, 1874-02-13

tho n,pst daring and successful conliilonco-,nat
~ tho Woatorn states':was successfully sooi, )"
departure to lnnla wloso "oapIasoB'' mud "at-
taohmontH" Of this Ssato arc unknown nnd un-
ayniling At my ratio tho cnso waB called yeator~
day morning md tho witness sas not fortheqm..
Ing. This Ii to DO regretted, ut tho conviction Of
Crosby Ia d thing which has amounted by this
tinlo to n public nocoaaity.
Richard Fnrlong mud Axel Peterson pleadad
guilty to atoaling box Of goods from lilo Chit
Gago & Southwestern Railway. This waB O. box
which was slowed away In tho storokeopor'e room
ut tho Contral stntlon III containing toa. hut
Me IN the eors9 81 Of o9 few ays gnyo unls
nnttor, which subsequent investigation proved
to bo dressed ducks til au advanced stage OF de-
composition. After examining tho boys, the
Judge aent tom back to aaol, IN order that tloy
tho plea and standing trial.
M'oART1rY's uosr,
Tint tho services held Inst Sunday evening In
Darney Haight's Haoon had d wondroua ofeot
upon its proprietor WAS fully shown ek this
Court yesterday afternoon, when that gentleman
was called upon to answor to the charge Of
on thos old mass lip, and nnwontod %as ea slsen
1n ILLS oye which spoke volumes for tho
efficacy OF that Saturday afternoon prayer
meeting, and the subsequent communion
{t Tith a rl0ronce MCCARTHY; essa y The manner Of
md ho m kont Ills 4A' oyo bout t." to S''tin, tba
ground as though ho appreciated fully tio POSI-
ton to which his previous errors Ind brought
linn. Ho was undotendoa by counsel, and
ontcrod q ponitontial plea Of guilty with sigh
tion of TINT one which tho pori carried l,eavon-
wards and Moore immortalized. Tho Judge
thought that tito occasion waB one which ought
not to oo allowed to pass uniuaprovod, tho oaso
Of aof r. W. rarwel eao t. mind ana he ro.
do iu stealing ia small IN comparison to that Of
tho men WHO keep gambling 70 which
Barney repiod: "Tlata not my business, your
Honor but though ho did not explain tho aonHo
fnnN5 fnS 9rs "9rS Hna moant a to convey Tue Jo re-.
stating TINT no more gambling was carried on in
tho aaloon, q flno Of 300 waH imposed, which
the converted gambler promised to bring round
in tie morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
obscene literature arrests. The two 1non who
were still under arrest, Henderson aud Munro.
were IN very agitated frame Of mind all yostor-
any, tlie former crying like child at intervals,
and netting in 80 idiotio manner as to make
him look Ike tho patient Of q specialist rather
than one himself. Commissioner Hoyno did not
weaken under the application of oye-water, but
ocoasionally during the day he was obliged to
hand tho mum ovor to tho United States Marelal,
for tho sake Of quletncas in tho office.
In regard to tho dofalcation which was pub-
llslel in yesterdays TRIBUNE as having been
peipotrated upon tho lumber tlr,n of ". n. ~,
T. Woodruff, tho gontlomon composing the con-
Germ aay that the amount taken by Merrill wug
trivial and did not approach tho largo figures
given. It is proper to state that tho information
published was received from outside SOURCES and
not from either Of the firm, who refused to giyo
the ox9ct details Of tho loss. Some Of hlr.
Morrill'b noighbors ask tho suspension of pul-
lilo 8ontimout until tho poor man cau yindicate
himself tif over he elal1 he able), al he is lying
almost apccoa1eaa from an attuck Of paralysis"
They also dony that Mr.. Merrill Laa been oxtray-
agant.