, 1874-08-09

Yesterday, on the .codvening OF court. the jur
banded in their verdict Of " not guilty"
After the Petit Jury had been discharged
States Attorney Reed addressed the Court, ant
requested that the order for impaneling the ne1
Grand Jury might be changed from the Sis
inst. to the Gath. as the jail rapidly filing Ut
with offenders who should be disposed OF before
that tune. The Court thereupon changed thu
| order as requested.
SENT DOWN.
Yesterday tho following criminals vera sent tc
Joliet under charge Of Jallor Foz: Charles
EaIil. manslauehter, sentence one year; Micaael
] O'Dtien. rape. ten years; John Adams, larceny.
one year; George Howe, burglary, one year
nam, horse stealing, lree years; Andrew
burst, horse STEALING, three years; Ed
ward Myers. burglary, two wears; Edward
Mecane larsenr one year; 1 Martin Lawlos
intent to kill, fifteen months: Michuel Flavin,
larceny, ono year; Isaac Marshall (colored),
rane, three years; Julius ". Fry, forgery, one
year; James Reynolds, pockot-picking, one year;
Woods, robbery. ono year; George Duncan,
robbory, one year; John Forfeit, stamp-
ing and stealing ral1rca1 tickets. one year !;
George Harris (co!orcdD, burglary, two
years; John Martin, ,pocket-picking.
ing, one year Patrick McMahon, larceny. one
year; james Monroe, burglary, one year John
| McMahon, burglary. one year; Theodore Nc
Cuue. forgery, one year John Clifford (color-
eu!. es. poasaas, one year n james hogan, pur-
sa ond .,5 90 atI eI1n' ui;n' 1at1Teoy, iMo
In ccpy, two years and ei1 months !; Cha1le
IN -acar;t- stoian nrn,.r' "14lan n,n aa A.
70 TIE REFORM SCHOOL.
At the same time 20 o'clcck} aud on the same
tram, went Sheriff 'sTim Bradley. en- route for
poutiac, with Lawrence Esan and Thomas
Reyn ods, two youthful thieves, who had been
sentenced to tLe Reform School.
THE POLICE COURTS.
John Baxter, on complaint OF bis wife, was
fined $s0 yesterday, by Justice Boyden, for dis
orderly conduct. consisting in abusing and
beating her. In addition to the fine he VAS
placed under $500 bonds to keep tile peace.
1gnatius schoen. who WAS arrested Thursday
last by Detective Tv1Tell. on tue charge OF va
gra,ncy' ~as prought before n Justice Borden yer
sustained, and the prisoner Was discharged.
There was no evidence to prove vag1ancy, and
tue arrest seems to have been merely to crafty
the private malice OF tho detective.
James Welsh wca se,t IN thu 7>r;;,a,r.1, ros.ox-
.y ornn" ,or ninetr - dnea 1e tor
bracelet and shawl from tha hopsa ~ R1,s
Miller. 127 Monroe street
William noone who ue1 rb,road viii .r,o,
At the huild;nr 5oo Sorrth IIr;on straa+ waa ~
have had bis t1aI Yesterday rnornin, hnr hs
case was continued at The West sids Police
Court iii tho i5th under - mn mil
~, r1..,,.
Ihe case Of William Gubbins charged with
steallng - .5Oo worth OF cloth from the store
ira pnv1o, rauta-Jo, ~ ~ .aa,,.ss ho,a -
10 cr;;,;na1 ro,et =, hs;1 ~ 90 mn us0 neo ~
' - A1N ~ ~1'oo'
John Lamb. who was held in 600 few days
ago, charged with burglary OF the Office Of Mr.
EEhardt, 4 lumber dealer on Canal street, failed
to come to time yesterday morning. SO Ills
bondsmAn, George ". Craiey, s stuck for tho
s7oo.
Fanny F1la,rorth WIN 1ivos IN ho,.. ~ III
fame m Desnlaincs streat was .rrested vn.tardav
mn,1;nc AZ / o,c1oel nI,a,cad .tt stna,,,ss .o11
from I;corce B,nneu w,6 xas IN tha hn'1so ~
the time Sba was fa1d nnder s5lo hi ri 7,.1t
Satrriny- @40t>1 ~'N'~- ~0~S ''1' ~A'4 14s~'
An o5a o7av.h-,aed man n.uod " D T.sao-
was hafora Ir.+,ca Ro,o,r veato-Jar ~ ,ncw.- !
to the CHARGE of aen,ujt Il secma th-t ha |
want intn fl,e Office - r Vh;ta ~ +he
bnildino M ~ C1.rr atreet T-;6av
[aht and in convara,t;on xr;th tho+ t,aa,Ic
msn hecane ro,en1i~ anroaad ana sJdne! dra
aka Tie 1ifa of WL,e IL Vra arro,tad .o5
Fred S1}0f ant1 in .ddt;or tharatn n1acoS r,d.-
$500 Eopds to keen tho ne.ca. He Eaa nnahla
- aa,,1a In fna srJ 10 po1 ~ ;7r-an,o -,;,a
. Honry, Mason. who was released from tho
oi1deVel Monday last, went into Norse's jew
r;d.r sttor,,onr .,d."1eJ 80 ~ oo
yL;ch Eoa shosrn fro Ia 1rohhaJ +11ea e,a;j
h.,ns vnr,h s1an md ~ a3rar ~. stu
,1tar Rim Yastsrdar 1aorr;,,a i 10 aa p Els "
hn criminal conrt y sson hnida ~ "~" o7'o ~
Last "Wednesday mornings paper mentioned
he fact that William IalbeEt had been arrested
no oTough. before tue South Side Police Court
he Gay before, charged with larceny. Ia!berts
ucnse consisted in stealing horses from the
tables OF their owners and 1mpounding them
= the city pound, reco4v1ng therefor - per head
ne case was continued On that day till Friday. ! !
hen it was again called up. aud occupied nearly
he entire afternoon. Boyden reserved his do
ision till yesterday afternoon, wheu he decided
Ls G,anJ 1nrr a,,G haIa tha a, rrioonar ae1
:, ;m;n.1 cn,,rt j.; hnnds ~ aano s,;a ~ 10
;van 'A' oo1' - 000o' - s''o' "1lel "e1e
A'oD'
Detective Heinzuan arrested Maurice Symop, .
'Eday afternoon, on the charge Of larceny, IN
teains gold watch tiom border iu his house t
n Polk street, between Third and Fourth ave- .
ues. The theft was committed some time ago. {
nd i: is alleged that Syuon entered tho house
1rough window, to make it appear that ,
II outside party had committed tile robbery. I
ho watch WAS found on him, ahd ho was locked [
u to await hearing At the couyening OF the !