, 1879-06-08
CRIMINAL.

George and Jennie Hnghson were yesterday
charged before Justice Hudson with larceny. The
case WAS continued until the 10th inst, each de-
fendant being held In $500 bail
n. Q. Coyle, proprietor OF Il Decent store on
North Clark street, WIS yesterday fined SIS by
Justice Hudson for obstructfng the sidewalk.
There are exactly 909 more who ought to get q
similar dose.
The notorious thief, thug, and hummer, William
alias 'sBid' Hoolihan, was yesterday set free by
Justice Wallace, although the police claimed that,
il time were given them, they could bring evil
dence to implicate. the sconnlfel in the Brighton
burglary.
Luce Stone, the colored man who Was made the
victim Of an unjustlfabe assault BY two policemen
on Wabash avenue some days ago, ma; Yesterday
understood that the Grand Jury will be called upon
to investigate tns conduct OF the o;acers. one OF
whom shot while the other clubocd Stone.
Mention in yesterdays TRIBUNE Of the swindling
Of Louis Wheelock was incorrect in several partic
ulars, owing to the bunglins report OF the case
made By the police. M1. Wheeloctz did not arrive
b. oa Road he mf =. that
Dewey is entitled to fair representation OF the
case.
John Barrett and Austin Hogan, TWO errtns
young men, while employ ed in Gaming chairs at the
fines for vRgsancy, qua1reled over their work.
barrett struck his knife into young Hogan's arm.
necessitating his removal to his home. No. 103
Larrabee street. His assalant was taken to the
wext Madison Street Station. and was booked for
IN assault with intent to do bodily injury.
A very drunken individual giving the name OF
Patrick Farrell. and claiming to be a stranger in
the city, last evening complained at the Armory
tnat three men had euucavorcu to hold him up and
rob him OF nls money and watch and chu III while
he was walking west on Van Buren street, between
State street aud Third avenue. lie resisted them,
and at the approach Of Policeman Denis Dennehey
the trio Ian north through an alley and escaped.
Minor arrests: Charles Extrain, tailor, charged
with stealne bolt Of CLOTH from J.: Binder, OF No.
20l North Wells street; james William Lyman,
charged with riot in resisting the collection OF
board-bill owed to Dennis Holman, OF No. 81
Huron street; Bridget Mckenna, larceny as bailee
Of some linen wh1cn was given her to wash by Mrs.
F. J. Royce, Of No. 295 West Washington street,
and which was recovered in paWuehops; William
Betze again arrested for making threats to kill his
wife Annie; Charles Peterson, larceny Of sailors
kit from Richard Gill on board the schooner Saga.
entered the suioon OF 4. po.tglcse1, on State
street, near HARRISON and got away with about $50
worth OF cigars and small quantity OF clothlne.
% so WINS Tas
nor1ced about tne piuce all Friday afternoon is
pected for the burglary. The came night burglars
West Lake street, and succeeded in getting away
with about $50 worth OF butter, cigars, md other
articles.
Henry Wilson, alias Billie Murray, and his alleged
wife, Ida Wilson, yesterday visited several stores
along State street for the purpose OF plying their
vocation as shoplifteEs. As the former came out
OF Henry Neal's millinery store, at No. @0b State
street. It was noticed that he had something con-
cealed under his coat Uc was arrested By Police
man Thomas No0nan End trimmed hat, valued
ut s., was recovered. He coolly retorted that he
had made mistake, and asked to be allowed to
pay for the hat and 60 home. The policeman said
that was not Inc way criminals were treated ont
side OF justice shops, anu he brought them Doth to
tue Armory and locked them MP.
Messrs.. E. P. Morgan and Nat Reeves, the scalp
ers who were arrested q day OF, two ago 6y
Piukerlon's detectives lof selling railroad tickets
contrary to law, were to be arraigned before jus
ticc Summertied yesterday, put they TOOK u change
Messrs. o'Brien and Kettelle, argued at great
length that the railroads had acted against the law
when they arrested these men without warrants.
Mr.. Trude the attorney for the railroads, claimed
thur inastnuch US they were arrested under The
statute which authorized the arrest OF persons
caught in tile act Of violating the laws the had
to be held over to the Criminal Court, and the jus
tice conceded with him. holding each Of the nsn
under $500 bail
At 1850 o'clock yesterday afternoon Detectives
Murnauc and Wiley arrested at the corner OF
Jefferson anu Harrison streets notorious thief,
wanted for completely with bid = Houihan for
the robbery OF the Larney Bros. at Brighton.
Houlihan yesterday took cnauge Of renuc to Jus-
lice Wallace, md waa discharged npon technl-
rants for him before Justice Walsh and rearrested
him at noon aC his home. No. 1lG Catherine
street. Both took changes OF venue to .Jus-
tice Morrison, where they obtained cont1nnances.
While Conno1s was in jail several of the Witnesses
In the case took look at him. but not one OF them
thought he bore any resemblance to either Of the
robbers. The case against Houlihan is growing
stronger daily. =
Justice Walsh: Lizzie Smith, drunk and dis
orderly, $50 tine; James brennan, same charge.
SlU0 nne; August Gazzolo, West Madison street
saloon Keeper who persists in keeping bis saloon
open after midnight, $50 fine; Edward McNamara.
Margaret Lupy, Robert Burns, dEorderly, sou
fine; Michael 10y, drunk and disoroerly, 800
fine; James Dunno. came charge, Sl00 fine; Zam-
merit Phillips, said to be one OF the men who
raised racket In n. J. Gaus saloon. No. ls3
Nortn Dcsp!aines street, in which the pro-
pEietor was snbbed twice, but not seriously,
Westen and John Gallagher. rcbbins Michael
8heahan, OF No 43 Thirteenth street, Of gold
watch and chain and q small sum Of caah several
$500 ea1a - the Criminal Court; Silss W. I1berge
haaEatdY counlaiut Of Lena Schwartz X810 d