, 1869-06-30
THE PUlIEE COURTS.

MADISON STREET COURT.
he had right smart i horse and when be told
him to 60, he went, and when he told him TO stop,
be stopped. The policeman SAID re came r.; near
MED 1t and was 1ned IS for cont1adictng an OH
Ger Of the law.
-MAuMcE KELLY. q loafer,. who has been az
rested several times on different charges. Was
one OF the came LII, was assessed ss5. In default
lhcy we're sent to the BrdewelL
bailee. Pcter Nash, the c1hplainant, told long
story which nobody could understand, and the
Jusi1ce nned him II for nurf'ertng the English
John WALTERS don't like WORK, and was
charged s15 for the privilege o. remaining n lale
Ne hadn't that n I asnonns IN ma VIII be Obliged to
SAMUEL Gu1DsBoRoroH Was charged with
stealing some clothing from lady residing at No.
z GIa1K1EES 1if sXA11. BoYs were 1ned e each for
washing themselves In ditch near the Carpenter
School .... ..-. 49,
for three weeks lodging IN basement On Indiana
street
Grant Cooper's 3 head into q tar barTel.
THE ARAORT COURT.
TM REGAN WAS sent to the brtdeWel 70
Janunry LAST on executions amounting to S113.
reoulI11g him to remain In that institution two
hundred and twenty SIX day. He escaped about
e. 1n14 asp and va ~ lie was nned it,
vag1aut By profession and e1ccls anybody IN his
''te NWnLax III Johnson met Charles Nec1osky from
Valparaiso, Ind, In Wells street saloon, or MOI.
day nt1ernoon- Charles was pretty drunk, and
WiIiian1 being one Of those individuals who md It
impossible to allow an opportunity 70 " make y
something pass, stole his wallet, which contained
Sc, and Jeff. 4 policeman witnessed the exit,
and arrested him after short chase. lie was
held IN $500 bail for trial.
-MAHoARET RrssIso, . lunk dealer. was held IN
800 ball to answer the charge OF receiving stolen
Ia ALI Sror krn tpFf hph0
su sstolen. N'' N,
MARTIN CAHB1N. from BRIDGEPORT, south Of
Gnssg Tss nfa nafo o 59s Il
nned ned IS S each for M not having theF licenses. Of
name and number on theft wagons
HURON STRICT COURT.
JOSEPH klsTEEH, Adam Hartman and Henry
Ragg1o, young men Of respectable appearance
CLARK street grocery, were charged with robbery,
IT appeared tnnt Christian Dahler, IN industrious
ena ma on ana he Pon o sng q
where his mother and sister reside, drew from hl:
employer his wages, amounting 70 s71s, and Invited
| made day OF it, visiting various saloons, unit
| D2hler became so intoxicated as to be unable tt
keep track Of himself. He only knows that during
I he was robbed OF all his money, over 500, ant
Ragglo, Kastner and Hartman were arrested q
sst for tu,hef nsy essination nfaS nda
! - An OLD and Incorporating gentleman. usnet
| LarnetI-a man Of good address and unaoubtet
culuyaiion-who lives IN Lockport, H., came II
Justice Quinn yesterday afternoon. and, obtaining
IN opportunity TO speak with him, said he va
1ooElDg for his boy, lad about IS years old, Th'
had run away from home few weeks since, COM
10 Chicago mud got into trouble. A description Q
| the lad Suitced to identify him as one WilltaI
| Carter, who had on saturday last been sent t
Brioewel on SIS tne, for ya9rancy. The old MA
| was almost heart.broken. telling his story VIII
sohs and teara. He wanted bis bov-Wanted hlu
| TO 20 home with hlul-anI 50 the Magistrate CAV
him letter to the Mayor, who ordered his relets
from nr1dewell; and the father and son-the Ia!
ter, II is TO he hoped wiser 1or Ms trles chicag