, 1879-04-09

he has passed; Tho principals md the
witnesses VIII" ,na,n told ~, stote. Sfastly ths
time In these columns, excepting perhaps that
It WAS moro clearly shown Tint Chslstinnsen
struck the first blow ut Walsh. AMI TINT Murphy.
, wno was RS & not at ~ injured, was the one who
md tho case wn: taEon under adrlsomcnt., In
the meantime, Murphy 10 out updn $500 bali.
Arrests: John Elliott. a wsllknovn thief,
captured while irving to sell a lot OF plnmbeTe
tools on State street, ncnr liarn,no court, mud
robb!ng jacob Hand, Of No. edo R,lcker street,
Of four cents; james Duans, 10 yeess Of age,
whom his mother, living At No. 2i9 West Lnko
Jamcs Johnson, who Is 10 he sent before tlle
next Grand Jury for ttat attempted shooting OF
Poltccmcn Dante!son and Costello; Albert
Ganlrts q Ghfs' M w. 1 Asr o sal 5o
charged with vtoletlt assault upon John
Squirting, who malc himself obnoxious In tho
saloon.
Matilda schwctzcr, tho wito OF a Clark street
rcstaurateur. living at No. Fillmore street,
vas before Justice Morrison yesterday qpoa
children, preferred By Tue Humane Society and
backed .s up 9y the nc!ehbors q H.! Mrs.
sgs sgsa Il yes' and her e9thes a Sor teny
caEcWorn, md. although older than hls sister,
was only half tho size: The plaintiffs were rep.
Tseanted Ts..s BY Msssrs. 4. ". i.auRnon and OIL.
maae soeiety, md BY y i: H. A. sisrbaras, an a..
torncy who hns been through the civil coarts
fighting for tho rights 1t two children
whom hc adopted somo years, ngo.
Aoph ess ABRAHAM Tsis af ss
Wholesale clothing firm, also figured IN the casc
as q trustee of tllo Jovish Orphan AaY1nm OF
cieTclsnl, Q. Boforo tho casc was called for
resalt Of which Vas determination 70 ssna liz liz
children to tho Asylum at Cleveland. whence
they wcrc taken eight scaEs ago by
she schweizers. This put an end to what
for the schvc'zcrs, as there wero present In Tho
ne!ghborhood. Quite surprise awaits the
children upon their return to the Asylum.
somewhere, and ho VII! lind at Cleveland a
sister and i brother both older than himself,
who hnve grown up with tlsc institution. They
have written frequently, but their lctters have
either been withheld or havo goaa astraY.
Justice Morrtson: Henri. a. Thomas and
1o48 Oakley street, ct the muzzle.of revolver
Thomas, larceny, 500 to the 9th; Patrick Tra-
ecy, coy, receiving portion q tho goods stolcn by
Of No. tA North Green street; Walter Cor
was found hidden away In Il barber
shop and cfgnr store on Hli1a Islau1 avenue,
which lie had forciby entered, With his pockets
filed with pundor, discharged for lack OF prose-
eution: Carl Thorscn aIl,l Carl Beitler, bur
teu1ersat the stnr saloon, charged with assault-
Ing james Daeey election night, $1,000 to the
9th. Justlce Sulnmcrteldll: William 1lou!il,au,
| arrested upon suspicion for 1orccny,
$500 to the Criminal Court; E)wood Bishop,
= colorcd rui!in, charged With as.autlng
his wife's furniture, $500 to tic 12th; John
| Pryor, larceny OF shovel from Gcorgr Won
Ecstcr, Of No. 1911 lfasted street, $50 Anc;
| Charles Focrst, charged with stcn!lng ntout
$3.50 worth Of clothing anl sIlyerwaro from
tho farm OF Mrs Matte Smith, In Texas, 81, 500
to the 2sth; George Green, an tnyctcrato coat
thief, charged with stcal!ng several coats
from guests Of the Palmer House, $1,000
to tho Criminal Court; +. Bird, William, Auier-
son, an,l Avon A. nudI, vaErnscy, $50 line encf,.
| John flanson, saloon-kreper at No. 55I State
street, was hell In $500 to the 9th for robbing j.
Barlow of q nocket-book and $3.50 IN cash, be-
cause he refused to my for drinks for gang OF
| PROSTITUTES lpatlnC nbolt tic saloon. Justice
| Kaufman: Neil Dusos md Knckn sccl,oga,
Italian musicians, CHARGED with tllaordcriy con.
duct, $40 line; Nicholas Mo[ter, repeating at the
| polls election dar, 81 linz; Edward Foster,
| auother Of tho sa1n0 stripe, $500 to the 11th.