New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Scott Martin j, OBren was committee 10
of 22G Lewis.st The two became involved in quarrel
in a liquor store Tuesday night and o,Brien stabbed
Henry several praces, causing dangerous WOUNDS.
Elizabeth Melvin and CHARLES T. kOerner took from tue
store of Lion & Trukener of No 80 Avenue i ~ yards o
cashmere cloth valued at S5. The shopftes were held
for trial at General SESSIONS Jane Reilly ana Mary j.
Keiuar were charged with shopfunG at the estab
lshmcnt Of Barbara DlckinGer, No n9 Avenue d. ana
were locked M.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling
committed VIM wilson whom officer Clark OF the fiist
Precinct found ia the act of stealing S2 from the POCKET
Of James Brown. soldier from Governors Island as lie
was asleep the Battery. David Howard was com
mtted for having stolen "a coat, belonging 10 nehae
Kennedy, from No. "a Cherry St. Jeremiah Harris
the belief that he was abont to commit t"poe,g
and he committed Moore tcOlOred] OF no lZi
West Thiriethst caused the arrest of Albert scott also
coiored, for having stolen quantity Of clothing. lie
was committed IN default Of $1,000 bail
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Jpd@e Bedford the case of Leopold A. stem, charged
With rape was disposed OF by the jury bringing in a
verdict Of not guilty. Ellen TowD!ey, charged win
grand larceny in taking a shawl from her employer aHd
selling IT. to recover wages which she claimed TO be due,
was set at liberty, no complainant appearing James
Remington pleaded guilty TO burglary IN the third degree
and was sentenced State Prison for two years ana SIX
months . James Doran, boy. was arraigned on a
charge OF grand larceny IN stealing two pieces OF alpaca
valued at $40 49, from another boy. Tie evidence went
show that the two boys had INDUCED IN Tree hght
and the prisoner had the complainant arrested on
charge of assault aud battery, the latter making cou
ter charge Of grand larceny me 'nuse
torney Fellows moved for an adjournment ~ respect 10
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was then taking place. The motion was seconded ny Mf
w Howe, ana the adjournment was ordered ny
Judge Bedford, after some eloquent remarks On Friday
| the Court will SIT 10 hear motions.
At the jefferson Market Police Court before
Tustlce Cox Louis Delibe, Joshua Adrdgc, aud Chas
ryaut were committed for trial. at General SesslOs ia
default of 81 bail eaCh for having entered the vacant
| dwelling No asa West Thirty -niuth-st., on Tuesday
night and attempting carry away lead pipe, &c, 10
ne value OF S73 go James Trainor Broadway stage
driver was admitted bn ia $500, for driving Two lame
horses one having dslOccd shoulder. and the other
large sore Mr.. Bergh and Mr. Campbell OF the Society
Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals caused ms
Charles Gassert, waiter al No Is Bo"ery, was
charged by Mary j. Broelt with the larceny OF sl1O
Mrs Broet went Into the saloon 10 get
| lnuch. and laid her muh, containing her
purse on "a char beside her. The waiter removed IL
shortly afterward she found that her purse was
zone Gassert was committed for trial ~ General ses'
sons in default Sl0OO bail James McGrath, IA sea
man was arrested by Officer Halliday OF the twentieth
Precinct on suspicion OF hcOrath had been run.
ming te schooner California for ITS owner, Mr. Bernard
Queen The Tuesday placed the vessel III other
hands but McGrath refused to give the vessel up threat
enuc violence. About 1920 yesterday the scDoonei
which was lying at the foot of West Iwenty-tlghtrt,
emuty was discovered TO be oD fire. McGrath was seen
IN leave hurredly shortly before The rigging ana cOln
Of the vessel destroyed and portions OF the ueck
DANA Ced causing loss Of 81 900 upon winch there is no
insurauce McGrath pleaded not guilty but was com
,f,iff. al far rial