunk, disturbing the peace
and firing pistol OIL on the street.
James Davis Ia In the Fourth Station, charged
with asssulting w. l.. Smith With dangerous
weapon with intent TO commit murder.
Between and o'Dock Wednesday morning
the house No. Is Ursulines street, occupied by
Mrs. Tfeloor, was slightly damaged by fire.
Maria Armstesd, charged by Mary Charles her
sent before the First District COURT Under $3.50
bonds.
Frank Perry who occupies the unenvsble posi-
ton OF pound driver, had VIM. Moore arrested
for interfering with him in the discharge OF his
duty.
John Jones caused Sam Swan and Sam Turner
TO shivsr all night In cell In the Fifth Precinct
by preferripg charge OF knowing that they had
stolen property In their possessions
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lsmond, charged with ~.
ssnlt and battery, waived examination before
Judge Smith and were sent before the First Dis
triot Court under $3.50 bonds each.
A cell In the Second Station was awarded Mr..
and Mrs. Gunther for asssulting Laura Palace
with hatchet. Judge Smith is likely TO take
hand in this hatchet business.
Henrietta Hiee was arrested on q warrant
sworn out by John Estwert, who charges her
with having stolen $50 from him. She was re-
leased on $3.50 bonds for her appearance.
James Arnold, charged with assault and bat
terry on Ohas. Devine, was discharged at the re-
quest Of the prosecutor, on the grounds that the
prisoners family WAS In q very unfortunate cir
oumstanees and needed his assistance.
Officers +. Draoo and W. Henry, of the ssc-
ond Precinct. surrendered at the second Precinct
out an affidavit against them. charging them with
asssultng, striking and wounding.
John Lawlsr, charged with obstruoting the
sidewalk, WAS discharged by Judge Smith, as IL
WAS shown to his honor that the more wealthy
merchants were allowed to obstruot the ban
quotes with IMMUNITY, and when the poorer class
followed suit they we're pounoed upon and lodged
In limbo.
The case of the State vs. the negro woman
verges ~ principal and Agnes and Francis Fisher
as accessories, charged with the Kidnapping OF
Mary Lee. negro girl aged II years. came mp
before Judge Smith last evening. After hearing
the testimony OF the prosecuting witness and City
Physician the accused were discharged.
Mary Jane Smith. IL seems, pinohed hat and
veil the property Of Mary Green, which caused
Mary Smith to be locked mp In the Eighth Sta
ton on charge of larceny. Mary ureen, how.
ever, could not bear the idea Of Mary Smith re-
naming in felon's cell all night alone, and had
Lizzie Moran and Rose Uresto pulled on charge
OF assault and battery TO keep her company.
Relief for n wounded OHHcer.
Mayor Pilsbury yesterday had Officer Flanna-
gan. who was 80 severely wounded Saturday
night last in the encounter with Crazy Joe,
placed in the pay ward Of the Charity Hospital,
md also drew $50 from the police fund, and sent
u TO the family Of the wounded officer.
stabbing.
Last evening about lf.past three o'clock. at
he corner Of Union and Dsuphine streets, Rob. |
srt Lewis was the victim Of an unprovoked VI. |
Jack at the hands OF one Henry Brown, q barber |
whereby he was dangerously ent In The left hip |
oint with q rszor. Az far az can be learned, ii |
appears that Brown was intoxicated, and, with |
nut word indicative of his diatoliosl purpose, |
attacked Lewis. Brown was arrested.
John Callahan was also oalaboosed as accessory. |
Rough ON Ryan.
John Ryan, youth sixteen years old, was
home at quarter past seven |
,'elock Tuesday night. When OF tho corner of |
Julia snd Camp streets, he was made prisoner
,y officer Martin, who called officer Garlic TO |
AIRY this youthful desperate" to the Central
station.
The two myrmidons OF the law, fearing that
Ryan would give them the slip before they landed |
lim In hoo, placed nippers on his wrists and
visited the instruments 80 tight that the cord
acorated the.unfortunats boys wrists.