CITY infelIl~ence.
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Police Onace--suSpAr--.Either the rogues kept
within their dens to-day, the officers having had
sufficient amount Of work the past week, did not eel
disposed to sur out after them. Tor not single case OF
interest up to-day. The number Of burglares that
have been committed during the last four weeks exceeds
any thing before known in this city. To be
sure they have generally been Of not very important
character, and but small amount OF property except IN
one or two instances has been Stolen The nave
been very successful in escaping detection and in con-
ceaing tne stolen property and probably but smal
portion OF any OF will ever be recovered The ocers
nave about given the search labour thrown away
az BY the present regulations they not allowed any
remuneration no matter what time they spend tracking
ahie and to recover property In the case
OF Hoppy new in the States Prison, officer Gilbert f.
Hays spent great deal o time and money in searching
ior him. obtaining evidence against him. and finally sue
ceeded III arrestng him. He looked forward Of course with
confidence to some reward the conviction OF the cr
minal was certain Hoppy escaped and alLhands were
on the look out for him Officer Hays was untirng in his
exerons and was finally party that in
capturing him. Through him. in great measure, Hop
py was induced to make the disclosures which led to the
recovery Of about hafthe property stoen and
and trouble in the affair cannot be expected that the
Messrs Rockwell who have been such sufferers BY the
robbery will do anything but certainly the city should
DO something to encourage what few efficient and intel
lgent officers we have got.


COrOner's Office -MELANcHeLY DEArn.-A fire
broke out this moraing about day break the third story
OF the house No 1855 south street. which Is occupied by
several families room in the fourth story occupied
by man named Dennis Kane his wife and child, who
were sleeping at the time the fire broke out They were
awakened by the smoke in their ROOM and Mrs Kane and
her child escaped in safety Kane after partially dressing
himself endeavOred some of his furniture,
sufocated with the smoke that he died after
coming out He lrishman, and about SO years o
age The coroner held an inquest yesterday, and the
jury rendered verdict in accordance with the facts.


ANOTHER VIcrIM.-Ths coroner also held an inquest
Mary Ann Nc ahon 81 Of age, who died from con
gestion OF the hrain, produced by intemperance