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was grtevod to 500 such dcprAvlty, aud no ao-
cortlingly fined Pat e25.
Sunday night, man named IeaIoro snnll-
aa,,or, tho owl.or Of ealoon At tho corunr Of
Throor and Twonty.socond a.reotB, WAS assaulted
anil bnt}y beaten nt tho corncr Of Wood autl
Twenty y-Bccond stroots BY throc mon. They tricd
as e t0 5n1s 5 sv H. I assss frss9ns aTsy ~ i % s
nftorvnrtl. ,Oslcor ,Crowe Arrnstoi1 q u.nn named
Jamcs Nesbitt, whom snollHauor identified ~
ono Of his assailants.
At son,o hour between Saturday night and
Monday morning thieves got uso tlle now naval
recruiting rondezyotls OH tho cornor Of Market
and Lako streets, md. failing Of hcstor booty,
cartiot or number Of chairs, attef railsaokinY
nil tho doslss in tue place and creating Konoral
confusion IN naval nlatsors which tried Cum-
mantor Pottcr'a tompor aoyorcly yostordny
morning.
John dardnor, o sa1oon-kcopcr in the vl1ago
Of Lamont, and lis wife, wero boforo Commits
sloncr Hoyno Yesterday OF tho .o1arge Of OBJ
struuting United 6tntos Officer IN tho performs
anoe OF Ills duties. It was brought out in owl
denco TINT Gardner was inneotcl TO tho
Government in tho sun Of s16 for % royonuo.
3ss on coeassf saf r's rson h' appossd pstassS
custodian, who obtained possession Of the prop
erty Saturday, niser q seyoro fight with Gardner
and htB wife. Justice Bolton took tho property
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on wri. Of roploy,n, District Attorney 9lovor
thereupon lad Gardner and bis wife arrested.
They wore brought boforo Commissioner Hoy,to,
who discharged then, at tho request Of Collcctor
amount it ,as, supposed covered the original
debt and tho costs ontaiea In collecting 1t.
Yesterday, Detective Bridge recovered q ,yalt-
ablo robe, the property Of Dotcclivo ueinzmnr,
III Ahtrows' pawnBhop on State street. Tho
eA,no letoctlvo yesterday afternoon found
mau namod Jnmes Dodge III tho act Of pawnng
q valuable ovorooat III Hogan's pawnellop OH
Randolph street. Tho pa%nbroker rorused to
tnke tho coat and the 1nan passed into tho
street, followed by tho dotectivo. who asked him
whero he had bought It. Tho mau told him that
he would 90 with him to Baloon on Adams
him tho man who Ind sold tho coat to him.
When they got to tho SALOON tho man 8uid tlat
he was mistaken iu tho place. Tho officer OBJ
served that he bud nropped tho cont from his
Suddenly tho nlan jumped away from
the officer, leaving tho coat In bis
hands, and darting outof roar door. ran until 10
roachcd tho corner of Adams and LnSae stroots,
to tho polco Headquarters and looked up. .Iu
Lis pockets wero found u lot Of papeIs. which
seemed to be tho property of J. II. Barnes, Of
No. liz West Jackson street. Tho name ~.
DayleBa appeared Oh tho iuaido OF tho oyercoat.
Bridget Duffy is an old woman who has lived
for some time at tho house No. 10 Denor atreet,
which is owned by Gustayus. Eussen. When
Mrs. Duffy moved into this building contract
was eutored into between her and Euseen, by
which Bho agreed to pay eortain h''m por
mouth. This instrument mas mnde In durli..
cato, and each took ono. llc could not reaa
l1nglsh, and aho could not read anything, bnt
he preserved his copy with caro-, and she atno1s
hers up on tho wall, next to tho highly-oolored
picture Of bleeding Saint. Of the two, she
respected the lease tho most. for it gnve
f. n1,f14 2s- 49,. f1,z+Ar r.tt
some chickens which tho noigllhora had
stolen, hud never lifted a finger to MD her, but
had gon6 on stating at the ceiling. But Mrs.
Duffy could not, or would not, understand tho
condition in the lease reative to tho payment OF
rent. Therefore sho did not Gull On Mr. Eussen
on tho first, or on my other, day Of the month.
So A1r. EusBon called on her, week by,week. and,
being unable to talk to her. could only chalk on
tho door tho growing amount Of her indebted
neBs aud then poiut ut it and then at his pocket.
She mado no objections to t1ls, but did not
pay. At last whom his ohalk-mnrka indicated
Sl9, Eusson got tired Of this and took sweet
counsel VIII s friend sssns9 wh9 IN eonsa
altar Of friendship, pretond to bo a Constable,
and thus scare HRS. Duffy into payment.
Having watered tho altar Of friendship with
much beor, they started for the house. Mr.
sented an imposing appearance. He fcls his
official dignity 50 much TINT ho was half in~
cllned to arrest EusHon for,botng drunk, but llo
rotloctod that that would be betrayal OF friend
sbip, aud forbore. Whom thoy got to No. 60 Mr..
Euaaon propped himsolf up against the fonco,
whilo Bnchso summoned Mrs. Duffy. When she
saw Eussen, Bhe went and got piece Of chalk
Tor him. expecting him togo On with his figuring,
aud was greatly surprised when Sachse, pushing
by her into tho house, said ii she did not at once
pny $19 and expcnseahow would turn her out Of tho
plnco. III about half an hour thenoxttloor neigh
bors unlocked their doors, and cautiously went to
the scene Of conflict, They gathered up what ra-
manned Of EnsHen, collecting at his request o
| quantity OF hair which ho claimed Us his, but
| some Of which was afterward found to bolong to
| Mr. sachse. Tho women assorted it with caro-,
aud sont 1t, neatly tied up, to the houscs Of the
| former ownels. Mr. sachae WAS pat into
| q whoebarrow end taken home, whore ho
| waa nupleusantly surprised by the failuro Of my
Of the members Of Ills family to recognize him.
| He related number Of affecting incidents Of a
private nstslre concerning fights With his wife,
oto but they failed to convince llor, aud ho waB
trlndlod of to the station-louse to await iten-
/ tication. Yesterday morning they all came be-
! fore Justice Kaufman. That gentleman stated
that all eoon.ed to have some right on their sdo
but, as it appeared from Mnyor Colyin's message
that the city was hald up,, and rs individual IL;
tetesta must yiold to public welfare he would
ilue Mrs. Duffy for being disordorly. Mr.. Eusson
for being drunk, anu Air. sachBo for pretending
| TO DO All officer.
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