Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16
IN COLLISION WITH THE LAW.

BUNrY HERMAN, charged with stealing fin
ished brass, was held in the sum of 81 900 for
further hearing. He told the off1ctrs where
he hid his plunder
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DOUGLASS, of Boston.
Pa, last night committed Fritz Railing
schaffer to Jail on charge of assault with
intent to commit robbery.
FREDERICK KoBT was arrested by Officer
Baltz last night on Fifth avenue near Pride
street. He was acting disorderly in the
grocery store of Mrs. Somers.
JAMES MCDONALD IS years of age, was ar
rested in the Seventeenth ward yesterday
on a serious charge, Viola Watson, aged 6
years, being the person offended.
JOHN DUFFY, W. s. Cox and William Smith,
who were arrested Friday night, charged as
suspicious characters were discharged yes
terday morning by Magistrate Gripp.
s JOSEPH AND ANNIE GooGIN and Joseph
Maskoli, Polish residents of Soho street,
were in the Fourteenth ward station last
night charged with disorderly conduct.
SUSIE P SHERIDAN and Kate Sheridan were
committed to Jail last night by Alderman
Richards of the Seventh ward, on n charge
of larceny from the person, preferred by
Frank McGar.
CHARLES GANCE, young colored boy, was
arrested by Officer Beckett, last night, on
Crawford street, for throwing handful of
sand in Mary Neeley's face as she was pass
ng mp Wylie avenue.
JULIUS HOWARD and Thomas Jasper were
arrested yesterday by Officer Duncan, and
locked up in the Nineteenth ward station.
They were loafing around East Liberty sta
tion and acting suspiciously.
KATE OREILLY and her daughter, Eliza
beth, charged with keeping a disorderly
house on Bates street, Fourteenth ward,
gave bail before Magistrate Hyndman yes
terday for hearing this morning.
BERKET NEWELL, who lives at No. Al Grant
street, was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer McConaghey. on Lincoln avenue,
East End, for peddling without license. He
was locked up in the Nineteenth ward
station.
Mrs. MARY JOHNSTON, of No. los Forbes
street, notified Officer Bailey last night that
thieves had entered her house and stolen a
pocketbook with -. At the time the robbery
was committed Mrs. Johnston was visiting q
ne1ghbor.
JOHN DIPPERT yesterday made informa-
tion against Matthew Manionn, for assault
and battery before Alderman Aurin, alleg-
ing that Manionn pulled him from street
car of which he is driver, and hit him in the
face and blackene ed his eye.
CHARLES AND WILLIAM PETERSON and Jacob
Harley were arrested last night by Officers
Hilderbrecht and Cornman for violating the
CITY ordinance by peddling without license
When arrested they were selling a lot of de-
cayed celery on Tustin street, Soho.
SUSIE CLARK, colored, was arrested last
night by Patrolman Madison and locked up
in the Eleventh ward station on a charge of
being suspicious person. 1t is alleged by
the officer that she was caught in the act of
stealing q sacque, several dresses, and q
Iady's hat from Martins millinery store, on
Wylie avenue She will be given hearing
this morning.
DANIEL KEssLER, of 154 South Seventeenth
street. is under bail to answer charges of
felonious assault, desertion and non-maln-
tenance preferred by his wife, Philomena
Kessler, before Alderman Hartman. Mrs.
Kess,er saws her husband took an axe to bed
with him, and after she retired he attempted
to kill her with it. After doing this she says
he put her out of the house and refused to
allow her to return.