New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
CRIMINAL.

| Albert G.. Vail while in a drunken frenzy
Sunday night shot Ofeer Ftz5mm0ns in tie til, Il,
who attempting his arrest. Vail brought up
before Jusce Cox at the JEFF Market Police Court
yesterday morning and committed to await the result OF
FzsimmOnss injuries, who IS at present lying at Belle
vue Hospital In q precarous condition DcnninS J;
sullivan held to await the result Of injuries inflicted
by him John Husbands whom lie ran over with his
omnibus on Saturday last.
Dennis Martin, James Bradley, and James
Campbell three youths, we're aragned in the Yorkyile
Police Court, before Justice Coulter, three separate
charges OF theft Mr. James White No. 20 Elat lfoad-
way charged item with stealing Wagon OF Sh' yaae
Wllam-st., complained that they stole LCrc "1fth
charged them with stealing set OF harness o nc Fae
OF s5 belonging To him. The prisoners were found with
Fifth ave and Forty ninth-st yesterday morning. They
were committed to answer TO the three charges In de-
fault Of bail.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Koch
committed James Oates age 10, for having entered the
liquor OF Patrick Mclaughlin at No. 1l3 Mulberry
st. BY crawling through the lansht over the door ana
The property was found in his possession. Patrick
the Sst u John Campbell OF No 81 Kng-st twice in the
arm once In the left SIDE in each hand and in the cheek
on the steamshp PALMYRA was committed FOR steSIinq
hawser valued at $50 from the Campanys Pier at Jersey
City. Eliza Murphy OF No. 30 Oyer-st, was committed
on a charge Of having stolen $50 from the room Of
Frederick Green at No. 1Ol Chathamst while engaged
cleaning
Scott at the Essex Market Police Court, 10 await the
suit Of injuries inflicted by him upon Henry Herman,
club Herman is at present under medical ueatin NJ NJ
Bellevue Hospital Francis G. Fley was e0lnIniited
for examination on the charge of embcZzng 5000 In cur
rency the property Of his employer, r. H. Furgerson
Co : Albert G. Kuck, farmer living midway between
Newark and Elizabeth Friday last came to this city,
and directed his hired man TO meet him WIN carriage
at Elizabeth station his return The hired man obeyed
orders hitchng up the horse and wagon were
concerned took his way to Newark, and IRON thence
to New-Y0rk, instead Of to Elizabeth Mr. kGck came
to this city, aud described TO the police his stolen prop
erty which he valued AZ 500. Yesterday Detective kel-
the Tenth Precinct Police found the horse IN me
possession OF John Gilbohehm, grocer in Elridee-st
Upon being brought before the court GClohehm sald
that he had purchased the horse from an agent named
Kustz for $50. He committed for further eXanlba
ton Caleb IIOyt brought up charged with not
obeyng an order of the Supreme Court charging hun 10
pay his wife, Ellen HOyt sl5 week for alinony ana $50
for counsel fees HOyt Is man reputed 10 ne worm
$4,000 and left his wife perfectly destitute year ago
with five children TO support little While atef DIS
departure word sent 10 him that his youngest child
was DYING but he refused to como home, aud even car
red his barbarity far not to attend the funeral
At the present time another OF his children very sick.
and expected live, and his wife needs the money
and yet ne refuses 10 give support warrant Tor ms
arr was week ago lie arrested IN sur
folk County, and brought 20 this city. He commit
ted by the Justice for examination.