New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06
TIE TONES POLICE COURT
fgefgre Justice Hogan.

The OLD SrORY.-lhOma5 IL Ddhy Vi NoH' A''
and III Forty scondst Tuesday night concluded TO
see how matters aan in the Eighth Ward and While
passing through hTerccrs aceosted by dsePuta6lo 70
named Ellen ler who induced hin 10 accompany her " Iho
loT den No Aercerst After passing short tm' IN hef
company Daily LEFT Size house and bad proceeded out snort
distance when he found that r'l OF bills amounting 70 w
Officer Carmichael OF the Fourth Precinct he make Known BIS
loss and after length! search the ocer FOUND me thei ana
took her into custody IN her possession was 21n9 lhe ee
Hogan at tho Toombs and Sarah Iompks of tho inmates
o house in McIcerst testified that tho accused camo TO
spree saying have big thing have taken som9money
" against Ellen and she was Accordingly commtte 20 inc
Tombs for trial She is native 81 Jelaad aged - years
Of his employer Mr. George H. hutson
FEMALE PCKP0cl.Er ARRESTED On Thursday hrs.
Susan Bnucy residing No 33l West Ihireth-st While
riding down Broadway stage, and beside her eat
rather vcldcssed At the corner of Broadway and
Twelfth st.. the BITTER JET The stage nni Immediately after Mrs
stage and acquautng Officer Tuck Of tie broadway squad
with the fact Of the tho pointed out TO him the woman men
toned above who hnTying down Twehthst7 as the
probable thief Tho officer at once gave chase ana saw S ss s
officer who then continued and arrested tho thief
She taon to Police Headquarters, and there identified
up r the night and yesterday taken before Justice Hogan
who committed her for trial without bail Inspector Cp
ter WHO accompanied tho officer and his prisoner 20 court
states that has professional pickpOcket Tor many
Years and has several occasions been arrested Tor similar
oaclss The p.oof iun.t plain in this that
time II icast .-x,,-,..,
Sullivan at no o. Oyet entered by burglars at early
hour yesterday morning by forcing OF Of the window
suttors robbed Of boots anl shoes valued at s few
ours after Officers Hoggh and Baker OF the 4th Pe3ne'
arrested ta0 men, named Cornelius DOnOhue and james ROD
suspicion VI having been concerned IN the burglary
anu found IN Their O PAM M DUO a 10. s nronS
HE remainder OF the stolen property Is supposed 70 pave Deeh
carried Oh BY an accomplish Yesterday INC prisoners were
rlol before Justice Hogan ana committed 70 he lYhps io5
trial without bail Ihoy both young men, and are described
by the police az bad characters
THEFT OF A HoESR AND WAGoS-Ohicer McGrath OF the
sixth Precinct Yesterday Solomon Jacobs the con-
plant Of Julius Carnza Of No 81 Rdgest The complainant
charges prisoner with having stolen from him horse and
valued at $50 Inc prisoner dened 'ne esgs .csed
rcincd donbt his word however and in default OF w
bail solomon locked up for trial lie nAt,e OF TO
land aged ~ years resides al No oO Bayard ana says DC
Is glzier
THF GOLDSMITH CAsE-Yestcriay the examination in the
euse Of John Goldsmith who arrested on the charge Of
obtaining nom Mr. John schesngcr Of No 44 Broadway
cloths valued at g. so the particulars OF which have already
been puhho in rnE TRIBUNE up before Justice Hogan
the Tombs The complainant was oosscxahined ~ CON
siderable length by Tie counsel ior the gccusea NV Slhol
salne his testimony given heretofore Detective Coye VAS
then sworn and testified 10 having found Ne greater portion OF
the goods chained by Mr. Scheneer IN the Of no
n In the northwest corner OF Thirty thl ST.
and Eghaye This closed the evidence Tor tle prosecution
The counsel Cor the defense then called MI Henry r.
FaInsvorth a lawyer, who testified that on or about
tue 9Th ult tho accused and jas bfolner
el pp him aud he drew mp the articles OF coparnerhip
tc tsem No other evidence offered and the counsel
m No license ten proceeded TO argue chat criminal Ohense
m M committed by his client and therefore moved that be
m sctre nom custody The counsel FOR the prosecution
Assistant ci-Att3Tey Turning D Bedolu eoheoed
th,t elem oil larceny, by Trick and device had geG1
rven against tho poncr and hoped that he would be lcd
until papers could be sent 10 the randJn my for Their tn
positive il tue sent to Tet jury con ton
would surely follow The accused was remand 20 prison 20
decision Of the magistrate lie hati, OF London
England aged = years In response the eTal questions
lie pT ner replied guilty purchased the goods on
ccd OF - days they would have been paid o1 al 'he eAp
alton OF that tina.
Throwing ScupivG WAuR-Mary Bourke and Eliza
shea who reside in the tcnenenthorsc No % Parkst'
had slight quarrel recently and Eliza being unable TO UTe@A
her revenge upon opponent Yesterday t4s dpPe, Of
BoEe named Michael aged years scaiding him III terri
be manner The nluAa1 woman was arrests. i sou g y
officer pulan sixth Precinct and Justice hogan com
miitcd her d t.e rombs for trial
Az Olu rnEFr-Jamcs Lawrence yesterday arrested
ON the cac Of grand larceny preferred by Mr. Mckenzie
On the az Of February ls6l the complainant who was Then
-onrietr Of tho Rock Cottage situated the B0Omngae
lml 40 one 'ung,d ninthst, attended the List "iaTd
Ii at the Academy Of Music leaving Us premises 10 custody
of the accused WHO then Ia lis employ he having iu con
n,rncc In the honesty Lawrence On returning home IN
Tue m.u.ng NJ. Mckenzie found mat Law renee was missing
ycrc also horse wagon and harness valued al ~. S2u
arl silver coin valued II s25, on eight SHIRTS Iaueu =. W
alp cih" oi Tie yaucoi son The 'fsc in Waso Sytc
fjlld the following day Wy the owner ~ DOWNTOWN hIoe
bc. t-y had been Ten by Lawrence The particulars OF The
he communicated TO the police and every effort made
vc,a, Wien Mr. Mex him in the lower paT 81 Broad
av aud caused his above stated ~ me ~ RE
ch stsiioliuis th prisoner WaS 'olioh'gu WIN NE
employer whoa De dcclrIcd IL the most p0silIe LF hat
L"ot spVI tlll fcl'l'uAhh
hi, employ lie ullc tBt he resident OF Boston ana
had iul lately here Ofhccr WiHam IL non 90 the
it rst Prcnct on the prisoner being arugned before
Justice Hogan testified that ne was wen acquainted WIN he
rrisorcr shat he had formerly been IN the ,npo Of e
complainant On the charge Of grand larceny prefer gcd BY Mr
McHc1o the poncr committed iUr tld Ivy ne above
magistrate. li- Is native OF Rochester y y, aged y years
ami claims 10 be % Manufactures ~ artificial legs.
AuE.Ep TuErT.-Ir. Dmid Wctherwood resident OF
Southnidgc Mass who hrs hccn IN this city but Jew days
hc having here the purpose OF purchasing soods
night .tcc visited he hiiy den in the basement Of
No M Ccn-sf ard drank there several times lie was hnay
induced 10 place Accpng c sum Of se IN treasury
notes u the hands Cd the proprietor of NE place Joachim heI
uicr On calling his MONEY time 9tclWaid ne was
told bv Ilcrricr be had money belonging 70 HIM Inc
victim then applied 10 apt Jouln o the Sixth Precinct and
Yesterday he arsc the accused The prisoner was eragned
before Justice Hogan he 1Cmbs and there stated that he
complainant had slVnt his mogey for wine ana slnadefed II
amohg the aiguGaurd females i the place ms explanation
was not deemed satisfactory and The magistrate accordingly
committed him Tor trial