, 1879-07-13
LOCAL CRIME.
Tho Petty Offenders of Day-The Jones
Inuuest-Bo.d Robbery.

LUtdI th1M L.
| Tho Petty Offenders of n Day-The Jonel
| Inquest-Bo.d Robbery.
| James Kahn, OF No. II Dix street. wants tht
| police to look for his wife. He thinks she raE
away With one ''Doc" Ryan.
| The bum-boat men, William Trussell and Joh1
Yatto, we're each held to the Criminal Couri
for larceny yesterday, by Justice Wallace, IL
bail of $500.
| Justice Hudson yesterday held Matilda Haver'
CAMP and Leonard Daun to bail to answer q
charge Of adultery,-the complainant being
! Mrs.. Rosa Dauu.
Emil Hildebrand, wholesale dealer in
| millinery goods, was fined S25 by Justice Walsh
| yesterday for smashing champagne-glass in
| the face of Miss Maggie Edwards, Fourth av-
| epuc belle, on the night of the Fourth OF July,
and was placed under bonds id $500 to keep the
peace.
jacob Simon, Il young fellow who picks rags
and steals for living, was yesterday arrested
in the Cottage Grove Avenue District with forty
pounds Of lead pipe In his possession. and which
nue., near Thirty-ffth street. The house vas
badly damaged and it will require considerable
time and expense to repair It.
Denis Quinn, grain-trimmer, Yesterday swore
out warrants before Justice Walsh for the ar
rest of Martin and Rudolph Hogan and Thomas
I,awler, upon charge OF riot: Hs alleges TX, that
yator. and assaulted him violently because be
chooses to work gang of men at less wages
than they have been in the habit Of getting.
Minor arrests: John Clinortb, dtsorderl5, on
complaint of bis wife, Mary, living at No. 40
Clinton street; William Gibson and George At
wood, larceny OF some Stats from Il; ;I Hnrlizhei-
Lindsey, making threats to kill his wife, Emma,
of No. AL Belden avenue; Andrew Misch, said
to be suffering from delirium tremens, and Who
was found wandering about in the North DiVfs-
ion contemplating suicide
I. The case of Constable Charles G. Lindgren,
charged With embczzlenlent by Nils Wanlof,
was on trial before Justice Hammer yesterday.
1t seems that the Constable collected some
$3.50 for the plaintiff, which was turned over
to him by Justice Kaufman. which, 1t is alles-
ed, was not returned to the proper parties The
officer claimed IN hts defense that it WAS expect
ed that he should have all he could get out of
the execution. The case was continued until
Tuesday. -:
Policeman John Heuneoerry, OF the Cottage
Grove Avenue Station, arrested at O'Clock last
evening Mrs Emily Pratt upon q charge of
day into house o. at No Il i1s p Mc6an ayenue
owned BY the r.. 0. Stone estate, and concern
in. hicb there IS some dispute. George Mich
OILS, of No. LAG West Madison street, ALLEGES
Lnat ns @ ~ ~ asIas ~ L. o ~ u
nr.a e.,a ;tb;a 49, .ttte,ntoa ~ nn+ar 4b-o,,1h
eoa. oe & 81 =. sa.se,ed W ~,
drew her pistol upon him. Both parties claim
the right to occupy the premises.
Yesterday afternoon warrants were sworn out
before Justice Kaufman for the arrest OF one
Ida Won Tifflin, alias Ida Livingston, on TWO
charges,--larccny, and larceny as :bailee.
The cnmn]ainant Tns Frank a. Oupenheim. a
verv fresh young man, who robbed d local bank
ing firm Of several thousand dollars, which he
sGuandercd upon the woman named. The war
rants set forth that March Is she committed
a larceny as bailee Of S6,500, and that
April l she was guilty Of the larceny
Of $4,000, the property of Oppenhein.
The victim of woman's wiles was brought from
the Jail into the SherifT's Office, and there put
his autograph to the documents. It appeared
that the girl was conducting an establishment
of free-and-easg kind on EidrIdge court, and
accordingly an attachment-writ was sworn out
TO cover The furniture there, and Was intrusted
70 Deput1 snfrlal LOT act'c me oao1t ~
was arrested anu nrougns 10 Tue stauon carry III
the evening, and locked up. Later in the even
ing, Dir. Gore, OF the wholesale liquor 1rni, tur-
aud She was released.
norAr,s CASE.
No.. o-,-1-.,.;, .',.a-.; .r.o o.a;;o,
THE TRIBUNE several days ago contained an
against Constable Michael Doran for refusing
" WHICH, 0T uudef @ the iaS is from
at bv who vi ao
t-aaarx .,a o1in1s tha d,,hiomc honor NJ haipr
HG.oMntss Gnnnajss;oner 1n aaansr fhe Fren",,man
for some groceries Whtcn the latter had got olt
hadn't settled Tor Under The attachment SFlt,
which was sworn out before Justice Wallace,
the Constable levied upon the wearing apparel
..5 ,+ho- avnn,nto1 rrcnortv of t>,o Aofandnot