New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court before
arsned & SH sRs the ee %he
were the Joint propretors OF house In this city, and
@ al % S 70 oW eS e
gave bail in te sum OF 500 each to keep the peace
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Connolly. Ann Mills accused her husband
Charles Mills OF having deserted her aud withheld from
her the means OF support was proved that he owned
order that he should support his wife. His counsel
took an appeal TO the Court OF Special Sessions and Mills
gave $500 bonds for that Court.
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Brooklyn, yes
terday morning the case Of Henry Rogers brought
up The accused had been arrested Tor having stabbed
nlgits ago. The only witness examined was the com.
palnant who being unable 20 swear positively as to the
allowed TO go on MS way rejoicing.
In Justice Delmar's Court, Brooklyn, Michael
Ooyle and John Leo two lads aged respectively Is and
yeara were brought up yesterday morning on charge
window Of Temperance Hall in Hamiiton-aTe Their
Ss5 sesI @ ' tys o4 moyemsnt o was That heS
been locked up for tho night As nothing was missing
from tho building tho plea deemed satisfactory and
tho s0mnists were set az liberty.
In the United States Circuit Court, the Rea-
Bon counterfeiting case was finished The Jury, after
half an hours absence brought IN verdict OF not guilty
graduated by numerous friends Previous leaving tho
courtroom he shook hands with and thanhed every one
MoDermott and Patrick Connolly, in which the defend
ants Are charged With doing business as dsers At No
was act down for trial on Saturday next The Court an
nounced that no other would be taken UP this term
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Ledwith. Thomas Cuslck Ia boatman was
oommtted for having on Monday night, knocked down
gold watch and small amount OF money. The exami.
nation In the case Of biessrs Manning & DeForest,
brokers Of No 10 wal:t arrested for having in their
possession portion OF the s000 worth Virginia State
bonds stolen from the office OF Messrs Ambrose G. Kings.
land Sons No @; Broadst on the 22d Of March last
came up before Justice Dowling yesterday. No wit
nesses were examined and after some consultation by
the lawyers. tho case was adjourned until Wednesday,
At the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
accused Of stealing from the bedroom Albert Lucfc
at the NewEngand Hotel was sentenced TO six months
imprsSonmsnt n the PenlteGntEary De Witt Cole Ed
with cruelty to animals, In driving horses when in q
brokendow aud unfit condition for work. They were
fined SO each Samuel KehOe the Indian club maker,
was charged with assaulting Patrick Campbell. The
prisoner pleaded that he under the influence Of liquor
when he com%tted the assault and that he has since
May 1, 1889.
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only through the discharge Of Which By all concerned
can the Institutions country be- preserved right be sustained
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