New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
CRIMINAL COURTS.
ToMRs rorIcg-JUsrIcE BOWLING

ToMBs PoiICE-JUsTIcE BOWLING.
On Thursday last Vim. H. Howard alias Hesal
and Herman Sachs, said 10 be well known shophfters,
entered the store Of MessrA schwartzen Graef Pool
dealers In cutlery at No IS Beeman and, under pre-
OF purchasing stole 80 dozen pen knives valued NJ
$i92 and then left the store stating that they would
on TIE following day. The pen knives missed
On Friday, wnle Capt Jourdan OF the Sixth Precinct
accompanied by officers Dunn aud Rikor OF his com,
mand, riding up town IN Thrdaye. car, nj Twenty
eighhs ho the thieves eayo tho front platform Of
the bearing carpet bag They were arrested and
IN the bag found the stolen cutlery Tho apartment
OF the prisoners No Thirty seventh st. was
then searched but other stolen property found
ON Saturday the accused were committed for trial by
Justice bowling.
On Saturday Crn'nE Lewis Smith qliSs Jane, wo
Catherine LenoI alias Elizabeth Collins whom the police
describe well known shOpfers entered tho store OF
asked to be shown some silks While the man Lewis en-
gagged the clerk, Charles q. DOty IN conversation the
at sS7s beDeath their silk was soon missed
and the party detained until Officer Mcsay. OF tho
Sixth Precinct, called In. The silk was found upon
the women They were committed for trial by Justice
bowling.
Tho OF Henry Ellis alleged to be one Of the firm Of
Clark, Webster Co., managers Of the gift enterprise az
No ca Broadway, came up for examination Saturday
The counsel for the defense moved that his client be dis
charged On the ground that lottery law had been
violated by him. Ihs motion was denied by Justice
Bowling. Officer Walling WAS crossexamined but no
new evidence was elected, and the prisoner was held TO
bail In the sum Of $500.
On Saturday evening, Capt. Green, sergt Phillips, and
section Of men from the THIRD Precinct entered the
gaming establishment OF Thomas Ward, on the second
floor OF the building located the northeast corner of
Ycsey and Washngtonsts and arrested the proprietor
the keeper James McKeans, and IL other persons
whom they found engaged In the game OF "faro" They
also seized ono faro table, one layout 800 faro checks
half dozen packs OF cards box and ehecktray
The prisoners locked up for the light In the Station
House, and yesterday taken before Justice DOwng
at tho Tombs Ward and McKeOn held 10 bail In the
sum OF 500 The remaining prisoners discharged.
The gaming implements wero sent to tho Property Clerk
ct Police Headquarters
The following persons brought before Justice
Bowling for alleged violations OF the Excise law Chas
wichst; John Kassefac No. 100 MOttst; Thomas Ryan,
No 1B9 Chathamst; John Van Allen, No. WaterSt
Charles K Varth No. Frankforst Each OF the above
held 10 ball the OF $500 tho charge
before the Court OF General Sessions
JEFFERSON MARKET POIICE7JUsTICE DODGE.
Bernard McKenna. No. Of Ninth-ave, was charged
with violation OF tho Excise law and gave bail in $500 to
answer. Wakeman Clark, tho reputed proprietor Of
house OF prostitution No 90 Greenest arrested Sat
urday night under warrant by Sergeant Burden OF the
Jefferson Market Police Court squad was yesterday
brought before this Court. He held In $500 BAN 10
appear for examination. Tho following persons, also
found there ana arrested, required TO gyo bail for
ter uure good behavior: Louis Mcslne, pianist Fran
re frOthngham, Josie Hall, and Augusta Williams
poardcs; and Charles H. Mccarthy, John Smith, Harry
Jones, Arthur Marsten Isaac Adams John Simpson Geo
Suephehs, John IL. Knowles, Charles wilson, John W.
hllche, tHhfleB Morgan, and Charles Jones'
hlso on Saturday night, tho house No 10 Greene ST.
was visited ny officer Wiama who arrested all the
SONS ne found there The held IN bail for
animation, aud the others for their good behavior Their
Eva Randolph. Fanny Everett George Adams, Agarla
johnson, Louisa Weston, Mary Smith, Maria kocand,
JOhh hGinedy, James Boyle, August Bfnnsnn, john
joyce Charles Smith. Andrew Is'"dv Ia""a h"nuolly.
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