New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
CRIMINAL.


AT the Paterson Police Court. Jobn Foo.l.
garden. "ieh" IN hf
At the Jefferson Market Police Court hotou.
Justice Dodge, Yesterday, Francis Bernard vas n
topherst for having cut her husbands arm with bS
At Justice Carrots Court, Staten Island -
Saturday. William Douglas and Charles Vent two On
Clifton The prisoners were ordered to ja in defsmi 10 10
| proper weights. NV As'hs
| AT the Recorders Court of Jersey citv a..
Saturday, Martin Dlaway arraigned cherps8 Ih Vh
obtaining harness and money under false prefenses t
City lie Is also suspected Of having o6aied 500 SSe,sey ,ry
Gr w. H. hpeer Adatant OF the Fourth New Jersey Rfs
corps, III fraudulent manner.
In the u. s. Commissioners Office beroro
Commissioner Osborne, James Fleynn and William Don
nelly were arragned for having, while on the high ses
on te passage from ths port 10 Aspnwal broken ntc
the cargo Of the American steamer Santiago de Cnb ~
which they were scamen ami stolen several pairs %
| tlon to-day
At the Essex Market Police Conrt. yestor-
day. before Justice Sbandey. James Fitzgerald was ar.
ragned on cnarge OF having thrown his wife from !.
window on the third floor Of their residence No. Goeret
| ST. George Graves was the complainant. Dr. w A.
James Of No. 45 Grand ST. sent communication m ths
justice saying that the Injuries sustained by the woman
were OF 50 serious character that there was danger f
fatal termination Fitzgerald was committed to await
the result Of the injuries
In the Newark Police Court, on Saturday.
Mary sherry an interesting girl Of l6 commttedt 70
the at the or lcr father, alleges
that he Is not able to restrain her from paradng the
streets every night with bad companions Mary says
that her father treats her sbamey. and the neghbcrs
corroborate her testmony EuZlbeth La1er, 10 years
OF age arrested and committed for trial being an
acc0mpce OF one Pauline Schultz. who Is held for grand
larceny Both girs were In The employ Of Mrs. Adelaide
Door, Of ROssye whose residence recently robbed
At the YOrkyille Police Court, on Saturday.
Hiram Fakenberg Charles Hobenberg and John Hicks
were committed by Justice Connolly FOR dcfIaung Jonn
Meter of No. 1876 Thildaye OF Sl2j. The complainant
wished TO sell out ms VINE seheI ana having advertised
ln
sell the stock Tho offer accepted by Meier and
tae terms of sale agreed upon on tuesday Fakenbers
and put the auction nag, and began the sale
The prices brought were ruinous, and complainant
do unless paid S25 for bis services On the foregoing
testmy Of Mr.. Meter the accused were arrested
In the United States Circuit Court on Satur-
day, william Mnllee having been adjndged guilty OF .
contempt of Court, in violating It's injunction which
restrained him from manufacturing combs made OF the
hard compound OF Inda-ruDbcr, brought up sen
contempt and his further punishment Was then suspended
by the Court until he should again violate the injunction
that he had manufactnrcdh his combs by process for
which he has obtained patent Since then he has been
put under injunction by Judge GHer III philadelphia
second contempt having beeu committed by another sale
OF these combs Judge Blachfor said that the testimony
clearly showed that the defense OF Aulee was an utter
fabrcaton and bis pretended process only an evasion Of
Of wiful dsObediencc the order Of this Court and
that he be fined therefor the Of $500 the TO DO
paid to the companants toward the rcmbursement Of
their expenses I'm the attachment proceedings aud that he
stand committed until the sand fine be paid.
AT the TOmbs Police Court, on Saturday,
Harry Wills founerya keeper at the Jefferson Market
Prison. and Charles Terry were committed by Justice
bowling for having stolen from Mrs Sarah Prices resi-
dence No. 10 C.ntopace, quantity OF diamonds and
jewelry, valued s2i IS and 500 in money, Michael
p Martin was committed for having on Friday night
forced open the grating Ia front Of John d. Bcttss
aurant, No. 29 Broadway and stolen from thence wine
and cigars William Mctiion committed for hay-
ing Saturday struck VIM : eaton, sailor the ship
Cores, lying at Pier No D. East River heavy blow on
the head with hammer McGlOin WAS second mate OF
the vessel. William johnson and George Manning both
hard characters, were committed for attempting.
with false keys to enter Hugh Lackeys junk shop No II
JamesssIp.. .ExAldcuuan Charles McBrien and others
arrested Saturday, on the complaint OF Adam
RocdgerfO keeping deIy house at No2i2 Bowery,
for the sale Of lottery tickets policies, etc All were dis
charged except Mcrien, who held TO bail. Michael
PrendergasU Of No. leo WaShug ugtOnst held TO bail
yesterday 500 for alleged violation OF the Excise law.