New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
CRIMINAL.

Tn Justice Delmar's Court, Brooklyn, Celia
Curry fined $40 for beating Mrs faherly ON o Aoad
with dipper. ..
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Brooklyn, Philip
schosser fined $40 for furious driving to the great
danger OF pedestrians
In Justice Eames's Court, Willinmsburgh, Pat-
r Rurs was sentenced 10 the County jan for Is days
for stealing ham and piece OF bacon iom the snOp vi
August Gleser.
In Justice Cornwelrs Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day John Keenan, saimaker, sentenced 10 the Pen
itenary six months for stealing four Daro pas Vhueu
at $24, the property OF John Khber
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Hcnrietta Monroe domestic, was committed Tor
trial charged with having stolen 90 from he, einpoyer
arrested la Officer Van Gerchten for kicking his horse In
cruel and inhuman manner ana was helu W pai Al INC
sum Of $500 to answer
AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, were arralgned kate Goner
and Harriet Newman, accused OF stealing waei, I0n 20.
n MSge[l t ho SI 30 room on The
inst and his wife and others were Informed Dy Nate
Conner that Harriet Newman had taken the watch and
had sold 1t. Both servants in the house, ana had
TO all the apartments They were committed ior
examination. Dot. f.
Charles Hartman and Ferdinand Sulzberger
were yicted at the June term Of the United States
District Court for this District OF eonsprng 10 remove
were sentenced to imprisonment for days and pay
fine OF 5000 each aud to stand mPrlsohea uh phSy
s Sdy S SaT already eG more than their term
Imprisonment, wholly destitute OF means to pay their
for support who suffering for the OF
life and further that their pardon has been recon-
mended by Secretary McCuloch, COngressmen Ghanier
and Fernando Wood, Mayor Hoffman, John b. Haskln,
Judge Brady. @. T. Howe, Sheriff O'Brien. aud many
Others Internationally pardOns them George strauss
who was similarly sentenced served his tern and paid
his hHe. ...... " . ..
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Hogan, Bernard Poin, laborer was ar
ragned for having stolen from his employers Messrs
doing business at Nos 65 ana t7 Duane
st. quantity Of paper, valued at ~, Paper has been
missed several previous occasions by the members OF
the firm FrankAhrens, Prussian living In thirty
secopdSt was committed by Justice Hogan, yesterday,
on the charge Of carrying suIgsho and threatening
Ia use tie same upon William Kan OF No ais Wilianl-
AZ Henry Goodstein, who was few days since ar.
rested ON an accusation OF having burgarousy entered
the toe OF the Messrs Hrschbeck Bros No S9 Broad
way asd stolen therefrom ribbons kid gloves ana other
articles valued ut 5000, the particulars OF which
have ALREADY been printed in THE TRIBUNE aud Israel
Leon and Jacob Smith, arrested for having purchased the
goods knowing them TO have been stolen, were yes
tnrday taken before Justice Hogan GOodsteln was
committed 10 the Tombs The others were held 70 Dali IN
the sam OF 1000 each About 800 worth OF the stolen
property found in the possession OF Schmidt ana Leon
mas been recovered Thomas G. Dessey was committed
10 the Tonbs for having alleged indorscd the name
OF Messrs Van Doren Barredt TO check for 80 drawn
on fhe North River Bank by Messrs Shafer Hamilton
10 the order OF Messrs Van DOren Barredt The pris
oner who was employed by the last named rm az o1y
Broadway admits that May IA he received the eheoh
In u6stiou forged the Endorsement and had IL casheu
Dessey lived at No. 7 Allenst M n.