New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
JFFTEBsON MARKET POLICE COURT.
before Justice Dodge

Tog7TG CHECKs.--A young Fronchman named
Anne Bnand brought before Justice Dodge yesterday
and pleaded guilty to the commission Of few yOy eHtraagan
movements On tie dir,con OF ast life II is scarcely pos
ambition would ever hing biG to The Fia Avenue Hotel M
guest 20 exhibit himself Of the window Of the st. Nicholas
cheeky aud by Others the o orthodoxy familiar TO
everybody. Yet called bis hotel The Finn AyeuIe, aud be
dered and which viii probably be- The last for while to the
s. Nicholas Under the Circumstances, Il Is rather q
I hi2hg than the tribe OF Sl2- but this amount
r sut Of clothes for indisidul whose maximum in that
line would guess BE- than covered by a
CHECK Tor go P4pops to 10 drawn ey A. k9e in 1c a
No 10 EighthaSr from whom the clothes bought Ia
payment When the balance 81 the money given 20 him
right len al tlc St. Nichols The check drawn the
Citizens Bank BroHdway but the paving teer there knew
no A. kamr \ Ramel lived at No. s' Duancsi, but he
sgued no check
On another occasion Nov 10 Monsieur went into Nj Louis
Oppenhens store No Broadway and purchased trunk
AID sstcc both worth e2 giving in payment check on the
Ninth National Bank Tor 81 Here too aner pockong
~ change he directed the purchase To be sent 10 ne 1t
Nicholas Hotel Ofcouse the check ignored On SaiuI
paper bag maker lie committed for trial without bail
THRrI On BOYS CoAT-Inuk Fernando accused by
John G. Kane No J9 Bnweiy ofhavng stolen yesterday
boys sackcoo worth q Ar Kane says he him leaving
The store with H. aud when he arrested by officer Spencer
Of the Fifteenth Precinct the found Ia bis possession
Committed 10 answer.
BURGLARY Is FIRST DEGEEr-Sfr winiam Tucker, No
2iG Ninhave appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday
dtpO-oI OF the circumstance OF desperate
tempt at burglary bis premises Sunday night last While
sitting IN his store late on Saturday evening he heard noise
outside some one handling tbs clasp Of the outer front
ball door Suspecng from this there might
DO something contemplated by the outside visitor on
a future Occasi0n he determined to III up for q few
nights 20 watch. On Sunday night therefore, he
manned In his store and about O'Clock Monday morning
three entered the store having forced their through
door by breaking on tho cap through tho door
leading the store by forcing of the lock The three fellows
deliberately 10 work and commenced by lighting
candle. But as The light In the
Mr. Tucker sprang upon OF them others Immediately
running away fierce then ensued The light had
been pat the store completely DARK Mr. Tucker
was struck in the forehead IN tho hp and behind tho
several with great violence The burglar had pre-
pared with jimmy and this he used every chance no got
The cries Of Mr. Tucker Of WATCH 1T length reached 0ncer
MOrng Of the Sixteenth Precinct speedily the
rescue arrested the villain who himself John Calvin
Calvin Of lives IN Twenty fifth and Is bar
tender by profession He committed without bail and there
Is no doubt but he win be convicted
ALLEGED THEFT FROM A FELTON,. WORKMAN i
Werner Of No . Wooserst charged Louis Lordonnet with
having stolen from him wellesley Mas on the 18th May
last leather portemonnaie containing quantity Of United
States Treasury notes OF The value Of s8 pair Of wooden pants
OF the value OF e6 pawnioket representing revolver
double barreed gun and powder has-al tho value OF
flO9 u appears that the two working together In
The same shop wellesley IN May last and that day
In after dinner hanging up ha coat on the wall
as usual after this commonplace Lord0nne
came York and redeemed the property represented by the
pawncket which Werner tho portemOnnaie IN hrs
poce tho day alluded TO- II ~ also alleged that Lordonne
sold portion Of this property named Joseph ChauyeB
rom whom officer Bioae Of tho Eighth Precinct recovered it
The accused B native Of France n ngs lives 80 No
ia sglvopst aud Is aooh,us b! trse 10 say! he not