, 1877-01-28
CRIME.
TN CETCAG0.

LIN CHlCAGO.
Harry Adams is the name Of a boy arrested
last evening BY Officer Wells while trying te
| pawn valuable oxcrcoat. An owncr is wanted
at the Armory for the garment.
George P. Murray nice young man, was at
the West Madison Street Station yesterday
charged with bastardy BY Sadie Conway, an in.
mate OF the Woman's Home on jackson street.
Commissioner Hoyne yesterday held John D.
Fitch, retail tobacco dealer who paid special
tax, in $500 to the District Court; and William
seegarth in $500 bail to the same court for
counterfeiting nickels.
Joseph Macauley, another of the thieves con-
cerned in the O'Brien shirt~store robbery Of last
October, was yesterday arrested by Detective
Scott, and to-day he will be lodged in the Coull-
II Jail, as IN indictment has been found against
all parties concerned.
DI; Alexander Ster], who tried SO hard to kill
oil Fred Partell, husband Of his mistress, was
yesterday held in $4,000 bail to the Criminal
Court upon warrant for assault with intent to
Kill, fartel1 was SO far recovered from his in
1urics as to be able to appear in court.
Before Justice Pollak yesterday Julius Fl.
Koch and two sons were held in $4,000 bull each
to the Criminal Court for the larceny Of $4,000
worth of clothing from Fl. 4. kohn & Co., but
at the solicitation OF the edcfcndant's friends the
amount was reduced to $500 each. Thomas
Moran, Vagrant, was discharged by jury, but
was at once arrested upon warrant Tor burg
larry, as was also Edward Burns, vagrant-
Justice Sumnerdeld yesterday held the fol-
LOVING: Frank Dow, larceny from George
Criminal Court; Joseph Girnrd and John
O'Brien, larceny from E. H. Haddocl1, of No.
ll21 Michigan avenue, 800 each to the Criminal
Court; Harry Meyers ana Edward Levi receir-
ing stolen property, continued to the 30th;
Thomas r.an .1r Ff-+
larceny Of eight pals from Milton kine Of No.
l2o Van Buren, street, SlO0 tine or ninety days;
James ,,l3, Donaldson, larceny Of suit Of clothes
from William 1veson, Of No. So State street,
cciTins stolen property, upon complaint of
Lewis Stern, Of ltd Jackson street, honorably
discharged.
a neat but unsuccessful game was attempted
yesterday afternoon upon 4 Il. Miller, jcwelry-
dealer at No. Gl Washington street, 4 young
fellow, giving the name Of John Wilkie, and
falsely representing himself to be Il son of
Frame B. Wilkie, drove up to Miller's in 4 rig
he had shortly before hired from iiycry-stable
at No. 9l3 West Madison street. Entering, he
selected two ladies' gold watches, and asked
that the salesman be sent with him to his w;fe's
room at the Clarence House, on State street.
The salesman went as requested, and, kccpiug
an eye upon his customer, nabbed him as he
was escaping with the plumber through j rear
passagc-way in the honse Recovering the
property, he sent young Willzic to the Armory
in charge Of Of1iccr Meyer.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Daniel Maloncy and Michael Fecnev, larceny,
were founl guilty. Alaloney was given two
years and Feeney one in the Penitentiary.
Tim Hogan pleaded guilty to larceny and was
rcmandcd.
Thomas Corners was tried for robbery aud
found not guilty.
James and Thomas Dorsey and Thomas Mo- |
rey were tried for malicious mischief and found |
guilty.