, 1877-11-11

Rcmngton's gnn store, No. 237 State street
was hlrrlarlzcd early yesterday morning. Th,
theft was pccpctrated by brcaking corner ou
| OF pane Of glass in one OF the front show
| windows and abstractinc the valuable contents
| The loss is about $500, as follows: Pane o
! glass, $50; Creedmore ri'c, SlfS; two double
barrcled shot guns, SlG0; fifteen reyolvers
| s.14: two Remington rifles, S70. Two years
ago Remiugton's store was robbed three times
/ within two weeks.
! Two OF the Eyangeline Combination, Charles
] Rosenc and Seth II. Cranc, who arc stopping at
! the Sands House, corner OF Wabash avenue and
| Madison street. were robbed early Friday morn
ing. They went to bed, leaving the door of the
room unlocked, and thie1 sipned in while they
were asleep and took their watches and CHAINS
! and revolver. the value OF the property being
$50. The lock On the trunk Of another men,
Der uf the trounc wa= tampercd with earlier in
the week. all1 other ho;lrucrs have been losing
small articles. such as cuffs, etc. Servants prob
ably captured the latter, but Z professional no.
tcl-thicf undoubtedly got the jcwelry. and tried
to open the trunk.
Deputy Coroner Korn yesterday held an in-
quest upon the fctus which Was claimed to he
thc result Of an abortion performed unon
Elizabeth Gcr3ach by DR.. {. +. Henry. The
main WITNESS, Lcuis Hilbert, refused to speak
at all. by advice Of Adolph Moses, his lawyer,
es9nscqucntiy = the testimony was limited.
Moreover Henry's friends were gath
them were several physicians Mr. Korn
had his hands full. and despite his efforts to
preserve dccorum, several times the bvstaudcrs
were detected heekonins to jurors while wit
resses we're being examined Il desperate
eiGortwas made to elear all tic parties conccrn-
CD and The Jury joined in the effort BY disagree
ing. Mr.. korl W:ls, however, unwilling to say
tha. the facts showed it miscarriage, but
on the contrary everything Indicated that
either DR.. Henry or so1nc other person
fnI an rf hft1,t
both persons must have been coynizant, and be-
very wisely Determined to i1npane1 another jury
oE the case mkt "Wednesday. The three par |
ties were released until ti,st time upon their own
recognixanre. And in the meantime, i'll view OF |
the desperate efforts OF Ilcury's friends, the |
authorities should make every effort to fluu the
guilty persun.
FEDERAL LAW-uKEAKERs.
Judge Blougctt was engaged yesterday in |
lcar;n.: the OF Holm q. Sauyc, indicted for
opc.iEe {: letter belonging tu his bartcnd. r.
Dcsirc Prou}x, contrary to tile Post Office laws.
Tilc principal witness was one Joseph Poulin, [
an operator Oh the f'oar! Of Trade, who testified
hat be haa scea Sauye morning last July,
|n his sa1oou near NrEicker's Theatre, Open q
letter addressed to proulS, and afterward tear
It i'll pieces 2n1 throw the fragments out Of the
door. The witness p':kcl up some Of the
p:etes, read them, and E'roduecd them
half a dozen witnesses who sworc
hey would not believe Po,1lin under oath, ami
Me who testified TINT the barkeeper had said
hat it was al q p'1s-up job, or words to that
attorney, i'll view Of this slight reelection on
'oulin's reputation, said he did not think It was
10 push the case. fudge DlodGctt
vas Q! the same opinion, md directed the Jury
o return a verdict of not guilty, which they did
The Judge, however, cautioned
he public in general and the audience in par !
iellar, that pirate correspondence was sacred
nj would be protected by the Government.
'oul:u was immediately after arrested on some
hnrgc. !
Benjamin Bernstein indicted in the United
ta:es District Court for forgery. failed to
iakc his appearance Saturday before Judge |
;lodgutt when wanted, and default was taken |
gainst him and his surcties, Isaac Bernstein
4 default was also taken against Moses
erelstcin and his s1lrcrics, and against Joseph I
oucrga,,, the bogus commission man, indicted
>r violation Of the Post~Onicc laws. I
John II. Mccormick, indicted for violation Of
lc Bankrupt at, appeared 10 court Saturday
nj recognized IN the sum Of 81 500 with Mary
|cCorinick and ". A Reasan as sureties. I
A URETAL ASSAULT.
Last ceenng Johu Bowling, Tcll-known
enrtinr character, was followed into the j
Storc'' OIL Clark street by the three Garrity
Hugh, and John. Without i
~ proyo:ation, and without speaking a
ord, Hugh seized several bottles apd {
ass nsad sd 5pashsa sacecsic t1Sn aa PS% eSn
mpcd upon the PROSTATE man aud bit him / q
gcral times in the iace The cause OF this Il
ost brutal osstrage-.an outrage that none but S
&c iarrity boys could commits an old femd, | Il
il. the "Storc'' was selected for the af1ray. II
1t OF 'spure eusscdness u because they have not
cu allowed 10 leaf around there. Some years I
@ Dowitlc Was robbed after heavy win RI
ngs ut the gambling table By John Gar q
~ who at orcc skipped out to i
c,npt;s. AcCauslaud was sent after him, and {:
ought him hack, after narrowly escaping il
The C;tiy Man, Johns friends begged hin O
/, but they have never dropped tho feud, and j
is said that It was recently greatly increased [ II
Downing throwing a glass Of vine into Al
tr7ite's face. Dowling's injuries. though OF Il y
inful and severe nature, are not considered it
n1erous, anu will not prove SO unless per- h
,nce the skull IS fractured. The G1arr1tys b;
re ]ockcd up by Detectives Ryan, Riordan, fc
i Maloncr. tt