New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
CRIMINAL.

AT tho Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
Bowling committed Joseph Dnscol on the charge OF
DonoLue Of Fiith-aye aud Fifty.ninhst; Mr. Donohue
was in the saloon No. - Parkrow, aud exhibited and
counted roll Of bills amounting 10 $500 DrtscO pro-
posed IT, aud said he could not make more than
ts5O It's alleged by DonOhue aud James MCGOWAN that
DriscO dropped $50 BILL aud afterwRrd picked 10 Up,
and appropriated II.
The case of Gustave Kindt Eugenia Kindt,
Henry Jeauot. and A. wanderwagen. charged with
robbng the establishment uf Messers. Wheeler Parsons
4 Co. No stNest called yesterday morning. The
woman Eugcnn professed Illness, and carriage was
tempted TO make an attack upon the isilors ETC. on ac
count OF alleged eIneiss Dnt Was Guy snort Dy ,eef
tho illness was entirely fegned. A. W. Jeanot aud De-
tecuye Tiy were the only witnesses examined. The
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day, VIM Livingstone, delivering clerk employed by
A. r stewart 3 Co. who deSiamped iast August De
Dodge Although the Detectives have been making every
e5eron to d.coyc 5 MS ha1S place since as dapPSGa
ago when 1t ascertAncd that he had been seen In
the vicinity OF BGrGen C N n, pSS eaG S SGf ~ Wa ngs
cy,whore 10 arrested OF Tuesday afternoon Living
that he has been in Scotland until within week
or go lilo makes questionable confession. which imp-
Gates the bookkeeper OF the arm Potter g. Curtis and
says he Is willing TO turn states evidence Curtis was
entire Innocence IN the affair, and Offers to prove H.
against Curtis and ordered u commitment made out
against both. Edward Kane, alias Wash kerns, was
chaI1ed with taking advantage OF the crowded state OF
strcecar Tuesday last TO steal watch from Chorcs
Fammer OF No 81 Wallst Committed. j. ID. ilussng,
No 40 Laurensst, charged John Knaws, workman In
his employ with the theft of horse aud wagon worth
$50 When charged with the theft he acknowledged his
guilt, and was committed
In the Court of General Sessions before Judge
Bedford yesterday, two trials held resulting IN nc
auttals Two sentences pronounced aud hyo pris
oners discharged Recorder Iackott was I'm the Court,
gave important decision The day concluded the
April OF the Court About dozen OF tho eases In
which Indictments found were postponed 10 tho
next term. Robert T.. Hutchms esd, First Assistant
prosecuted the cases on behalf OF the
peOple The month concluded yesterday has been very
busy one the business O the Court has boon nearly nl
completed 10 date and the opening OF the May term viii
find but little unfinished business on hand During
tho term, the press has bsen very oourteousIy
treated by all connected with the C0urs.,...
The Grand Jury came In and was discharged by Judge
Bedford He spoke briefly, stating that they had ex'
amln 40 during the Term, nding 95 indictments,
and .smissng Is complaints George hurratt pleaded
guilty charge Of grand larceny, and was sentenced to
The State Prison for three years Richard Pheeny, ae
euscd OF larceny from the person. pleaded guilty to the
Indictment Sentence was suspended and tho prisoner
discharged Michael Kalischkoy, indicted for big
amy was discharged on the statement OF tho Ds,
ctAttOrney, that the prisoners FIRST wife had
gone 10 Europe, aud therefore he could rot
provo the accusation. Caroline Nellinger, charged
Matthias ]. Rosonbrock an old man, accused OF bur
Nanete spury. said TO DO fortuneteller OF No. 81
slantOnt, was Rrraigned on an accusation OF Obtain
AZ goods by false prc'enses' Sho pleaded