New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
CRIMINAL.

Owen Cannon, who rescued one Eyelind,
repeater from Deputy Marshal Anderson, in the city
Hall Park some weeks ago, has been indicted and 70
leased on 5000 bail.
In the Court Of General Sessions William
Robinson arraigned, yesterday, before Judge Bed
ford for forcbly robbing Mary Jantzen OF sO on the
10th Of october last Sent to state Prison LOT I'VE years
Joseph Bell, Inspector of Election in the
IXth District OF the Eighth Ward, was held by Commi'
soner Davenport In s. 900 bail to charge OF pre-
venting the United States Supervisor from wltnessl.
the counting Of the votes, and refusing TO allow him
afix a statement 10 the returns.
V. V. Crook, III. B. DOherty, and John Nc
Donald first second, and third mates Of the Old Colony
swere brought before Commissioner Shields yesterday
charged with maltreating Raymond Parr aud Franc
Frunk two sailors now in custody for an alleged attm
set the ship fire. Crook and Doherty were held
default of 5000 bail.
Nathaniel j. Gilbert, Assistant Postmaster
at spuyten Duyvi, charged with robbng the mails wa
examined yesterday before Commissioner Davenport
Complaints were received at Washington from persons
who failed to get money RENTED by post and decoy et
tiers were sent several OF which were found IN the prs
oners possession. Case adjourned
Lizzie PhillemOre was committed for trial az
the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday charged
with cutting Mary Greene OF No. II? West Twenty
frst-st in the shoulder with razor Isaac Levy. af
l6 OF West Fifty rst-st was committed for trial. hayi
been found in the store Of william j. kngSy IN No ~
Broadway, at an early hour yesterday engaged Id r'ns
the shelves OF goods.
William Fisher, charged with attempting
pass counterfeit $40 bill, examined before Coumr
soner Shields yesterday. Hugh Mcsorey testified A
Fisher called at the liquor saloon No. % Chrstophett
asked for drinks, and gave III payment ~ Du, w.
witness did not recognize "a bad untl me isAtu
John Cunningham bartender, testlned tnat ne vit.
had a $40 counterfeit bill; the prisoner WIN ossa
and told them he had counterfeit bill, which ne paIa
the table and left; could not identify the bill prOl'e
the one he gave the prisoner ana Ills oohpanioh~
adjourned.
The examination in the case OF John he1,
son OF James Kelly, No. III LexingtonaYe, ehHs
with stealing from the residence of William Peek ""
Lexington ave- 81 900 worth OF wearing apparel HS s
cluded yesterday IN the lorkyille Police Court -
Justice Coulter CivJustce Mcclure. and tx s.L
Farley The room was crowded with kelS HysT
The property stolen has all been recovered ah1 ms
was committed 10 in default OF s'oJ an AZ MA
said that prominent politician Vf the Nlhe'.sn ~
will furnish bail this morning, and that h"tAps
will be heard Of the case. =,
AT the Tombs Police Court, YESTERDAY, Sr
tice Bowling committed Charles Jones Of No u aAa
ST. for having with two confederates. robbed ITO
schmidt Of Newark \. j., at the corner OF f', =.
Pearl sts OF $50. The coniederates escaped sasht
plumber George Humphrey, for sieahhE N1D,SVtg
cigars belonging To VIM. j. Mullen of NO toi DnfI
- Theodore NOst, who on Monday night at!,e"nfmitsi
murder Louisa Staaf OF No. ITO Leonardst nc
the assault and said in exclamation that ne N was re
10y the refusal Of Miss Staaf To listen e. Ms SUI"
wounded woman Is doing we'll