New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

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ANsoN G. PHELPS, Arson G. PHELPS in.
b. F. BUTLER, III. NJ. ScHIEFFZLrN,
ARREST FOR BURGLARY AND Arson. A
young man. about is years OF age, named Patrick
Brecke nrio ge was arrested on Wednesday by Officer
VIM. III. Stephens, of the Lower Police Couff,
charged with having, on Monday night, forced al
entrance into rear building attached 70 Tue Cen
salson next door h the Broadway Theater, and
stolen thereom rs tickets OF admission 70 the thea
ter, some valuable clothing, and few cigars IL
appears that the accused got into tue building
through the skylight and descended to the ground
floor, where he foundthe property stolen, ana can
of canphene, which he empsed into the bottom ora
receptacle for dishes, and then set 1t on nrs Ins
flame, fortunately, was confined 10 this receptacle
which was lined with zinc, which was melted The
tickets Of admission had been given to Mr. &. w.
Schaffer for sale, and had his name Endorsed upon
them. One of these tickets presented az the box
Office of the thea err, on Tuesday evening, by
youngster named Chas. Delany, who wanted 20 ex-
change 1t for two parquet tickets. IL was im ne
diately recognized as one OF those stolen from MI
Sehafer at The Gem saloon, and the iad was NJ.
rested by Officer Dowdican, IL whom be stated thas
he had purchased the ticket from breckenrldse
The matter was then placed IN the hands OF Onicsr
Stenheps who ACCOMPANIED by the boy. went IN
search of Brec kenrdge and ater hunting for nearly
all Tuesday night and yesterday, at last found MS
place OF residence in sheniffst and him there inc
whole Of the stolen properly, with the excePoa OF
three or four tickets was found in his possession.
ar he was committed to prison by Justice Loshrop
for examination
OPERATIONS or THE MARBLE POLtsaEas.
Michael Nolan, a marble polisher day or two
since, preferred charge OF assault sano BAKERY
against Michael Rigney and others attached 10 an
association of Marble Ruboers and Polshets' OF OF
which Nolan until recently member. IL
seems that about four weeks ago, Nolan, VINO vas NJ
that time IN the employ OF Mr.. Stephen r. hofrls,
msible worker at No. "a Mercer-sS, together VIVA
tar of Ia hands
err wages, and being unable 70 get Nh. MOTHS 10 &C.
cedcd TO their demands, LEFT his employment ana
JOIN ed the society aboven3med ~mcn pfomfe 20
its members the sum OF 81 per week during tneif
membership. lie, however, during about weeks
that he belonged to the society received but 81 and
having wife and hye children 20 support, fouad
this inadequate, and WAS compelled again to take
work from his old employer. When this fact
reached the ears Of RieIey, The accused, and his
associate marble workers, they became enfased and
assaulted and beat Nolan In shameful manner: and
BY threats of further violence 10 his person, endeav
ored TO compel him 20 leave his employ nsnt again
BY some assistance he escaped from them ana
reached his residence, which was soon after be-
..ged again. but violence other than threats vas
there resoried to- The accused was taken before
Justice Mountoit on warrant WHICH nal oeea
committed to prison in default OF 81 COO bsil Tor
trial a charge OF assault and battery and consoi'
facy With Others to prevent tue complainant uo1n
pursuing an honts. calling for the maintenance OF
l.mstA ard family.
SUPERIOR CcuRr-Before Judge Paine. -
JAMS Qtirion act John F. Solomon-Action Of tres
pass TO recover $500, the value OF wheel, tackle,
hxiuIss &C., necessary TO butchers shop, alleged
hy plaintiff have been wroRgfnlly taken by dsfsl nd
art from plaintiff s saop in BushwIck av.
Tire defense is that Mr.. s. leased the shop 70 Mr..
g., ard thag the Natter IN his lease, agreed II any
rent snCu,d be- due and unpaid that Nj might en-
ter anj take pOssession OF any property co0aiei IN
tie shop, ard retain It till the rent was pald that
Mr. O got gck or something happened aud the fcat
u T..
articles which no is ready TO give mp the rent be
inE paid The Judge considered the agseemsns
binding and that the plaintiff not entitled 20 re-
cover. Verdict fer the deieLdabt
John ". Lats0a agt. Gswgs Ss>ley.-Fe recover
quarters rent of the Pearl-st House, Isl 5oOD from
10 defense it was said that Mr. g 1s4e. took a
Il ase from former owner for FIVE years, al 5000
first year, and 5000 year sfterward loat inc
property sold uneer foreclosure in April, 1919
anc plaintiff obts'ned deed OF II 3oth jay. Il IL
cOAtenced he has night 20 bring suit as he els
possessed defendant before said 3o.h Also, tnatthe
Psarl-st House IS buils upon NUMBER OF lots IN
Water and Pearl s.s and thar but certain numosT
| Of them rave been sold 10 plaintiff There was no
proof TO this effect Verdict for plaintiff $4,000 sub
Jet the opinion of the Court, and to adjustment
| II any thirg due &c.
| Before Judge Oakley
KIpp & BJeun agt. John j Hies-To recover da "a
ages for noDfulEilnsnt Of contfsc; to denver 100
bushels Oats already referred 20. Verde, for PLAIN
| ufs, $22S "a.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS -BefOEe Judge
Insraham --Wia Wof against Adam Ksaa IS al. fol-
assault aid battery. Plaintiff alleges That defendant
struck ara knocked him do an with iron bar, and
| that v bile he vas yu on the sidewalk suuck MIN
several tunes, iDhiet.Is severe cut uDon MS aead
ard Causing him 70 Dc sick and confined 10 his house
for uLoe he briEgs action for damages, am oul
| lac al ~ COO.
| In defepse it is said that defendant reused
from his bed about O'Clock la the morninR by un
PROVOKED attack his yelling house Ia Nodok 81
| In which plaIniif and oilers were concerned tina
they att npIsd 10 break his door open. &C. and as
sauted oes meant with snow balls he conte ads tns
| what be cid was Ia selfdeieDse. The points as u
plaintiff are denied. Verdict Tor plaintiff $40, which
| carries a like amount OF costs.
Before Judge Woodruff
| Aaron Fl0rer act. DANIEL DreU Mr.. r alege
| thar be was employed by Ar. ID. to ger subscrioen
and sell for Mr. ID. $ie0cc0 worth Of stock IN the
| Peoples Lire Steamboat Association. for whcl
service Mr. ID. was TO Pay him 81 000 that he SOLE
sIoeetU worth Of the STOCK, but Mr.. D. refuses I,
pay him. ard suit is brought to recover the amount
Fer ceeIse is Vas sale that Nj d sold 10 plainEii
some shares Of the sock, and took his notes for a.
psr eslt at lorg cates, ore OF them 60 months ans
| that Mr.. r was to'pay the other IS per cent. b]
1885, that the hrst note Was paid but the others 40;
1 arc Mt. ID. sseks 10 ofset and TO have oalaac,
| shown 10 be due eeI,lfed TO him. Plaintiff insist
that be IL entitled to his claim Sealed vsrdics.
CIRCUIT CoURT--Before Judge Rsose
| velt -Bsnan Com sgt Horace wASsAsxse -PlaIntii
brings action TO recover dsrnsges Cor SANDER, asg
Ine mat defendants stated il regard 70 him the fo2
| loving: He has perjured himself viii have hi:t
IN ne SAT: Prison before three months. He
"A plea OF jusOAeaiioa has been put H. II beings =!
! lsged that tn Q SUIT u 0uDeEipe Cogt Gerard ~