The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
CITY ECHOES.

Virgie Walker was forced to repose, Wedses-
day night. in the Third Precinct Station, as Mary
Belat preferred q charge against her of petty
| larceny.
Simmons dropped dead while visiting her daugh-
ter's residence on Poet street, between DauphiAe
| ana Burgundy.
At 10 O'Clock Yesterday negro woman named
barley Carter died suddenly at the residence Of
Mrs. Laden, on Lyons street, between Live Oak
| and Laurel. Coroner notified.
| By virtue of a warrant sworn out by L. Zamorsa,
Jos. Miller was landed prisoner in the Fourth
Precinct Station, on charge Of cutting and
wounding one AdoIph Zamora.
The steamboat Olsrksville arrived here yester-
day morning in q disabled condition, her smoke
stacks having been b own off by the storm, on her
way to the city, Thursday night.
John Broderick, on the complaint of L. Nc
| Laughlin, was immured in the Fifth Precinct
8 ationhouse charged with larceny and disturb.
ing the peace at complainanrs domicile.
Jas. Raw and Ferdinand Mss ter were lodged
| robbed one Tolbert on board the steamer III. @.
Va ger. lying at the head of Gravier street. ~,
Nicholas Smith got drunk, could not take Gre
| of himself, and carried q double barreled der
ringer, oil of which were recorded against him in
the Suburban Station, where he is holding forth,
| q prisoner.
The broken bridges in the Second Precinct
| bear witness that the contractors have been
taking holiday, yet they have been paid for
| October and have their time certificates for
| November.
| At O'Clock yesterday morning man named
| George Sloman, aged twenty three years, fell
into the river from off Of the stage of the steamer
| Gov. Allen. He was rescued from drowning by
| the crew of the boat.
| Anthony O'Rourke, alias Anti, who some time
| ago tried to hold post mortem on scizzors
grinder, committed an assault and battery
| Wednesday on VIM. Riley, and was Gagged IN the
| Sixth Station.
! Gould the City Fathers have seen the uDfortu-
nate creatures last night shivering almost to
death in the different police stations, for the want
| OF blankets, they no doubt would take immediate
steps to rectify this evil.
| "No blankets" was the reply Of the turkeys
of the different stations last night when DEMO
GRAFT reporter inquired as to the weeping OF the
| unfortunate women ncarcerated. They seemed
able to worry it out, but some women, who were
/ arrested in an apparent state OF nud1ty, Were
| almost frozen to death.
| Sergeant Ryan, commanding the Central Sta
| ton has reported several times to the Adminis-
traitor Of Improvements the gross violation Of the
ordinance relative to ObstructiDg public thor
| oughfares by the fruit dealers on Canal street,
yet no action has been taken in the premises 81 u
| hence the ladies are forced to cross the street
| when they promenade.
white man named James Collins reported to
Capt Kelly, yesterday morning, that while he was
drinking in the bar-room corner OF st. Ann
| and Dauphine streets he was robbed Of SIS.
Capt Kelly repaired to the place described and
arrested the following persons: Jean Stenhill,
John Stenhill and Sally Ryan. The three accuse
ed were locked up and charged with the robbery.
A Fire and a Collision.
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