New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.
SPECIAL srssIoNS-JusrlcE KELLY.

| SPECIAL SISSlONS-JbSIttb NELLY
| The calendar fOt saturday at this COurt presented
most curious feature, and perfectly unique, the like
Of il never having occurred before in the history O ts
COut-there but female prisoner presented for
tween the two sexes the abcce OF the fair sex from
prisoners box was especially noticeable, aud waS the
COURTROOM The list presented read a. follows: Peti
larceny 49, assault and battery 49, violation Of the boat
i; suspended cases e. Total 81.
Itwl be remembered during the first cold wcaheI
OF the season accompanied by white man, vent
into shoe store and attempting make off with pair
o stolen boots resisted ny the German clerk. whom
he stabbed 20 he heart This negro u now under c0nsie
week the same Sylc OF theft undertaken again bus
did not the tragic termination OF it, precedent.
boot and shoe store OF William Fnnerty Here,
white undertook to distract the attention OF The pro-
petor by inquiries about goods, the negro, whose nrms
Is George williams, took pair OF boots yalned ~ -,
guilty and sent the PcntentiarY for two months.
Just long "a there are Junk shops the keepers OF
! which VIII buy and conceal anything and everything In
the way of old metal just 50 long Will there be theits
Of every imaginable variety OF metallic articles, which
The polc. that a new house. not quite finished
which the Saterppe and gasfittings have been put hs
atsble pipes faucets brackets, and chandeliers.
have been stripped from the house ana carried aw'y
teet of lead pipe and number Of brass aueeS from Mr.
william Home. The articles stolen were worth, by isr
more dollars than the purloer could get cents for them
and ne took them because there are iunkdeaers ia
every either Of the rivers who will buy 10y ths
pouId every scrap metal that may be brought to them
Gallagher was sent 10 the PeneDtiary for one month
1t seldom happens that interpreter be found in
explain to the magistrate the sayings OF She ISr
tie. to any suit matter what may chance to be their
nationality aud our reporter never saw an norpreter
appeared whose names made 10 he Nelson and
Anderson the former Of whom charged by the latter
with assault and robbery The interpreter being called
on 10 translate 20 the Court the story that each
tell for himself found ont that he WaA as badly a
fault any other person present The two fOrelg
ers were bath Danes and there being delegate from,
Denmark present the TWO parties shook hahds settled
their troubles, aud departed.
nnmber OF minor speedily disposed or aud
| the Court adjourned to Tuesday, Feb. 26.
JEFFERSON MARKET PoLICE-JUsTICE DODGE
On Saturday night Sergeant Burden of the Jeffer-
Market Court Squad, with the assistance OF some Of
the Eighth Precinct police, made descent upon the
house No 3Greenest The Interior OF TINS establishments
presented II said appearance OF the grossest icen
ilOusness. The foliowing-named persons were found
there and arrested Herman Brnkhurst the alleged pro
prietor; Henry !. Williams John Thompson, Albert
Treneher Cornelius B. Johnson John Lounsbery Harry
Crawford Abram Monroe, Charles C0mstOck, John Iitk
man, Marshal SpOhr Charles schaye Charles Freekhart
Jane Day, Frank Dcndeyer Edna Wilson, Eva Sherwood
fore Justice Dodge yesterday they were all discharged
with reprmand except Clara Iruckart ana Frank Den.
dever who, being sick sent 10 the Commissioner OF
the Poor 90 be taken care OF.
While Mr.. Alexander Phyfe OF No 40 Broadway
riding up town Saturday evening in OF tue Broad
way cars he surrounded by several pick pockets,
whom, named william Madison succeeded in steal
ing from him double-case gold watch OF the value of
$500 when the watch secured Madison ran. but Mr.
Phyfe following overlook and arrested HIM 10 10
said that he offered 500 for his liberty Justice DOdgs
committed him for examination, ~ he denies tat he
guilty.
ESSEX MARKET POIICE-,JUSrICE STANDBY.
NJ J. Dynan No. 29t West FOurtecnth-st. charged
with selling liquor between midnight and sunrise. wss
held m 500 bail at the Court OF General sss
sians
While Mr. George Bacon OF No rs Iaightst. riding
up town Friday evening in of the Third ave.
ears, his pocket picked OF silver watch aud gold
chain O the value Of 80 Robert Wilson Was charged
with the larceny. and was committed for examination
TONIBS POLICE-ALDERMAN McBRIEN.
AT o'clock p. M. on Saturday Sergeant Wade Of
the second Precinct with section Of entered the
gaming establishment in the of the basement liquor
store No 81 Sassaust and arrested the proprietor Wm
Gregg, and n others whom they found there engaged
IN playing keno They were all taken To the station
House, and locked up for the night. The implements
seized by the police consisted Of 70 ivory balls,
ivory checks, 300 keno cards, p packages
OF small keno cards cigarboN full " black buttons
fused as counters tables tally board and pins, kens
currency. Yesterday the prisoners arragned befors
Acting Magistrate Alderman McBrien. Grgg was held
10 bail In the OF $500 TO answer the charge or keeping
gaming house. The remaining prisoners were dis
charged. The gaming implements sent to tho
Property Clerk at police headquarters.
AT IA O'Clock Sunday morning, occurred in tho
Evening Star concert saloon No. 564 Broadway. Soon
afterward section of the Fourteenth Precinct Police
and arrested the proprietor Charles Mnerett five watef
girls. and eight men All locked up for the night
Yesterday tho prisoners brought before acting
McBrien, when Mnerett held 10 bail ID
the sum Of $500 to answer charge Of keeping disor-
dery house. The girls wtre committed. and the men
discharged. The saloon in question has achieved
an unenvlable reputation in times past.