New-York tribune., 1868-03-26
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In Justice Delmar's Court, Brooklyn, John
Mayne held in $1,000 bail for having obtained $50
worth OF rope from j. Dahoender on spurious Orucf'
The Will be examined tomorrow.
In Justice Walters Court. Brooklyn, Paul
Dover ned to await the action OF the Grand Jury
nients Mrs. Mesrner, at No. 81 Montroseaye.
I'm the Kings County Court of Oyer and Ter
her The trial OF john Calvin Tor the murder Oh Jonn
Muller concluded. The jury found verdict OF man
slaughter ia the fourth degree. Calvin sentenced to
two years Imprisonment in State Prison.
In Justice Warehouses; Court, Brooklyn,
Thomas Bracken and Thomas Green two boys were held
AvreaVe robbed Mary Wells, little girl II years OF
age, OF a pOcket-boOk containing 81
In the jefferson Market Police Court before
Justice edwiIh Acml FOurner committed for trial
ior having attempted TO steal qnanuy Of clothing,
Eghtvc The landady of the house found the accused
seoeted J, tie roo James Bro%; vi "a sn0epateTi no % H. on a
secoEd-st. with an awl, was held for trial
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice S,7ndlcy, John Hart and John McCann were
from Edward Murphy Of Eizabethport, n. J; Murphy
had lust arrived IN the city when he met 10y the
eused who wen; with him TO have drink IN saloon IN
GouverIeur So, where Murphy became intoxicated and
the money was taken from him. On being arrested So
was found III McCaun's possession.
Joseph BlOOmgarten was employed as q
Counter OF Currency in the office of the Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States, at Louisville, KY He
was brought up IN TIE L. : Commissioners Office IN this
tIty YESTERDAY accused Of having during the eight
II2q75 Of the funds ntrusted him to count lie left
louisville ia time TO escape arrest and came 10 this city
Tie L. s. District Attorney for the District Of Kentucky
F. NJ Brisow, teegraphed the fact TO the District At
tOrney Of tAs District and the accused was thereupOn
arrested The time for his examination Will be fixed to-
day
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justiee Hogan Peter Cullen and John DAILY, young
inst broken INTO Patrick Congdons tailoring establish
ent No lO Bayard-st and stolen $3.50 worth Of cloth
Ing The prisoners confessed their guilt 70 Defective
Woodbridge after aTresk ana added thaI tiey ha1 s3
the greater part Of the stolen property 20 Lous eoky
of No 10 BaXteIst a secondhand dealer, for SlG De
Iosy was accordingly arrested, and all were committed
from Messrs Longsreet, Sedgwick Co.'S clothing ware
house ON the upper floor of No go broadway. Watch
was kept, and yesterday quantity OF coats vests ana
panaoons, valued at about $780, which had been taken
from stockples IN the adjoining room were found by
the porter, Nh JAS frazer IN ciseI OH tie thf9 h0O
The articles not removed ar II was suspected that
the thieves would return Tor them & L,e ~ ~ te Gay; MI o
Fraser again visited the closet ana Iouhd tere tWo men
puttng the goods into two bags preparatory u removing
them. one OF the dashed past Mr. Fraser, and
sliding down the la rope oithe way ae iS sJ ~
into the street The remaining thlet was seized by Fra
ser and subsequently given into the custody O Omcer
UayeTty OF the Sixth Precinct He is German, 60 years
old gave the OF Charles Meyers and says he came
recently from Buffalo. lie was committed for trial
For having appropriated 70 his the Of S25 7
the property of ms employer, Mr.. Edward j. Dickinson
was committed yesterday by Justice Hogan. The ac.
ensed lived at No % YoTk-st, Jersey City Ann Walsh
Otherwise McManus. well known shophiter accompa
MED y an unknown man. entered Heyman lsaacss cloth
ing store no 25O Greenwiehs yesterday under preense
two coats valued S24 under her cloak The theft
witnessed by Isaaos, aud the thieves finding they were
feteced fed from the place. the woman dropping the
stolen property. The man made ms escape, Ann was
arrested and Justice Hogan committed her for trial
Policeman Atson OF the Sixth Precinct arrested yeser
day Joseph Belknap aged German residing at No "A
Mulberry for conducting himself in disordery man
ner BekRap resisted the officer, and the latter dealt
him heavy blow the forehead. causing bad wound
They then cBehed and fell 20 the sidewalk and Ason
again struck Belknap two blows the body. Belknap
was discharged by the magistrate, and the officer received
a reprmand for having used his club so freely Silva
tore sIcardl, hnelookng man. arrested Yesterday
while IN the act of leaving H. j. Clahin
Co.'S store in Church-st, having IN his possession
piece OF dress goods In the possession OF the prisoner
Defective Field found also $50 IN money, valuable gold
watch and papers, showing that he was dealer ii
tioned why man OF his evident respectablity should
have committed such petty theft the prisoner cOoly
renled mai ne understood Clafin Co. were "1vine
OUT goods yesterday and so he helped himself He wa'
committed the TOmbs-