, 1880-09-12
CRIMINAL COURT.

Charles H. Herschnnn. the young man WHIT
| kilied his father-in-law, Mr. BoyIap, at Hyde
! fark- two weeks ago, cane before the Criminal
Court yesterday on an application Tor admission
| to ball The representation was strongly made
that the killing Fas accidental, and, having
/ heard some evidence in the case, Judge Rogers
decided to take ball III $500, and accepted Gus
taV a Bnsse- Joseph \. Barker, and Mrs Gather
| inc Boyfan, widow Of the deceased and mother
| OF the defendant, as suretiea.
! TEE YOUNG LAWYER -
has generally an abundance OF energy, but ia
frequently lacking in that rarer quality Of tact.
one Or them who WIS defending d prisoner be-
fore Judge Rogers asked bis Honor the poiured
@ and altogether unnecessary and irrelevant ques-
5eaus msny" us Roaor saiied asabiy, Tsts and i
aS 9sa E2nn %bcs that coc
back than that when the y /
s1 nlnsned ali shades Of :. ea1n,1ne and
OF half dozen awkward apologies which served
9niy 70 intensity. the original ofeuse. The
court bore no malice in his heart however, and
the same as u no aspersion had been cast UPON
the years which he bears 50 lightly. :. :
RCrElAS CONVICTED.
named ae6ael dsxs Nsno Of les H 1hres 5ans
Sheeney Charley, and Willard Needha1n sailed
forth on an'expedition in the highway-rnbbery
1sa ssg a the S1 Of one
nue. near Fourteenth street Having Fsrroted
him and pounded him into state OF inEensibil-
.erta and made oa The pannbfosea sea'n e.
whom they sold the witch caused their arrest-
and on Friday Aahdu and Stauskes pleaded
the juTy found him guilty, fixing his punish
ment at one year in the Penitentiary-
CHARLEY o'AALLEr.
There Vas an unusually liy1d glare tn Counsel
: 4yySa fAr0A {s&r
upon the case Of Louis Robinson being caiIet;
at the Criminal Court, he showed 5y Lawyer
2 .n% uPon he point Of addressing no
Yer .Hannar, this S he heyyiest case that
Just as he Vas on the point OF concluding thu
sentence with the customary "caue up them
shtairs, Ar King, bristlinx With honest lndigna-
case. as he had been retained by tha mother Of
The defendant, and he had reason to belfeye rhat
NJ; o,Nallsys interference Was altogether ara-
"Greechoolcho,s." shrieked the venerable |
fs oaasetoE .3 whoSe lsga experenos dates back to
win he Wildly = Robinsop bald i1as me
dollar an half to csz1y the case through The !;
lower :coor1 Phwat Is it the gentleman says? !
Of teive dallar bill to attind TO the case before
bis Hannar! In me prohshenel career yer
~ nirer NIT With so o,itrajus an attimpt
= Mr: King: am I to understand that 5uu have
5eca infringing upon the couuseloFs rights:"
3udge Rogers asked with a merry twinkle
1&E11y1E his eye .'*:.t :, Il
Al know is, your Honor said Nj. King,
:: tnaf ArS Robinson engaged me to defend her
'oo- and am here for THAI purpose '<,-,l
Iaat IS phNat T am here for, and dennd the
1oy WILL and tcnounce Us uuprofcshnel any !
lft1Tpt to usxF71p INC place tn this case which,
: ! said stEeads. yer Hannar, is wan Az tbs
- lie question can easily be decided by Mxs-
kootnSon. the Court remarked.
-heeeupou. q Eespectable-l looking old lady |
topped forward end stated that Mr.. King Was
er lawyer and that she had dispensed with:
ounseior G: :Aafieys services after the case had
cen looked into by the Police Justice, and her |
on had been Held over for trial. |
icis statement brought the little counselor |
2 MS fect. and he denounced evt1Yb body coz
ected with the case. There was time, yer |
lannar, when profeshnel attiket WAS fol-
wee oT the Seutiemeu Av the Bar he cried,
oue toe Bar has diE1neIated, and Whin R1urle- |
zen with no more hzains than ma Arued !
sutaeI Will discend so. low and conreup1ihle
: 20 Iake the case Of another glnt1eman AZ the
By this time III. King was thoroughly aroused,
q q tones Of thunder he asked the question:
ma 5Du, o. did you not Counselor 0Nailey. .
% kne WIDOW Meek ago md, Offering to tafe |
81 sase foT u inform her tint Iwas not reg |
as17x ncensed member OF the Chicago Rar7'c
oecfolne TO answer the question, which is Z