New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

and dangerously wounded with knife Mcssrs
Francis McCabe and Owen Fnegan, who bad called for
refreshments in hs saloon, aud then declined 10 pay ior
them. .. 49,
In Justice Aldridge's Court, Hudson City,
Martin Rnnd was held for having stolen from Kari Wag
ncr's trunk at No 100 Frsts, HobohcD, pOcketDook
containing about wv
In the Oueens County Court of Sessions yes
teriav Cornelius Holmes tried for having outraged
the person Of Ella Darlington IN Flushing 10 AusnSs s
months in the state-Prison.
Tn the Court of Sessions, Brooklyn, yester-
day. Mr. r. NJ Kennedy the druggist WHO nas peen on
trial for the past aa{s on an overdose Of @on
was admitted to ball. the jury, after being OUT all sh
having failed to agree
Matthias Albrecht, a German who lost the use
~ his arms in the war was taken before the justice for
asking citizen for some food. Abrecht had been Try
Rd 80 sold out his seaay stock when hunger compelled
him 10 beg he has a wife and five children depending
on nnd NOT steal Justice Voorhies discharged him
a promise that the ODense would not be repeated
In Justice Walters Court, Brooklyn, William
Kiersted and John Neine two boys VINO hsd robbed inc
valued at S. ordered to pay ne OF 30 eac OF go
to jail for 20 days la.e scbmd 10 wears Of
age was sent 10 the House OF Refuge for having an
earet Beak while she at service in the church oil the
Holy Trinity: McntrQseaYei -..-,-'--T 80
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice ledwitb David Creighton, Is 400
rnhbed Mr. y Montague OF No $40 Thdave., OF gOld
watch and chain vailed at $500 Mr. Montague was pas
one Of whom asked him what time it was the other i'm
mediaely striking him heavy blow ia ths lace aph
chain were gone. Creighton was arrested on Tuesday
evening in Bowery ballroom, and has been identlnea
by Mr. Montague one OF the ruiians VINO attachcu
him Adolph Meme was held in bail to answer for an
alleged violation Of the Excise law.
I'm the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
Hogan Thomas Cunning and William Russell com
a stealing
last chest Of tea, valued at $40 from IN Iront OF MI
was arrested on suspicion OF being OF the thieves ana
Wednesday his alleged accompice, William Ltusseil,
called Mr. Batersha ana offered 10 return tue pVp
erty for consideration provided Cunning was NOT prose
cued Instead Of accedng TO the request MI Wt
was committed for obstructing public travel by driy-
ing heavy dray on one OF the ra ,nSa uoIins
was committed for stealing four hides valued ~ so
from Mr.. James MastersOn No. 277 Mott-st .Wnlam
sented the duplicate OF an order amounting &c. for
payment the Hoffman Fire Insurance Company, under
petors Of the Metropotan Merchants and Manufac
turers Business Directory. North denied having signed
~r rsffP wS O like ike hs john Moran was committed for
trial for having severely beaten Henry Bryan Bryan
was peaceably walking along the street when moran,
! who was a stranger TO him. accosted him, and upon
Bryans refusing to drink Moran attacked ana severely
| beat him.
| In the Court of Special Sessions Yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly John Farrell was sen
fenced TO the Peniteniary Tor SIX months 9r
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woman with whom he had been living for many years
Royal James fined s25 for attempting to deirau
the Putnam House OF 10 cents. He had eaten 40 cents
worth OF food in the restaurant and presented ceeh
for 35 cents in payment Several other eheeks were
found I'm hs possession Asher Berkman was nned si9
for cruelty horse in that he had placed the ANNA
the sidewalk 10 die leaving there from O'Clock III
| the evening till 3 O'Clock the following morning ku
dolph wenhodt fined $40 for a similar onense In
the ease OF Frank Arnold, bOokkeeper at the Liberty
House who was accused OF having appropriated gold
pin that James Shea guest az the house. had gwen MN
for saekeepinthe Court directed Arnold TO return 10
value Of the property by next Saturday morn
ing sentence yeng suspended until then. Arnold foTRot
/ all abOut the pin, he had been on spree
since abOnt the time the pin was given NM: -
George Logan, a carman in the employ OF Charles
I Mcdonald was fined $40 for having assaulted Abner
Brady boOkkeeper at Of the United states bonded
warehouses in Greenwlchs Logan brought his truck "a
the warehouse with goods which were TO be slowed
there and abused Mr. Brady for not being there 10 re-
oeve them Mcdonald also had some words about tue
matter with Mr. Brady. and 1t daring the dispute
between Brady and Mcdonald that Logan entered the
office and committed the assault The store was closed
for one hour t noon according the rucs Of the De
partment. Samuel Morris pleaded guilty to having
driven team OF horses attached 10 an omnibus OF the
Broadway and Eighth st. line the horses having running
their breasts At the request OF Mr. McMurry
the complainant, sentence was suspended Anne ing,
gins BackwelPs Island one month for having
stolen 4 bed-qu from Mary fOss at whose house she
boarded Anne pleaded that she was not fed properly
! aud had pswned the quilt TO get better food