New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

Larceny nnd Lsge-Bobberies In . saloon,
al Stage and il Bed-A Gaiiy Bedsz-
eued Feminine Thief-Psrtisl HING
,css Caused By Long InprisOnneni'

ncss Caused ~ Long AOPrhso"
The Court assembled at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. and the attendance was large .or., q,
There were nine cases the Calendar, anu sc'e 1h;
these we're accused of larceny from the person
seems 70 be the commonest kind OF crime anu ;d
by the commonest Kind Of persons, IL VIC n"y Juue"
Il olN 'H'' f'' IxTRA GRAND JURY.
rho .ou.riny gentlemen were empanneled as an
Fytra Grand Jury: Allen CuHininss Ueo. w; ita,,'
Wnrtiner w. Hamilton, Francis H. Amdon, Ehlan n.
His Honor. Judge Hoffman then addressed the
Grand Jury who were present in the following Words
r. temen of the Grand Juryl feel compelled 10 say
word 10 you this morning; aske you yesterday to
come here every afternoon before you adjourned and
present bill OF what you had done, but found yes.
terday afternoon you did not do this am soy thet
this has not been DONE and unless you meet rs early as
10 O'clock every morning and put IN Dill every aite,
noon We will have to remain here longer than usual
which do not want to do and suppose, neither 90
yoB.
day was proceeded with.
LAGER BIER AND LARCENY.
The first case that WIS tried that OF a. R0urEe,
charged with stealing $40 from Mr. John Schaifer. in
a lager beer saloon IN Greenwich.st john SchhiIcr'
the defendant was called 10 the stand. He IL Ger
man. and spoke very poor English lie tesiined As 10, .
lows: Have been soldier, and returned from the
army; saw the prisoner in lager beer saloon ana re
told me to get out; that had no business there tod
him woud not get out, and aiterwafo ne suu 49,
then your watch be gone" and after he took my watch
he asked me for g. and declared, unless gave IL 10
him. he would take my life; held the prisoner untll
policeman came. when he arrested hlni was no'
DRINK. I only took two glasses Of beer.
Officer Thomas Reynolds was then called. Ec yes,
tilted that he was standing the corner OF motifs ana
Greenwich ss about a o'clock saw er9wa IN sol
der having hold Of tho prisoner; toll MN 70 icy MN
60 and would take charge Of him. which he did; on
arriving at the Station House examined the PrsOneaI
and found 81 25 Oh bis person, but did not ma soi
watch nor any other money.
The jury after hearing the testimony rendered YER
diet Of Not Chilly"
THPYT OF A GOLD WATCH.
James Wilson pleaded guilty to a charge Of larceny
from the person. in having stolen from Henry Rowland
a gold watch valued at 500. The larceny Was com
ave car at the corner of Canat The prisoner pressed
against him. and when no looked for his watch u wa
gone. The prisoner was subsequently arrested, anu
this morning he pleaded guilty and was remanded ior
ROBBED IN STAGE.
Cornelius Dougheriy pleaded guilty TO charge OF
larceny the person OF Margaret stein on the ih
Of last uly in Bowery stare. The prisoner extract
ed a pocket book containing Sll IS from eompalnants
pocket, and she caught him in the act he was suo'e
auenty arrested and remanded for sentence
AMAS BEATEN IL HIS BED AND AFTERWAkD ROBBED
Thomas Meakin pleaded guilty to charge OF grand
larceny He was Jointly Indicted with another man
who VIVA not arrested. The complainant IN the case
was John Woods who resides at No. 100 Broome ST.
Tho Indictment charges that the 21th OF June
prisoner stole S2s0 In Treasury notes, silver CONS
valued at el2 and silver watch worth $40 Making
under which the robbery took place were as follows
The complainant, Woods, went into saloon at 40. 10
Chatham.st on the 9th day Of June, and about II
O'Clock that night be hired room IN nat se ,S ena
went 10 bed This was in the rear OF Inc p'F'
room. Aftcr having been aseep some titne ne was
aw skened by some one coming into ms aPartmeh
When he awoke. be discovered the prsoner anu u.
companion in the They then commenced TO beat
him while he was in bed and went TO his POCKET and
took the property above described. Meakim pleaded
guilty. ard was remanded for sentence his companion
Is yet at large
ROBBED IN A SALOON.
Michael Berrgan and John Sullivan were charged
with stealing from the person Of Geo. knehey OF no.
painant stated that the 25h of judy he went mo
saloon on the corner Of Forty-second st. and Eighth
ave-, and got into conversation with THESE
two prisoners, and during the conversation he
was robbed Of el30 in money and gold
watch valued at slo0. making in all ESQ. The
prisoners were afterTsrd arrested oy o naeI
Irving afterward found that tho watch OF which the
complainant had been robbed had been sold to one
Joseph Luny at l39 West Broadway, who gave in
exchange silver watch and s25. The prisoners
pleaded guilty OF larceny from the person. luny has
been Indicted receiver OF stolen goods In conse-
ouence of having bought this property but he has not
yet been tried The two prisoners were remanded for
sentence.
AFHMALE " REVOLVER"
Rebecca Fitch, alias Adelaide Jarvin accused
OF having stolen from Susan NJ Wilbur residing ut No.
l25 Madson.st the 23d Of May ladies' wearing ap
parel 30 the value OF SO. The accused Is young
woman of about 20 years OF age She appeared dressed
as elatoratey rs the circumstances would allow
meaning Jockey hat any quantity Of feathers, and
miniature flower garden the front OF her hat. This
Young woman has made herself notorious by the num-
Der Of times that she has been arrested and
imprisoned. She has thereby gained the COM
mon appellation Of Revolver" they are called.
She was led the bar by of the officers OF the Court
as she Is almost blind her blindness having been occa-
stoned by Imprisonment. On her appearing before the
j Judge she appeared quite unconcerned His Honor
addressed her as follows: lyon have been before me
70 often and have received so little punishment that it
is necessary TO put sentence upon you that will
eonfne yon for time will send you 10 the State
Prison for three years The prisoner pleaded guilty.
The Court then adjourned till 10 a. m to-day.