New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
CRIMINAL.

George Weber, Il peddler, residing in Will
amSbu gh, was In the YOrkve Police Court Yesterday,
before Justice Coucrchargcd by Nathan Smith OF No 200
sandtord ST., Biooklyn with stealing horse and wagon
OF the value Of 800 belonging 10 him. The THEFT was
found in MOsoham's livery stables in Trdaye, near
sixty first St. whore Weber was in the act OF selling him
when caught. He was committed 10 answer In default
of bail in $1,000.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Shandley
committed John Van Aspen for having vicmizod yar-
Gus booksellers 10 the amount Of 500 and over: Van
Aspen has occasions represented himself as at
achcd TO the various public Offices, aud has ordered
copies of books to be left there When the boy bearing
the books reached the City Hall he met by Van
Aspen, who would take the books and tell the boy to ask
his employers to send in their bill on the lst Of the com
ing month. Several complaints against the young man
were made by persons who had been deiraudcd
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday,
Judge shaudey disposed Of 40 cases i'll this Court John
Rogers who keeps disOrderiy house in Grcenc-'t was
convicted OF swindnC a l.. 5. detective (who went 10
Rogerss place. suspeCtmg him of dealing in counterfeit
money! of sl5 pretending to have received s. note
instead Of a $40 note which offered in payment Tor
drinks Rogers sent TO the Island for four months
flames Montgomery on July 81, went into the mouse
Rose when she tried to arrest ni He was sentenced 10
SiX months on Blackwolrs Island.
Xavier Martinez was brought before Alder
man Welch at the Essex Market Police Court ON the
charge of stabbinc Martin Drake in concert saloon at
No - BOwery Monday night. ply sicians eertlh-
cate was produced stating that Drake was in precarous
condition. and Maritime was held to await the result or
the injuries. George E.de was brought up ON The
charge of sabldng Henry Schneider in the breast at No
llG Ludow-st. Monday night. medical certificate
condition. Eide held to await the result Of bis
INJURIES Wood was sent by James Flanagan, NO
5l8 East Twenty hir-st tO collect bill of sjl for coal
delivered TO Mrs. Miller, No. 80 LeXingtonave. Wood
collected the money, aud then leaving his eoal,cart
without driver, went OIL on spree lie was heId Tor
examination.
Henry Tibbens, a clerk employed by John
Lee, Cother, at No. 40 IIusOnst, was brought Gp be-
fore Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police Court
charged with embeZZinG 500. Mr. Lee stated that on
the Oth Of July he sent TbAens with the above amount
20 the firm Of Miller & Sons, for the payment OF ahu.
He subsequently aScertancd that the prisoner had con
vCrted IL to his Tbbcns was held for cXdina-
AS Robert Anderson passing through Wash
mgtOn-SQuarc Monday evening, he suddenly as
saultcd by Michael Edwards and william Anderson who
succeeded in rObhug him OF a gold watch and chain,
valued at 500. The thieves. soon as tncy had accom-
pshed their purpose, turned and fled, pursued BY the
prisoner and several officers, and finally In down
and arrested. They both held for trial.. John
Mcbride haCkman, was held for trial ON the charge
Of rubDnc Alexander White, boarder at the Everett
House of gold watch, valued at SG0