New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06
CRIMINAL.

At jefferson Market Police Court on Satur-
day. before Justice Dodge James DrlscO was charged
with having carted of bale Of cotton Friday last.
valued at 500 An aecomPhce ESCAPED Adnlited a 70
Was committed Ia default Of $1,000 bail on the complaint
Coleman took from him $50 when arrested by Detective
Corkey Of Fifteenth Precinct, he admitted the thc
but be pleaded not guilty in Court Charles Morton
was charged by Hugh McGmIty of No. Fifth-ave with
having robbed hun Of watch ana cham on SATURDAY
night, liquor saloon. Morton pleaded not guilty. ana
held N default OF $l,5OO ball
At Essex Market Police Court on Saturday,
before Justice Mansfield Josephine Cruger (eOlored was
attempting his throat on Friday night. Com
United for trial at General Sessions William L. b.
charged by Mr.. T. Quackenbush, farmer In Warwick,
Orange County with calling some time ago upon hiH ana
representing himself lawyer and informed HIN that
uncle OF Mr.. Quackenbush had died IN Manchester
England, leaving MS nephew $4,000 MI NuaekehDusn
claims that he did wholly believe the story but
advanced BOgdrt sg3 for which he never received any
equivalent Nj Ebert S. Hendrckson also complained
against B0gart for eXtOrtug money by similar devices
In default OF bail, Bogart was locked up for trial
On the 9th of September, Charles Low pur-
chased Joseph Rterger Of No 2l East HOustOnst
quantity OF Irvine OF the value OF S7O and gave III pay
nent a check for the amount on the Second National
Bank, purp0rting 10 be drawn by Paul Leblanc, and
made payable to Ritterger OrOrder This check proved
be worthless, and Lowe vas arrested on saturday
evening, and committed 10 the IOmos yesterday by
Justice Hogan Andrew Boussart IN whose possession
found large portion OF the $4,000 worth OF black
Charles S0uire a Co at No 3G4 Wesst the particulars
of which have been published IN THE TRIBUNE was COM
scotchman stroed through the Fifth Ward on Deem
Der aud entered the low saloon No IS ThOmasst and
there he met Sarah Brandon, coOred whom he accom-
panied TO the tenement In the rear OF No 80 Thoass
lie sent for liquor twice Of which both partOOk, and in
paying for displayed his money amounting 10 1885,
which he kept IN his cOatpOcket The coat was thrown
over "A chair in the room. Soon afterward the woman
left aud almost Immediately Forbes missed his money
He made complaint at the SecOndst POliceSaton, and
Detective Field Saturday evening, arrested the
woman as leaving the city, bound for Hudson
where formerly lived. she had spent nearly ali the
money in and jewelry and in lavish treatment Of
her friends formerly the mistress OF "Bummer
Charley d" who about three years ago, killed German
shoemaker Sulhvanst, and for which he Is now serv
ing Ia Sing Sing. The woman was committed
on Saturday Patrick Fitzgerald who is accused OF hav
INK stolen 500 from bag containing 5000 in gold,
Belonging To Msssrs Stout d Dickinson, while its
custodian, Joseph Chappel Intoxicated was com
mtted % the TOmbs for trial Mary Hawkins coored,
for stealing 800 worth OF clothing from
the cling Of Thomas CrOwthers at No 95 Bayard.st
90. Henry OF No. 2S6 West Thlrtysixth-st,
committed a charge of having stolen 500 from the
residenee Of Brs Ernesne Stern Of No 81 East sixteh