, 1876-03-19

Lizzie Kaue, proprietress OF cigar store a
No. 557 State street. was arrested last evening q
the instance OF A. r. Cessery. who charges he
with the larceny Of ring he had deposited Witl
her as security for entertainment.
Thomas Reilly entered McGratl's paper etor.
on State street yesterday aud disarranged th,
stock TO the extent of dozen rolls, which he at
tempted to carry off. Officer Mad.gan pouncet
| upon him before he could escape, and lodgee
| him in tho Armory.
! Thomas McCarty and Charles Williams were
observed by Officer Pat Maoney trying to pick
pocketn. They succeeded in taxing a woman't
] They we're brought before Justice D'Wolf, uto
held them to the Criminal Court for further ap-
| pcarance in $500 bail, in default whereof they
| went to jail.
During yesterday forenoon Vincent HIND and
Richard Richards called at tho house Of 1Ir.
Armitage, No. ITS West Randolph street, on
pretended er1and, and while Richards talked
Hand got away with gold watch. They were
arrested by Detectives Flynn aud Ryan. but the
watch was not recovered, each criminal claiming
the other had it.
John Russa! OF No. 8]5 North Clark street,
was before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday
morning. on the charge OF passing q counterfeit
$40 bill Of the National Bank OF Richmond, Ind,
and On tho additional charge of selling tobacco
without paying the special tax. A preliminary
examination was held, and the defendant gave
bai! in the Sum OF $1,000 to appear Monday.
Last Tuesday night the gents' furnishing store
OF F. Il. Putnam at No. 109 South Clark street
was robbed Of quantity OF SOCKS collars, neck
ties, ETC., by breaking through the front window
officer Swanson arrested John Heeney and An
Me Williams yesterday morning in house on
Polk street and succeeded in recovering por-
tlon Of tho stolen property. An examination
before Summcr6sld resulted in the discharge Of
tho woman Williams, Heenoy being held to the
Criminal Court in bonds Of 800.
Eugene Hartman is an ex-Constable, man
who has become rather notorious as Notary
Public, aud is also known as professional
bondsman. He mover pays any rent for the
house he occupies; at least lot as long as
sl,et there is any means Of avoiding
rs long as possible, a suit Of forcible detainer
was commenced against him in Judge Wallace's
Court, to obtain possession OF the premises, and
lie was badly beaten in the suit. To avoid the
necessary payment OF Il Just debt be took an ap-
peal to the circui: Court. aud secured
bond. Thus mans name waa Charles F.
Burbridge, and ho scheduled the following
property as belonging to Hartman, and swore to
that effect tho house and lot known as No.
and a lot, No, 723 West Lake street (owned By |
E. F. Ruuyan, the attorney. Tho facts con- |
corning this bond were discovered, it's |
falsty prored, and there is now q warrant |
out from Justice Mecchs Court for tbs |
arrest Of c.. +. Burbridgo On = |
charge of perjury. Snch ero the mems cra-
p1oyed by Hartman to keep possession OF q |
house without paying rent; since carrying the |
appeal from the suit Of forcible detainer TO the
Circuit Court necesssates delay Of about t
;wo years, all OF which time Hartman would be
,njoying free house-rent wero it not for
he fact that the slight discrepancy was
in bis bond, and his little game
checked. There is ring Of just euch men in
or perjury have arisen OF late, and Hartman
les been mixed up in tho matter in some way
very time, but has as yet lett no point uncover-
ID where he could be touched. Several OF the
ustices have been endeayorins Of late to break
p this system Of professional bonding, and
ustice Mech is foremostin tho number, several
ases Of perjury haviug bcon brought to light !
trough his efforts.