, 1879-02-02

street, yesterday morning between aud 5
o'clock. They made quite haul, including {
| gentleman's watch and chain, ladys locket
and chain, and pocketbook containing small
| sum OF money. There is no clew to the thieves
The notorious Tylcrs-Frank C. and Jennie
we're Yesterday arrested out Of q room in the
| Bryant Block, and were booked at the army fol
| Vagrancy. The police have received numerous
| communications that the couple were at Their
| old backmailing tricks again. They have been
/ given time to leave town upon several occa
sious since their arrest for tfceciug Darlington
| Turnba1t out Of large sums Of money last sum
| mer.
! George Di1chcr, the young man who burglar.
| lied the premises No. 1873 Lake street, occupied
| by the Scovil Manufacturing Company, and whe
also stole all the worldly possessiono OF bis two
! unsuspecting room-matcs, turned up yesterday
in Justice Foote'S court In the hands Of 40 oil,
Ger who went to South Bend, Ind. and arrested
| him. On the burglary charge his bail vas fixed
! at $4,000, and on the larceny score at $1,000.
| Lie went to jail ,.l:;;: !, i.
! Constable Hartman succeeded Friday night in
| capturing another member Of the gang Of
/ thieves aud torgers who infested the y Rabbits
| Nest" in Pat O'Neil's building on State street,
| After chasing him around town from one place
| to another, be finally caught him at II O'Clock
! at bakery, No. GS3 State street. His name is
! Justice Pollak yesterday, and placed under
| bonds Of s., ,500 to appear Wednesday morning
! with the other members Of the gang.
| Arrests: Charles Theison, u priestly-1ooking
scoundrel, who has Travelled all over the country
representing himself. to be Catholic priest
! james Burnham, worthless and besotted fel-
low, who stole 4 horse-blanket upon the thin
pretense that he wanted it to keep himself
warm; Michael Clark, larceny Of a pair Of boots
from store at the corner OF Washington and
Clark streets; Charles Nye, a Nortti-Si1er, who
beat his wife Emma in an jnhuman manner; ;
par tords af a hrn1pn phffl-
chilla oycrcoat, for which an owner Is waited
at the Arnlory.
Yesterday at Justice Scully's Court Edward
Kelly was examined for obtaining money under
false pretenscs the said pretenscs being that he
was a reporter for THE TRIBUNE. IT. appeared
that the aforesaid Kelly went to West Side
saloon where some bratnlcss monstrosfty is try
ing to walk 1000 miles in 1000 minutes, or
something about as probable, and told the pro-
prietor that he would "write up' bis pedestrian
10 the length OF a column a,ld a halt for 81.
Then, when the article did not appear, the sa-
loon-kcepcr had Kelly arrested. There was no
one present at the examination who could
testify that Kelly was not employed Us a
reporter By the paper which he claimed to rep
resent, and it was found necessary to change
smart young man $40 and costs. His father
paid the bill, and headed tie youth for kin
dergnrten. The same Kelly WAS drawn as. q
juror Friday at Judge Jameson's Court. Hc
facts are brought to His Houor's notice.
.,--..- ~ ~. n,u ,.,z,a,ou
Justlee Molr1s9n; hnGn henn1 W. e Wn ,Hulsi
wno fo1oea Tne !!tlG uaugntet eeao "a ls H..
inal Court; Harry Jennings. LARCENY OF chair
from y. =; nneoes' u 80 - n,Ia,, A'9sUu nao9
streei, eWo nne' ,ao anoaas a' o,hent' f,",.n
ing hs otnsF' slou satahsi .1nS' o1d oo' nortet.
hn,a,~ -, 80 ao.,+a;,;na+ a snm IT mnnev. fnr
which an owner IS wanted at the Central Sta
ton, 81 200 to the Sd; James Cooney, burglary,
S15 fine: Edward Wintermetz, larcenv OF ring
worth IS from, Joseph Scheibcr, $500 to the
Criminal Court; John II. Wells and Mary Nc
Neill charged with abusing md assaultiug Mrs
Wells because she objected to tile manner
in which her husband conducted himself
SlDO fine each. Justice Sutnmerfeld: Elijah
Tottcn, colorcd. assaulting Hattie Steele, OF No.
153 Pacific avenue, and breaking wash-box1
over her head, $500 to the Criminal Court and
s5 fine for carrying concealed weapons; Patrick
saloon at No, l424 LaSalle street, and stealing
some cash from the moucy-dtawer $i00tine; II.
Lowry, NJ. G. Perkins, L. Friedberg, and
Andre Andrews, pawnbrokers having no
Wilson Wilson and George storkey, forging
the namc Of G. b. Bryant, of No. 81 LaSalle
street. to orders upon the Relief & Aid Society
for clothing, $500 to the 9Th; Sam Cohen, James
Garrity, and Alexander ~ Brooks ds burglary "a Of
to The house OF Mrs. Annie Dunno, $500 to the
4tn: Thomas Coleman larceny Of q copper
kettle from R. Liebcrman, $500 to the Sd;
KaIe Rafferty, and Nelly Martin, varrants, $50
fine, Justice Kauf1nann: John Lynch, alias
Lotus, larceny of 8 knit Jacket from North
Clark street Store, $l00 fine; Annie Spindier,
theft of clothing from her employer John G.
Wells, $500 to tie Criminal Court.
sr<rrxres
1,...,....,, $500 .., .,, ,o;, u,ha
1esteroal tlls pt4soue!a ~ lne !a1l WIZ uau LAY
oecn convlcteu o. various crnGs 419s,e turing 1,le
month we're scnlencc4 y vuusc - l!1iMlns' iHe
couflFeont "as eto"uSu ~. ~ oFeanom1ns, ="
TO lle 1act .nht Lne nut1ocs W W h "ss
1 1nnca 'alses snan usual upon sun @ oSeaons' mn'
Inc lo.aom!ns "e.e .ne sGn.eness youn Iule,
man, oargiary, one yeaT rennensiary' meuree
ena Il fa+Seo} t one year. Ma rear
heno, ol tne reno gane, outElaly, iout years
fen1tentla5y Jamc$ rehTah, 4ah larceny o. wa.Gt'
QUE fea1 ,cn ~ vun 1t!1S, nss1ul.'
siA hlontu3 huust ~ A ~. es.on 1:t ;u".u ual.
T,ty, assault, tn,lts uaSS LILLY gan' i%.aMrenee lawrence
bcattle n,au nooeas otGeniEE, pilE oo!Glry. nr.
G'gnteen uaon1us eaeu Acntsnt'aiy' LUTTE
1ohS, Aaleeu5, s%:nse.ee % eus.Inunoo !; Guna
fesne{, Larceny, e1sn1een ~ noasnS oas nertensay
Jonn 'ore, ,a4ee, att,mt s"o ron th;rtn da
G1-,oav III: Don;cI f.oo1or oseauit VIII -
Connty JAIL ILL., Dane! p;t Iuo.e Saa. aSsat'e WIN
IazoE, one year le1,lssaealy t.4pet. Ie hnet'
ousslai} - eeas @ 6;tt;, oGnii III. ia,'
!aieen5' uno sftean ,,,c5,,t,e o1o5 conntr
5on, 44a.esnJ1 usI a1au' 1"' ous1 .a
gail oo'. A1nss', ou' nnr,oz, A"o ase
TE[lLHuLAElj Nldl4 ubo0ulL.