, 1879-05-25
.IUSTTf,E COURTS


Justice Summerheld: Thomas ]. Wells and
Mrs. A. II. Robinson, disorderly conduct, con
ttnued to June 8; Charles Adrence, vagrancy
on complaint of John Hewitt, $500 to the 26th;
Thomas Fitzgerald larceny Of piece OF water
pipe from one Of the city wagons which broke
down at the Halsted street yiaduct, which he
Was caught trying to sell at Liberman's junk
shop on Clark, street, $500 to the Criminal
Court; Thomas D. Carney, obtaining money by
representing himself to be an old and 1ut1rm
soldier, and an inmate OF the Soldiers Home.
S25 fine; Alexander Robinson, who wanted to
20 to the House OF Correction to DO out OF the
way, $l00 fine; D. Bacigalnppo, selling liquor to
minors, $500 to the 29th; William Adams,
larceny Of caddY OF chewing tobacco from ): J;
CorTigan, Of No. l6 North Jefferson street, $500
to the Criminal Court; James Murphy, and
John Ahern, warrants, $50 fine; Henry Nebber,
$500 to the 23th for aiding his elder brother to get
away With $500 intrusted to them BY D. y.
Moore in order to purchase refunding certificates
at the Post-0f1ce-
Justice Morrison: Adolph Annis, charged
with an outrageous assault upon Anna Gilman,
h2lt-Witted girl, whose parents live In the same
tenement With Annis at No. q Cornell street.
$1,000 to the Criminal Court; Walter Wall,
bastaldv, DISCHARGED for lack Of prosecution; ;
to minors, $500 to the Criminal Court;
j. A. SAKE, obstructtng the street
cars, S. fne, which was. suspended; +;
ks Mangan, the fhampton aEaIat Whistler
disorderly conduct in boranguing crowd at
street corner, turned over to the County PhVsi-
clan, Us she is insane, and also has son IN the
asylum; Thomas McLain, suspected Of having
owner is wanted, 500 to the 9Th; Thomas Riley,
obtaining goods By false pretenses from James
C1owry, continued. to The 91st; Charles
Miller, larceny Of clock from VIII James bar
ber shop at So Desplaines street, S25 fine; John
from Tobias Tooiason, disenarsed, as it was
clearly shown that he purchased them; John
Burns and William Swaufe1d, two youngsters
| who were charged with pointing revolver at
Mrs. Bridget Moran, Of No: 3!4 West Thirteenth
street, and threatening to kill her because OF IN
that the revolver was simply q piece
of window.glass; Michael, alias "Cabbage,"
Ryan WAS given an attest OF bis
solidity, with the administration oy being as
disolderly conduct, $50 due; George Swanson,
larceny from John Hardenbcrg, S25 fine; Denis
O'Connor, who, while in the employ Of Edward
Davis, managed to getaway with about $3.50
worth Of clothing, jewelry, and rcvolvers, $1,000
to June 2.
The youth Of Chicago are making bad show
morning at an carly hour Thomas Meyers. 20
years Of age, Joshua Allen. IL years, and VIII
| lam johnson, 16 years, were captured in Hor-
ner's grocery; No. 78 West Randolph street,
having effected an entrance BY, forcing
open the. front, door: They had pieces
OF candle aud small assortment
Of burglar tools upon them. Justice Morrison
held them in $500 each to the Criminal Court
John Clark and John Sheehey wore also held in
s10o to the 26th for getting drunk upon S1.25.
for which they sold an old horse which they had
stolen They are Il and u years old respective
II. Peter Dunno, an aceomDlice, was dis,
| charged, us he: IS only 10 years Of
aEe. Christopher Coyle, aged s years,
vas also DISCHARGED. although II could
ing to Patrick Power Of No. 46 Hope street.
William Ryan, Joseph Barker, and Peter Burns,
aged from u to 16 years, were held in $500 to
the 26th for the burglary OF about $40 worth OF
goods from the residence Of 4. E. Blodgett,
No 723 West jackson street. In the North
Division, John Cavical, . EJear old burglar
who has been arrested frequently, was held in
$500 bonds, while the police are looking for his
partners 1usc1ime.