The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-08
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was well furnished, and bar room in the second
story; it was perfect nuisance to the street
Captain Benson, who resides al Carioh HOUSE.
said il was house of i'll fame from common report.
The jury returned a verdict oil guilty., without
leaving their seats
Another Disorderty House.--Mary ]. Yates, who
keeps the blue frame house No. Benson street,
was then tried for keeping disorderly house.
MICHAEL GUN, was caled.-This house was
worse than Mrs. Tooker's-ten times worse. This II
blue house No. 2, and is where they make bargains
in the streets; do not know Mrs Yates; q black
man lived IN the cellar, who told me that Mrs Yates
had left the house.
Dr. McGLoIN, called and swom.-Ths blue house
is kept by Mrs. Yates II is than Mrs. lockers
house little children from the age of IL 10 IA are
admitted there couples of from twenty TO forty in
number come there during the night don't know
her, and don't want TO know her | think that
person should sanction plead Tor such people, ne
how, nor any where's.
The case was submitted without any defence, and
the jury returned verdict OF guilty.
Forfeited Recognieances Charles Harrington, in
dicted for oh tanning goods irsm Burdck IL Wright,
of 235 Front street. under false pretences, to tho
amount OF $40O and who was balled by khjah Car
man, not appearing, his recognizances were for
feited
Russell Lawton, indicted on three different bills
for passing counterfeit money, and who was baicd
by John III ID. Condres, were not present, and their
recognizances were declared forfeited
Alonzo Finch, indicted tor giving Robert Jaffray
~ Co. OF lS2 Pearl street, spurious cheek on the
American Exchange Bank for $50, in payment for
four pieces of silk handkerchief and baied by Alex
ander b. Clemente, not answering, his rec0gni-
Zances were declared forfeited.
John Holt and William Ulyatt, indicted for nui-
sance in keeping mandatory Of soap, &c. in
Barrow street, not appearing, the bail entered by
Thomas Bates was declared forfeited.
Robert Piercy, indicted for biting of part OF the
nose of Abraham w. Morse, and attempting to
gouge of his eyes out, not appearing his Iecog-
niZances declared forfeited.
Thomas Matthews, for assaultlng David Good.
rich, and who bailed by Charles ii. Cornell, not
answering, his recognizances were declared for
teited for the third time.
John Tigh, indicted for assault and battery,
and causing the death of Mary Reynolds, on the
18th of April last, in company with his wife Marga-
ret Tigh, and who was bailed by Bernard Lynch,
not answering his recognzances were declared for
feited
William H. Niles, indicted for passing an altered
bill of the Bank OF Lyons, purportlng TO be $40
note, upon George w. Muir IL Co. of 845 Broad
way, not answering his recogniZances, entered by
John Owens, were declared forfeited.
Thomas Mullen, for beating Louisa Henson with
a hammer William Molineaux, for beating Mary
Ann Snowden Valentine Roezzler, for beating
julius Meyer, and Jacob Depuy for striking ]. A.
Ferris, not answering, their recognizances were de-
cared forfeited.
Ross A,raigned.-Ths man was arraigned on
three indictments for grand larceny one for petit
larceny, one for false Preences and for assault
and battery If convicted, the punishment, on the
whole, will end his days at Sing Sing.
The Court then adjourned to ii o'clock Thursday
morning