New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
0,:n 3ntelligenre.
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Court OF SEssioss-Tuesday-Beio Judges N'
Noah and Alderman Pollock.
John Moran boy tried FOR Grand LaFce'f G.
pocket book containg So rom Da'1d u" u d Ill
nnervest on the 10Th May The POCKET oooA az $3.50 y
were laid down by Wills the counter OF "a" t.I a. =
No 30 (op,tlandt and were picked Up ana carried on 10y
boy named James Drysdale. who cam, '' ~ COMPANY
with prisoner and boy named Seaman Drysda'e eHhDibd
the book and money TO prisoner anu ' 5 - ir
., ; y; b,r;np it, Moran consented and received halt,
b;b , subsequently stolen from h: By other boys,
,b R,,ev Seaman refused share and went back to the
. and eayc Information the bar keeper and the
which led TO prisoners Drysdale escaped Only 50
of tie money recovered As Moran only receiver,
e jury under the advice of the court found the prisoner
zotS utLty of the inrccny-
Lewis Mcsner large boy, tried for assault and
battery with intent kill Le" Smith clerk at NO l93
Seconds or the 3ls January a,t By stabbing him the
left shoulder with knife. The complainant depo,cd that
he putting up the shutters OF the store OF John a
WOLFE No "a Avenue i, for whom he was clerk, latter
church time Sunday evening" when Charles and John Re
maud and prisoner came up attacked him with balls
and abused him He ordered them away, but they refused
60 He then pushed OF the Rcnaud and caught hold
Of prisoner who stabbed him with sharp instrument IN
the left shoulder Ricng wound and coninng him
for three weeks He stated he did not strike prisoner until
after the stab.
For the defence ii proved by young Renauds that there
six boys abont there who annoyed Smith who
ran up 10 prisoner and knocked him down vixen Of the
Renaud, ntcrfcrcd and seized The other Reaud
his brohcras turned upon and both OF one
side Prisoner after his knocS-down and knocked
down again. He the third time when Smith seized
him by the mr AID beat him III the face In the airay
Smith stabbed but neither of the Rcn1uds could say
whether prisoner stabbed him not Smith pulled of his
and the MIR Reed, said he was
stabbed and exhibited the blood Reed Smith strike
pr i'll the face Prisoner then taken into the
and kept until hi. father arrived, when he released
There person enough give the stab except
prisoner, dePosed to.
The jury ou I'd the accused not guilty.
Robert Simpson, Joseph Fog and John Gnnon scycraly
indicted for keeping disodery houses in Watctrec with
drew their pleas Of guilty, and scvcraly pleaded guilty
the indictments. Pleas received and recorded and the
parties permitted 10 put in atfdayits.
ForfeHurcS-Danel Soov indicted for violation of the pi
lot laws james Pagan and Edward Sprague for assault and
battery, AID Daniel McGn for and assault and Battery
severly failing appear and their recognzance
forfeited.
William Atkinson, alias Simpson alias Murray, tried
for petit larceny the second offence stealing worth
$50 from John Rcsigue boarding with Mrs Osborne No
ATS Pcarsuee and also from Henry Stoney Of the
place. the 7h &C June last Miss Joanna Osborne
the prisoner with resembling the stolen
who walked off with it and did return having boarded
there only three days He had only roundabout when
be there 1t proved by the records OF the Special
Sessions that he had been the Pentcnay 60 days for
petit larceny. The jury found him guilty.
Joseph L. Lewis put upon his trial indictment
charging him with perjury in swearing to an affidavit before
Chief Justice Jones to hold to bail in the Superior Court in
the Of Lewis against Isaac p Underh and others,
the 23d - September, 1889 by which hcy held bad
IN the sum of $4,000 each.
Mr. James T. Brady opened the in behalf of TIC
prosecution, and the District Attorney called
Samuel Jones' Chief Justice of the Superior Court who
deposcd that the affidavit to before him in the
usual form the ODD of September 1889 By AR Lewis,
contents OF the affidavit had been read him, if he had
read it, (as usual) 1t read in witnesses presence to
Nl Lewis. The order hold bail made that ai-
dayit.