New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
MARINE COURT
Before Judge HKAksz. Co
CRIMINAL COURTS.

SPECIAL sEssIONs-JUsTGcE BOWLING.
The calendar Yesterday was Of the average length,
there being in all the list They were divided
as follows: Petit larceny. II; assault and battery, 2
violation OF Excise law }; keeping disordery house II
gaming 2; cruelty to animals, /; suspended cases
Walter Prince aud Garnett Jackson. both coored, were
charged by q named Charles Cook with assault and
battery It seems that Cook was fish merchant, and
Weighing out ccls To some customers when one
OF the defendants showed him. that he fell against
post He as soon possible recovered himself and thea
struck OF the assants across tho head with an eeL
For this assault the negro VINO had been eclsmlttes
brought complaint The proof such that the Justice
felt bound render verdict against the two Defendants
whe fined SO EACH and ordered 10 stand committed
George wokley was charged by Policeman John l,
Pays Ninth sfep9E ss1Wn at in the upper
occupied by the defendant certain games forbidden y
the statute carried every evening and day and
that frequently sums of money were there lost and wen
ON information received the 9llceIs Went 70 Ie prem,
sea and arrested 10 persons who were found engaged
I playing "bluh," Tie persons thus employed we're al
Henry Ralph was brought up on a charge ~ recklesy
running over and iujuling 4 little girl. The evidence
showed that the complainant. young girl OF 10 yean
strict having IN her arms az the time little child Wher
she struck by the wheel she threw the child from h
with all her force, hoping 10 save H. In spite of al na
efforts the child was run over the ankle by OF I've
wheels OF the wagon, while tie little girl WHO had ehag
OF the infant, herself knocked down AMI run over
both wheels OF the grocery wagon, but halpy escaP
without serious harm.
For his carelesxness the defendant Henry Ralph. IN
! City Prison for 2Odays
Sarah Lyons preferred charge Of assault and batsy
against her husband Thomas Lyons, whom she aleee
had not supported her FOR about two months ne me-
her In Sixth-aye and asked her for money, Vbnh 80
refused TO give him. whereupon he struck her and eh
| ened her eye. He sent up for four months -
PLillip Callahan was charged 10y Frederick Canetea
with striking horse over the head with coalshoveL
Callahan drives coacar and he stated that The hGfS
was vicious and inclined 10 bite when he atempled
| back him, notwithstanding which he was fnedNO
GENERAL sEsSIoNs-RECoRDER HAcKErE
L att Al
| grand larceny. and was remanded for sentence No
forced an entrance into the office Of Nordman Jaeoa
No. 1T Broadway, and carried off a large number
watches OF the value OF AOo An officer arrested BIN
No. 70 Aenst where several Of the watches were 'O
concealed -,
William Lewis pleaded guilty OF grand larceny IN sss
ing two pairs OF slecyebuttons, OF the value OF a. Nv
the-store OF Tiffany. He was remanded for sentence
George Henderson alias Robert sampson, piessS.. I
guilty OF burglary in the third degree lie DroAe ig'' a..
room Of John H. Sands, at the st. Nicholas Hoiet
stole quantity OF ewelry and other articles u the s
ofSl5 The property was found IN his possession -
Anson House. lie was remanded for sentence;
James Johnson, alias James Eagan pleaded guilty
assault with intent to steal. and remanded f3r
tence He attempted 20 pick the pocket of unknon
lady I'm Broadway but was discovered by Chas b. Mof
who had him arrested. =
John Williams pleaded guilty. Of grand larceny andss
Tenanded for sentence. He entered the dwelling oi "a
r. Meier IN fltth-aye. near Onehundred aud thruSss
So, ana stole silk dress. a satin wrapper. and ~
"hA'h were subsequently found In his possession.
ToMBs PoLIcE--JUsTIcE HOGAN.
Yesterday Arthur Price porter of the Touts
Il
Hotel at the corner Of West and Courtlandt ss wbs
alleged 70 have been implicated in the outrage upon
Lamb at the above hotel few nights since was yesr
day admitted 10 bail by Justice Hogan In the SUN
1900. The injured woman is steadily improving.
will be able in a few days TO appear at the Tombs
make complaint against her aSsailants.
Charles Torrens, a seaman, was yesterday brougmpf
fore Justice Hogan on the complaint OF Joseph Bynd
No 80 Cherryt The complainant states that the aceu
came 10 his residence and stated that he seams
lust arrived from SAN Francisco on the ship Kate Proc
and that there due HIM SIS Of his shipping uonc
Believing this statement, Byrnes agreed 10 board 81
cothe the accused until he could procure his pay and
this manner he up bill " $50 co. The represent
tions have since proved 10 DO false. he hsyt
been picked up by sea captain In Buenos Ayres, ID,
destitute condition, and given free passage 10 this po
SharsS arrssted by ofcer MeCormaSE Of the Thy
Precinct charge OF having stolen frOn the sto,ey
Arthur NJ cGcks No G1 Cnurchst y 6Ss 6eSeii IN Ot the
OF leaving tho store with the stolen properly III MS ~
session The accused was committed for trlal ,u,f
Yesterday % persons mostly women anu rh,I
,ars arrested by the police OF the First Second In
Tonrth Fifth and sixth Wards for having thr3mnas3
bagc in the streets. Zach OF the accuse" "si'
and those unable 10 pay were locAeu up
JEFFERSON MARKET PoLIcE-JUsrIcE LEDWiih
Ernestine Donut was charged with having Sso,
from Dommick Moran, pantry boy al lno fI,.,d
Hotel, a pockctbook containing tS2 The eompA
alleges that while Moran was standing at the counter
n policy shop I'm Twenty ffh-st, near siXtha'e,
Wednesday evening, the accused aDstracteu ,n0 -
book nom his pocket Bailed IN so a o with Violate
OF the Excise law, gave bail In wv W answer
Fssrx MARKET PoLICE-JUsTIcE MANSFIELD
Ahout 20 nersons were yesterday brought befot
Justice Mansfield on the charge or throwing asheS
the street in violation of city ordinance ASt nneT
imposed In each case, rev ,v gi sIoSo to
belng committed on account VI ihapiuy " pay