New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield, Thomas Mcmahon was held for trial
the complaint OF officer stephen Dean, who arrested
him the previous night while coming out OF the liquor
store No 30 BrOomest, into which he had forced an
entrance.
In the United States Commissioners Office,
before Commissioner Osborn. Patrick Kelly, who was
charged with selling $50 In counterfeit 90 cent currency
liquor saloon No s99Greenwchst corner of Beach st.
was held for trial in default OF 81 ZOO bail.
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford, Eliza Wallace. alias Eliza Clifford,
tOriOus shOpfter indicted for larceny, plead guilty
In sentencing her. the Judge said he thought Il abou:
time that an example should be made in regard TO the
nefarious practice OF shopng This being the second
time the prisoner had been indicted for larceny the
Court sentenced her 20 i've years imprisonment ia the
States Prison. Patrick Fay, charged with robbing
Sentenced 10 the states Prison for ten years
IN the third degree and sentenced TO the states Prison
for three years and six months
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice STANDBY, DIT. Thomas H. Cunning was arragned
on charge OF assaultng James McGrady walter In the
clearinghouse No. SO East Twenty nrstst where the
doctor resides The complainant said that because he
rang bell to call the servants, the DOCTOR struck hn
with his fist several times on the breast and wmls
William Cunning held him by the throat Mary Cunning
with piece OF MARBLE the blows falling on MS arm 3ho
accused also alleged 10 have attempted 70 discharge MS
revolver about three weeks at one Peter Connolly
the predecessor the complainant for some trivial cause
Committed for examination Mary A. Sanford, cooIed,
was c t ~ s ann Of No iST West Twenfy.ffth
Patrick Garyey, for driving horse having running
Tia shoulder, Nas on cOLpldht VI
Bergh, held for trial
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, James
RYAN was committed by Justice Hogan for having stolen
case OF shoes valued at $50 the property August Rausen
of No 2s Courtlandt-st The property found I'm the
possession the accused On Tuesday night general
row occurred among the inmates OF NO. Duanest dur
ing which Michael ReardOn OF No, 10 East Tenthst wM
stabbed by Walter Dean, and Emma Goss was struel
upon the forehead with Ratchet. The Fourth Ward
Police entered place and arrested a concerned IN hs
row, and locked them mp In the Oak'st F3nee-eIanon
The entire party taken before Justice Hogan ester
day Dean was committed TO answer charge or ieonl
GUS ASSAULT Eliza Bradley .Emma Goss IsaOeila bIHss
Catharine ReardOn Lotta Williams, Ann Kelley, EIs
Royert Eliza Mulhern Nellie Love- John Thomas, john
Sberwood Terence Miller, John Wilson, and Michael
Podde the remainder OF the party, were committed 20
ths CITY Prison for 10 days In default OF paying nne OF
$40 each
In the T.. 6. Circuit Court Judge Benedict
nunuuced that ms several remained on the crimt
mi calndar uudisposed Of he would continue to sit IL
th pstrct ri the 18th prox. 10 try those cssos The
go of George b. DAVIS, who Is indicted for perjury IN
making false affidavit against Collector Bailey, was put
over 10 Wednesday next TO await the further pleasure Oh
tLe Attorney General. The OF Blaisde, Belknap
Pnweison and Others in which the defendants are IN
dcted for subornaton Of perjury IN procuring raise am
days TO be made against Collector Bailey postponed
10 Monday next on account Of the Illness OF one Of the
defendants and also Of the mother Of OF the counsel
The argument motion TO quash the indictment 10
the OF John B McIenry, who indicted for perjury
in the Rollins case Will be heard on saturday neAh
Abraham Poweson, OF the defendants indicted ot
subOruatiOn OF perjury In obtaining false anuaYlu
against Collector Bailey, arragned ana pleaded no'
guilty.