New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, John Montgomery. OF No. 32
Monrqes gave BAL IN sIG 70 answer SnaTse OF VIOLA
At the YOrkville Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Kelly Thomas Kane living at No. Cog Tenth
ave. was charged with attempting to Kill his Mne ON
going into the house found Kane beating his wife, Kane
was remanded to await the result of her injuries
At the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
glary was acquitted. William Maher, convicted OF
grand larceny sent to the House Of Refuge...Wl
sentenced to 80 years imprisonment. Jane Bennett,
accused OF petit larceny pleaded guilty; sentence de.
Of attempted burglary the third degree; sentence de-
terred William Fenton and Robert Hannah pleade;d
guilty 20 charge OF petit larceny sentenced " the Peni
Tertiary for six months. !,.s-ss=' s>sasS&s-
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester.
day. before Justice Ledwlth. Emiel NJ Blum accused
tons The complainant alleges that the accused to
his place OF business and offered 10 sell $50 barrels Of
{ Co.'S Sonded warehouse; that he Santsd
t24s6 O5 for the whisky which paid It was sub
ssssf0 Ta' SEHSs nS y Ss Ss
...Justce Dodge discharged Henry Longwood. who
by selling him barrel Of water for alcohol De Haven
was held To answer.
An alleged Illicit distillery case came before
the United states otce yesterday entitled
larce The defendants charged with doing business
as dstlers without paying the special tax required by
evening last an sogallon st and twelve hogsheads Of
mash discovered by Internal Revenue officers IN the
sub-celsr Of No Is Roses No returns had been made
notice given by those running the e 20 the collector.
The flrst-named defendant claimed ownership Of the
promises and denied the right OF the officers to seize the
still, 30 Al the time OF the capture man escaped
through the window, and the other defendant who is
and desired the officers TO allow him TO run OF the mash
Both the defendants we're held for further examination
on Thursday next in default of 5000 bail each.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Hogan committed David /. Martin, an Albany boat
for having IN December last sold in this city horse
and wagon, valed at $40, which he had hired from
James A; Warren OF Albany. The accused admitted his
guilt The property has not been recovered. on Sun
day night Matthias Hageman employed on the packet
Hsrsehe lying at Pier No d. H. met Lizzie Nolan Up
fell asleep. On awaking he found that ne was
SShSa. arrest Tss:sfdsy George Roii$s a ' az
in court and calling him outside attempted to eject
settlement by the payment OF small sum Of money and
caused the arrest OF RomRn accessory TO the theft
and both he and the girl committed to the TombS
Hageman was sent TO the House OF Detention The fol-
lowing saloonkeepers were yesterday held 20 ba in
sum OF 800 each, on charge OF violating the Excise aw
Herman Gunther No. 80 Greenwich.s tl LOUIS Lowall
No l57 Chathamst; Herman Dargelch No ioi Chatham,
81; Richard Cue, No. 80 0akst; Adam Kammeth, No lel
James B. Delane Edward Jackson, and John DaSley
and committed on the charge OF stealing from show
ease IN front o. store In John's, two meerschaum
quantities OF goods from various show cases in Broad
way. John, Liberty, Nassau, Maiden-lane and other
streets valued in all at over $4,000. portion OF the
who, with his wife, incurred rs Earle's Hotel |
board BIN OF O which he failed 20 pay. yesterday
committed TO the Tomhs Samuel Filda a salesman Of
he Messrs Clahn a Co. Of Church-st was yesterday
committed TO the TOmbs the charge Of having stolen
To pieces Of beached goods valued at So The accused
VINO resides at NO $50 Second ave. alleged as an excuse
or stealing the articles that although he received a
alary OF $500 per annum, he could not live upon H.