New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL
In the Harlem Police Court John Reilly, a
dssipated looking person, committed TO answer by
Justice McQuade, to charge OF being of gang Of
four men who grossly assaulted Burney in One
HundTed-and Xteenth-st, between Third and Fourth
ayes, Tuesday night The woman is servant in the
family Of Eden Castle, MOrrisania.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed James G. Clarke, John Wade,
and Kate Marshall arrested on Tuesday on charge OF
straw stealing quantity Of
watch materials and tools belonging to Gustavus A.
committed to await an examination charge of hav-
ing broken into the premises Of Mrs Frances Bxby at
No 400 Greenwich-st
In the Yorkyille Police Court, before Justice
Coulter Edward Clare of No IA West Twenty
appeared and said that Monday he engaged carriage
"A picnic at Lion Park. The carriage driven by
PHILIP Knneally and the proprietor Rafferty, occupied
they left the Park and requested to be driven to
k q When they got ns o Sny dS t @
drive but that he would give him his gold watch of the
e ars ey r TIH that be could
him when convenient and refused to take the watch
stolen from him after he had offered it TO Rafferty, He
Immediately made complaint at the Twenty second Pre-
cinct and Capt Kileea detailed Detective Mooney to
hunt up Hafery and Kinneally which he did yesterday
morning. When arrested, Pawnticket for the watch
united to James Buchanan and Charles
erTSd NV netctYe Conev Of the Pre-
cnct The detective found them IN the brass fOundery
property out Of the window into the yard Dur
new was committed on charge OF firing a pistol at Off
Ger Lanbrecht Of the Nineteenth Precinct at II on Tues
some unfinished buildings in Lexington ave. near sixty
frs-st., and mistOok the officer for "a thief.
The Court of General Sessions was crowded
with rOughs and Ward politicians anxious TO be present
al the trial OF VIM Marley and John Mccarthy charged
with feOniOus assault on Officer Burke The case wac
postponed, however till II a IN, to-day John VII
Of June stole from Mr. Luke fitzgerald OF No ll3 West
Twenty seyenth-s, horse wagon, and set OF harness
valued al S lie was 0n Wshe ana ov S tho 7t If
June broke into the premises NO $40 WshlngtOnst,
Liars and liquors valued at sSs he permitted
plead guilty 10 petit larceny GA account Oh MS youth am
F Edward Mosher, the Captain Of canal
boat and Aouzo Bart his mate, are Jointly indicted
ID Of Nav, Joseph 2. Buckland of Ho.yoke, Mass,
shipped on board the schooner Orbit so tus 0 pig IRON
schooner at that place II tuns were missing which are
said to have been stolen by the captain The latter
away from schooner four nights while hs schooner
was wind bound at the foot OF East Twenty
Recorder Haekett discharged Burt, and after debera
ton OF nearly hour, the jury returned verdict OF
guilty against the captain, with strong recommends
ing that as no evidence Of guilt On connivanoe was
proved it would dangerous precedent to sentence IN
iiahl for the loss of property aboard their ship
The Court reserved his decision, and discharged the
jury from the further consideration OF the case
At the Essex Market Police Court, Justice
Scott on the bench James Purcell appeared and SAID
maj white ne was sleeping on board the sloop Nara
lane living in the East River Grandst early yes
ierday John CurtOn entered the cabin aud struck him
powerful blow with cslb, aud then f0Owed up tit az
Ssrs Of the BODY. Purces head was sne.red with
blood, his face cut severely III many places anu M ose
The Court 10 make his complaint He said that he had
never the prisoner before ana o9ud not account
tented mo defense and held in default "a $1,000
bail to answer at the General Sessions JACOB Conen
a tailor at No. 40 Essex-st, complained that Aaron
Wilschmish entered his store, seized ms Iafgest
shears the size almost of regulation army
ned cutting il very badly. wIlschmisRi was
committed in default of 81 TO answer at General ss
sonS Francis Fitzgerald John Dooley, and JOhn
Reilly professional till tappers arrested on Thrd-ave
while going from store to store r1P9ng money y,
81 90 bail ON the sth Of June, Ann Conway residing
at No 2 Avenue b, made affidavit before justice SOU
Katon, who beat her with his fists and kicked hef'
warrant was issued fof katohs ATTEST HMcn Wf
served upon him until yesterday when Oincer WlIar9
met him driving cart up Ro0seVelt-st, ANA auelfpeu
TO arrest him Katon resisted arrest ana tned 10 drVe
over the officer succeeding In pushing him 70 one side
chase followed through Water, Dover, ana soutn
the officer holding on to the back OF thc wagon On 1oih
ST. the WI c0llided with dlrt cart ana wac pany
smashed. Vaton thrown % the ground bat reeov-
ering ,od evaded the officer and rushed Tor the
East River, hn which he threw himself ana swan uhdeT
pier. Eoundsipan Boleman now procured poat ana
KatOn captured Held without bail 10 answer;
Henry Bergh the Planthropst Appeared am, sa,d .n'a
while he was passing down hadlson,aVe YESTERDAY
morning. at the OF Twenty he was ac-
cOsted by Henry Smith who addressed him IN the most
OpprObriOus terms, using very abusive language Mr..
Bergh ala not answer, Dul WhS
followed by Smith for several blocks Smith all the time
insulting him in every possible and at last rritated
by Mr. Bergbs silence he took of his coat, threw 10 on
the ground and the point Of ssaltng Mr. BeTgh,
when officer appeared aud arrested smith. smith
was locked no in default OF Is1 900 bail.
90. In the SUMNER of 1868 Charles Doherty. sugar
broker residing at,No. 3B3 Cumberland ST., Brooklyn,
sold 10 Isaac LeckendHh quantity OF nolasses OF the
value OF s269 10. Lcekendorf not having very good
standing among merchants DOherty took the precautOn
asking his customer what property he Possessed.
LeckendOrn in ansWer 90 the inquiry TOOK Doherty 10
his house, No "a Vest Thirty ninthst, showed him the
/ Viii lgh Ft4IT
sented that the house and s his property,
worth $4,000 Doberty believing his representa-
deli for M mart