New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

Saturday TO note the trial OF job Frazee the eaIa
whose auCst His Honor had clseu lOI ulio1e cntv
and Was fined SO Mr. Bcrgh who was present. th i
the Mayor or interesting liIAse III J"'I IG, Ee was
.rci m Tor driving horse unfit for use. The hnlnals
lin N was moved was sd and he had two new sores on
i IA. Adam ech7tr.r was fined the amOunt TOT
tie same 0feuse Tie horse had aen his iOt iess NJ
hady cut aui large visible under ms conar'
ne br M fine defense was. that the streets being ni
,ii,v IT, tc horse had fallen twice and injured nm
s.f Tic Court held that tie animal ought not TO nave
been Oh the street on such % day'
,Justjce Kelly at YOrkville committed James
Iaued0n. 20 bnckayer, Of No 55l West Forty seYenua ~
answer charge OF Ielcnousiy assuming ana lOynl.5
Michael Tangcy Of No 3C2 BeecRer-st Pairoh3h
n heard cry Of murder, and Fastening to the spot Sw
Taucucy PROSTATE and LangdOn kuceng beside him ana
were ON the opposite sidewalk. having crossed
on the cheers approach Iangneys r5IIt eye
completely closed and his face covered with DioOu
Mr.. Robert StOepel, the impressarlO, WINE
passing through ThirtysiXth-st his way from INC
French Iheaer on saturday Msh' was Ir(2,l eod in
hiced y Edward Jones, drunken man. who was yesloI
day held for trial
judge Bedle of the Hudson County Court,
case. Some time ago Thomas Kyle, young Scotchi1an
who WorEs IN Colgate CO's soap factory ia 1900 M
AID Miss Matilda Moody, sisterinlaw OF Mr. itOpiit
Bailey, wealthy coal broker III Wallst, married eSle
opposition in October last and took qP the dg sof eya
after Thomas returned 10 his work IN Jersey Cy mlH
Bailey, who was very wroih because OF her slscl me-
y
scDndcrs. drove to Newark, and persuaded MIS-;
Kyle accompany her home. When the husband learned
whittier his young wife had gone, he fastened 70 MI
Baeys to reclaim her. and being refused admttance
he applied to Judge Bedle for writ Of haleas corpus
Tie writ issued and duly served, but 10 Maud was
forthcoming, the response beng that MT ana ITS D.
knew nothing about the missing His Honor, now
ever as little satisfied with the answer as the bride
groom himself and means to have the Ballcys UP ior eN
animation.
Clark, Webster g. Co.'S fraud, entitled q" The
Merchants ana Bankers Grand Presentation Enterprise
was again before Justice Downing on saturday the com
planaAt being Mr. David W. De Forest OF No $50 stare
ST. Brooklyn Mr.. De +. had purchased TICKETS III tnls
swindlug firms lottery and received note IRON t
informing him that lie had drawn watch valued aJe5OI
The notenVited him cal az No CO broadway Accord
ingy he stepped the thieves nest on saturday ana
learned that the firm required deposit OF $40 before te
delivery of prizes; and, assuming an ar OF innocence
desired 10 see the watch previous 60 paying the SO H
uususpecting clerk passed ont watch ana Mr. DE T.
dropped 1t into his fob and departed But ne was Iu.
sued by OF the firms employees ana handed over
policeman, who took him 10 the Toinbs, ana uhTTe
he was held to charge OF theit. ne
had a better for hiIu as a witness agdinst
the thieves at No. GO Broadway. In compliance WIN he
magistrates ORDER he entered formal complaint aeahs
Clark Webster Co, for violation OF the Laws aSdI.t
rant for the arrest Of the swndlers, ana on TINS warrant
Henry Elias, supposed 10 be the head OF the concern
John d. Wilcox, John Devany John Benson ana AnuItW
Peters clerks taken into custody ana all tue Dooe
bowling held the prisoners for future cXanlnatlOh
Richard Halligan Of No 1l6 Cherry s., whlic paSIS
through Parkst yesterday. was robbed by JOhn Martin
Martin was unprecedented, and Justice Downing commit
fought with Bridget Hurley at No IS BaXter-st, ana
stabbed her in the left side incting dangerous "Ou
The woman was taken to the New HOTk Hospital Nl4eI
arrested and committed