... -4- At ?? yester- day, Dr. Joseph Edmunds, of Grafton-strest, Bond- strest, appeared to au adjourned summons charging him with detaining a pug dog belonging to Maiie Peters, of Graftonestreet, itzroy-square. - Mr. - Bathurst No1man1 solicitor, appeared for the coin- ho ?? the fast hearing of the case Miss Peters Er. saidthat in November, 1888, she bought thedog in lit queation in Leadenball ...

... Truh. POLICE COUWTS, ArkNslON, R01-0 E-R(ionr-y AT Tim CIN~coV- B4 1IM- (.eole DSrown, 61, a traveller, who PIE verp a L~t~oul, was charged before Mfr. sai AA~n1Jwth a rubbery. The complainant qu ~ xr ~~ nig, a shzpbroker in Philpot-laise ~ r reuono te 23rd December he was on7 tli. ui i~ ?? Station 'waiting-o a ?? tn~a~namn uhdu ohim and snatched his tho geiwacwot 0/,fomhspocket, and ran off ...

... bAW JNTELLIGNCE. ?? 2.- - Cr~rTr OF BANKRUPTOY.-D~i *1. jpefc:e Mr. elegistrar Linklater.) SE, CAPTAI' EDWARDS-ATMSON'. A, ¢j lor a receiviug order Iias been presented . . ?? debtor, who is described as of Coom)be 64t; ^M:;lea Su~rrey, proprietor Di the Field Sports ' poii hhe plpheatsolu of Messrs. Musgrave d ?? bcb:dl of AM1. J. Prado, General in he AI , i, his Hopouir xsade the usual ...

... THIE POLICE -COURT8. -4- M.A?SION.\ OUSE:.-THtE GmAT EBRoimnn op FogI0Y1 ?? T~hom=s Tnretr, 65, do- en selibed as haviug no occupation, and Fredrick Virke, tit 49, surveyOrt, were charged on remand, before Alder- Pl ).ISD Sa Andre LuslI, with forging and utteriug a ci Chilian bond for 1,000., with intent fo dtfr d Sir fo Bobert Cardcn and Co., stcekbrokers, 3, Threadneedle- a strict, and Lning ...

... ALLEGED .WHOIMALE BOBBFUS. I -; ; -z . W J Is- ?? I THE BE1AM UA±ITARtY INPEM At the Marylebone Police-court yesterday, 1Geo. Harvey, 25, a butcher, of Aeton-street, Kings! land-road, and Henry Butcher, 27, a waiter, of Broughamn-read, Dalston, were 'chargedwith being concerned together in stealing on thel 11$b December, from 12,a Eton-road, Hampstead, a diamond brocch and a watch valued at ...

... EXTRAORDINARY TEMTIMA CAW. a- 4 . I At the EArlborough-street Poliee-eourt l~es- bY, arjidoLuil, of Albeet fasons,. ~'30th November at.-.Mr.Gohgnpoeitd Mr. Gill coandute the dfne-r egeai t opening the calse. said that the defedn emdt ahave finagined that he was personated in a piece called The Ord Craze that was recently produlced at the L.Princess's Theatre. The consequence was that be Ap- ...

... COURT OF BAMRUPTO-TAN. 1. (1Bdoe Mr. Registrar Hasitt.) RE: JOEN IWDN. A ptition for a receivir -oider has been presented on oehall oi this debtor, who is well known in the City, xld Ivas recently the proprietor of the Salutation Taya-, ?? NtwOvgte,- treot, and he is dseribed as late a licesed viotualler and fish ongmr. Nothing trau:. pired ss to the debts or assets: but it was stated that 1 ...

... THE GA S TOXIS, STRIKE. .LXA~ % .. JS.LWJ.5 T= HARGI 0P INCITING TO XURDM PROBROUTION.BY THE TREARY. tt BOW-Stmet PoUo8e-oo:Atygsteday, Heu Georgo Wi daerlbds a poitor, was 00 reiriand, 'with having, oui be l- Decembr, 1se, at a met ingo 6v peson ?? d ~ ?? eofai F' *'it ;e dbeT Liveeey.-Mr. Foarrest olton4, I d by i A. Stephemsoand Mr. Pollard, proeseted on bebhf Of the rsury; Mr. Henry Lynn ...

... == O I U T TUE POLICE cour,4 4b. - a I ' NVESTMINSTER.-W1lT WomD' CXo Do?- i4 3Edwin Eil, 40, a man ecentrically dessed . in uautical 0 *style, described as a calles-house proptiptor, of 306, i IFullam-road, was charged befors Mr. §41 with being b I a persou of unswund mind wandering - iarge.-Ser- b Igx-tit Bautholooiew, 33 B, deposed that- between tea 4 and elev a yesterday mowniug his ...

... I FOREST GATE DISASTER. T~HE INQUEST~. EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERMTENDENT. Mr. V. C. Lewis, Coroner for~ South Essex, opsued yesterday the~ inquest coaioerllng the d ahof Be tbe tweiitysl boys who Wone suffocated early on H 1yedoen1ay nosiqg at the Forest-gate. Industrial ac 000 Strati rd. 'Though it was generally unertodg th Mj4soee given would be merely an to id ca 1osi ofthe bodies, a I&sge ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF COUNT KAROLYTI. COUNT KAMOLYI, the former ambassador of Austria- Hungary at the Couets of Blrlin and St. James's, died t on Thureday while out hunting on hit estate, neal? r Pressburg r A later telegram from BuluiPasth ebates that the . count wau euddenly thrown from his horse, and waF t taken up dead, It is still uncertain whether he was J stricken with apoplexy while riding ...

... JJNUrXLLanS1 An LuVowrkLJLJ nk'vu&. S' EnWARD CLAPHAM. twenty, a oarman, of New G Oxford Charnbers, Clerkanwell, was charged ao the C, Clorkenwell Police.courb on Monday with being con. re corned, with otherinob In custody, in burgsariously w breaking and entering 135, Gosweil-road, and steal. ea ing therein thirty silk pookeb-handkerchiefs, value w £3, the property of Arthur Magnob. Just ...