, 1879-07-27
MINOR OFFENSES.

SWBEP1NGS FROM THE POLICE STATIONS.
n. Levy yesterday complained at Central
Station that, while unloading junk mud old iron
at Schwartz's yard, No. 800 Canal street, some
one stole from his wagon box containing about
Sl50 worth Of dry goods. He wanted d search
warrant for the premises.
Tie police still continue to run in vagrants
wherever aud whenever they hcd them and hap-
pen to be provided with the necessary warrant.
In the West Division there were booked last
night Dyer Smith, Halsteu street gambler,
Walter Carpenter, Thomas McDermott, and
Charles Peters, alias Fred Hanley, young
thieves and migrants. 4 number OF worthless
creatures were taken in at the ArmorT, chief
amongst whom was Florence Crandall, the
alleged Wilckie murdcress-
The night OF JULY William Graham's cigar
store, No. IS West Madison street, was entered
by burglars, who carried away about $40 worth
OF cigars. Albert Fetterman, Eugene Keller,
and George Jennings were arrested as
they were removing the plunder from
hole unocr the sidewalk. The boys were
held to tie Criminal Court, but they claimed
that q song-and-lancc man named Richard
Knowles had committed the burglary, and that
the sidewalk. which> they were anxious to ob-
tain as joke on him. Knowles was arrested
last night
Yesterday afternoon two eouttesaus, named
Maggie CoogaD and Nellie McCabe, had some
nf shame and thc n,1arrei was finished ~ n res
tanrant Mt the northwest corner of CIurk aud
Van Buren, streets By Nellie cutting her antago-
mist twice With sharp pocket-knife, once over
hand nsmcd Ssm Rremrn- wto was
- witnass ut rhe onarre1 fnrnished the
f.rmaoant Win the knife with which
eha Al tha c,,,+;no ard was ,rr-etcd with hcr
Tha ;n3rro5 von,an,e cuta wera st;,cnad IN hv
~ ire Il Innee "T in - ncehorinr drme.store and NJ
voro nrono,1ncnd MT seriona
Friday morning couple OF otlcersl IN the West
DIVISION were e1ea,f censureo oY sonie
gnet;ce fnr making an attemnt to
convict for vaorancy John Wall. of whom every
body spoke highly. 1t transpires that Wall was
arrcsted on the 9ih of January last, ia company
with :John Rurns and Cnartcs Bellmap. cbarped
VIZ VIZ stoa,in,r co,nor worm from Wn}3f,c
fonndrv' nn nn Wcst Tnse street. Re was tr,eu m
tn.. t:rn,,;na, f,o,,rt1 % and was awarded one md
.ba,1 veors IN he Penientiarv. which nenaI
nnthing arainst him il he will Keen off the
strants .n,i romoin Mt work
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Quite an excitement was occasloned yesterday
BY the eomp!aintto Tue ponce tnata young woman
named Emma FAST mas oeen abducted from
No. S2O Elston avenue. II was stated that
she arrived here on the 3tE INST
direct from germany ana mat her
brothers, living az no. q 'euuer street, had
found employment Tor her at the nome OF a
nrahnn The harrosv;n@ naTt vt the ~ tale wos
That iost Wednesday q wagon containing two
..an AMI women and some chilt1rrn drove m tn
.aa ha,,ee u.u n', that ono of The mon eo1eraS
she hnusna and stated thar Emina,s cousin had
fnund for her a hetter nlace. and that She shonid
nou," ~. a1an1 H;ti' h;n Sha did sn on1, was
NSAte HtSot- "AssN ~~t ~"~0 '"~0
TIsso This snsat;on ~. however fe1i fat wien it was
renortsd "1e ias n;oht rllat Emma had been fo,'nd
~ ~ncJ and snfe keeninp. aid in The emntoV of
~ r;ya1 milk dealer ut 10. SoS sontbport ayenue.
Hdt n'ty now ex,aed IaS npeAeu - p'''''S "A' Ao'
Ao-' e~o
The Me(2uade family, OF the Eighth ward, is
doing more than its share in the criminal line.
o. 0s o the IS IN m 1o1 tue s o5 %
named Timothy was Yesterday lodged in the
Armory, but, ginsularly enough, was booked
By the alias of Thomas Mack There was
commotion aud cries Of Stop thief" early
corner OF Clark and Washington streets, and
Detectives Steele md Mcdonald, who ran with
the crowd, succeeded in arresttne the young
man. In his flight be tried to throw away
skeleton key ana several ether barsaFloqs I'm I'M
surprised him in the act OF going through some
Of the rooms, which is quite probable, Tor he is
only recently out OF jail Tor the same kind OF
work: ae is an inveterate young thief, vino has
greatly disgrdccd his family.
:Instice Walsh. Thomas Ouirk. warrant md
thcfs s5i) fine: Daniel Hanfey. larceny Of a
horse hlonkct from d. Farley. s30l to tie eSth:
Alhprt W;esner sam to The Criminal t;ourt for
the theft of cigors and groccries from the wagon
of !. ". Stehhins. agent for Snrague. Warner i
a.. and winch was kent In Gross, livery
on Clinton street: James Levere. same
charpe. $500 to the Criminal Court:
Thomas Marlin. RECEIVING the DIuuder in his
saloon nj. NJ. tx West Iaiye street. sam ditto.
George Stokey. Thomas Kearing. Timothy
warrants. s1(N) nne each: Ann Duffy and Jerry
Donnellcy, drunk and disorderIy, S1UO fine; Mary
Clark, alias Hicks the mistress Of Thompson,
the burglar, 800 fine. Justice Wallace: Mag
gic Smith, George Walker, and George
Foster, vagrants and thieves, $50
fine each; Fannie Williams, Nellie
Anderson, Joseph Coycy, disorderiy, $25 fine
each; William Joyce, charged with stabblDg
Patrick f!aherty twice in the face some weeks
ago, $500 to, the Criminal Court; Patrick
Cavanaugh, John Russell, Thomas O'Rrien, at
tempting to rape Airs. Catherine Learey, $500
each to the Criminal Court; Harry Aston, the
bunko-roper who beat Capt. Percival, OF the
English army, out Of Ell in gold and diamond
ring at the real od-ias1rioned game of bunko,
as dealt out in rooms al No, 147 Monroe street,
discharged. as Capt. Percival had been