New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
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A list as long as that which usually begins the
week at the minor courts again presented yesterday
at the Court Of Special Sessions The calendar vines
properly classified showed the following items: Assau
sailors; boardn house T. dsoTieriy house gaming.
cruelty to animals, l. suspended cases q Totai' o.
LITERARY THrEF.-Mrs Franklin Sargent brought int
court a young man. who gave his Dame as Richard
O'Ne whom he charged with stealing from showcase
in his office valuable gold pen and handle together WITH
the in which they were incose the wnOle arrange
being OF the value Of Sal The prisoner was
boy who had been for than SIX months IN the employ
ment OF Mr. Sargent, the prosecutor and ne had conse
having heretofore been suspected The prisoner plead
guilty. -Four months in Penitentiary.
DIsoRDERLY HOUsE.-Policeman Daniel Davenport
brought complaint against Sfrs Eliza 5chrener fcs
keeping "disorderly house, within the meaning Of the
statute at No 100 Canal-st. The wary landlady had
particularly innoeentloOkng cigar store on the mont
Knowing of her customers knew perfectly well the secrets
Of the back and the up stairs room. 4. A.
Tie officer swore that the house Is nuisance TO the
neighborlood and cause of much 70 az good
czens who have occasion to travel that way N oas
lively supported by that Of any other person the stoe
dd deem for Sentence on he court day
Thursday, being meanwhile held IN durance vie
Of the defendant she viii permitted to depart and to
go with her business II not, MOI.
INTERPRETING WITH AN OFFIcER-There was SOUND
Of fighting heard by night and it evident to the edit
Gated official ear that tremendous row going
on in HIS immediate vicinity Officer Patrick Kearney al
once rushed to the OF battle and attempted 10 sepa
aavers and sIDdrv persons chief among whom tho
prisoner Bradley. personal fight between these I've
AT the time and was then aud taken 20 the sta
toHouse thence 10 the Court whence oec0rding 20 me
month 1s5afhG an ID aI hall D'"' ~ '-' -
RECRUIT FOR UNCLE sA,fUEL.-Clarles II. Brown
was charged with stealing pair OF very Inferior Doots
which alleged to be only worth 70 Co. when Chares
emerged from the cage and took his place IN the prs
oners box Charles proved be Of the blackese
black who attired In the full uniform OF nigs
XIV to the omestion Of how he came by his uniform, he
stated that he WAS volunteer soldier 9rs no s.s,
and so that when thrown out OF situation by the little
affair under the appetree at Appomatox Courthouse
between Grant Lee he had come TO New YORK 10 LOOK
for work Having stu strong taste for his OLD trade on
soldering and finding that coOred soldiers now being
enlisted he at once put his name down. ana thus %
being doubt expressed az to whether coored men
are bs hf fSe 9 reen eee Is in which state
ment verified by several gentlemen present WIZ
10 take him in charge and convey him to his officers ia
Lspenard-st, and II they would receive him and send
otherwise he was to be brought back the Tobs for
his sentence, which w doubtless be the seyerest the
| court can impose.
| STEALING A SLED PROM scHooLBoY-Mr Francis
Darr brought complaint against boy Of about IL years
old who gave his James Dennis for robbng his
little boy of about eight years Of age Of his sled There
gether, sliding down bill, and they were having great
sport among themselves. when suddenly there occurred
an rrupon OF street boys, who forthwith commenced
raid upon the little fellows who unable to defend
their property, and despoed accordingly The boy
Dennis selected his special prey the little fellow Dar
whom he forthwith robbed of his Sled with which ne MADE
off. .
This IA game which Is played every day IN certain To-
caites and scarcely day passes that little fellows.
too tender years fight In behalf OF their ghts are
not robbed Of their skates eds and often their books
gloves cOmforter States and caps are taken from thes
y force by these young pirates Of the street. When they
cannot the property themselves they easily ma re-
cevers OF stolen goods who viii pay them few pennies
| on their ill-gotten goods. - -
not did not appear certain that he took by force
sled belonging to young Darr and that he was found
guilty Of the crime He not sentenced ON tuesday
! but was remanded till next eOurt-day.
| STEALING AN CARBOHYDRATES Augusta Levy, LAZY
who has charge Of certain clothing store while her bus
band is absent charged Chaaes Brown with stealing
from the store over which she and her husband keep
iout watch beaver oyerooat OF the first class worth
s2s TO this the prisoner did not hesitate 70
plead guilty" and he was sentenced 10 Tour months W
| The Penitentiary accordingly.
| Adjourned TO Thursday, Jan. 10, 1867.