New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS
before Justice Dowling

COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS
before Justice DowIngi
Saturdays calendar was unusually long for the last
sessions day the week which generally shorter than on
either of the previous days There the list 81
which classified follows Petit larceny. Ill assault
and battery "a, carrying sungshot Il cruelty TO animals
81 disordery houses embezzemon L. suspended cases .
total. 81.
RoBBNG HIS EMLoYER.-Edward Mills q young man who
assumed many peneua airs brought up for stealing
number Of brass castings from bis employer Mr. George Pan
cost establishment for the manufacture of brass
faucets gaugecocks and similar articles Mills has
been for long time employed ia the shop. consid
cred q very fair workman and trusted and liked
by his employer. who paid him SIS 8 week for
his work Mills is a without family. and who has no
legitimate money calls upon bis resources which could not De
readily satisfied from his honestly earned salary There
doubtless somewhere according to the old story and IN &C
eodance also with oil modern experience woman IN tne
though who she is did appear Having occasion Tor
money which be had not in his possession at the time MUS
thought cond turn Of his employers goods into green
backs and than be coud transmuie ms own oo
muscle and skill into the coveted cash throng the safe but
toilsome medium Of manual labor Hence the areeny lhe
promised good behavior hereafter and in accordance with the
request The prosecutor be dismissed with the ghes
punishment ever given to larceny one month In the fenh
APRrsEx1 FOE THE COUNTRY Francis stephAnosh,
sailor originally from Prussia who had been found guilty Of
having in his possession sungbot and had been remanded
for sentence brought up Counsel appeared in the pr
behalf that he foreigner who has had no experience
laws and cannot even speak our language ne was not
aware crossing law Of the land in carry
ing hi, weapon. which very common one among saios
His captain stood ready 70 receive him again on board bis
ship and take him back 20 his own eoun upon these stare
Of counsel see ordered that the prisoner be re-
handed 70 the cells aud that when his shp mas hauled og
the ready 70 depart on her voyage the saor
be then delivered TO the captain The young man does not
look like criminal and at any rate should he prove 80 20 De-
very small proportion Of the huge debt We owe her
PAIE OF SwDDLSG HAcKNEs--Two Of the hack driving
and traveerwindng fraternity were brought up for pac
Ill - 81
when refused submit to IT, following it IN with the rlos
outrageous violence. The of this interesting couple
gwen Jeremiah Qunine aud SYDNEY smith The lt
claims relationship TO the witty Rector OF 81 fau-
and the former Of qunine OF snch extraordinary
flavor and strength that very small dose OF him is amply
Suhicient 70 satisfy almost ANYBODY.
Tho facts be Mr. Simmons arrived in the
in the city IN the evening aa aae oa f WIZ aSn
another this first hickman passed hn bargain over
doars Mr. Simmons refused TO pay more than th price ne
agreed pay and when tho men became hDns'e We
door their The backmcn then kicked at he
door and threw stones through the window and when Mr.
simmons o door 20 order them away Outline
10 be eae in Tie evening nerered 70 separate
tho combstani the other hackmsn sydney Smith took an
attempted throw 1t the face OF Mr. Simmons, who was
being held at this time b. Qunne The fight now be-
came general the drivers and the two gentlemen
engaged for minutes IN paying each other mnt
puglsc attentoOs The belHgercD knights Of the whip
were at driven Of and next day were duly arrested
They were shut up for two months each.
This is wellunder;tood game among the haekdriyng
carry him his destination for certain sum- he ihen puts
him into the carriage OF second driver who when be reaches
agreed -Four out OF hye oil the passeng seeing a
the driver not the one with whom me was
tOther fellow 10 get i've dollars and don't Know
npther about twOdOars and aha and so viii pay he
money and submit the swnde rather than 10 have
The dodge old but generally successful and TIC
travelling public should and resolve be cheated
a LoSo.C oxTISuED L,ncESr-The old story Of The two
broom makers Of whom could not understand how al
though be stole al his material be s could not sell his
as cheap his competitor and purchasing the secret
Informed BY the other that only steal his brooms
dy.ioade finds sort Of parallel among Of the
dealers Of the city Tho why some OF them could sell
their much cheaper than their neghbors and make
than those who got larger price ior the same
goods fully made manifest BY the Developments IN case
on Saturday, Court Of Sessions The whole secret simply
that IKE the broom maker they stole their goods ready
made" or had others do 1t for them- ,
For some weeks most ineIpicabe falling short IN tho
numbers OF the editions noticed 10 the Office Of
Frank Leses publications. The number OF
of press rooms but the OF printed papers fell most
lamentsby short every week The leak serious
varied irOm 700 to 800 every week There was but
way Of accounting for the alarming dehciencyibe papers
Police Office and Inspector Csrpelter delegated Detective
James r. Bennett to work up The case After making care
n inquiries suspicion fixed certain In the
room and careful watch set AT o'clock 10 the mo
the oceI on the watch Observed man leaving the snd
stopped and searched the was 10 be shn
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| Frank Leses publications..
Welsh said that the other had also been In the habit Of
taxing the papers from Office though Mr. White hs pros
ecutoT and agent Mr. Leslie said thst there picard
pasted in he ooo rbddng the employ 10 take much
single paper the premises Walsh vas sent 10 the Pen
| ieDtary for three months.
fore referred 10 derive their supplies Thirty forty and
bows being employed in the printing half Of them
disposed 10 thevery make with great many pspers
in week. all Of which find ready sale to certain OF those neE
stand keepers always ready TO small price Tor
The stolen goods OF course reference here intended TO
The respectable dealers who are as body serupu
lousy honest body OF traders Other publishers Of weekly and
monthly journals have met largo losses IN tho same man
smaller dealers who buy the spos the watch and 1t Jay
| be difficult 10 catch them hereafter.
CRUELTY TO ANALs-Francis Berghause was charged by
William Herring policeman. with beating his horse with
oarrung In defense said that the horse was very
bauky and obstinate one and that the told the officer
beating animal for The Justice hit the point
oftbe affair by the question Did he tell the horse what he
was beating him r. There question that instead
punng the horse nd cionsly for fault which the animal
could he had committed the driver was urouy beating
him about tie body 10 vent his sensec aud ueasoun
] passion. Fined g..
CAR SvigpIMa AGlSIt viii not be Nyery long time, az
The way things going just now before ladies will be
afraid ride In ny railroad account OF the daily
fights which are p,peaed the Of nearly every line
IN the city The Conductors In resong TO violence 70
nal Acquiescence the part Of the passengers In The
strous swnd nvcnod BY the rArosd companies viii drive
the ladies children ond peaceable gentlemen nom the
and thereby money than they sneoeed In sIoTting
fson al lrg public Yesterday gentleman who suffers
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