New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

In the Recorders Court, jersey City. yyestsr,
day. John Schultz was accused OF having on THURSDAY
n scsa was put V OF the
he had taken lsdys seat. and be then pulled out "a
moi appear but the Recorder held the accused Thomas
May and John S charge 81 S hdnf op RiAefT ey
nre ali boarders at the Mansion House. and the pocket
picking was done while Davis was asleep.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Helena White convicted days ago OF grand larceny
In having hired plano and then sold IT, representing IL
Co DO her own sentenced to three years IN te state
Prison William wadron and william Jones, were con-
ycted Of grand larceny but in confederation OF strong
representations OF previous good made oy se
were taken sentence was suspended and they dis
charged. 80" Charles Mortimer" .wellknown pick
John s. Prouy Of wallet containing upward Of JOE in
bonds notes. etc. and sentenced TO state Prison for
commit burglary aud sentenced to the State Prison
for two years and six months.
In the City Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. be-
bennett proprietor Of Tho Brooklyn Daily Times for pro.
fesona services rendered In the collection OF an old debt
for advertising which Mr. Bennett had against the FORMER
city OF wilismsburgh, aid which was contracted ny
the wllliamsburgh Commission Mr. SPooner eontended
coyery OF the debts The star and Eagle also having
Ing claims and the bill drawn up having having
Tor professional services Mr. Bennett denied having en-
ployed Mr. spooner and said that no had only consulted
Jury found verdict for plaintiff for s1 In the case 81
Foster and another ns John Rea sng @ ~ ons
per $4,000 this amount being an offer procured
by are real estate SsSn bs Cr 9er
sale Sale f'''' ''' u '''"' ~ ''' '''' "
At the Tombs Yesterday, before Acting Magis-
trate Alderman Miller. Henry Thompson. nightwatoh'
In the employ OF the Stoningon Steamboat Company
at Pier No 49, North River arraigned for theft Mr.
that on Thursday night roll Of carpet one OF but
tons and four oaes OF cotton valued IN inc sggreS n az
cused said that the property was not taken through t
Sat s' oS SF Saus SS sSs but
might have been taken through an opening az
@ on S fr ss that opening
large enough to admit OF the passage OF bale OF cotton
brother OF Joseph Dee gan who Thursday arrested
having robbed Patrick Comerford guest at tho PM
dSSs nS a wss ~ the roSSoy
admitted to Officer Hey that the money might DO iouhu
and on inquiry the orc.r found that "Wednesday
night Deegsn had left at that place Aa. and tbs vas
not yet been Recovered Matthias Deegsn held by
| the magistrate to await an examination
Tn the Yorkvle Police Court, yesterday. be-
fore Justice Kelly, Ludwck Lavina was srraigned as
being one Of number two OF whom had been committed
by the magistrate the previous day., who hs had
OF $780, Two Of the accused for few weeks pre-
vous to the nth OF February Last had been calling reg
ularly Mr. Bandts saloon for breakfast ana supper
and on the nth we're Joined by two others whom seem
ngly they had before One OF the two new.
this country and being OF funds anxious to dis
pose table cloths and other articles The table
cloths lie represented to have been made OF Russian sat
met aud the whole stock to he worth el9 He addressed
himself 70 the two men s aeG 90 as and h
seemed anxious to buy tho goods They asked inc pseudo
phi n 20 let them nave Ine M heard The two
were Jews refused 10 sell them. The two Je6s then
urged Nt Brand: e r.; ;ySas fsS G@ ana M. MAJ o.
Brandt did. but them again till they were
arrested Not finding his new friends returning Brandt
be examined and he then ascertaned
that they worth only about k3' Lavna was c0mnltlod