, 1874-09-13

| aud the ball lodged in the right groin OF h
landlord, John Thom1ne. Peters was arrested
aud his trial came of yesterday before Justic
Scully who fined the prisoner S25 for cArryiu
concealed weapons. Tnonne will recover.
Matthew Ward and John Ha1pin GOT into
fight at the corner Of Hasted street AMI ARCH;
avenue Friday afternoon. During the 1aels
| Ward knocked I1alpiu down. who, upon regail
ing his feet, seized Halpin md literally bit hl
nose of He waa arrested on tho charge G
mayhem, aud Halpin for disorderly conduct
Yesterday they were arraigned before Justic
Kaufman in the South Side Police Court 70
| examination. After hearing the evidence
the Justice held Ward over to the Grim
inal Court. in bonds OF 81, 900. The charg
he had certainly received sufficient puuishmen
by the loss of his noee. He VAS hold on his Owl
recognizance ;4s witness, under $500 bail.
Philip Carln, the policeman arrested 70
burglary and held for trial under 80, 900 bail, wa
called before Justice kaufmaDn yesterday morn
| ing. Commissioner Sheridan. Deputy-Superln
tendeut Hickey, Capt. Buc1lev, and seyera
other witnesses against tho accused, wero pres
! ent. Gen. U. +. Linder appeared for tho prose
cution, Mr.. 4. Van Buren and II. 4. Stackpols
! for the dcfanEe. The prosecution desired c1n
I tinuance till tomorrow, owing to tho fact tha
the 1sraelite. Louis Eoisou, whom Catlin had
| caused to be arrested tho day before on The
charge Of larceny, and from whom he alleges
! ho purchased tho ring which led to his arrest
| unuor tue charge Of burglary, had during the
| morning been arraigned. and as the day WAS q
jewish holiday. his hearing was continued till
Monday, at 10 O'Clock. The prosecution expect
| to prove the innocence OF the Israo.1te, and
hence it was desirable that Carllu's hearing ba
continued till then. The defense objected but
| tho Court oyefrued the objection, aud de!uAnti-
! cd new bail, which was furnished, in -. 600.
Godie Foreby was considerably bewi1dered
yesterday morning on being brought before tho
South Sido Police Court, OH the charge Of drunk
and disorderly. Last Monday F0reby was drunk,
md an officer of tho North Side pounced down
upon him, and brought him before Justice Kauf-
HAM, lie declared most e1nDlatlcAlly that If al
lowed to depart Le would never again touch the
lnroxicarln. cup. aud in future would conduct
himself III IN orderly aud .,ell-behayed mauaer.
Upon this promise the Justice let him Oft. But
for God!ie 10 refrain from mdulsing bis appc-
tie in ardent Rpirita Is RI utter l1npoBslbllty.
Night bofore last he started out on fearful
sI,ree but thought it prudent to transfer himself
out OF tbe Jurisdiction of Kaufman. Therefore,
he crossed the river. and made night A1dcous on
the South Side. Oiicer Afeehau met him. and
kindly took charge OF the hummer aud furnished
bin with lodging in tile Harrison Street Station.
Yesterday bo wan brought into court in semi
Intoxicated condition. Tho Clerk informed Mr.
Foreby that he WAS arrested for being drunk aud
disorderly and des.red to know it llo guilty.
Unfortunately for the inebriate. Justice Ka:1f-
mana IL dispensing Justice in that court during
tho absence OF Justice Euylcn. God1ie eyed His
Honor c,otcly. passed his dirty coat-eleeye over
his hedlmlncd eyes, and took another look at tho
austcre Kaufman. aud seemed very much
confused. lie then took general
survey of the courtroom and officials, aud, turn
Ing to tue Clerk, requested Linn to repeat the
accusation. Ma j. Tunnson, a:::ng Clerk, re-
sponde1 by saying, " 1on arc charged with be-
prisoner kept himself il an Greet position BY
holding on to the railing surrounding tae dock,
and replied, 'Slouldn't wonde1-h:c-'spose 50
-hic," aud, closing lis left oye in knowing
manner, he adaod, Thought WIS South Side
l1c-Doydens Court: guess mn drunk HOW
hlc-couidn't hcIDlt, Your Honor-hic." Justice
Kaufman relieved Tie confuced Godlie by fning
him $40. For the want OF currency, Mr. Foleby
lad suspended payment and consequently vent
to the B;idcwels, With the Impression that ho was
either badly drunk, or Kaufman WAS q very
numerous person.
1t will DO remembered that by order Of Supt
Rem Capt. buckley caused the gamul4ug-
house Of tho Hanalns brothers to be ''Eul1ed
about one week ago, and at the same
t11no took possession Of roulette wheel and
set Of gamblers checks. The gamblers were
disposed Of III the South Side Police Court. but
Capt Buckley retained Possession OF the articles
above mentioned. Tho 7th iust. one Ut the
brothers, I. j. Ulnklus, swore out writ Of |
eplev!u to recover the wheel mud checds. The |
writ WAS served, and the case came up for hear |
ing yesterday, before Justice Darge;t. Assistant
City Attorney Cameron appeared in behalf Of the |
CITY, and Mr. A. s. Irude in the interest OF Han
kl:la. The Justice announced his decision, Civ |
ing Judgment IN t.orer for tho value Of the |
property not delivered up, in the SUN OF Sl95 |
and costa OF tho suit.
Mrs. George Saulisbury complained before
Justice Daggctt yesterday OF Constable Il.eo-
lore Worth aud Lilly Morris, aud sworo OUT
warrant for their arrest on tho charge Of burg
In apt ef1nt-an hat
erred her house OH Mes: Madison street through
! window ut the unreasonable hour Of II O'Clock
1t night, Thursday, a.,d carried of properly to
he value OF 5 LOO. They wero arrested by Con-
stable Hurry Best, and brought before the JUS
Ice for a preliminary oxamiuatlon. Tho defc:ll-
lnts clalm that they entered the premises for the
,ul pose Of levving writ Of attachment for debt
11e the girl Morris for labor performed By her
IS a servant, and carried of tha property to sat-
sfy this DEBT. The evidence showed that
he debt only amounted to $33. Justice
)asgett carefully heard the testimony, and
Eeclded that no one, Constable or any other
,ersou. had tho authority to break into house
n the middle Of the night, aud carry OF property,
n writ of attachment, replevy. or otherwise,
nd thereupon held the accused over to the
criminal Court in bonds of $500 each. 1fr. john
hoemaker became the surety for Worth, and
ZEN. REYNOLDS for the girl. This decision Of
nstice Dagsctt was iznminently proper for,
honld he or any other Justice recognize tho
light OF an officer to outeE residence in q bur-
larions manner at tho dead hour OF midnight,
o citlzaus property could bo called safe.
GENERAL NEWS.
4 full meeting OF the ladies' comprising the
,1ecutive Committee in charge OF tho Fair to
g held in November for tho benefit of Hahuc-
lam Hospital WAS held yesterday morning at
&c Wabash avenue. Mrs. T. l.. Fake WAS ap-
ointed to the charge OF the Department of
ancy Work, Mrs. John Wilkinson to TINT Of
ooks Magazines, and Stationery, and Mrs.
lien Mitchell was chosen Secretary. The meet
,s. which WAS very enthusiastic one, finally