New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed John Gennon for having stolen
quantity Of wearing apparel from the pilOtbOa Romer
belonging TO John Cambria OF No. 40 Burllng-shp.
In the Court of General Sessions no convic-
ton was obtained John Doyle charged with burglary
572 Madiso-ave the 23d OF February and being
by the proprietor ran of and concealed himself in
unfinished building near by, where he was subse
quently arrested pleaded that he had an engagement
with one OF the domesGs aud presented PROOF OF pre-
vlou good character The jury after enumeration OF
nearly hour, failed to agree. Judge Bedford then dis
charged the Jury and on mou0n OF counsel adha,ea
against James smith, indicted for larceny from the per
he having alleged in company with two other boys
knocked down aud robbed man OF his watch. Thos
number of jurors VINO failed TO appear were hned SIS
each and the Court adjourned.
Before Justice Ledwth, sitting at the Essex
Market Police Court Thomas Hyland, age H. OF No 80
N 33 nI T bank hSYn s s % h
accused admitted the theft, and was committed IN de-
fault OF $500 bail Emile Keumpp OF No 4OOEas Niue
he was knocked down aud robbed of s. 30 while passing
through Twenty histst, near secondave The persons
who assaulted him, were chased by ODcer Irwin OF the
Eighteenth Precinct aud he captured one, a Thomas
Morton. The complainant was spirited away by friends
| in frightening Keumpp When the officer found the
complainant, man who was not arrested, drew re-
yOier and fired at him The prisoner was committed 10
answer without BAIL and the companantwas sent TO the
| House OF Detention.
Justice Shandley holding Court at Jefferson
| Gordon and John Brady, who were charged by Officer
Dunn Of the Eighth Precinct with carrying tools usually
found with burglars on Monday they arrested In
sullivanst., Spring. William johnson he to
having stolen 10 pair of Shoes worth $50 from In
front OF the OF Dudley Kelly at No 800 kingst
| Monday afternoon. The thief arrested by officer
McCadden OF the Twenty eghth Precinct Anna Weeks,
domestic formely III the employ OF Mrs Joseph Evans
Of No. LIS est Twenty thrds charged with having
cd from her employer tho 9th nst after hay
ing been In her service about 10 days and carrying OF
$50 worth OF clothing. She committed for eXamna-
ton John Coughln, alias John Taylor who
rested on saturday by Capt Mcdonald OF the Twenty.
eighth Precinct for the larceny OF trunks belonging TO
| Hosea Il. Perkins, from his room In the Metropolitan
Hotel was brought into Court on another charge. Mr..
D. ~ Beach OF the Cosmopolitan Hotel lost trunk con-
tanning 500 worth of clothing in mysterious manner,
about the ls inst He Identified as portion OF his prop
erty trunk full OF clothing which was found IN the room
Of toughn at No. $40 sprngs several other vaSes and
trunks containing wearing apparel, which have not been
claimed were found in the prisoners room. tOughin
continues be dear anu dumb in Court yet he couyesc
Familiarity with The prsOu-keeper Oh Monday Capt.
Mcdonnell visited the prisoner Ia his CELL aud attempted
10 Induce him To talk 10y representing himself lawyer.
The du not work, however for COughlin
piece OF paper You look too much like the that
Eot me into trouble" AdOph l. GturA plumber do
ing business Mt No. llS TlraVe. complained that his
store broken Into early yesterday by two men, who
auerward gG their names rs Thomas Smith aud Thomas
EtN.. CHRISTIAN H. sCheok, a workman IA the complain
o o. wp,oys saw the accused carrying away IA bag
Wl.,n plT.r to contain brass faucets, meolschauuA
'.t"D -UOds, &c, 10 Tie value oil NOO, The had