New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.


In,Justice Buckeyes Court. Brooklyn, yester-
day Jane Fee was committed fOp examination, hayng
stolen $3.50 worth Of wearing apparel the properly OF bu
No 50 Montague-st. The accused was formerly IN MT.
Warehouses; employ and recently of Bir PARIS ~ Is
alleged portion OF the goods was found IN he tfunk ~
the house Of Of her friends Peter Mccarthy aeatI
man. was fined 81 for driving his cart on the sidewalk In
Myrte-ave
In the Yorl1yille Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Kelly T. Coner and William Arnot were held
the former bail and the latter in $500 bail Tor an
alleged assault on James Gordon who, on last TUESDAY
evening numerically beaten on the head WIN
a stone in Sxtysecond-st, between Second ana Ihlru
ayes James BglOw and John Mulltgan two lads agcd
% and H. respectively were committed on charge OF
having at early hour yesterday morning attempted 10
enter the tea store Of Charles McCO, No 319 Tmrdaye
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwith Bartholomew Flynn was commit,
ted for trial for having stolen wearing apparel ana
coin valued nj s4 So from Patrick Sawley OF no. ~
Kiupst Alice Carman, accused OF stealing blanket
valued al 81 from Ford Of No. 173 Greenest was
accused Anna Ford Of keeping house prostitution;
aud Anna was thereupon also held john larry anu
VIM. Butler committed for having as alleged as
saulted Policeman George G. Wood yesterday moitg.
II alleged that after knocking down inc oeer 'ne1
kicked him in brutal manner.
I'm tbe Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Russell Adoph schlaurbach pleaded guilty
TO obtaining 500 from Charles schultz, by falsely repre-
Frstave making over $40 per week. and thereby Undue.
ing schultz TO go into partnership with him. He was
accused OF stealing $50 worth OF India rubber from the
schooner Tgress Of which vessel he mate, was dis
about the larceny at the time it being committed.
Several sentences were suspended.
In the TOmbs yesterday, before acting mag
istrate Alderman Miller, Thomas Murphy and John Riley,
alias Cooley arraigned for having on Monday last
stolen ease of boots valued at $685. from the hatchway
OF the store OF Messrs ROsenStOck Rice q Co., NO 10
Park-place Detectives Mullen and Horbclt or tho lNth
Precinct found the property yesterday AZ the corner OF
the BOwory and MadisOn5t. and IL IS alleged tnat
the accused Left the there. They were committed
for examination. Cooley is one Of the three men VINO
were arrested several weeks ago on an accusation OF
having Knocked down the messenger OF the Bank OF
New-YOrk and stolen from him vaise containing over
SOOOGOO i'm checks and money, and were aferWard dis
charged for lack OF evidence
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, Emily Graham was committed
for trial for having stolen wearing apparel from Ars.
Catherine Dobs No 90 Deancey-s and Mrs Jane vii
son No. / Goy0rneur-sip. The accused admitted she
had pawned the property Catherine MeGarvin, a
maiden lady, CT OF residing IN Dudug IN te
rear OF No NaTck.st., entered complaint against JOh
Farrell lad years OF age, whom she charges with hay
ing about o'clock Monday morning last, made most
shocking aud infamous assault upon her After Knocking
the old down. Farrell beat her on the head ana
face In "A manner that threatened her life. Her screams
which lie Intellectually endeayored stop, attracted the
attention Of two policemen who were passing ana the
young scOundre arrested. He says he was intoNl
Gated An examination IN tho ease was postponed TIL
week enable the woman 10 recover strength 20
appear In the mean time, Farrell remanded TO
prison Frank Oliver, at whose place, No - Crosbys
lot OF tile goods stolen by the FIVE boys Rosenha VIII
SON Ruame DAILY, and Irwin, recently committed, was
discovered denied his guilt yesterday but was held TO
John THESE undertaken, at No S3l Nnth-st OUT OF
s3j 10 is alleged that Schwlsner gave Ihese bogus
check Tor that amount the Park National Bank IN pay
ent coffin furnished him for the burial OF MS chd
and Tor hearse carriages &c. that occasion The bill
was $40 So and Schwisner received the difference IN
change. He was committed