, 1874-04-01

crs Of whom mention wins mado ,lnBt week as
hnYIng boon arrested for broaking into a stable
III tho southern portion Of tlo city and Hton!lug
There, pachod nway III trunk for aafo-kooping.
Thoy Waived m examination, and gave bontls oR
37oo oaol for tfeir appearance at tho noxt tof1n
OF tho Criminal Court.
Thomn7 soayorin l,aa = photograph cutlery on
nlhuleon street, and balioyos IN advertising hia
doesn't advertise in tho proper manner. Boay-
orln ins'ats upon annoying hia noighhors with a
tnao abotis aoven foot high, w]lioh contains hs
hobs specimens OF tho photographic art. Tie
aforesaid caso atantls on ti1e siowalh In front OF
bis gallery, arl bolhg tliroo or four foot hlshor
than tho lnws permit, Hlluts ont tho light Of tito
Sun from tho windows Rbove. and thernby gives
great annoyance to tho occupants Of tho rooms
directly In the rear Of sonvcrine photographic
nhow-caao. Upon bolng demonstrated with for
thus obstruottilg tho sidewalk, as ,gol rs shut
ting out tho sunlight from tho rooms above, lie
remarked, buBi1ioss was bualnoss, and tho
troublesome show-cngo must remain just as 1t
him tho sum Of s'25 for violation Of the ordt-
nance on tho subject OF sAoW-oaAes.
Constable Philip Kochlor, who, It will DO TO-
memboredt WIS RECENTLY n1ado defendant in q
divorce suit BY his wife, WHO charges him with
nnndry devlations from tho path Of rcctitudo,
waa tl.o oa.tne of great comlnotion ln Justice
livoly fight between four or five witnesses in
ndfaorderly ," caso which tho Justice was trying.
Tho partiep before tho Court wore Kooltler and
a. a. oldorly man by tlo iia1le Of Charleu Walsh.
on sholnaan stsest belonging g. to s'S Wish, WIS
forcbly elected from tile preniHeB by
him.. Koohor IN tho HcuHle, drow d
ysat royolyer on WSalsh. who oausod hie
Doyd6n Indicted mo On him of SID. IL loav-
ing tho pfeHonce of tho Court, Koohlor and ono
Of hs witnesses. Cnarlea Yogol, applied harsh
aud abnslyo lty epitleta to n1r Walshli thereupon
tho Constable in THO face,. while tho Sid gentlo.
nun attacked Vogol, md for a fow moments tho
court and tho crowd Of frequenters Of tint de-
lcctablo establishment wore considerably agi-
tatod. When order wRs onco again restored,
Koehlor, md appealed to tho Criminal Court,
romarkiug that ho would not DO s'laif a ulnn "
il ho did not resent tho "dirty fnBults hurled at
his aged father" The senior Waal, in the
meantime hnd. left tho courtroom. On discov-
oring this, Voge1, tho man whom tho old gentlo-
nlan had "taEon caro-" Of, Bworo OUT warrant
for his arreat under charge Of assault, and
this morning tho sa.no parties will again put in
their appearance before tho South Side Court.
Oflcor Thomas Wech arrossod ctizon named
sary to pound his :priaoner with q club over tho
hond while two other mon hold lilo victim. Tho
club'swingor was brought bbforo tho Doard OF
Police aud received hts discharge from the force
ul AGcouAt u Ills UIulHHtJ+ DleAAHnlle G0fDctt,
the man assaulted, Inns been taken down with
erysipolaB Of tho head, resulting from his In
juries, and DR.. Dyas thinks tbat tho recovery OF
Tho patient is somewhat doubtful. Under tlo
ciroutneta1lces the frionds Of tho wounded nann
thought it best to have Woch arrested, which
w:as lono. Tho oulprit was brought before Jus-.
tico Hinsdalo yosterday, md that consorvator Of
tho public poaco held lin III 81 1000 bail to await
tho result Of C0rbett'H ilfnoss.
T11D uuhfAnE SOCIETY.
Tho Humane Society, Of this city, has caused
the arrest Of james Brion and William Glcaym,
q couple OF young men who arc afflicted with 4
love Of animals in tho sl1apo Of fiorco bul-toga,
Of vicious habits and unBcem1y to behold Sat-
llrday tho parties gaye their boaBta an airing in
M open field OH Thirty-uinth street, and worry
Hoyore biting ind choking match rcsnlted. Tho
poor dogs wero nearly exhausted, whon,n Hensi-
bic citizen, WHO happoned to be passing,
caled upon Officer VnnDuaon Ito arrest
tho ownerg Of tho CANNES, which was accom-
pliAhod. The pnrtiea wore arra9ned before Jus:
tico Doyden, who tined Brlen only 60 for cruelty
to animals. The ponRlty Was shamcfully ineig-
ni1cant. but Mr.. Boydon's ideas OF largo B,lns
of money arc entirely confined to tho question
Of town salarios. Tho Humane Society deserves
tho thanka Of tho com1nuhty for prosecuting
the case, and tue County Commissioners SHOULD
hand over to 1t at once the amount of money
which 1t requires for tho prosecution Of lts noble
work.