New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
CRIMINAL

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Mar.
gaTet spauldiug was charged by Elizabeth Appln, IN
whose family she was employed as domestic, With tie
larceny Of 50 so, on Monday, from her mstress bd
room, where she had seen Mrs. Applln put H. She Was
committed IN deIaut Oh VOW Dll. .Nee hiehaa ,lgm
paneEhouse on Greene-s' was arrested on colhpLhf
Of John Wilson, who alleges that he was eecrd out
So while In a room therein. She committed 10
answer at General Sessions, in default OF 1900 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court, yester.
day, before Justice Mansfield Joseph leager was con-
mted IN default OF $500 BAIL for an assault upOn Oaef
Ycager Frederick MUSCLE, for attacking officer Gny
OF the Thirteenth Precinct on Tuesday night, While ne
officer was in the discharge OF his duty was cotIed
Watson. old offender, though young In years, was
charged by Mrs Mary Ann Pocs GI NO 100 west Bross'
gold watch, which, IL Is alleged, she concealed ~ the
trunk Of servant she was Temporarily committed i0r
examination.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Bedford there three trials resulting
10 ncquittals ard one conviction. Two Sentences
pronounced and three prisoners were dischafgd'
IL Is understood that the case Of Police ON
Ger Corners will be brought up TOMORROW.
aud feed TO value $325 from the store 10 West
St. 10 be delivered to the Hon. Marshall o. Roberts
the state Prison for two years aud six months D0minL
Gus srasser pleaded not guilty OF receiving stolen goods
and t being proven that the boy from whom ne bougR
several pairs Of shoes stole large quantity OF them, ald
sold an about town, and that the prisoner had 20
TIE prisopeT was acquitted In tie case 4
Joseph Drscol accused 10y Michael Donohue with ayirg
robbed him Of $50 bank note. the jury returned Vel-
dict OF not guilty Charles DOnnely, boy u u yean,
pleading guilty Of an attempt grand larceny was slt
TO the Peni,entary for two years. The Court a9oahed
TO IL o. m. today.
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan examination was held IN the case OF
Judah Ross ie woler OF No 301 BOwery, IN whose poe
session was found $50 worth OF gold rings, portion OF
s. 900 worth stolen from the show windo OF Mr Cnae
Lscins, at No. 1913 North seeond-st Padelpls, On
the 10th OF March last The testimony failed 10 sulsah
tiato the charge that the accused had purchased th
property knowing II TO nave oeen NIle"' % com ors
plalnt, aud released the prisoner from CUSTODY.
A Young man named Charles C. Gaylord. = resident OF
inc Tel Of the Importers and Traders Nat0udl bAhA
for certifcatOn check FOR $3.50 O5 purporhg 20 hS,e
been drawn by T. o. Wood OF No 2j Nassau.st. III hyot
OF Chauucey Watson or order, Ihe signature ol ~
check excited the suspicion OF the teller, and ne sent lO
can't Greer who took the young man into custody GJ
lord confessed that he had received the check Om one
Iamst saloon. Officers Scott and Wilkinson were sent
i'm quest OF Randall and found him IN the place indea
say that ne had given the check Gaylord Both prs
oners were taken before Justice Hogan Mr. Hunt mace
an affidavit against the prisoners, embodying the
above facts, and Mr.. Wood tesuhed that Ls
sirnarre was forged. The magistrate const,
uueutly committed both the parties arfesltS
-. Early yesterday morning, Margaret MeponMg
saloon No. James-slp, better known as "siaUghter
House Point" In search OF her husband some NoI,s
passed between Peter Matthews, the keeper OF e aTJ
aud the woman, ending with Matthews selLnS cluo s
striking the woman violent blow on the head c'u'ngs
serious wound Matthews was arrested ana locked upn
the Oakst Police station. The wound or the woman NG
dressed and she was then removed 70 Bellevue Hosh
Yesterday Matthews taken before Jusuce h'S',n,
and on the above statement Of facts, was eolllt,to
prison, 70 await the result ot tue WOMB 4 re-
Saughter-uOuse Point ms tho name lhucttes sS,
Carded ms most dangerous Locality, aul to siloo -
by Matthews one OF the viest dens IN the cy. fss
are OF almost nightly occurrence, ana Two or
have already rcceiy ca their death wounds during a
cations there The wounded women was yesterday o'U
sidered TO be in critical condition.