, 1874-03-26

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ton stroot, war: held by Justice s'oaly yoaterdey
to tho Criminal Court III bonda Of 1900.
by Officer Stewart. In making. tlio arrest noylo
nssaultel the officer, seriously in1urinR him.
Yo.torlay morning Justice D,vdeii iinod him
e10O, and thirty dnya to tho Dridewoll. Doyle
apnealed to the Criminal Court, and gave bail
for Its appearance At tho'April torn.
Edward Walsh aud Edward Dempsoy, arrnstotf
on . chargo Of burglary. wore before JnaucD
ipal M CO Court in bonds Of 1880 oaoh. Those are
TIM mon WHO robbed Superintendent Robn's
o,1arto,s with Jailer Folz, in dcfault OF bnii
. John Never wsB before Judge seully yester-
day, charged with standing on the corner Of
Wnrron ayel,,1o and Wood street aud making an
Indecent exposure Of bis person to the pupils of
tho, Brown Bchool. Mayer was also guilty ot tho
Ha,no oifenRo ut tho Union Park Congregational
Church. Ho was fined $l00.
Tho notorious "Tommy Quirk aud Jamos
Woods gero before tho West aIde Polioe Court
yesterday moining under tho charge: Of larcany,
mud asked for ohange Of venro to Justice Vault
Woada Court There is not r. A. faao IN tho
Of our criminal courts than that Of Tommy
Quirlt, rho, with Jnmos. Woods, waa detected
day before yesterday iu tha not Of picking tho
pocket Of hrs. r. N?gs t from oi9te in thts
Railway, Owing to the absenca Of the conducts
or Of tho train ou which tho boya were arrested,
who ta m important witneBs Judge Vantt Woud
continued tue caae m III tln Weanesaay PLACING 9airk
were both committed in default
Tho thrco men, Thomas Smith, Thomas Mani
plau, pnd John Nolan, tor whose arrest q warrant
wag sworn out before Justice 1oydoa, Tuesday
evening, were arrested late that Diglk by sergt:
11athoWay, Detectives Dargan and hfcGarigle at
+1toir
works, In 3 quarter known as Little HE'LL"
These men are tho parties who committed an as-
sauls on JamoH Moauiro, in Br,dgowort, on Tho
| night of the 17th. inst. McGuire died Tuesday
morning from tho result OF tho injuries received
| at TINT timo. Tho mon wcre boforo Justice
Kaurmaun yesterday morning to answer to the
| Charge OF mapslaughtor, md tlair csse waB. con-
tinuol to this morning at 10 o'clocx, to await the
yesterday forenoon. Thom mon. wera committed
without bail.
4 ahootiuK aerapo, occurred in saloon day
before yesterday ut the corner Of pcsplaiues aud
Forquar' htreotH resulting in tho shooting. aud
dangerously woi1ndiug Of . little boy, W1llian
ual1 by namo. Tho evidence. beforo Justice
scully yesterday morning WIS TINT one Dan Sui
lyan entered tho. saloon owned. by John, D.
Ryan, and callod for drink. He refusing to
for IT, hyaa ofdef9a 9o m oae snsan 6e.
which lay upon tho counter aud advanced upon
Ryan, who theroupon drew his revolver aud Tired
| atSufivan, who then beat haBty rotreat out on
tho eidewnlk. Ryan followed him, aud, whom
outside, fired again; the shot missed tho mark,
and struck tho child in tho right oyo, entirely
destroying 1t. Tie wound thus inflicted being a
dangerous ono, tho Judge committed Ryan to
tic County JAIL aud held Sullivan under s., 1000
for bis appearance On tho 9th Of April.
Theodore Trichler Was arrested day before
yesterday by detective Elliott for laroeny.
Trichlor hap been IN tho employ Of Mr.. Gold
schmidt, u pawnbroKer, on CLARK street, betwoeu
Washington mud Madison. Monday night Trloh-
piec.B Of valuable jowolry, and raised money on
The articles, which he lost the Same night. Dny
before yesterday lo took diamond ring from
tho pnwn-olllce, obtained $50 on that, aud used
the proeaeds thua obtained to recover tile articos
fist stolen. Goldschmidt soon discovered hfs
| Trichler, upon being arrested, Acknowledged his
guilt, and IL now In the locloup. This man hes
rnisol money in tha manner from time to time,
aud Invariably lost tt ut private gambling room
IN tho st. Elmo. His caee will bo heard this
morning before Judge Doyden at tho South Side
Police Court.
MISCELLANEOUS
No. 100 West Washington street was entered
by a thief Monday night, who etoe somo clothes
belonging to somo Of tho boarders.
Tho following cases were disposod Of yestcr-
tfay before Judge Booth George Loacll, lar
ceuY, discharged J. T. Curt1and, aAsaulting QUO
Joseph Dutton, waB found guilty aud tomaaded
for sentence. These cases concluded the dockot
for this torn, aud tho jury wero discharged
Tile Graud jury will make d few returns tlie
woell. The noxt torn will DO In tho now Court.
I5ouso on the North Side. Judge Booth viii
genteuco tho pr;sonera Saturday. Judge Moore
will render his decision in this Court this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock on the motion to quaBll the
second indictment against David a. Gage.