, 1877-02-03

yet how lonely she felt. lie denied that he hal
or .bst e s eee er sSest nse, @
closed the evidence for tho daY, anu the tAeG
will be continued to-day.
IN GENERAL.
THR CRIMINAL BUSINESS BEFORE JuD0H nLoD-
GRIT.
The cnse Of Henrv Fcncrstcin and Charles
Plugcr for violating the Bankrupt law vas con.
tludcd yesterday before Judge Blodgctt, and
the Jury found them guilty on stx counts.
There were three parties whom they were found
to llavc defraus1ct, and two counts IN eaeh one
on whtcf, verdict was rendered. Tic charges
were: first, that they did, within three months
before the commencement OF The bankruptcy
proceedings against them, under false color
and prctcnsc Of carrying on business aid deal
Ing in tho ordinary coufso Of trade, obtain
credit from L. 8. Chaplin, phclan 4 Bolton, and
I.llfeon d ato1(larl, goods and clsatlels {boots
md shocs} with intent to siefraud those parties;
second, that, within three months before tho
announcement Of the bankruptcy proceedings
they fraudurcntlY obtained goods and chattels
in the ordinary cnurse Of trade, and had not
rald for them. Thcre weYe eight counts, and n
vcnlIct OF entity on six OF them. u appeared
from the evidence that Feuerstcin, PnuEcr, and
one Sch0ttcld entered into a partncr.hip III the
boot-antl-shoo business In January, 1876. They
made ont memorandum Of purchases to tho
amount OF $fS,000, anil Feucrstcln went on to
New York. where hc ordered go.xls on credit tn
an account OF his lonas, when Schotlcfl askcl
why ho ordered such an amount lie then nn-
folded an elaborate schenc for awind]ing, but
Bcl,ohcll would llavc none OF 1t, nnd withdrew
.top the sending .oi TIC goods. Tho others
then vent on With tho business will,
tho goods that Ind been dispatched be-
forc schoncld ,telceraphcd, until they
ii the same year. They started viii, something
like $40, ,0O Of goods, but wien they were put
In bankruptcy they Ind only few hundred
;lollars' worth ef stock 'eft: Thoy were thcn
wl,ici. was tic criminal proceedings. When TIC
verdict vas rendered, Judge Dlodgctt ordered
that thcy should he taken into custody, they
having been out on bail.
Charles stubcntach was tried on charge Of
passing counterfeit money, n1,d acquitted.
AuguAtns Koch. who kept vinegar factory
on the North Side. indicted Tor attempting to
manufacture alcohol witlIoutpaytng tux, pleaded
y s. y s assfea s that tn faa s : s:s sas s9a
sale of some Of tho property.
Tito proceedings against Washington s!mous
were dismissed,
W,llam s. Albums, Indicted for violation of
the Internal Revenue LAW, plealed guilty and
was hcnteneca to .par anG nf 81 900 anu costs
County Jail.
THE STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
An Ortler was cntGrel yesterday by Judge
1slolGett for q second dfvi1cnl-mecting to 6o
l,cltt Feb. 10 III tue case OF the State Insurance
Company: Tho prime object Of tho meeting,
howeger, Is to Riye tue Assignee, Mr.. Homer
nrs ahuut his future nctiorL The condition Of
tho Company Il not the simplest III tho world,
rnd ME. Cook docs not care to take airy unnec-
cssary responsibility.
btsnannED.
D. James Lcarr, wliosc crooked practices as q
lawyer arc tho well known to need rrcnpttuIo-
tIot, will licnecfrth be Obliged to eeck another,
and It IL hoped more respectable, way Of living,
tllsharring him iruni practice iu tle courts OF
Ibis State. The Chicago Bar Association to
whose fundamentally this artton IL due, nrc 10
bc grentlr commended. 1t Is to be hoped they
will not weary In wc!t1lotng.
Fannie fctcllcli TlrIlclor filed bf1l yesterday
IN tue Circuit Court against her husband, Gcosge
9: Ilrlenor' a welt-kllown commission tncrchant
oi lsseriiea. Sic .tates tlat si,o was MAJ, mar
riel In Marcel, 1854, In Dcs Mo!ncs, H.,
they ,,nnsca to thts cits: Hers they
deserted her Without any reasonable cause. liz
had previously. us sllo charges, suffered his o.
fcctiuns to bc n'r,latcd from her, an,l treated
cr with great neglect and cruel treatment ttur-
llN u lt7 &EMCC VI kllIsE DEtU[G tHEf tAIuG u
this city. After tho inal separation il iS74,
which was considered permanent, shn went bnck
to tho 1ouse ot her tathcs, Henry +. tictellcls,
where alc l,ns since liyes! with her t,vo clltl-
tcrest to remain With her parents, rather tl,an
| l,c boarding IN l,osr1a with their father. The
older cllitA. Frank G. Tleicnor, IL about II
years Of age, md tllc younger, Henry D., Ia
ti,e separation, a,so, Mr. Tielenor, sonyince.l
that Ills vito would not lire with hin, again,
! piuvcu SIT, ,0O In thu hands ot tlrr father for
| her ,,ke anti thut Of llsr children. anl also
tion oi lis latter: Sic admits thai thi4 va.
erclltahIc 10 his heart, but says TINT Ills acts
t,ave bcc such that sln never live with him
agan.. sho then asks that she may have n de.
Of l,cr children, and alimony accounting 10 the
| aforementioned agreement.
| Judge Sloore granted q decree Of divorce u
Aury Cl,ockal from Jacob chockal on tic
ground of cruelty.
| Judge MMlgett will hear motions for ncw
trials III criminal cases today.
Jnlgo Jameson will today lave pere'nptory
call o! Ill nigtoMs @ for new trial; Judges t'ary
vii! hear Hs0tions for new trial; JulEu 'i3oot h
will 20 on witt, tho case Of Terry vs. Thrcahcr,
aud Judge AlVore will hear diyurres. Judge
NeAlllBter Will hold Ito eourt to.day.
Judge Drun1mund Will not bo hollc until tho
| Judge Gary will not hare any new calendar
for this (Febrnary) term.
| EMITTED STATAa COURTS.
Tho First National Bank Of hudson, Wis,
began slit for 81, ,0O against Charles D.. Shet.
man, Receiver Of tl1e Fourth National Bank Of
Chicago.
uAsKnrlTcx xAryrna.
An Involuntary pettton was ltlcd yesterday
aralnst s!cnry Richter, re.al turrlerr Ut thfs