New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Hogan, George Mcdonald OF No lbl Canal-
f. %S Sat the accused showed to GStCn Rcsnge
also OF No l6l Canalst check for seo on the Bowey
r"auesed loan OF SIS offering the check security.
This amount refused by Reisnger but ultimately ho
loa ned Mcdonald the small OF 81 Finding the cheek
IN he worthless Resnger caused the arrest OF Mcdonald,
aud he committed for trial Mary Porter Was corn
mtted for stealing s from Jennie Steele OF NO ~ COs'
byst the complainant sent to the House OF beten-
tOn.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday before Justice Ledwith Joseph ODoune boy.
was charged by Howard NJ. SreNer with shooting at hm
on Monday The accused pleaded that ths SHOOTING vas
accidental but was held 10 answer ih Senui ., $500
bail. Martha Holman OF No. 22l siNthave. Spneafeo
against young man gvns ,s nahS sSoye SHeu@ on
Monday evening breaking open tuA, anu "hhi
- James Murray. for the theft of a terrier dog from
William Dougherty, on the llih lnst gave nan 20 an,
swer George Schsumlofe for driving thereby
breaking buggy belonging To David j. Mack. was hrit
John Butcher was arrested on CON a. al
dayt that Saturday the prisoner carried on an IRON
quartz crushing machine valued at 81 CO the property
the machine and sold IL old iron, but that his
father told him 10 do It, lie committed for trial:
An Mes was charged 6y Gathane Rogers OF
University place with the larceny OF her poeketb0ok ana
s55 9 money. The prisoner was committed IN deiauu
OF $500 bail.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hacket the conclusion OF an mpOr tan
OF the Court The business upon the opening OF the
Court was the sentence OF George H. Peasc Tor burglary
Tie Recorder said that the prisoner although young
man had been a gambler thief and rut6an had assault
ed his mother aud concluded his ylllainies by rooOg
her OF Jewels &C. valued at $50. lie had proved Moor
rlgble and was dangerous man lie was senteneeu 20
four years in the State Prison Charles enaEeu
with forgery He was accused Of being an Accomplce
with Henry g. Allen and Edward MoneauA In passing
checks with the forged name OF Alexander HornDy On
fhe trial OF Edward MOneauN for Attempting TO pass
check on the sth OF March, at the Bulls Head NatlohA
| Rank evidence was introduced 20 show that
lie prisoner received the check from Pe Joseph MO-
neauN brother OF the convicted prisoner, swoe 10
statement that the prisoner Pel gave MS proeI suo
| check The prisoners Allen and MOnesu& nave Deeh
convicted, and each OF them sentenced TO the sasS
Prison Judge Stewart counsel for the prisoner, hgueu
that there was no reliable testimony against MS ee
The case submitted TO the jury put they eou 20
agree and they were discharged. Pcll was remaiuou
nilsson lanes Brooks Jointly indicted WIN Joseph
Iaves on an accusation Of rape. The complainant wac
Mrs Ann McMgan. She said that on the pignt Oh 'nS
2lh of Nav she was assaulted In the aeyway ~ NO %
| Cherry.st by two whom she ldenihes as ~.
| seph HAYES and James Brooks. They 0aggSu ncI
ino the cellar aud then violated her person one naS
found by Mr. Patrick Gordon covered Win mnu, anu
bearing the marks OF injuries upon her laCs anu he"
physician testified that her person bore the uaiks Vi
seyere INJURIES Mr. Humme counsel Tor prisoner, ~.
tempted to prove diib The Jury renaeleI he
OF guilty The prisoner will not DC sehtehvcu uut'' O
disposition of his alleged accomplish, Joseph Hayes.