, 1879-07-06


Of about 500 cash. henotorious thiet, JOSEPH
Slater, a well-known companion OF Al baedeF
WIS arrested for completely the day alter the
robbery, but the evidence was not sufficient to
convict. It Is high time that some member ol
this gang was convicted and punished. II the
police are to be believed their criminal record
includes nearly all the desperate roboerles re-
Gently committed in this city. They have all
been arrested time and again.
Constable A. K. HILL WAS yesterday fined s25
by Justice Summer6eld for disordcrly conduct
In making disgraceftll and uuwarranted as
sault upon Mrs. Louisa Wilson, living ut No.
$40 State street. At 3 O'Clock next Tuesday he
will be arralgncd. before Justice -PEln-
d1ville upon a charge Of kidnapping Mrs.
Wilson, in forcing her to accompany
him to Justice Flemtng's Office in the Town OF
Lake. The Justice, in imposing the hne' sala
it was a shame that such a Constable was al
lowed to disgrace the force
Some one having given 1t away to the police
that pedestrian exhibitions had been com menced
again In certain saloons, an order WAS sent from
headquarters yesterday to stop at ouce any ex-
hibitions Of the kind. The attention OF the
Mayor and police is also called to 9
saloon two doors south Of the Academy of
open, and an inccssant din of noise, supposed
to be music. 4 man named Collins Is said to
run the place. The policeman sometimes on
that beat says that he has more liberties ac-
corded him than anT other saloon-keeper In The
city.
Minor arrests: Fred Klein, larceny OF IS
from Annie johnson; c. Sanford charged With
picking the pocket Of Mrs. Adams in State
street notion-store; c. F. Harvard, the Light
ming Calculator !" man, charged with raising
crowd in the streets; Michael Voll, charged
with the larceny of watch from Harry
avenue; John Yarean and william Trussel',
owner and bartender Of the .humooat known
as No. 4-11-44 Michigan avenue, and located
near the Government Pier upwards OF mile
out in the lake, charged NTH robblnS James
Crow Of S14 cash and watch during 70" on
the boat.
John Conlisk. charged With keeping gaming
house at No. Calhoun place, and with swim,
ding q. Z. Parsons, was yesterday discharged
by Justice Summcrtield for lack Of prosecution.
It is reported that the compromise was brought
about BY Conlsk restoring the watch and chain
and the diamond RUG, which ne ought not TO-
have taken in the first place. This aud
every other gaming house in the city is being
run vide open, and the gamc6tcrs can even be
seen at play from the streets. Ropers are at
work for many Of them. and complaints are PC
ginning to come in as they used to DO when the
''town was right" under previous admins
tration. And they are being suppressed at the
Central Station in much the sans naT as usual.
The final arguments In the case Of Mrs.
Quinn, who is charged before Justice Wilson
with instigattng Mrs. Josephine Baldwin to
burn down house at haywood, the intent be-
ing to defraud insurance companies, were made
yesterday BY Alessrs. Van Arman and E. 4.
for the defense. The Court then said that
he would look over the shorthand
report Of the testimony, and would take
the case under advisement. The second oct OF
this interesting case was the swearing out OF
warrant By Mrs. Quinn for the arrest Of Mrs.
Huoen Raid in 1ta rharuA-fNr
burning the house at haywood. The prisoner
came into the JUSTICES Office and gave bonds in
s., 900 to appear on the 7th at 10 a.. M, sbarp.
Alexander Il Darrow and E. Gary became
sureties.
Justice Walsh: Rosa Bader, exposing fire.
works for sale, discharged; Patrick McNichols,
disoraeE5' $loo ms Ellen Collee Inmate sc1aa oI
Graham, John Doyle, John Mitchell, John Muir
ray, disorderly, $50 fine; Edward Lynch,
charged with bigamy, dismissed for lack
Of prosecution; John Barbier1., the Italian
organ n-grlndcr who stabbed Michael shannon,
while the latter was assaulting him, discharged
for lack Of prosecution; Patrick q. Coleman,
larceny $500 to the Criminal Court; jerome
Coffey, burglary Of the residence Of James Dig
nan, $500 to the Criminal Court; Daniel Sulli-
yan, charged with stabbing Jeremiah Fleming,
5lC0.. fine; Patrick Hassett and Michael
Sullivan, robbing Simon Stafford on the West
Twelfth street vladuct, $500 to the 1rh; Vii.
lam Lorell, larceny, to The Crimil nj Court;
Lizzie Adams, Mary Kane. disorderl,. 40 tine
sass Thompson, larceny ra. =. bsMi'ss, Mess,
Collins, drunk md disorderly, .s1o0 fine;
Fred Wiley, yas1ancy, 500 tine;: Joseph Bran
mock, shooting little girl named Theresa Dono-
hue, dismissed for lack Of prosecution; Edward
GearY, ,etabbtng Alexander Goulet, $500 70 1he
18th; John Dunbar and Michael Lnscott, dis
oranrlv So1 finr earh .Justira Srmuerfeld: