, 1874-08-30

steer, tho result being that tho steer waa badi
lacera,ed- He was brought before Justlc
sculy yesterday, and iined SIS. The Society 70
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals broush
him to justice.
Mention was made some ten days ago OF th
burglary Of the clothing store of H. BurGheitn
No. S9 CaEal street. d valuable lot Of good
being stolen from tho premises. Some three O
four men hive been arrested and disposed Of Al
having hand in the burglary. Ono OF thost
/ who WIS arrested was Thomas Lyons. Ho wa!
; brought before Justice Scully. aud
; owing to the fearful condition OF tile
!! man from tho Influence OF strong driilk-ho al
j that time Icing i'll the last stages Of deliru,n
! tre1nons-lis examination was continued till the
+; 23th inst. Yesterday tho prisoner WAS erraignot
! before the Justice, who, af:cr hearing the owl
! dc,,ce, held him over to the Criminal Court il
bonds Of 81 500.
! Some timo ago mention was made OF the ar
!! rest Of the LnHless brotbers, Thomas, Patrick,
j and JOHN, charged with the larceny Of 8 lot Vi
household goods, on the night Of tue last trea.
/; blaze. The goods have since been identified as
!; the property Of woman named Jeanio Williams.
The prisoners were brought beforos Justice Boy
den and their case continued from tho 14th to
! the 29tn lust. On the conycuing Of tho South
Side Police Court. yesterday, further continu-
a:lce was granted till Sept. s. which, will bo Fri
day nexl, and their bail fixed at $500 each.
1e6leTuAy IuuIuiub Tribune Ab!tlOneA Lu6
fact that CanaIn Bill WAS brought before Justice
!! Duyden the day before On two charges Of gam
ing, lodsed against him by O couple of men
| named johnson and Stnger, both Of the parties
having been swinded out OF their watches aud
all their money in the swlnaIiug game OF three
card monte as dealt by This hla:,er 3: No. 80
Dearborn stroot. Tie hearing Of the case was
continued to yesterday nlornlng. Tho above
facts were substantiated BY the swindlod parties,
whereupun Boyt1en inflicted fiue Of 9100 on
J1,j ,.H~ nj A<
be William Jones. The charge Of Johnson be-
ing made as III oQeuse agp:,lst tho State, the
Court Waa served with supeF;odeas from tho
Criminal Court. In the cllar$o preferred by
StiuSer, OF Stringor, who halls from Colu1nbus,
o.. the Justice inflicted Il iine OF 800, aud. in
addition thereto. sentenced the prisoner to the
Bridewell for ninety days. This decision WIS
appealed to tho Criminal Court, and bonds vero
gwen. with George Eager as surety.
Theodore Il. and Charles G. Dugan, OF No.
2S2 Milwaukee avenue. were fined 525 each yes
telday, by Justics Scul1y, for violation Of tho
charges brought against the Dusan brothers
some few days ngo. in which, among other
things, it WIS stated that they had beon arrost-
ed for building an lco-1ouso, mud brought betora
Justice Ioyden. and change Of vonuo granted
them to Sculiy, etc. A day or two afterwards q
note WAS received from thu firm, in which they
declared thoy had never been arrested; wero not
before Boyden; took 10 change OF yenua and
never built an ice-house, aud requested that the
statement be corrected Their REQUEST WAS grant
% tne co11ectlon "as maze anu lno iac1s "elo
rary cover over their ice saved from the fire, and
were sued forit. They were brought hofore JUS
tice Scullv, who continued their case till yester-
day to give them Ill opportunity to comply with
tnc nSe-olQinance' os removing tnolr temporary
shanty, Yesterday morning. whom tho case Was
called, the gentlemen failed to appear. and they
were fined above Tho Dugans will discover
taat they Will 10 compolicd to comply With tho
clty ordinances as wei as thelr lass-protent1ous
n1;t thom In triAa viii INN
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Aooo1 sho loth 1nst' man named "iiham
Anines called on y. T. Edty. who Keeps
lyery-stable Mt 73S state street. and desired to
ahlheu tne [15 ana =, agreed 20 give da1nos the
Eddv 49,, da,, ~ as-roo1 - a
him Tho reu1.jninr All ti,c fo1low!nc n,orn;nI,
The next day, before HaiDes called for tho
money, garnlshee *as sersoa on Eaoy Tor me
ha w. oh1;csd RI rof,se n,rmont T,,;s III hnn'
pened soma Gays after Uuines' frst ysit to
Eddy. After these events and during the
apfcnce ~ Eaus. naines "eus 70 .nn h.Ioio 4t,t
hornnss T ho'nna,no ~ r. u,an % nomad cb;,ds ~
hnrpcssea no ana drove OH, On the return Of
Eddy he discovered his loss, and immediately
e,roro ont warrant for Tho arrogt OF Haiuea on
the charge OF larceny. He tracked him to
Evanston and thofe recovered the lost property
and arrested tho accused. Ou the eth inst. tue
PRISONER Was Drought before Justlco Boydea 1or
o preliminary hearlne when, by request, con-
c,.a~na If ~ a6,na ,,or,,ro -sa i'daoa aoe;,,.t
,ha nr;snnar ir Ci,;,d. rho ia ,no oG.var ef tho
ha-nnss va:,ar,3,v ~ TN co1ron;nv NJ ~
Son.h s,do p0l,ce Conrt Ha,nes vsa a1rn;s.,ed
for trial. The prisoner WAS sent before tho
Grand Jury for examination, under bonds OF
:4G0 on tho first charge. Thel2st charge vas dis
missed.
,,,ecrrr .xror,
1oaanh n1n1fan w.. 1rreatc1 ,art evan;nz o,,
+ha nor,-1,..t ~ cnti,;h f,staI ~ ,ba ot,a-'1 ~
larceny in stealing coat. Tho prisoner ma
locked up il the Madison Street Station.
TIE CITY.HALL.
rav-aa1oa ara or,1r,asa,g At a vavv .1ox rat.
80. ne,,.-.. ::x-,:., es..'S .-s~'
aa 'ue ec'4oc1ot ls 'hcnoeo 10 give property
owners efory possible chance OF settling up.
Jndoa nics.r- the nav corcoroton f,onosa1
qualified Yesterday morning swearing to City
Cl,r1; Forrast.
Aia. y ~ On reports shat toe 'Aafs1son street
bridge will soon be put under way Of construc-
ton Mr.. Pare. one of tho strongest obiectors
;, +,a ,rainance ,,a Withdrawn h;o oh;oc,;oro
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