, 1879-06-25

Halloran, plumber doing buatnoes nenr tho
corner Of Taonty-4txti, and stsso streets: which
esmss sc the Tns gsnE "h Ito
On the 18th Inst! Policeman Edward QntI'an,
ot Tho Twonts-aeoond street s.atson, nrrestcd
Michael Murphy, butcher, for dltordcrlY con-
duct md on Tic wns to the station tic prisoner
reaisted and Was clubhed. Yesterday tic OIL.
sef va, arrestf pon 1gs Masrss s9T, ,i aoa ont
up On tho 18th.
A notorious thief named Marin FLANAGAN vas
arrestetl ut 4:M yesterday afternoon Just as she
had helped hcraolt to quahttty OF ciotlllnE
hanging upon q lialt:rack IN tle residence Of
Henry Mason, No, o83 West TAYLOR street..
sort Of thtovcry III TINT section Of the city. bMt
it Is doubtful II tho eytlcucc Ii oil tho cases will
bc sufficient to convict.
The cc!ahrated case aaatust Peter 2. Brown
mud Maggie Oliver {eoorcdl for obtaining money
hy false ptc'cnscs !ro' Mari 4. llill "as lls"
catrix uot appearlng. XII It vas eiaimcd that sic
had bcon tnttn.ldated and threatened, but no
evidence to that elect was adduccd: Tic great
question ns TO who docs rtln tho Order Of t!o
United Sons antl Daughters, Brotlers as,sl S.
Mcnt.
Minor arrests: Daniel Luete, baasardY, on
complaint Of AuRasta Sax, Of No. Jus Larraoeo
street; Milo Thomas, assaulted NIctto'as Smith;
Alexander. Wiiliatn, aid Sarsh Tiffany, inter
ferng With M atllcgr; Richard bross and ive
other inmates Of q dlsrcputablo " "Cheyonuc"
tive, nrrested upon dfsorhotiY warrant; Louis
Napoleon. vicious eolorad man, brought In
upon warrant for 1!sort1oEiT conduct sworn
ont BY F.Kaspor; j. G. Cowper, charged with
Walsh, caught stealing patr of pants from
Wi!!ouahbY, H!ll i Co.; John Taylor MI,
Edward Corrigan, stealing Iron bolts from tho
Government pier.
Detectives Scott and slayton yesterday
brought Into Ccutsa1 Station two 1lotablcs iu tho
Mccarthy, who arc only short ;ine out,o the
ones who hayo bcep doing nost Of
Thu room rork TINT has been going on 10 the
business sosttoo Of tls city, ln their possession
skeleton keys and other articles, including q
common tablc-knlfc, which y, howoTer, a
useful tool to such felows. 4 maj.
tlinka when he puts =. sprinE-'ock with
tint ho Is perfectly safe. The thief comes
along, and by slipping common knife close to
tho edge OF tho door-jamb easily manages to
| strike tho bcvelcd edge nf the bolt of tho lock
with the Up 81 tho knife, md lltt!e steady pref
| lie then turns tho handla and cutors. When
he leaves with hts piunller Ee closes tho door a.
| carefully as the owner had done, aid tllcro is
ye eay' y y;S5y nee,ss a. { 1s e % snpss was
and most Ingenious In tho thieves
profession Scott was scns to the Peni.
,tenltary for tho burglary OF Architect
Gray's room on Ln9al1o street. At that time be
was working with tic notorious sate-blowcl
Willie Tarble,. now In the PcntcnttarY, and
from the following sate combination, which
was written upon piece ot paper found
upon him yesterday, It is thought he
! lns been prncticing the snme. Inns of busi
ness again. It reads: "Turn to the lcf'
three times to 48; turn to right past 48 twice u
%; tnrn left past ~ once to III; turn right te
Nc. II" II any one recognizes thts cotnbiLa
tlun the officers will be pIeaacd To hear froE
him. Thus far they haVe no caso agafr,at the
prisoners, and they arfeased them upon genera
| principles.