New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
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srrrR,os couRr-caendar for TuIs DAY, April sl-No.
ST. 800 ;, 90, D., 23 o. 10 ~ 90 ~ ~ 49, o. Vs. s
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al-Frst Part: SO, g. l3l. 6s, H. 49, - ~ ~ ~ w.
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Second Part 81 Sc 81 SO. Ga, 1872 70, a, 20, 's 7
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CouRr OF srrcI. SEsstoss-Tuesday -Before the Re,
corer Judges Lynch md IngE and Aldermen Ferns and
Smith
Francis Moore convicted of burglary in the second degree
January sentenced to the State Prison tor h's
Henry Green convicted burglary in the second degree,
breaking and Tobbng the house Of Mrs hannah ashford
sentenced TO the State Prison for 10 years
John Provost convicted Of burglary IN the second degree IN
breaking into the house of Mrs Ashford IN connection with
Green had served IA the State Prison before
! was sentenced TO the State Prison tor 10 years
James Bovine coored convcteS by confession OF three
brgaries each the third degree and al petit larceny
sentenced to the State Prison years Tor each burglary
or wear. in all and fined for the petit larceny He had
also been n long time in the State Prison
Henry Harrison coloed convicted OF grand arcenSae
Stephen wilson convicted of assault and battery the
Henry Moss was tried for an assault and battery Lloyd
Bryant Civil Officer of No Avenue c. on the 25,h January
Complainant ePOsed thar he wen" To the houIs OF sG'e md
putting bill in his pocket finally ordered complainant OUT
ne going he pushed down stairs and finally struck
several times by defendant who was greatly eScicd
The Jury ounJ verdict OF guilty and the Court hned hun
$40
David Hepyon was tried for an assault battery Mary
Ann Lyons his othc-n-aw of No 1873 Charles tho
10th November last She deposed that he abused his wife for
which complainant cbuked him. and that afterwards as she
getting her furniture Of mis- he had requested
seized her by the throat cokcd her. kicked her and threw
down with his knees her breast and injured her 20
much that she nearly nsensble Mrs smith corroeo
ated the OF Mrs Lyons and the Jury found the aeeS
sed guilty
cond degree setting fire the dwelling house Of Thomas
Quirk Broadway, with whom she resided servant
on the Goth March last, in the day time.
Mrs Elizabeth Qurk deposed that she left her house at
about nine morning and returned /: o'clock when she
that the house had been fire. but exnuish:d
The fire had been placed barrel in the kitchen
which there had been fire for several days AMI had
communicated the dresser and the floor, winch we're very
much burnt and bu, for the timely discovery the house would
have been consumed She led suspect the prisoner
whom she charged with the offence but who denied IT, She
then told her If she nnocen, down on her knees and
before God declare her innocence which she refused do but
subsequently said thar she lei IN man who hi IT, and hn1y
acknowledged that she did herself She also confessedto
Mr. John Stewart that she took the fire from the front basement
put the barrel and ire the house She at m
told Mr. Stewart that and advised her 10 do H.
but ultimately confessed ii entirely her own act iu.
girl of the family detailed with much mnuteness the conde
OF the prisoner who while the fire burning and beforek
was known others said the house would be burnt down
The Jury found her guilty and she only II years old
the Court sent her to the House Of Refuge.
Police OFFfcE-FemaJe Purloincr-On Monday evening
Mr. Kendrick Henderson, of Ike Of Mungcn Grand
the house Of Darby Burns in Water street.
where nm Irish girl named Ann Patterson cunning
ing s2s gold and silver coin She however arrested by
Officer Parker and taksa the Police Office she
essed She had the purse and 81, and committed
Stealing Huslin.-A named Peter Collins ycstef
day the Of Mcsrs. Simmons & Longstreet
aker and Mulberry and stole 80 yards Of muslin worth
So which ne going of. with when he arrested taken
TO the Police Office, and sent prison.
Stealing Loa-W William Elliott lodged in the Watch
house and yesterday prison, for stealing quantity Of
iron.
Stealing Forls.-A named Leonard Meryfeld
yesterday arrested and taken the Police Office CHARGED With
stealing live fowls. worth 3d. from William r. Brewster
were recovered and Merryfed committed prison
CoRosERs OFFrcE.-The Coroner yesterday held an IN
quest the hosse Of Francis Roe Thomas street the
body of his infant William Harrtos Roe aged weeks,
who had 5ee ILL., and in feeble condition since its BIRTH and
died sudden yesterday morning without having had medical
aid. Verdict, died of narasnus.
Also public house w ashng;on street, the body Of
James Porter aged native Of Albany and shoemaker by
trade The deceased had been feeble of health
considerable length of time and yes,erda aornng after drink
coffee proceeded up stairs ard bed In about
hou. and half afterwards q the inmates Of tie
house gong up found Porter dying state owing
loss OF o!oo With which the bed saturated On examine
ton appeared that his right had been BLEED BY some per-
son. and the oandage having slipped off, the blood had flowed
so freely that the died few after was discover
ed and before physician could arrive Verdict that he Sd
from loss OF blood from the right arln having been bled by
some person to the Jurors unknown.
SHozT SERMONS Dow JR. l. Labree 1871 Sas,n-.,