New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

and III, .,,depe. shoUt III sbd an" McCsbe
ws acquitted, ard Curry Fund guilty, md hn.d IN
Alexander II. IrencbaTd, aTraigned Tor s,sani' ana
battery ON IN. 2tb q June on Tompkns vows tn,
Chambers street and West Broadway was discharged
FJnrk HINT wa. charged With selling diseased liver,
or III. 10th Of June CAhsrDe White No IL Thompson
street The s.oenrt wa gnu a"oa Of s ,be .een.ed
The Court hDs, decided to mud the deendsn sa,y and
was hi, frst ofen,e to let him of with tine o. TO
The cases Of John Patterson, charged with sioIa.
to, ~ corporation ordnance and David Gordon for assault
End battery on an Cos, IN e%pn1 b 20
BRYAN Egan, arrsigted for assault AMI battery, on
the 10Th Of June Ocr Qainn was discharged he request
William c. Shaw pleaded guilty to assault and bat,
terry on the Of June William Whsites corner OF Peal
and Chatham streets. Put over till Friday. -
Joseph Egan and Mary Egap were arraigned for
assault battery the 22d Of jane CLARK stones No ID
y was that stones was passing door of Mr. and Mrs
Egsn both husband aud wife vert at MIN and nonmtted
% was suspended in regard to Mr.. Esan her
Ike lord wa, fined $25, which he promptly paid
James Murray srTaigned for Pett larceny on 'ne
2Oth of June O Grace Greener was DISCHARGED .
Charlotte Newsone charged with assault and
battery on 22d Of June Jan. Parkh.r No 5SS WaeI
.mone party Of both sides and this unucfy de-
PENDANT convicted and fned IS ,
Charles Robinson colOred, was arragned for steal
ing on Of June four silver napkin ne' silver
spoons from Bridget Cline between Twenty fourth and Tween,
s.nteneed to the Psnitentisy forsi1 months
peter Manly Matthew Hogan and George Sanues
sss ss s.sS No. ' %.
inflicted by Samuel. on the defendant forehead sa9ues
month. The others were discharged
Daniel Dennam was charged with stealing fourteen
Convicted and sentenced TO the Pententay for four monhs
Several other cases were called and the accused
discharged consequence Of the attendance OF witnessed
Adjourn ed TO 8 o'clock Tbursdsy morning
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-B.fore judy. NoR.rs
and Associates EsnoSs and ScHooshAKER
After the organization Of the Court yesterday
SInpf The Grand Jury can. IN and pssns sd n . Of
James james was arraigned on charge Of grand
larceny in stealing rope from vesse. He plead guilty
Charles Blanchard and Edward A. Everitt were
Fsrmes Bank Of Bridgeport. They pleaded guilty.
Christopher PuDkett was placed on trial on an in.
orbes two mem IN FRONT street on the nth of Nay last, He
va. convicted Of robbery in the first degree
mt for IN II. dee having
the death Of Michael Trsppal on the 18th of May last
Of the Franklin House near Fulton Ferry about II O'clock
in the forenoon Of that day They appeared to be on friendly
either side The prisoner after thi. to take Of
his coat and lay tuPon the railing when TIappa trct nm
upon pavement and fracture hi. skull Tsppa was taken
r in The a nS od Pat D S vs std
the death Of TapP aud he was accordingly indicted o n'
The evidence yesterday the prosecution elected no new
facts from those stated above and the defense offered De re-
In, sfte verdict OF Justhabe hoHncide
ny,on, wa, b,reupon discharged B. Frank Browne appeared
Tor the dsense, having been assigned by the Court
The Court granted stay of proceedings 10 the case
of John Bush who convicted OF burglary In the second de-
- last week in this Bush indicted for breaking
into the No. 2 Myrtle and being found with
pair OF pants bis possession The house tenement
house and the kept fastened The points taken
the exceptions werethat there proof that the prisoner
the house how he got another that one OF
the Jury their first returning with verdict OF burglary IN
the third degree stated that he German, and did not
he had been trying The Jury having
retired brought in verdict Of burglary In the second
degree The will be carried to the Supreme Court
,ertiorar James Troy for defense assigned by the Court
FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW EXCISE LAW
James McNulty arrested on Sunday, June II, |
BY Officer David N Corwn Of the First District for selling
quo Sunday his place Of business Of Fulton and
In violation Of the Excise law On being
before Justice Conwe he demanded trial. and
tried yesterday afternoon by Justice Cornwen
The Hon. H. Moore and NJ Cooper appeared for the de.
len e and District Attorney Schumacher for the people.
The only witness examined Officer Corwin who testified
seeing persons standing the bar McNuty
behind Of the persons called for brandy
for GIN and another for whkey he dealt out TO
them they drank III he then went the bar and sme
Of one Of the glasses and thought he smelt brandy.
his he stated that he could not
that the article brandy whiskey the glass
hs smelt Of smelt like brandy.
After a summing up of the both sides the Jury
sed being length Of time failed 10
ipon verdict and were accordingly discharged
ErPhEMk COURT, CIRCUIT.-NOs. S}0, 3lS9, 1896, |
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