The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-25

present confined In the Peniientary Hospital on
BlacSwels Island, suffering from the effects or the
| Injuries received.
William Benjamin Cooley. Bostanian, twenty.
two years OF age, was committed by Justice Dodge
at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning, upon COM
plant OF william II. vaniuse, Of No. 116 Christopher
| street, charged with stealing 0 harness from hun
Thursday night valued at 800. Officer Hess OF the
Eighth precinct, arrested the prisoner with por-
ton OF the stolen property IN his possession. lie
admitted his guilt, and stated if it hadn't been for
the other fellow wouldn't took the harness at alln
For being SO easily persuaded nc was locked up IN
default OF $1,000 ban.
William Strunck and James Trainor, the parties
arrested on Thursday night BY officer Doyle, Of the
| Fifteenth precinct, charged with stabbng Joseph
Marble House Union square the facts Of wS;ch nave
Already appeared IN the HERALD; were arraigned
| morning ana upon cOmpl amt OF Joseph Cage OF
No. 4O3 Greenwich street, on behalf OF the injured
man. were committed TO await the result OF the in
| Juries. Green Is al present confined in Bellevue
Hospital In critical condition..
oncer Ward OF the Ninth precinct yesterday
morning arraigned before Justice Dodge, at JefIer-
son Market Police Court young man named James
Anderson, residing at 715s Greenwich street. upon
complaint OF John Wolf OF No. "a Christopher street.
charged with burglariously entering his dwelling at
| the above number the lstn INST, by means OF
forcing open door, and stealing quantity or cloth
| ing and jewery valued at $780, George Pellagrove,
leave the house on the day OF the robbery III my
| FERROUS manner. Anderson denied the charge but
was committed IN default Of 1000 bail TO answer.
The principal OF Grammar School No. AZ, in Allen
street, was agreeably surprised yesterday morning.
the oath inst bV beng the recipient OF a massive
silver pitcher, valued at seventy-1ve dollars pre-
sented To him by AIR. Roberts OF the pupils IN
| behalf OF the male department. The young gentle
man, after delivering few but very appropriate
| remarks, wished Mr.. j. T. Boyle, the principal q
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. after
winch the pianist played the Merry SwtZer Boy y
Ever be Happy and other airs, which the BOYS
sang with great spirit. Mr. Roberts then turned TO
MIR. Demarest the vice principal, and presented him
with Bohemian glass toilet set, valued at twenty
nve dollars, on behalf OF the members OF the supple
\ menfary class.
j. Robert Wall, OF No. liz Deiancey street, fore
man OF the printing Office OF Mr.. Robert +. g. Wood,
Greenwich street, brought before Judge Dow
ling yesterday. at the Tombs Police Court charged
with roDblng his employer OF pair OF cases, large
quantity OF type and printers materials OF various
KINDS. The prisoner has been employed by Mr.. Wood
/ for nearly i've years and the robbery has been u
very systematic one and has extended over q long
period OF time. The defence Of the prisoner was
that the materials found al his house by ofcer Car.
ter were his property and not Mr.. Woods Mr..
Wood was not able to identify the bulk IT, bur he
WAS morally certain that all OF 1t belonged to him.
Wall was committed To answer.