New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
corder iackett, yesterday Eugene Baker alias Kicker
man. DAVID Carroll and George Jackson, three notOrOua
were arraigned for burglary IN the third degree
at the dry goods store Of Max Chaser No Broadway
Capt; Garland and Officer Muigan, OF the Fourteenth
Precinct before they had actually accomplished the Of
The Court sentenced Carroll aud jackson seyeraly TO the
STATE Prison for the term OF two and Six montha
Baker alias Rckerman was remanded for sentence, a
there are other charges pending against him.
U. S. Marshal Murray received yesterday the
Presidents warrant for the pardon Of Francesca Buha
cunt Court Of this District of having in his possession
with intent to pass counterfeit u s. fractional currency
notes and sentenced TO Is imprisonment and
fine The reasons assigned for the pardon are that
Buhagier who Italian sailor and ignorant Of the
English language. had been In the country bnt few
days when the alleged crime was COMMITTED and had
been made the dnpe of designing that he is tho
has been recommended by Justice Fisher OF the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. and other prominent
citizens and solicited by the italian Minister The par.
don iscOndODed on Buhagier leaving the country within
80 days and never returning to any place within thejur
diction of the United States.
In the United States District Court, yesterday,
the case of William Doran alias English B" in which
the defendant is indicted for dealing In counterfeit
omSs LLOYD SS indicted for selling W cOanerst Ss as
National Currency notes. pleaded guilty; IL appearing
last stages Of consumption II being claimed, and not
Denied that Government detectives approached defend
TO purchase counterfeit money from him, and not
appearing that he benefited pecuniary by the sale.
sentence suspended. George King was placed on
trial. yesterday Oh an indictment accusing him OF having
in his possession with intent to pass and OF attempting
to pass counterfeit 25-cent currency notes. The tes
ignorant sailor offered, on the st Of May last TO Philip
Stevenson keeper of oyster saloon III sprngst one
at ss Stevenson asked hm s had any my nc and
counterfeit when defendant replied Is that sos
Then I'm stuck" and exhibited roll OF the notes He
then arrested, and told tie officer who had him IN
custody that he got the notes IN payment from canal
boat captain The jury found him not guilty Tie jury
were then discharged for the term, and were blghy
complmened by the Court for their attention 10 their
duties. The jury had not disagreed during the term
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday, before
Justice bowling Harry Willis, an exkecper OF the Jefer-
Market Prison. Charles Terry and jeremiah shaun
the residence Of Mrs sarah Price Of No 10 place.
quantity of diamond ewelry valued at s275, and se
tie robbery and had been there many times previous,
but after the robbery he disappeared from the city, and
tectiYe Officer Barker who made the arrest testified hae
Willis told him that the other prisoners were the ones
who had committed the theft and that the property nad
been sold TO receiver who had In turn disposed OF 70
a Broadway jeweer. The prisoners were committed |"
with others was accused by Adam Roediger OF No 10
West Forty seyenths Of being concerned In the lottery
yesterday at the Tombs was held to bail in the sum
OF TO await the result Of an examination He claims
be entirely innocent OF the charge preferred agalnse
him Henry Clinton, who Is accused Of having In hA
possession portion Of the s2 900 worth OF bonds stolen
from the residence OF Mr. Baruch Stern No. 255 Wea
Forty yeighth-st the night OF the goth OF April last an
examination in whose case has been for few days pas
tice Bowling, in default Of 5000 BAIL
The case of James w. Winter, indicted for
forging the OF Brevet Major Robert Morgan, Az
sistant Quarermaster OF the United States Army. whose
headquarters in this city, came on for trial In toe
United States District Court yesterday tappeas tsi
defendant between the 9th Of May 1907 aid the 3t c
July of the same year. while acting clork TO Major
Morgan, forged his organ's) name at various times
II checks on the SubTreasury in this city for an agsr
gate Of s. co. aud presented the checks ana
obtained and used the money for his own purposes Do
feudant shortly after the commission Of the forgere be
came very much distressed I'm mind and made writtea
confession, which he sent to Major Morgan He was ar
rested in August last and has been In jail ever since On
the being called be Withdrew plea OF not guu
and pleaded guilty. At the request OF his counsel the
mitiraton of sentence; from which il seems tat dc
fendant had been clerk in Morgan's Office about five
time Of committing these forgeries, borne an unexeep
onable character. and was man Of superior ednea,on
culture, and Refinement; that he had been ntrn-tea 10
peatedy with large amounts OF money haNlhe song
times as much as 100000 under his contro ont tnse
come the victim Of drink and gaming. Defendant vM
remanded for sentence TIL Saturday next In the mean
the crimes mentioned will be submitted in mitigation Of
sentence Defendant Of about middle age and Of very
respectable appearance. Tie seemed to fully realize hh
position, and appeared quite broken down.
In the United States District Court in the
case Of Suzberger Strauss, Flcischauer, and Hartman
move whisky from the dstilIery at Nos 500 and 81
East Eighthst only Fleischauer aud Hartman appearea
from Court since the verdict was given on Tuesday night
Two afdayits were put in on behalf OF FsIsehags S
been acquitted to the effect that Flelschauer was NOV
connected with interested IN the distilery IA qe,non
az the rectfying establishment TO which II was alegte
the whisky had been removed from the disulery; ana
letters were also submitted, ndOrsug Flelsehauere
character, written by County Clerk Loew, SUPERVISE
Hermann and Judge CardOzo. In opposition 10 ahy
mitigation OF sentence Assistant ben
and b. X Phelps, said that in their opinion leehsues
was one OF the chief actors In tie conspiracy and ons
of the most guilty of the defendants aud cited from the
testimony TO show that he had bad conversation!
with Collector Blake which clearly indicates
that he had made corrupt proposals 10 80
Collector in relation TO running q ais.asy
In the district in which the dstllery IN question: W"
located, which proposals, 1t was more thah ptoosH,
lated TO this dStiery; and further that was nasps
BILE that the testimony showed that ne had gwen
10 employees OF the rcctfying establishment III feia"9s
10 their work Sc The Court suspended sentence. N
relation 10 Hartman who is quite young man. ny eoun
sell Judge Fullerton. said he was entirely desutue
means. and the Assistant District Attorneys ~. 81
the Court that they considered him the least
all the defendants convicted IL Is claimed Tor hl
he was not directly interested in the ilhct reihO,NS
the whisky, but simply allowed the use OF MS lame
the ostensbe proprietor of the dstiery, IN return
small weekly salary He was sentenced 10 IA! nns
1000 be imprisoned ten days, and 10 stand
till paid. After sentence was pronounced, w, -
seemed astounded, and said he had not 1900 cents 70
name The names OF Strauss, who II Is alleged nass
real proprietor Of the dstiery, and suzOefger' ne
prieor the rectifying establishment, neither o
have appeared for sentence. were then caieu NV
answer being made. their recognizances, OF >ZVVsS
were declared forfeited, and warrants were lSsue~ w.
their arrest.
COIrRT CAIENDARS-THIs DAY.