, 1874-05-07
CRIMINAL.

Frederick Low Was before Juettco Scully yes
to-day, charged with stea1tug lack from the
stable OF Patrick Dewitt; No. 255 West Kinzic
Rtreot lie waa hold under $500 bonds for his
appearance to-day.
o. II. Crotohor, who lives at No. 152 Curtis
street, Was before Justico soully yesterday,
charged with whipping bis wito. Tho cxse wan
continued under 800 bonds,
The two boys, Rosonoranz and Monohsn, who
wero arreBted for passing counterfeit $50 COM
pound-ntcgost Troaaury noto, wore before Com
missioner Uoyno yesterday, who held them in
bortls Of 91,500 each to answer in tho Unitod
Statos Circuit Court.
Patrick Afananon, for receiving stolen goods,
knowing them to llaya baen stolen Jamas
hional,an, William Doyle, mud Richard Warren,
terday. Iho first tlrao were held under $500
bonds each for their appearance Tuesday, aud
Warren under sGoo bonds for appearances on tho
18Th inst.
Honr3 P. Gordon, charged with obtaining
money under false pretoiises sud with larceny,
was before tho South Side Police Court yoster-
day. Gordon is tho person who, representing
himae|r to bo collectng.agent for tho Binger
Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company, col
loctcdf from some huhdi dicdand odd persons month
ly payments On n1aohiucR purchased BY them.
ing, who arrosted Gordon with sto1on goods on
his person, belonging to L. Chadwick, at No. 324
West Randolph Hsroot. The prisoner was held
oyor to the Criminal Court in bonds Of 41, 600
undor tho first charge. Tho lattor waa con-
tinued.
At don on tho corner Of Canal md Twolfth
stroots can DO found forty or moro little boys,
who arc kept in h state OF abjeot sarvitude by
follnw who turns them loose Oh tho streets every
morning and requires than. by asking
fcr. tr1t4 }3r
Willie Lowls Q bright, interesting little boy,
| only years Of ago, was bofore Justice 8oully
yeBtorday, aud rolatod ha p,tiful story, which
was that lis leartiess father hired him to this
bog bog tic sum Of 90 oen;s @ for lis master tbe1oby
noting tha latter Sc ceuts. THO httlo follow was
eent to tho Homo Of the Fricudleas.
| Adams. tho hotel-thies who robbed Edward
| Brown Monday morning Of his watch and Chain
| at Kuhn's Hotel, waa before Justice .Doylen
noy, tho oaso was esontinued Til yesterday morn,
lng, tho prisoner being held IN s1 200 bonds.
Yesterday Adams was again brought be-
fore Juetico u Boyden and Associate
prayed for ehanso of vonue, on affidavit of H.
prisoner that he could not receive I'll Impartial
trial before this Court. Tho prayer Of the de-
fendant was granted, and the case was sent to
Justice soully. The object in first asking for q
continuance and afterwards . change, OF Veauo
in this oaso il plain, Two Of the most important
witnesses. n1r. Brown aud gentlaman who
was with him at the time. tho robbery was
committed, were compelled to leave tho
city last evening for tho East, and will
| bo absent somo six or eight months.
Hence these legal dodges wore rogorted to: On
the cnso being presented to Justice Scullg, ho
decided that lie had no authority to Try tho cnse
the statute providing that change Of vo',uo
should bo from ono Justice to tho next Magis-
trate, which would be Justice Hainoa. The
case waB then presented to Justice Van't Woud,
who continued it till Saturday, placing Adams
under $4,000 bonds for his appearance. BY that
time the principal Witnesses IN the caso Will
havo loft tho city. mud the aim
OF the prisoners counsel will be &C.
complisl,ed. Supt. Felton, OF tho Bride:
wcll, was III the city yesterday, and informed
tho reporter that ho had given notice to the
authorities to hold Adams when hiA case was
disposed Of, in order TINT he should serve out
the remainder OF the aentenoe OF $100 fine and
ninety days at hiH institution, from which he
escaped fow days prior to tue perpetratioR Of
the robbery Of Ar. Brown.