, 1874-02-27


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t vestar11av he1d by Jusfice Sculfy to the crdmiua
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/ Mary Eagap, one OF the toughest specimens
| of vom,nkind In the city, waa brought before
| Justice Scully yesterday on . charge Of beating
i her mother. She was fined a25 and costs, and il
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Ll7z1e Melion W. ptuu tl;t3' "saose +aIa .nnacs
ecul1y yesterday, ena!gco VIZ nas"k W sto!ea
eet OF casters @ fTom ,ns .,ran u NJ na5 4nze
70. as No: on ~ es o3nit1cd the fstt Is iast
I ssd:vsa hola to tho Criminal Court in bonaa q
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City Attorney Jameson. In the absence OF Jus
tico Boydcn, occupied that gentloman's office
| yesterday afternoon IN the trial OF . suit fol
a man named Briggs who keeps an aasiggnation
house on South State street,: The evidence was
Of disgusting naturo, and what looked serJ
much like perjnry toated: round th1ck IN tue
liz u g@oo
phcro ct the City Hall to that Of tho Court be
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! A snr;t ~ dn11ncsa reirned s,nrerna ovc,
tho Police Courts yesterday morning. The only
| interesting case At the West sltia Police Court
! was that OF William O'Donnel.. charged with
breaking into the saloon Of Thomas johnson, at
| No. 105 West Lake street, and removing half
dozen boxes Of cigars and quantity Of liquor.
The cigars he carried IN hIs arms, but the Liquor
he put where he thought It would 10 the most
! good.-that ID to say, N MS stomach. iheuce
tho fumes spec 70 ms neao. A 1no a "nen ae vas
first seen by officer Barry, VINO arrested MN,
ne "as Vs1nly endeasoIIng 20 oalaneo tne pue
| Of cigar-ooxes wMch the eccentric motlona Of
! bis body hnnlly thre" upon sne siaeTaA1 A.
this moment Barry arrested hlm and took him
to the station. .Ihe sa1oon-keeper recognized
the articles stolen, and tho J9stlco held tho
! prisoner to the Crimiun Court In bonds OF
1000. Another young thief, named August
schuornann, was caught in tue act Of commit
ting burglary on saloon On Milwaukee avenue.
Justice Bcully continued the case until to-dny,
holding tbs prisoner In bonds Of $1,5OO.
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!ue .lsany ~ ,;,.ans Gun ~ ~ ~ se
thiug wh1ch enusens me great passenger
thorousn1ares IN anet eatoara mn tTe mt passed.
gers can hasaiy 1onalesl uteaeame: Inc corner
OF Madison ana 9tate s.lsess ~ ~ oay !ons "sue
o!deous oy ene - v,. -. 'aese "
Western ayin9nuc, nll the way to Western
avinrn,e for ceuts" shouts the Fbus-driyer
while the hoarse voice Of the conductor, aided
which he tugs at necessarily, remind the long
surveying nublic TINT " there is always room for
one mora inside" in the car. It l. At the mo-
ment OF starting, however, tnat the Pandemo-
Mum is at its height IN TINS favored locality. AT
IN tho evening II Is common; TO see tWo
Wert Madison street cars, two West Madison
street stages, Similar aumner Of blne % lslsnd
avenue ca1s and stages. ana compile OF ogoen
avenue 'busea cramlned on the corner, ana Wsle-
ts s NJ SaGaoo ssyeat carconnctor fnda Tint ta
hind uheal of tho Blue IsIand avenue stage ox-
tends over the sacred trick Of the West side
Car COMPANY. This causes yplcy Of oattls
from the cur-condnctors. and the wild ringing OF
iii the car~rourg combiued, The Blua Isiand
'nns-driver ecY1slnins tLot he cannot budce an
inch until the West Side bus. driver moves his
'bus ont OF The way. Tli. tho latter will not d.
rnti' he haa collected at least four moro
fares. Then, amid the swearing and
gong-ringing, the car-conductcr steps
down, and takes the 'bus-driver's number, and
dread cart" which causea tho latter to indulge
in the Perciva1 Keene Masonic sign Of hand to
nose and fingers extended. At last the Jam is
removed, and, beyond the profane chat which Is
banded between driver and driver as either 70.
hicie passes the other, the journey is conducted
which O8 1aQ O1Q WIKI . GhI-CODoHCtOE, 1QQ0