The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
CITY ECHOES.

John Weynap was run into the Third Station
charged with petty larceny by o. Bsrabina.
Albert Anders was lodged in the Third Precinc
Station. charged with burglary and grand larceny
| Mary Williams Ia held prisoner at the Thirt
Station, CHARGED with being an accessory to tn,
larceny OF s67.
Sarah Fletcher got away with George Epps
two dollars. and was lodged in the Fourth Bta-
ton on charge OF larceny.
l.. III. Campbell, servant employed by Mr.
VIM Harvey, WAS lodged In the second Precinct
Station, charged with the larceny OF q coat.
Alex. Brown, at the instigation OF Jas. Mnop
was locked up in the Harbor Station, charged
with the larceny Of 50 in United States currency.
A oolored man named Andrew TAYLOR was yes-
terday sent to the Char ty Hospital. suffering
from injuries received on board the steamer Kate
kenney.
Between the hours OF and 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning sneak thief entered MIR. J. W
Walters residence, No. go Dryades street. and
stole 81.
At half past O'Clock Wednesday evening J. D.
Brennan had his leg accidentally mashed while at
work on board the steamship Cherokee. He was
sent to the hospital.
On Wednesday Officer King shot and killed a
vicious dog that had bitten q little white boy
named Bob White on Goodchildren street. be-
tween Poet and White.
Jack Rooney, alias Spreig, was arrested by
Aids MeDonogh and Pecora and lodged in the
Third Station, charged with being a dangerous
and suspicious character.
AT half past 10 O'Clock Wednesday night an
unsuccessful attempt was made by burglars to
break open Mr.. FL. b. Stevens stable at the corner
of First and st. Charles streets.
Ohas. Murray, railroad man, was yanked into
the Third Station, charged with being danger
GUS and suspicious character, and also with oar
rying dirk knife concealed about his person.
Frad Ho1,x psrt, NJ lat
run into the Fifth Precinct Station. charged,
from information received, with having shot and
wounded one Bonsy Breckle at the corner of
Craps and Piety streets.
David Lockhart was yesterday sent before the
First District Court, under bonds Of $500, on
charge OF assault and battery. James Martinez.
Tor the same offense. was sent before the same
court under bonds of $3.50.
At twenty minutes to O'Clock last night lady
residing at the house No. Al Daupbine street, oc.
cupied by Mrs. Jewell, discovered . man in her
bedroom As the lady was giving the alarm the
thief succeeded In making his escape.
Jos. Grey, alias Paper Collar Joe, q bunko
roper by occupation, was arrested by Aids Nc
Donogh and Pecora and lodged in the Central
Station, charged with being vsgrsnt and . dan
gerous and suspicious character.
At9 o'clock last night 1t the corner Of Trioou
ana Levee streets, man named Michael Barris
was stabbed in the mouth by one Eugene Carson
and locked up in the Fifth Precinct Station.
Christopher Nelson, q jolly tar, went to work
on Mrs. Settler with his maulers, on board the
schooner Surprise. Ia any other than gentle
way, and the result was that "Chris is in
dock In the Fourth Station, charged with assault
and battery.
Mints Keachings was placed in limbo in the
Central Station at o'clock yesterday morning,
charged by 7. Lehman, druggist doing bust
ness at l7s Poydras street. with having entered
his room in the night time, broken open his trunk
and abstraoted thefefrom $94.
The citizens residing in the vicinity OF st. Phil
lip and johnson streets are complaining OF the
stencil produced by dead dog. which the proper
authorities have failed to remove, while those at
corner Of Orleans and Derbigny streets are kick
ing about an odor produced by dead cat. This,
combined with the smell OF another dead dog at
the corner OF IRENE and Bienvle, it can be said
with impunity that the residents within the
Of the Fourth Precinct are bowling
mad.