, 1874-04-25
CRIMINAL.

Willie Ray, little boy only II years of ago. who VA,
destitute Of parental care, was sent to the Catholic
Asylum by Justice Scul]y.
Michael Fitzgerald and Henry Moore were ARRESTED
LAST Friday by Officer Flynn for larcouy Yesterda,
they were pefoze Justice scully who held them 70,
further evidence until the 18th fns under $500 honda
George #. Got sworo out warrant againat Richard
Cody yesterday before Justice Boyden, charging him
with the larceny Of s., 800. Cody was arrested and
gave bail In the Of S. 900 for further sppearance
Agnes Mccoy, = young girl, WAS before the Wes.
Side Police Court yesterday morning charged with
larceny The article stolen being Of ya1ue and the
girl very young, tha charge was changed to that OF
disorderly and she wzs sent to tho Catholic Asylum
John Hognn and Albert West, the two lads who were
arrested few days ago for stealing tho nozzics
from tre-plugs, were besors the Test Side Police
Court yeatcrday. William oConnor, who has charge
Of the fre-p1ugs, and Phil Lynch were tho pziucuai
witnesses against the boys, who wore held tho Grim
tnal Court in $500 bonds.
johnnie Martin, one Of the minstrel boys" and
II. C. Lowman, bartender at the Clifton House Who
we're accused Of being connected with the clothes
smuggling case, were before Commissioner Hoyne
yesterday, and gare bail for their appearance he
United Sta-es District Court In tho Of $500 Billy
Coustr4ght and R. Il. Halley will glgs bonds on
Monday.
The suit Of James Nowlan against James r. Cotey,
msnager Of the Restern Catholic. for the sum of
Sls2, claimed ~ compensation for brain
work expended on editorials for that paper,
was concluded yesterday before Justice Haiues Tbs
o o e. e wae .s
they did no: remember of setting up one Of the
comp.ainants editorials, but toy had set up local al
vertisements which were written by Nowan. Justice
aines rendered decia1on for tho complainant giving
him Judgment for $685. which Is tho amount Of his
salary at SIS per week from March April H. 1874
This amount account Of eom1nissiona Tor
advertisements than foE e1toriala" clained to have
been written By Ar. Noulan-
: a gentleman By tho namo Of q. r. Howe, who halls
from Boston, hss been in Chicago for the past two
TeekA, buying and selling produce Mr. Howe hn4
had shipped him from the ;" Hub several carloads
OF onions for this and the St. Louis markets, Last
week be sold to Frederick Hatcrholter. at No, I02
South Water street, twenty barrels OF onions out Of
carosd then their way, and upon their arrival de-
hveret the receiving Waterholers check for size in
payment; on the day the check was given Ho7e dis
posed Of IT. and left that evening for st. Louis After
giving the check, Waterholter discovered that
the barrels in which the onions were packed y;era
smaller than represented BY Howe and thereupon be
called upon tho bank on which he had drawn his
check and stopped payment of the same. On The re-
turn Of Howe, he was notified at the proceedings Of
and yesterday morning co]ed On him to
why he had stopped the payment Of the
Finally Howe informed Watesholter that, had he
been in the city at the time payment Of the check
sas refused. he should hayo thrown Waterhoter
nto bankruptcy, and that he thu1nbug" This |
more than Waterhoiter could staud 20 be ordered
Howe out OF bis Rtore, advancing upon him In threat
.ning manner. Howe retreatoi towards the front
1oor when he esp!ed barrel OF celery aud seizng
eW bunches Of that esculcut he hurled them at lbs
lead OF Waterhoer At this stage OF the proceedings
brother Of Waterholtes, whoas front name is Her
be Bosson.u, who subsequently sworo out warrant
the arrest OF the brothers. Haterholter also sore
nut warrant for the arrest Of Howe for assault OIL
l1u Yesterday Justice Hanes tried both cases COM
nencng with that Of Howe against tho brothers. He |
ned Herman SO and COSTS aud discharged Frederick
The Waterho1ters appealed from the decision Iuthe
3 and costs. and. Is he to 1eavs the evening
rain Tor his homo in Massachusetts, he paid hs Ane