New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.

| TIE CRIMINAL COURTS.
In Justice Walters Court Br00klyn,, Jacoe Nu o2
schuckhardt keeper OF agefneGT FOR alleged
Grahamaye., T. d., was ned ior cA"iNi'''' Wa
| Tn Justice Voorhees, Court Brooklyn, Chas'
soen q for 2 hsyRs sdbb sfe First nSG and Fifth
sts. E d. was sent to the House Of Refuge.
In Justice Buckley's Court, Brooklyn, Henry
Ripple shoe filter, Of No. "a RensenSt was committed
Co., No. 9Oi Pearl-st, large quantity OF leather
Sarah Burns is charged in the United States
the aGency of bow 10 pass new and dangerous
terfe So note on the Market National Bank OF tins city
on David Akin Of Twentythrdst. She was committed
for examination In default OF 500 ban.
In Recorder Martindale's Court, Jersey City,
Henry Holmes, alleged 10 have been caught IN the act of
robbmg the store OF WOOD & SIn, h Woa
robbed the store about year ago: John Sprouie
tools from E Wright Of No. $50 Cheryst spronic bor
rowcd the tools and being asked 10 return them de-
pay for the property or work for Wright till he had
earned the value OF it,
In the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
tlces Kelly and DowDg Daniel Sullivan, for stealing
dress from an old woman more than 100 years OF age was
sent to the Penitentiary Tor months .Wm stripe,
LOT dssau!l!nS iais Dcllo ~, @ i''u nv" ~ ra nd
cut her with KNIFE was hued 81; ;Johh Green hnu
James Freely, arrested &C Pages Hotel foot OF Spring
At. under suspicious circumstances. several burglars
keys &c; being found In the room they oecnpied were
reluctantly discharged. ~ the housebreakng implements
A curious case was tried yesterday before
Justice Lent AZ fremont crl named Margaret Clep,
ham had been locked up since Saturday on the charge OF
having stolen mc Of her msresss jewelry and pawned
IT, the pawnticket being alleged 10 he found her box
by another ellowseryant. On cNamlnatlon yesterday
il was found out that this other servant Bridget OBren
by name was the real thief and had tried To effect the
other girls ruin. Margaret Cepham was dismissed by
Justice Lent hnd allowed 10 leave the Court without
stain on her character, while Bridget was locked up TO
await her trial at the next sessions to be held AT "he
Plains.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
cordcr Hackctt, in the Of Peter Matthcws, who
pleaded guilty oi grand larceny sentence was deferred.
pleaded guilty OF an attempt burglary In the thrd de
gree sentence was suspended. ard the prisoner dis
To he Pcniicntiary for 80 days wm R6hr- for at,
tempt burglary IA the fourth degree was seutcneGd To-
two years ana Elk months In the State Prison Richard
Grant pleaded guilty OF burglary ia the third degree, and
had his sentence deferred until Friday.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice lcIvi;h Henry Durrell and William snow, FOR
dean. faro al he gambling house 10. 81 East TwcUty.
seycnE-s held To answer each In s5OJ ball Ight
gambling tools were seized Charles Eilg for stealing
from Joseph r. Smith Of no 2i East Fourtcenthst somo
machine fools valued At SlO held 10 answer. -Four
little girls the oldest OF whom l. only l6years OF age
stripped the little daughter OF M Coles Of Greenpont Of
a cloak and fur cape valued az 81, and then pawued the
articles in secondhand store.
In the YOTkyille Police Court, before Justice
Kelly John Miller held In 500 bail, "a answer on
charge Of having obtained s. from conductor ON the
Grand and Forty sccondst railroad 10y false pre-
lenses THE complaint againd Miller was preferred In
November last but 1t only Monday that he was
found and arrested Frcdesck Tas for having stolen
s3J OF cigars and tobacco from Edward Mansfield
No. osl scc0nd-avc, was held IN bail TO answer; The
charge preferred because the accused was In tho
habit Of sleeping in the loft ~ stable where the pro
pery kept David Gall, u years OF ~ for having
stolen go worth ~ property from Henry r Cochran OF
No iC5 East Fiftyuintlst, held 10 answer junk
dealer named Lcdwtb. TO whom the boy had sold the
stolen artices was also held In default Of 81 900 bail
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. before
Justice Hogan two shoPlters named n Mary PeSct tr
noon the accused entered the Wholesale store OF Messr
A. T. Stewart & Co., at the corner uf broadway ana
Cha1hbersst and said that they desired to see some
silks az they were about to open store IN Flushing J.
Alter looking ut a quantity OF goods the women con
the clerk who had waited on them discovered that
He caused the arrest OF the women, and, being
searched at the Frankn-st PolceSation the missing
silk was found in capaci0rs pocket secreted beneath
the dress OF the woman Pickett. The lastnGmed pris
oner lives Of No 199 Thompson st. and her companion In
Niney.third-st Henry Iayele stranger In the city,
and accompanied her TO basement saloon a. the corner
OF Pearl and Chathamsts and while there SHE stole from
him wallet containing $40 She then fed into the street
In the evening Officer Webb Of the Sixth Precinct
found her IN her apartment In Ba1tesi ana TOOK her
into custody The money not recovered. Justice
Hogan committed her to the Tombs yesterday
Patrick Gleeson Of No sss Broomesti bad BIS pocket
picked on Monday night OF wallet containing $40 by
Mary Cromn. Mary was arrested and yesterday Justice
in he case of John Bennett and Wife Mary Ann,
rested for picking the pocket OF Mrs Louisa Woof OF
wallet containing $40 eO came up YESTERDAY pslVre Ju
OF the male prisoner and the law presupposes that
she was acting by the direction Of her husband and nb
ect TO his WILL she was accordingly discharged. The
husband been committed 10 tho Tombs to await tho
action of the Grand jury His record has been very
mar an experienced thief married to Jone brennan,
Justice Bowling performing the ceremony valiant was
five years imprisonment In Sing Sing In the year 1880,
Justice DOwliDg then policeman. arrested valiant Tor
where he was serving of six months mprson-
| ment for the theft of a watch chain.