The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11
CITY ECHOES.

| John Bassede was arrested on the New Basin
and lodged in the Cent al Station, charged with
offering wood.
E. More, steamboat man, was lodged in the
Fourth station, charged by George Washington
| with having robbed him Of Is cents.
Henry Woods. gambler by occupation, was
| run into the Central Station charged with being
| dangerous and suspicious character.
Tom Smith is resting his weary limbs in the
Fourth Preciact Station for having cut and
| wounded Johanna johnson in the hand.
Mary Tracey. charged by Ellen Burke with as
Smith, and 80 he placed both accused and prose-
| cutor under peace bonds OF $3.50.
John Dice did not throw double SKIES, but IT.
| tempted to cut Officer D. Craven while discharg-
| ing his dnty, and for the offense was landed In
the First Precinct Station.
Geo. Earhart was lodged in the Fourth 80 as 10
guarantee his appearance In court witness
against Robert Hamm, who wounded little Will
mot =. Knapp with an ak sunday evening.
Virginia Mathews, charged by one 4. 3. Bloss-
man with petty larceny, was yesterday sent be-
tore the First District Court by Recorder Smith,
and her bonds fixed at $3.50.
twas beautiful to see that gallant peeler walk.
ing one OF our principal thoroug bfares yesterday
putting tobacco smoke from dilapidatsd wooden
pipe. Ii the peeler enjoyed his smoke 1t was
more than the pedestrians did who were forced
to pass him.
10L o'clock yesterday morning took fright at the
corner OF Rampant and Canal streets and ran
away. Fortunately no one was hurt; the buggy.
however, was considerably damaged.
Ambrose Ivens, charged by Officer Cheevers
with stabbing and dangerously wounding his
wife Nal nda, With intent to commit murder, was
on Monday sent before the First District Court
under bonds 1880, by Recorder Smith.
John Sharpless was arrested In Ogden Park
and lodged in the Seventh Station, charged with
fighting and disturbing the peace and Insulting
and abusing Sergeant Grabert in the discharge Of
his duty.
Officer McEntee last evening startled the re-
porters and all persons connected with the Gem
trail Police Station with the thrilling intelligence
that Mr.. M. &c zner, residing at M 1856 Rampant
street. had been robbed OF q pair OF Kentucky
jean pants, valued at 80.
Barney Reagan and one Egan were arrested
and lodged in the Sixth STATION, charged with
being drunk, disturbing the peace, resisting ard
tearing the officers clothes. Egan is also charged
with carrying concealed weapon, to Wit: dirk
knife.
Robert Lewis was yesterday arrested at the
corner OF POydras and st. Charles streets, and
lodged in the Central Station by special Tracy,
who charged him with horse stesling. The horse
that ia alleged to have been stolen was recovered
in kennervilIe few days ago, by Special Tracy,
and brought to this city.
While the police were watching the side show
at the corner Of Rocheblave and Cust0mhouse
streets, pickpocket robbed Mr.. Fl. L. Howe Of
bis watch and cham. Wnen the facts were re-
ported to police officer, who was engaged In ad-
miring his new uniform, he was impressed with
he bounced man named John Hynes and rum
him into the Suburban Station, charging hinn
with the theft. It is almost useless TO say that
the watch and chain has not been recovered.