New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
excuse the Court sentenced him to the Penitentay for

Two years.
CRowpINa on THE CAR.-sarah Brown was charged, In
oomplicity with another unknown female with crowding
around Mamie F. Eaton she was getting on car AZ
the corner Of Broomc-st and broadway on the 9h OF
January, and then picking her pOeAes, end Vas re-
manded for sentence.
GUILTY TRIo-Thomas McCloskey, Charles Smith, and
Michael Brady charged with stealing on joint IN
dctment The counsel for the first named prisoner de-
manded for him separate trial from the other two which
was accorded Michael c. Dc Bevose was tho complain
ant In the and testified TO his keeping dry goods
Of the 14h Of January by lad that McCoskey and
the two other prisoners had gone of with some cota
which found TO be pieces OF cashmere worth about
$40 officer VIM Herring Of the Tenth Precinct Police met
McCOskey and Smith coming around the corner OF For
syhst with the property in their possession and while
tsseing to arrest them Brady up and told them TO
lump" out Of their coats Under this evidence YER
DIET OF guilty" was rendered and the prisoner was SEN
fenced State Prison for FIVE years smith pleaded
81 his mother he was let off suspended sentence
Brady, the third prisoner, pleaded guilty ana was re-
TEA THIEyEs-Thomas Wright was arraigned for steal
ing chest of tea worth $50 from Peter Paocchi pro-
prietor Of an italian store Thrdaye. The properly
was in wagon which the complainant had let Tor rev
minutes standing in the street near GoreaS cer
Timothy Farland was informed, and on lnlormati,1n
prisoner and two Others The boys statement OF the AFFAIR
that he the tea chest taken out OF the wagon anu
the eOne cp SrdO nta marble Where twas
found by the policeman In addressing the jury upon the
case tk counsel for the prisoner who was assigned
by the Court made remark about lawyers showing how
they are sometimes obtained by criminals. he sad the
prisoner might be miserable vagabond for all he knew
but the probability was that not having regular coun
sci engaged he did not belong to gang OF thieves WHO
II he had would have committed some plumber, and en-
plOyed lawyer for him. The jury deberated nearly an
hour before they returned verdict OF guilty Wright
was then sentenced to the State Prison for two years
William Fern who was the same indictment with him.
sentenced TO like period with him on SATURDAY
John Riley, the third person. still remains to be tied
WAS
complained of by Charlotte srausser, who charged him
with stealing large amount Of money from her. The
prisoner and complainant were married, but the wife
after a while wished to live in perfect freedom and last
understood IL he would consent TO II certain sum OF
money reconpense for her loss lie tended par iof
her subsequently at No. Duanest and at the me OF
the alleged larceny and after their divorce they were
still living together in the relations Of man and VIE AS
the law does not recognize the taking OF money TO De
larceny when taken by Of two persons living to-
gether like married couple from the other the prisoner
wife, plain German-Ooking woman. when she came
forward to testify told by counsel that she was
TO be the keeper OF two or three houses OF pos
tuition.
ILLEGAL VOTERS DTscHARGED.-TheodoreD Drake and
George Davis both pleaded guilty Of illegal voting at the
last election and discharged sentence suspended
SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-George SWeitzer
pleaded guilty TO petit larceny, in stealing gun worth
$50 from Max Bucker and sentenced to the Penten
ary for SIX months Ellen DAWN was sentenced to the
same place for like term having stolen coat from
in the Pentenary for stealing the overcoat Of Adoph
De Fauquier.
REMANDED PRISONERS following named prisoners
pleaded guilty and remanded for sentence: Patrick
Greeley charged with stealing gold watch and sos in
money from the possession of Joseph Reynolds; John
Clark caught trying 10 enter the baggageroom OF the
American Hotel on Broadway, with pieklOck, by John
Brady the night Waterman; Michael Denny, charged
with stealing horse and wagon and equipments, the
property OF Daniel OLeary, while standing III East
Eighteenth-st; Robert Gordon, charged with stealing
coat from Elias Morris.
CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.-RObert Booe, robbery John
Gleason Richard Bell, John Gorrck, Maurice Leonard
Timothy Shea Michael Sullivan George Ryder alias Rats
burglary George Dowd forgery; Jacob Moss false pre-
lenses Jane A. Barnes, Mary Nelson Annie Rush Eliza
Rush, Joseph Martin, VIM. Quinn, Henry Pearsa James
McOuaIe Edward Weston, Susan 1ilman, John H.
Holmes Robert 4. Carter Robert BanDan John Warren
grand larceny; Louis Yelling, Henry Gayer Jos wager
John Smith, assault and battery; John Murphy, peut
larceny.