The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-19
MUNICIPAL ECHOES.

Ellen Malone, for pilfering wood on the New
Basin, IL in hook in the Central Station.
Laura Wynar was locked up the Third Station,
charged with being ''vag."
Joseph A.. Gerardot is in the Third Station,
charged with having swindled Mr.. M. Gulltan
ont OF his super"
"A. q. Edible, for saving that he would take
Mrs. Hibble's life, waa placed behind the bars OF
Capt. Manning's hotel.
John Ross, found carrying concealed weapon.
wss bounced by myrmidon Of the law and
landed In hook.
Augusts Gabriel assaulted Fanny Gray with
dangerous weapon, and was lodged in the Third
to answer.
VIM. Steward Ia In DURANGO vile at the Central
Station, charged with obtaining from VIM. P.
Green the sum Of si5 under folse pretensss.
Henry Bower was ysnked into the Central sta
tion, charged with breaking and entering the
house Of kosalie Lambert, No. aga Delord street
Fix that bridge at the corner Of TchoupitouIas
and Belecastle, or some wayfarer will break his
shins, and then there will be lawsuit against
the city.
The shed Of the house No. GO Franklin street ia
said TO DO In dangerous condition and liable to
fall Of any moment, endangering the lives Of pc
destrians. II should be repaired or torn down.
Fitzpatrick fell down the hatch OF the sloop
Itasca, lying at the head of Louisa street, and
broke his left leg. He was taken to the hospital.
The gallery OF the house at the corner of
Qirod and Fulton streets 10 in dangerous con-
diton, and portions OF 1t are liable to fall and in
jure pedestrians
Yesterday Ct II O'Clock boy named VIM.
Schmidt, aged IL years, ran away from his pa.
rents residence, No. 126 jackson street. He is
described a. being dressed in calico shirt and
gray jean pants. Any Information concerning
him can be given to the Ohief of Police.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning colored man
named Chas. Penn, while painting . house on vt.
to the yard, distance Of ten feet, slightly injur
ing himself about the head. He was taken TO his
residence, No. $50 Calliope street.
The body Of Alphonse Chauson, who fell over
board from the steamboat Eva, Sunday week
ago, was found yesterday foatng in the river at
the head OF Cont street. The deceased was
twenty-three years Of age. The coroner was no.
titled to hold an inquest.
Baptiste Banberen and twelve other persons
were yesterday before Judge Miltenberger,
charged with having participated in q charvsn.
After the testimony was hoard the judge fined
discharged the balance Bainberen was unable
to pay his fine and went to prison.
Gray stabbed.
Yesterday, Sergeant Purjol arrested q negro
man named Geo. Gray and lodged him in the Al.
entered the house Of one Caroline Price In the
night time, armed with dangerous weapon to
wit, club; and while in said premises did com.
nit murderous assault upon the occupant,
beating her severely. This took place. Wednes
day night, at the abode of Caroline, two miles
below Algiers. The woman was ordered to be re-.
moved to the Charity Hospital, but ut last &C.
counts had not reached there.
Preacher Bryant Again ON the War Path
the Fourth District, at hsle-psst o'clock We'd
nesday night, waltzed into the African Baptist
Church, and while the preacher Of said church
was delivering q sermon on the subject OF how
Jonah went fishing and got swallowed by
whale, made the preacher cut his sermon short
OF the preacher than he dispersed the congrega-
ton. Fortuna ely for Bryant he had left before
Officer winen heard Of the affair, or he would
have been in the 'jug" sure.
Dera Williams story.
Between the hours Of and 10 o'clock last night
the stifted cries OF woman calling "Watch
Murderi Helpi' came from the neutral ground
on Basin street, between Canal and Gasquet.
The officers responded Immediately to the cries
OF the woman and, on arriving at the scene
they found woman named Dora Williams
who stated to them that she had been accosted by
q penitentiSry convict named James Davis, alias
Joe Alex N Ter, who informed her that unless
che acceded to certain demands he would put an
end to her, and his threats were backed by
knife that he held In his hand.
Believing that her life was in danger she cried
for help, but the police seem to have taken but
little stock in her story, as they arrested her on
the charge of disturbing the peace.
The man Davis, Dora states, at the approach
Of the officer beat a hasty retreat.
Personal.
Mr.. David @. Noise, lately connected with
several city papers, is now with r. G. Dun &
Co.'s mercantile agency, d. Webster manager,
102 Canal street.