, 1874-05-24

! watch and cla1n on the 13d OF April.
JOHN Gray Wac befors the North Side Police
Court yesterday, to answer to the charge OF an
| assault upon the person of a party unknown.
He was held for his further appearance on the
| 26th inst. in bonds Of $500.
| Justke Kaufman disposed Of the following
! Offenders yesterday: Mary Stacy, malicious
mischief, continued till Tuesday in 1900 bonds !;
James Burns. larceny, continued till tomorrow
in $500 bonds; and Peter Smith, disorderly, was
| fined S.
Richard Lass, the young man who WAS arrest
| ed for burglariously entering the Sherman
House billiard-room last Friday, week ago.
| was yesterday before the Soush-Side Police
Court. nnu, by request Of his attorney, WIS held
over to the Criminal Court in $1,000 bonds.
Maurice Calvin was arraiRned before Justice
sculiy yesterday, On tho charge Of burglary
Mrs. Whitney, Of 1876 Catherine street, testified
thar one night three weeks ago he reused her
from her peaceful alumbe1s, and, pointing re-
volvor at her head, compelled her to hand over
$3.50 of her frugal savings. The prisoner was
discharged, it being shown that the ladies' were
mistaken ~ to his identity, as at that time be
Was confined in the County Jail.
James Fleming, alias James johnson, Was TT
rested on Twelfth street, between Wabash and
Michigan avenues, Thursday morning last, be-
tween the hours OF and O'Clock, after having
gained m entrance into the barber shop Of the
Grand Central Hotel, and stolen two or throe
him was sufficient to hold him over to tue Crimi-
nal Court in bonds Of $500 yesterday.
The ease against Gay Harrington, the seducer
Of Mary J. Hibbard,-the particulars Of whose
suicide last Monday are already known,- for the
procuring OF an abortion upon his victim, was
called at Justice Scully's Police Court yesterday
morning. but continued until Thursday, On the
Production OF medical certificate as to the ina-
bility OF Mrs. Hibbard, mother OF the deceased,
to attend IL court.
Michael Gallagher, who WAS tried at the April
term Of the Criminal Court for committing rape
upon the person OF d half-witted deaf and dumb
girl living in tho vicinity of Bridgeport and sue
ceeded in gaining m aoquittal on account OF tho
stupidity Of the prosecuting witness, IVES again
arrested On the charge Of an attempt to
perpetrate the same deed upon two
women Friday night. at about the hour OF 9 |
o'clock. The intended victims rea!de at or near |
the corner OF Kossuth end WaE1ace-street, and |
were knocked down, dragged and abused, until |
their screams brought to their assistance Officer
Richard Conuell, who succeeded in making the |
arrest OF Gallagher after strong resistance !
on his part, the officer being compelled to handle
him roughly before he would quietly accompany |
him. He WAS locked up in the Harrison Street |
Station. Yesterday morning be WAS brought be-
fore Justice Boyden, who continued the case un-
iii Tuesday next, placing the prisoner under
bonda of 81 800 for his appearance.
Charles O'Leary WAS arrested Friday for TO-
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Archer avenue, and keeps saloon at that place. !
which was ono OF the haunts OF the notorious |
Hanaran, alias Pulter, and Bush the boys were
held over to the Criminal Court for larceny and
burglary The property, consisting Of two pairs
II shoes. four watches, 3 shawl, one sci OF
,hirt-Btuds, and other little articles. was found
II the bureau-drawers in O'LearyB house. The J
watches and shawl vera Unidentified by son Of
he prisoner. The rest is held for Identification |
It thu Harrison Street Station. There was also |
, no in naDar mDnav and G6 in min takar IT rho !
ame time. The paper money ia undoubtedly
counterfeit, as the boys were before Commits
loneT Hoyne, and by him hold ia $1,000 bonds
o the United States District Court for passing |
ounterfoit bank-notes Justice Borden yester- |
lay morning held tue prisoner ia $500 bonds for !
lis appearance before him On Monday, aud !
oung O'Leary was held ss witness in bonds Of |
200.
Daniel Cooper was up before Justice Boyden
esterday to answer to the charge Of larceny.
ome two weeks ago, it will bs remembered that
1-Ald. Whitaker met with an accident BY the |
unuing away Of his horse. That evening he | :
mployed Cooper to attend him home, and look {
tter his horse and remain over night with him. {
Ie treated the fellow kindly giving him the best
liquor and cigars to regaie himself with Dur 1
X tue night Mr. Whitaker was wakened by q
oise in tue roou1s below his sleeping-apart- | 7
lent, and discovered the negro leaving the room
18th q box Of cigars in his baud; on being dis G
overed be dropped them, and offered some
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oJthing wrong, returned to his room. In the !
forming the dsrkey had gone, and taken Whit ]
.keris watch and chain with him. The Justice I t
ED him over to the Criminal Court in $500
onds- /
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank Kuhn, beer-yapder on Kinzie street, | t
as before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday, un-
er the charge Of violating the Internal Revenue
". SEQ. u, act of June s, 1872, relative to | il
Cawinc beer without having properly defaced {
le stamp He WAS held in 81, 900 bonds to the | 8
nited States District Court g
H. A. Hoznsby ia the general agent for Bos- q
IN directory firm known Al Felt i Co., ] q
Id employs ~ell-disposed and industrious c
subs p" to assist him in canvassing =
acago for tho purpose Of obtaining P
Inscriptions for tile directory in ques- '
~. Mr.. Hornsby, however, says he made .
mistake when he employed Joseph Il. Barring y
n. Yesterday he complained before Justice s
aines that Darlington had collected money be-
ngng to the Felt finn, and had fradulently /.
inverted the amount collected to his own pri- IL
to use, with intent to defraud. The Justice o
ued warrant for tho arrest of Darlington, C
d, at d late hour last night tho minions OF the
' we're looking out for him, but had not sue