New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
Slurt @larSen's Qoiitr.
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
called on John Parncro Of No 2i2 southst Adam Men
shick OF No 14s Avenue A. and Ernest Werner or NO III
Firstaye on alleged charges OF violation OF the EAes
law.
In Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn, George
Pierce, John Lakeman, Philip Schmidt. Henry Oakley
James stllman and Charles wilson, msne sr D
81 each on charge OF gambling on sunday Inc accuses
room in the OF No Myrtle,ave. Officers Vaugbn
Barr Beatty, and Riggs made descent upon the plsc.
on SUNDAY arrested the men men ana TOOK In charge '
In Justice Reilly's Court, Bergen, yesterday,
Charles Shutz and Louis COunclmeye who were arrested
on sunday for cartng ofra from the Communpaw Abat
scribes penalty OF $40 for caryng meat or o trousi
the town Sunday has but recently become law abe
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Ledwith committed Adam Brown 70 answer 10,
East Twenty on Saturday, with alleged nteh
TO steal clothing valued al $780, Mr. Schmidt found Brown
who Is German stOnecutter, concealed under Ded IL
his =,
The examination in the case of Mrs. Rosetta
Iustice Downing Mr. Courtlandt NJ Palmer Of No. 2H
Madison We testified that the affidavit OF Mrs Hardie
rent Of Nos o. a. and % West Fonrteenthst untrue
The examination was then postponed until THURSDAY
next
On Saturday night last an attempt was made
by thieves to enter the bonded warehouse at No ca
Greenwichst by ripping ny the TIN and papsing sur ~,
thieves could effect entrance something alarmed thcn
and they ned f9otprnts WeTe pa ad ~ and fro
the garnet room occupied by DANIEL hOssltei, no. %
Greenwlch-s and he was accordingly arrested ana yes
terday committed by Justice Hogan The place Kept pJ
the prisoner said TO be the resort OF the aDahdoheo
both sexes.
At the Court of General Sessions, before Re
corder Hackett John Wilson, negro was yesterday sen
fenced to State Prison for four years and six months 9
snatchng o w0mans satchel as she was on her way v
church Joseph nkoe, for stealing diamond worth $40
the property Of Mr. j. HERMANN was sent 70 sale fson
to serve four years and six months John short Dotc
burglar although acquitted OF the cDafkt o. 80
tempted burglary on the premises OF MT senoioefe,
No 2s5 Thrdave, Vas immediately taken into custody
on another charge Henry Sharp Henry Strickland ant
Mary Sharp were placed Oh trial yesterday Tor roo
berg, the circumstances as geSneu e HV I'm ''
December Mary Sharp accosted Mr. simpson near fart
toward paving ner rent also inviting hum her lodgings
her distress. lie went Win ler 10 NO 80 Ross
AZ and there gave her dollar after which he started IL
leave She placed herself before the door and appee
Mr. simpson by the throat knocked him down, ane
chain valued at $500 The officer who arrested
pawn ticket representnG the stolen property
The jury without leaving their seats returned yerdc
Of guilty and MT Bedford moved for judgment, saying
that No 50 Rose-st is notorious den, known by tbs
Police the resort OF the ycst characters Sharp who
is English thief and has been In this country only
eight months STATE Prison TO AT hard
labor for 20 years and the Others remanded foI
At the YOrkville Police Court, before Justice
Connolly yesterday, VIM Unser was held 10 bail IN tlm
for selling lager beer on Sunday His defense that
the persons drinking with him his friends. and thai
he did not sell 20 them. Henry Grofe, the owner OF
grocery at Fyfourthst and seyenthave, did not keeI
his place eectuay closed sold beer 10 man. and gave
officer Mclaughlin s. not 70 make charge against hun
The officer being ncOrruptbe, took him before Justice
Connolly and he held ia 500 to answer Offices
Cornish found Edward Hendricks liquor store open on
sunday and number Of men IN rear room, Sitting
around a table, which were number or empty
glasses, but the officer could not swear
that liquor had been IN them since sainr
day night. the complaint was dismissed. BE-. Ofbccs
Riley appeared against Charles Bloom, the keeper OF
agerbeeT saloon, at Ftftythrdst. and hintbaye, fof
viola NO ~ l.,
that men were drinking there but brought forward
OF Blooms boarders who testified that lie had been ot
OF work time and that he had agreed when he OBJ
tanned employment TO treat his ellOw-boarders 10 keg
OF lager-beer they drinking this beer when the oi
Ger entered Dismissed Officer Cornish. in civilians
dress bought a quart OF oysters from Charles Meyer
Fifty third-s: and Thrdave., and immediately aferwai
called quart Of beer which he received He afrested
Meyer and Justice Connolly held the prisoner IN 500 bail