New-York tribune., 1869-05-14
CRIMINAL.

The examination i'm tho case of Eghert +.
Ten Eyck the Fisks Grand opera House who Is
was continued before Commissioners Osborn yesterday,
but nothing new Of public intrr', was elected and the
further examination WAC adjourned To thc 18Th inst
In the Court of General Sessions before
Judge Bedford yesterday one tr.h WAS held, resulting
in an acqutal one sentence was ptoh"uG''d' hlu cN
erl rsouerH discharged. number Of plfadugs wcro
heard. The First Assistant District Attouey Robert G.
liniehiag, ESQ., reappeaIed N rs "Id place s aIa
Joseph Johnson pleading guilty to charge OF grand
larceny scut 10 the State Prison for years VIM
Wolf tried for larceny. lie was accused by Miss
Barbara Echcr Of robbng her Of $50 whie taking walk
Apn She said no talked love" 90 her, and took her
pdckebUok her pocket refusing 10 give M, say
married to her on her NamuatiOn the prisoners
counsel showed that she had made variable ststomcuts
was discharged No other eases being ready, the Court
adjourned % II a. m. today
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day before Justice Dodge, George Frederick, pawubro
krr. at No l3i springst, made complaints against his
clerk John T. OConnor only u years Old charging him
with embekzeneni TO me amount OF tl.o lie mas Deeh
appropraing small sums for hree or four weeks past
aud when charged with tho crimes, made 'ul c9nfes
sion. He was committed IN default OF 500 bail Lous
! Blanc charged with having burglarOusN en-
tered the bntchershop OF Thompson smith;
! No. 2l9 ElghthAyop on "Wednesday hlght' ana
stealing from the moneydrawer $50 In currency.
! When arrested he acknowledged his crime. He was
fully committed to answer without BAN; Jennie slo
cum, for entering the Office OF Edwin u. slocnm, on
Si1thaye., AMI taking hs coat, on Wednesday, was com
mitted Michael Herlahy, young lrshman who has
only been IN this country week. was Induced on the
u ~
ness al No liS Futons to pay them a. and to promise
additional S. they guaranteeing To obtain him place
| in brewery, lie went 10 the place designated,
| and was Informed by the brewer that many
persons had applied tho day for that position and
| that they did wish TO employ any The nto
gence Office alluded To had no license at the time When
arrested the parties gave the names OF Joseph L. stone
and George ID. Mccarthy They were committed In de-
fault OF $500 bail Another victim 10 the swind
ers Ray Buckteete, made AFFIDAVIT that they promised
procure him situation AS travelling agent and he
| S. In advance, did also another young man named
Geary I Is supposed many others will appear against
them William Stafford and Edward Carr, two boys,
for the larceny OF two BELLS worth s5 from Max MaruS,
| were held to answer
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Bowling brought John Williams, who had
been found In the hquor store OF Henry Lyon at No 525
Pearlst, early yesterday morning When caught, the
accused IN the act Of packing up quantity OF liquor
| aud cigars lie committed TO the Tombs..- Early
| yesterday morning, Edward Peters Frenchman en-
tered the low den the basement OF No $40 Centerst
kept by Christian siberech, and while there became
gagged In controversy with the proprietor ending with
the latter selling Peters, and ring his pockets OF ESQ
rested, and Justice Bowling yesterday committed
| them TO the Tombs. Peters sent TO the
| House OF Detention for Witnesses. Mr.. silas
g. w. Brown OF No. 68 Libortyst. yesterday procured
from the paying teller OF the Chatham National Bank In
broadway, n check, the OF $3.50 While counting
the money ledge In the bank TO that the total
correct Charles b. Casse handed Mr. Brown piece
Of paper bearing the OF person, and asked him II
he knew where the latter lived. Brown replied In the
negative, and turned 10 resume the counting OF his
money. He considerably surprised 10 find that while
his attention the moment diverted smart
thief had lched the entire amount In the mean time
Casse bad torn up the paper and walking out OF the
bank. He given into custody suspicion OF having
been concerned In the theft, and Justice Bowling com
mittod him TO the Tombs.. Thomas Taylor, young
man living at No lB Crosbyst. yesterday entered the
store OF Messrs. III. Hermann Il Co., Nos. lOS ard ITO
Duanest and stole three pieces OF marseles valued 40
t25. He arrested the street by Detective Iilloy,
aud the property found In his possession Committed.