New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
CRIMINAL.

John d. MclIenry, who is charged with per-
jury ig The Rollins cas- anh WHO was r. @ 10 g
ball. has pro,ulcd the Increased amount. ~ H. haSrriy
~ 80 2ii Clrcmonave.. brooklyn. and william Nash
81 No ~ Kentayc., Brooklyn, became MS bohismrh'
I'm the United States Commissioners Office,
ou satuuly. before Commissioner O-born tie eases or
~ No 10 n,en-i.. Francis Hughes II No. 2o water IT,
George Harmon 81 No C6 Gold - Dennis OBucn OF No
IS New Chru,hers~, Edward stanton OF Ne Madison
4 aud Henry Harrison 81 NJ. Cocutrs slip In which
the defendants charged with DONG lottery and pol
Saturday owing 90 the absence Of Government Witnesses
At the Jefferson Market Police Court on Sat
urday. ON complaint ~ Mr- Henrietta Cover of No go
EIst Broadway, Annie Bel was arI.nel chhTged WIN
brr Implicated Ia tie stealing OF VI worth oi proper
" belonging the piautd. Joseph Warner wis men
ichcs and icwelry aud .0o Ia currency Warner has
committed IN default Of slsOoba Thedcfcndant stated
that Warner had given her some ~ the property ia ques
shc asrt1ined that the property belonged TO Mrs Cow
CT, shc gave her the phwn-tickets
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Mr. August stephen ~ No Ga Broadway
The Captain OF the Pavilion Guard" complained that
Charles Kuhncr ,ho former Treasurer Of the company
hud spent S2' AT faro which Hd bren int!sted 20 mn
by the members oi the company 10 dcfny tho expenses
Incidental % TARGET excursion which was to have come
OF on Sept. prisoner committed IN default
ORR 800 bail Ihoin- Mctormck carpet uphosicrcr,
aged g. years accured by Mr.. Edward O. Maturn,
cashier 81 Mr. y T. ~ warts cstaDilshmcht, No ~
broadway, Of obtaining by trick aud device the sum Of
SIR stewards store Ia May last but his name was kept
The payroll and sept II he PAID the money
would make restitution. He was committed 10 answer
At the Yorkville Police Court on Saturday,
before Justice Connolly, the examination OF Elizabeth
MOraty, domestic who set fro ~ MI Mounts house IN
Eighty ninhst, near firstave., began Fire was dis
covered In Mr. Mounts parlOr on Tuesday evening nc
about 10 o'clock. Mr.. IlOconl the ncignbor who nrst
saw the scaled the fence separating his prem
lsc. from Mr. Mounts aud forcing open paror window
he threw tho burning material INTO tho yard AZ about
the following day shayngs IA tho basement OF the
huuse set fire. but tho flames soon eXtin
euisbed. An appeal was row made to the police and
Detective ooer Macarthur questioned the inmates OF tho
house. and led TO believe that strangers had pcrpe
the crime, aud had also thrown pieces OF coal
lions led to the suspicion that Elizabeth was the offender
after various eyasions she made full confession
marking. by way OF pallaon that she dd not intend TO
some noighborh0Od. and took this means OF nfusing
degree OF fe into the place Councillor Tailor who APP
pered for the Defense objected Ia tho admission OF her
alleged confession to Detective officer Macarthur and 10
WAS thrown out rs evidence for she prosecution The
further hearing adjourned until today and tho
prisoner held In 81 900 bail for her appearance.
At the Essex Market Police Court, on Satur-
DAY the examination Ia the Of Messrs Geo Hickey,
James Moore, Dennis Leary James Ward. and Thomas
Ouinu Deputy Sheris, accused OF attempts on tho lives
of lie employees of tho Broadway rheaer ON tho evening
OF August "a, continued before Justice shandley
The only witness examined was Officer william A. Mar
toot OF the Fourteenth Precinct who testified that he
was on the Broadway Theater on the Dight OF
August a. and the stage door after he heard
The shooe: nm employ6 of the tried prevent
bat when ho had got In no asked Whas was
OF the corridors; he meant one OF those men, tho man
who appeared 10 witness to In manager came up 10 hn
and eiIa "If officer, wish You " lake man
ont of that drunk and dsordery aud has
raised all tho disturbance or words 10 THAT enect ne
manager; no arrested one of the sherins Depu-
ties aud TOOK HIM TO me romeo stauon a,or H@
badge After the officer had concluded his ties.
mony counsel for the defence moved for the Dismissal
Of the sn6 Raee eSrsd IS bs e1amnd but
the Court adjourned further hearing I'll tae 2oin lhst