New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
CRIMINAL.

About ten days ago as Jas. Mclaughlin, re-
siding in Harlem, was going home late az nI,, ne W
SS man Mclaughlin went to the Twelfth Precinct aud
eoud under the circumstances. On Monday John Rhan
arrested charge of petty assault ana the cap
lam gbnh is ave of the man Who had
robbed him, he sent for Mclaughlin, and he recognized
out bail by Justice McQuade in the Harlem Police Court
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan presided. David Cahill OF No. 81 Roosevetst,
73 DiysiOn-st the head with knife released on
BAIL Crowley's wounds being no longer of dangerous
wife OF Crowley from abuse when he attacked him,
and he forced to use knife in selfdefense james
mtted the complaint OF Detective Flynn VINO charged
them with being plekPoekets Inc officer stated mat ne
the newspaper bulletins in Printing House square ana
to & ek dae o1 wo Sep old
place in Chatham-square, and with whom the prisoners
boarded made herself conspicuous in the corridor OF the
Tombs by denouncng the officer who made the arrest,
and she was elected
John Daley, alias Cornelius Ferguson, broke
into the premises Edward Sherman, at No. Az Eighth
ave. Monday night and stole property OF tne agsre-
gate value of $500 Daley ARRESTED with the prop
erty in his possession by Officers VINO seeing a MN h
ing along the street late at night Wth large bundle
had their suspicious aroused. As Daley Is an old con
S SnS sG ey S
Shandey the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Sessions. James McKcnna, the boy thief who robbed
Howard Philip, another boy, OF silver watch on the
Clara Findley complained that James McGOwan had
broken into her house, No 535 GreeDwcst and stolen
dress valued at s.. McG0wan was committed In default
OF bail to at the General Sessions Daniel
Sullivan No. go Prospectst complained that he had
robbed Of SIS by Of the panel game In house
No. b35 HudsOn-st by Mary Wilson and Matthew Larkn
The prisoners held under $500 bail to answer at the
Special Sessions.
jeremiah Kane appeared before Alderman
Wech Essex Market Police Court, yesterday and
complained that he had been robbed Of his pOcketboOk
containing s86 by James Smith and John C. Smell. The
prisoners committed, in default OF $500 bail each To
answer the General Sessions. Officer Charles HOgg
of the Tenth Precinct arrested Michael Colby at No. 54
Eldrdge-s a charge u disordery conduct, yester-
day morning Patrick Cook friend of Coby's, wit
messed the arrest and throwing off his coat sprang to
the rescue sezng the officer by the shoulder and almost
tearing his coat from his back Officer Hogg, after
long struggle brought them both before the Court,
where Colby fined for dsorderly conduct and Cook
committed to stand trial at the General ses-
sions for his interference. Officer George Burleigh
of the Eighteenth Precinct Police, about yester-
dav caught Francis Reilly. John Mccormack. and John
Mnga attempting to force open the front door OF the
nroysion store Of John Bowen, No 66 Thrdave. Going
10 the statOnhouse with his prisoners, the officer OBJ
served one of them drop something silly into ashbar
rel which upon search he found TO be Jimmy" No
other burglars instruments found i'll their
sion they evidently being amateurs The prisoners were
committed default OF 81 500 bail TO answer at the Gene
raj Sessions.