New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
CRIMINAL.

In fine Queens County Court of Oyer and
Termner Saturday decision was reserved IN the case
0f Thomas H. Foster against Thomas b Hendrckson for
trespass The tried at Springfield IN April 1867,
the Jury finding verdict for pintlf for ~, but the J
lice neglected 20 render Judgment when the verdict war
recorded
In Justice ilauptman's Court in Morrisania,
Joseph Anton Ruf, an emplOye In Revnus's brewery,
for stealing d gold watch and cham from MI. Swof
fellow workman committed. Lizzie Meyer, a
young grrn the employ OF Philip schauman, Washing,
and Seventh for stealing 500 worth OF tewelry
aud clothing from her employer, was also committed
Theodore Turner was brought before the u.
g Commissioner accused by VIM Klieniesch, Chatham
him on Sunday night March "a In payment for glass OF
lager for Turner and treat of Bourbon Sour for H..
complainant The latter found out the character OF
the bill, and caused Turner's arrest 1t would seem,
however that he made mistake IN urging TINS prosecu'
ton forgetting by selling drinks Sunday night he
violated the Excise Law aud rsked his license The case
is still pending
In the jefferson Market Police Court, on
wears OF age was committed to the Juvenile Asylum,
complaint of Dr. David Holton, who accused him Of hav
orphan and after his parents death was placed In
the Juvenile Asylum, whence he was PROVIDED win
home in farmers family in illinois He left them aittf
short time however, and Travelled back with the as
sisance OF odd rides on the cars 70 TINS cl when nc
taken into the employ Of Dr. Holton After stealing
the watch he went 70 Portchester where he is SAID N
way to have assisted an unknown man In stealing
10 Portchester and brought here by two NewfoIk de-
scySs Psc Bay ga @ t4a or f RaTns o
tanned an oyercOat valued at $50 from George N.
WemultleT, o.
check on the National City Bank. Fanny Marcus was
held 10 answer In 1000 bail on charge OF having stolen
tCSSr ' II is alleged that the accused was seen with
velvet cloak portion OF the property on heI peIson Du
she that spe obtained the cloak from her husband
which 1t came into his possession William DeWitt ana
twenty ninths Police Station Of playing the game Of
Faro at No 100 West Thrtieths were held TO ba ID inc
General Sessions Samuel Bentham, accused OF EN-.
Dezzng " 20 from ms employers Messrs hihs Ddae
of No sos Greenwichst, also held 10 bail IN $500 TO
answer at General Sessions.
In the Yorkyille Police Court on Saturday,
before Justice Kelly George Masett for stealing gold
Forty.sixth-st was committed To answer William
CLARK % years old residing in Sixty rstst commit
ted YESTERDAY for trial in default Of ball. having Satur
day eyenng burgarousy entered the cottage attached
70 the bathing house OF Mr. Henry Gebhard situated al
marble slabs quantity Of bathing drawers and large
looking glass valued altogether at tO On the previous
open a window When 1 glass lamps, Is sacks
Of bathnGclothes, aud canvass awning,
by burglars who had evidently escaped with their
booty in row boat. On Saturday evening Oncer WOOL
cottage expecting OF the river thieves In search
Of what left behind the evening previous About
O'Clock they heard the OF oars followed by
the sound Of approaching footsteps and presently the
cottage window was forced by two men, who entered
heard Clark remark his confederate: al have got but
a few matches with me-" and then saw HIM hight
observed them packing up the aforementioned prop
erty for the purpose Of transportation when rushing for
ward he seized Clark but was unable TO prevent the
cape his companion. About five weeks ago Clark
held 20 bail for forcing entrance into store situated
Slxthave., and assaulting an employ6 Of the pro-
prietOr 10y striking him the head with iron weight
while he was endeavoring to prevent the escape of
Clark Frederick Bush OF No. 462 Thirdave, com
mitted yesterday for keeping common gaming saloon
at the aforementioned place. where bluff" was the
chief occupation OF his patrons.
| At the TOmbs Police Court, on Saturday, one
Matthew Gray brought before Justice Hogan. the
charge OF having swndled Thomas Mccoy. emigrant
cut VI w IN the gtJswely establishment OF the former