New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
CRIMINAL.

John Thess gave bail in 81 200 before Justice
McQuade yesterday, in the Harlem POIce N0urt, 10
answer a charge Of cutting Patrick Bybeck III the mana
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Scott Edward Mching of No. 50 Ave
charged George Wilson with breaking into his room and
stealing $50 The prisoner was caught in the act OF tax
At the TOmbs Police Court Justice bowling
committed Patrick Kearncy for stealing silver watch
from the pocket OF MIS- E m2pby We're Te
for stealing silver watch from Christian Nelson, OF No
Wnfdf They were subsequently tried in the Court Of
Speca Sessions and sentenced 10 SIX months each in tue
Penitentiary.
Justices Bowling and Shandley disposed of
5 cases in the Court Of Special Sessions John Belts on
the lh Of july stole shawl valued az SO ron
si nontbs 10 the Penitentary Samuel Brown stole 81
from Francis Barney while the latter was asleep on the
tioTv for Six months james Gibbons and Joseph Muir
pv who picked the pocket of Christian Nelson OF silver
watch sentenced TO five and SX months IN inc rem
itentary respectively William Cluse and MaTlana
Taylor 4th of July were caught IN the ACT O DICK
ing pockets and sentenced To six months edch on BLACK
wells Island.
In the Yorlville Police Court, before Justice
Bixby, Patrick Okourke was ordered To pay ~ week
alias John Jones' brought mp charged with attempt
F3st Fiftv.tirstst on Monday. Seventeen keys were
found in the prisoners possession ana ne was cOhneu
I'm default OF 81 900 bail The examination OF john MO
ran charged with committing burglary at Jones's
Wood Hotel on the evening of the 9th Of June wac re-
sne nee TTn an father and Nj McCrth shoemaker
Moran was accordingly discharged In the case OF
Michael Quinn charged with stealing watch from
David Thompson at the corner OF Foltysecond-st ana
SecOndave several witnesses were examined VINO testl
fled that the complainant had frequently declared ms IN
ability TO Identify the who robbed him. Decision
reserved.
Yesterday, at the jefferson Market Police
Court before Mr. Justice Cox, William Rcd charged
6vMrs Amelia S Brady of No. 237 West One-hundred,
aHdechtconth-st, with attempting to pick her pocket
ON Harlem Railroad car Complainant ielt manu- III
her pocket and caught the prisoner IN the act ne W
held 10 answer in default OF 500 hail Charles GaiII
Tagpicker picked mp several articles OF clothing Deohs
ing 10 labOrcrs working Broadway, ana attempted 10
make off with them. He was apprchended
by Officer woolsey and committed to answer
Thomas Keatng charged with stealing W. the prop
erty of Mary Lynch OF the laundry at the Holman
House Complainant had the pocket-book 10 hef haho
and the prisoner snatChed away and run on Ihouat
was held in default OF 500 bail Thomas Sq.nres %
Y0nkers was charged with defrauding VIM H. M run
t0n of No 2G3 Broadway Of $50 The prisoner cItcd Oh
complainant at his store and showed nm cheGk pur
poI1Ing to he drawn the Fulton Market BANK, anu
asked complainant TO cash it, az II was past business
hours The prosecutor did so and was subsequently IN
| formed the check was worthless Thomas was hcId IL
! defanlt OF Il, 900 bail