The New York herald., 1872-08-11
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT YES.
TUDNay ~.
A Light Eeturn-WhO Were Disposed OF
and What They Were Charged With.

A Light Eeturn-WhO Were Disposed OF
and What They Were Charged with.
Justice Ledwith presided at the above Court yes
terday morning, and after dispOsing of the prison.
ers presented before him left for the Special Ses-
siOns, where he remained until three O'Clock In the
afternoon. The eight precincts comprising the
Second district only sent thirty-six prisoners,
twenty Of whom were males and sixteen females.
Twenty-one were held and fifteen discharged. OF
this number eleven were charged with intoxica-
tion seven with disorderly conduct, seven for
being drunk and disOrderly, three for grand lar
ceny three for petit larceny, two for insanity,
suspicious person and one for cruelty to animals.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
One of Mr.. Berghs officers appeared as complain.
ant against Michael OBrien, whom he charged
with driving horse attached to a sand cart, having
large sores on his back and unfit to work. In de-
fault OF $500 bail to appear ana answer the charge,
Michael was locked up to answer at the Special
Sessions.
RoBBING A RAILROAD COMPANY.
George Alexander, plumber IN the employ of
the Harlem Railroad Company. appeared as COM
plainant against boy named John McGregor
whom he charges with stealing $25 worth of lead
the property Of the company. Onlcer Watson, Of
the Twenty ninth precinct, testified to tndng a
portion OF the stolen goods In the prisoners pos
session. He was committed in default OF $500 bail
10 answer the charge AT Tile special SESSIONS.
DisORDERLY IN THE STREET.
Sergeant Schultz, OF the Eighth precinct while
patrOlling Broadway at an early hour yesterday
morning. saw two females named Maggie Bell and
Mary Smith. emerge from Reddy the Blacksmith s
saloon and commence to act In very disOrdcrly
manner. They finally crossed Broadway, and were
the observed Of all observers on account OF their
actions, produced by an over indulgence in whis-
Key They finally became such a nuisance the Ser.
geant procured the assistance OF an officer and
Yesterday morning they persisted in informing the
Justice they had imbibed nothing but soda water,
which was "toO thin" They were locked up for
A YOUNG GIRL CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Ellen Dunn, aged twelve years, was escorted into
OF by Oficer McGann, OF the Twentieth precinct.
Mary Burke, of $50 West Thirty-fOurth street, ap-
pcared as complainant against her and accused her
OF stealing $40 worth or clothing from her at
various times. The mother OF the prisoner accom-
panied her to court and remainedn In the prison box
to keep her company until the arrival OF the JUS
tce. She denied taking the property, but was
held for examination.
OWNER FOR STOLEN GOODS WANTED.
Friday afternoon, as Detective Hogan, Of the
Twenty-nnth precinct was coming down Seventh
avenue he discovered q cOlOred boy, twenty years
OF age, named James Jackson, residing at 10 Jer-
sey street. acting in suspicious manner, he having
large roll OF double fold dark cloth his shoulder.
AS he could not give any satisfactory account OF
how the property came into his possession the otfi-
surmlscd he had stolen 1t, and took him to the
station house, where he was locked up The prs-
oner was temporarily committed yesterday morn
ing In order to allow the O1icer TO find al owner
for the property.
DISHONEST DOMESTIC.
Bertha FrOman. pale, sorrowiul looking girl,
only sixteen years OF age, residing in East Eighth
street, domestic by occupation, was arraigned
upon complaint OF her employer, Isabella Brady, OF
63 Morton street, charged with grand larceny. The
complainant states that between the 1st and 10Th
OF January last the prisoner stole two silk dresses
from her. valued at $50; SILK sacque valued at
prisoner tearfuly admitted the charge and was
committed to answer at the General Sessions.