, 1874-06-14

rneQt for the North DIT1alon- and r. u. ocduu
for the South Division. The Committee then
adjourned.
CRIMINAL
-HE CRIMINAL coCRT.
Nothing OF importance to the public WAS done
In the Criminal Court yesterday Judge jane
son was present for short tina, and, after
disposipc Of few trivial matters, he adjournod
the Court until Monday morning. The j1zy Tas
also discharged, and 3 new jury, to serTe dur
ing the last half Of the term, will be impan-
eied. Tie trial Of the indictments found By
the last Grand jury will commence Monday and
continue until all the cases are disposed OF.
Judge Farwell will preside in the Criminal Court
during the July term
THE PoL1cE coER1s-
Samuel Malcolm, whose case Was continued
from Friday, for stealing horse and buggy, Waa
Yesterday held under 81, 600 ba1l 70 the Criminal
Court By Justice hauimaun-
James Mullen was fined S25 and eent to the
D1idewell for ninety days yesterday py Justice
kaufman. for stealing lot OF lead pipe from
the shop on the corner OF Market and Ohio
stree.s.
Two young men, both giving the name Of
James Reynolds wers held nnder 35oJ bail to
the Criminal Court yesterday oyr Justice scully,
charged with robbinS the till OF the saloon No.
351 Canal street. OF 513 and revolver.
.B;u" Stephens Was arrested Friday night on
Jefferson street, near Madison, with e20 worth
OF copper and lead in his possession. It WAS
stolen from SIS South Jefferson street. He was
Yesterday held in $500 bali TO the Criminal Court
by Jusuce 6:ully.
William Soyles, George Peterson and W111iam
Anderson, the burglars wLo were arrested while
IN the act Of robbing the residence OF Maucel
Tacotr, on Park avenue, Thursday night, we're
Yesterday held under 81, 300 each to the Criminal
Court by Justice Scuuy. MF. Talcott identified
the burglA4s.
Seth b, Boha1l who is IN trouble with his wife.
she having fled her bill for = divorce from him
in the Superior Court some TWO weeks ago, was
before Justice Boyden yesterday On complaint Of
tenants II his wife's house No. 333 South ClaEk
street. Mrs. Bohau appeared against her hus-
case Of dlso1derly against Seth, aud he ~hs tined
SIS.
Officer Harding arrested man yesterday
morning at junk-store on Clatk street, with
about forty pounds of scrap copper in bis pos
session. Tue bag in which he carried the cop
per was marked: - Hercules, Richmond, Il. NJ.
Utah" The property is held at the Haz11son
Street Station, awaiting Identification The
prisoner before Justice Borden on the
charge Of larceny, aud the case continued under
$500 bonds till Tuesday.
The following saloon-keeperB we're ar1aigped
before Justice Scully yesterday, charged with
keeping their saloons open Sunday without
| Baxter Brothers. Louis Marsens:ein, J.
E1biao. William Hannings, II. Hohen,
William Rosleman, l. fenc1o Thomas Kinney,
L. Raegio, D. Hoo:an. F. Mallow, J. DAVIS, J.
QuiglAy, ]. Eande1, F. Wa1stran, G: CappAs, L.
ellison, j. Burg. H. Richard, G. Schlegel 0. c.
Hogan, and J. Thomas. Assistant Gtr-Attozney
Cameron WAS present in behalf Of the munich
pallty. The ordinance upon which theY we're
arrested provides, amongst other conditions,
that any one desiring to conduct business Of
this nature can do 30, upon giving bonds OF $500,
paying $50 for license into the Caty Treasury,
and comply with the ordinance OF the city; aud
one Of lha conditions OF the bond Is that be
shall keep his doors sud windows closed on Sun
days. This ordinance WAS passed Aasch Il.
1914. bat no penalty WAS aMxed to any failure to
comply with this condition. 1t ia claimed thai
the ordinance passed in 1866 meets the defect in
the aboye ordinance. The ordlnance of 1865
provides that, whenever in any ordinance the
dotng or the omission to DO any net is declared
breach thereof aud no penalty is provided,
tue Court shall fne no less than S3 nor Eo1e
than 500. This ordinance Justica ScullT holds
is not prospective in its operations, and there
fore canno apply to ordinances passed subse-
further. th.t the ordinance requiring
the closing OF saloon doors declares
no breach for the violation thereof (De-
ing only the condition Of the tond), and.
therefore, wouldn't como within the purvle" Of
the ordinance passed in 1866. In tine case OF
William Ringieman, Of No. q West Randolph
street, who was not represented by an attorney,
the Justice gave judgment against the city, 80 that
the matter may be taken up On an appeal and
made test case. Assistant City-Attosuey Cam,
erou took an appeal, and also briefly addressed
the saloon- keepers present, sagi2g that the Sun
day ordinance Is liberal IN the extreme, and
ought to be lived up to without opposition. He
further stated that all saloou-leepets violating
it will be liable to prosecution on their bonds IN
the Circuit Court, aud that Maror Coly1n has
plainly declared that If he asceytans that he has
the power to revoke licenses in this matter he
will unheelta:inGly do So
MISCELLANEOUS.
German named Carlos kenteel Was arrested
and brought before Commissioner Hoyne yeste1-
day for passing counterfeit $40 ha:lonAl-Bank
note On . person named Stubar, who had been
dong some work for him At lls residence on
West North avenue. He was held in $1,000
bonds for two weeas. to give him an opportunity
to prove bis innocence By brother, who is now
absent
l. hard citizen. reported on the census-ron by
the name OF William Allen, was locked up in
the Arn,ory yesterday afternoon for stealng 3
coat from companion on West Van Buren
street
Several Cinnamon ut No. 81 West Madison
street hsve for the past three days been haTing
considerable trouble amongst themselves, and
at last appealed 70 the Justice Coa1ts 20 settle
their difficulties. Last Wednesday Justice
Halnes heard complaint ulade BY Jen Sing
against All Joe, and decided uron the merits OF
the CASE as be thought best for all concerned
Jen Sing, it secms, was not satisfied with the
decision Of the Justice, aud Friday last renewed
the quarrel, IN which a2other Chinaman took
hand. whose name is El-Ah-Tai- During ths
melee Jen Sing assaulted El-Ah-Tal with
deadly weapon and it is very doubtful as TO the
recovery OF the assaulted party. Iesterda; An
Joe sgore ont warrant before Justice Haines
for Jen Sings arrest Up to late hour the OH
&C, had not succeeded in dnding the bellgsrent
John Chinaman-
Richard EdEards swoEe ont warrant yester-
daY before Justice Haines for the sITss: ,;a2 o.
wrote communication to the Gross and
s..ord, . newspaper published j,...!als IN this
which Edwards is now getting out on ths
London plan was fraGa s,se that thu. The e
haylpg been rnade siuce that terrible pest1.ence,
yellow bud swept away ths from the t:ee Of Of
tlat city, and still the Edwards directory"
credited Memphis with the names Of the de-
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