New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TOHBS POLICE COURT.
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Austin agt. Hoyt.--Seo mem. with Clerk.

(8efors Justice iooAS.l
STOLEN GOoDs RECovERED.-On the 3lst ult. q
trunk belonging 10 Mics Lydia Heron. residing in Clinton
AVE. Brooklyn stolen from at the Ful
ou Fsry ia this oty TIE trunk contained quantity II
yalbe ladies' soaring apparel swery altogether valued
o. $50 Aside the value Of the articles the LADY was
seriously cd Information Of tae affair was con-
veYed 10 C,n Tlorn Of Fourth Precinct who detailed
Detective Mullen OF bis precinct look 40 case Yester
dy succeeded ia tracing the IS % tho posses
zion Of one Peter F,ber,y and wife 6 inmates Of The
tenement bldgg Nos 81 and 80 james -eDeally
known a. tbe Biuac'" IL asserted ny the officer that
Ftery aud confederate. whose name uhNnoWn stole tas
trunk from express wagon, and ater taxing 1t to the
spartGcI Of FalrFy broke 1t open aud divided TIE con-
tents lie trunk was groon up anu used Tor le pc IN
hsmaion In reg m o e case was furnished TO The officer ~
third parry; justice hog ~ eoliWira Doth PRISONERS ior
tr IN default OF 700 bal caen F1sorty Is aged q years
Il native OF iceland and HboTer. Tire woman Is aged 81
years OF Ireland and claims 10 be s;oekeeper Tue
prisoners denied Their gun ~ tne m0st oseided Iglne the
friend.
A SECULAR PLACE FOR MANI Charles Brothers.
dealer ia 81 81 and paints No 26 Canalst Thursday
night heard the sound Of broken glass in tho OF Lis
store lie BARRED down stairs aud there found
Young N IN named Patrick Hawlv who had broken
Of glass door leading the yard to the hall ay
and crawed through @ aperture TIE Intruder was Of
slight build he could rot have GOT through such snl mole
lie secured BY Mr. Brothers aud handed over 70
Officer Cuskee Of the Toml Court squad Yesterday te prs
Crfagood before jubilee logan hedected tat Le
did not intend 10 sle altIhS pl entefeu W puce ol 20
Purpose taking Sleep tus plea tho magistrate thought
10 be rather ridiculous ono. ana he accordingly committed
him for trial In Geiau Of 60 bail Ihe accused Is agcI u
years. native OF lbs city, ant resides at No 90 Muberryst
THEFT OF CLOrH BuEGLias-Burglirs almost inyari-
ally choose rainy dark nights their operations and
consequence Thurdy sht not allowed to by the
without making attempts 70 secure
the property OF citizen. who the time probably
rcpuscI dnced security trusting IN TIC virtue OF bs ahd
bars These IN however OF httle Use
AGAINST the modorn Aucos adopted by the thieves who
among their number some Of the best inventive talent
aud most kHf mechanics in the country about midnight
Officer Haggerty tho Sixth Precinct While parohug his
beat come irom the store OF Adoph schmidt
No. Duane st. eoon Of them haVns roll Of cloth under hs
Deemng the Circumstance suspicious he ran eteF the
thieves who dropped tho cloth and ran TIE oeer sue
Of william Burke. Reacng his steps with tic prisoner the
officer picked up the bundles OF cloth dropped by the thieves
and took both them aud TIE prisoner 10 'ne
The latter oekod up for the night IL was subsequently,
discovered that thieves had effected 40 entrance Y means
u false keys Yesterday INC prisoner was sS'e
Justice Hogan and committed for trial III default oil sIOO
bail He resident Of Norfolk st. agea 20 years and
halter.
ALLEGED 70 BGED CHEcK-ocer Wonderley of the Forty
inrh ooyn Precinct yesterday arrested John Cole on
the complaint of Mr. Edward H. Pyat doing business ct No.
ma Broad st. The complainant testified that on October y
e, ~ accused came him and asked bin to sash check
=, s,S have been drawn on the National Bank
Of tho Republic ofhis Wy by one H. A. Wilson Believing
the statement Of Cole tG lad taken Tue check 10 the way
OF business and that ii perfectly good, 20
advanced Tie money and took the check He suseqScnY
upou inquiry at the bank that such nas ret
check appeared upon Iher books On the above ey
teller the bank that no sen appeared upoh her
books Justice Hogan decided 20 eemmi the prisoner for tina
default Of ball He is Detiv0 OF this city, eyed n years.
and resides In one.hundred thirtyseeond-st.
THE CITY CAR SwIsDLE.-rhe yexed questions 10 what
constitutes legal fare city railroads and several in
stances collision between The conductors and ae passen
gers considered themselves swndd and refused 10 sub
NIT to the eItorton already come before tho On
Thursday night Messrs g. NJ. Allen and Persha doing
business az No. Murays entered No 81 OF the Third
Ave rsssenecS m ~ town. s coDdbeor Charles
called upon them for their fare Mr. Allen ten
dered payment for himself and companion. This
was refused by the conductor, who demanded one
cent additional. Mr.. Allen declined to accede 20 tho
and the conductor then threatened TO put Allen aud
hs companion OF the asserting at the same time that
choice in the matter he was bn obeyng the orders
of hs superiors SIR. Allen and hts friend still continued
frm In their refusal pay additional cent and were &C.
corngy by the conductor and tho driver trsncs
Go havan whom BE- hti called ls assistance sud shirt
pe.son wlose nakuDsn. NeAeiday tlt asrreyrd
pares called ths Bombs aud maze omplt beOie uss