The New York herald., 1874-10-29
FIFTY-sEvEETH STREET POLICE COURT.
A Won ans Revenge.
Before Judpe Otterhnnrp.

Before Judge Otterbourg.
On Tuesday evening quarrel occurred at q
lager beer saloon In East Twenty eighth street. be-
tween Margaret Middleton and blacksmith
named George Nauman. OF No. All First avenue
Nauman, IL il alleged. struck Margaret on the
cheek with the back Of hts open hand and was
Knocked down therefor by man named Peter
Woods, friend Of the woman. While down on
cut him on the head and left hand, two fingers OF
which she nearly severed. She was held Tor trial
In default OF 900 bail, and Woods in default OF
$500 oau.
A Clergyman Robbed.
Charles Greenwood, alias Johnny" Moore, ana
q boy named John Kelly were arraigned on q
charge OF burglary. The Rev. George c. Lucas, of
NO. 300 West Fifty first street. complained that his
residence was robbed in June and September last
gentleman named Lawrence identified the pris-
oneTs as being TWO OF four men he had seen enter
the COMMITMENTS T, nc house on the day IN June when
for lurther examination.
Is Suicide . Crime.
John Cune an intelligent and respectable look.
ing young man. who resides at No. $40 East Thirty
second street, was brought up for attempting to
drown himself In the East River. He denied that
also the right OF the Court to inquire into his pri-
vate affairs. The Court thought MIN slightly de.
mented, and he was committed for further exam
ination.
Playing Detective.
William Ryan was arratgned on q charge Of In.
toxication. He explained that he was resident
Of Brooklyn and hearing that the alleged murderer
OF friend was in this city he came over on Tues
day night to search ior him and cause his arrest.
He visited 30 many liquor stores ana sampled so
many kinds OF liquors that he got drunk. The
Court sent him to the Island to continue MS search
there for the murderer.
Another Servant Robbed.
George Samuels aged eighteen years, the son OF
Q butcher, was arraigned on complaint OF his
fathers servant Fredericka Aesserltzer, whose
trunk he ri1ed Of $50 worth OF jewelry. Rounds.
man sheenan, OF the Twenty first precinct caught
MIN in the act Of pawntng the goods and arrested
him. He was held for trial in default or bail This
Is reversing the dishonest domesticn business
with vengeance.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY,
SUPREME oouEr-CHAnsERs-H BY Judge
les leo 10, III, lso, lsl. lse, 261 2os 2es 27O.
suPRsME CouRr-GENKRAL TEnx-Held by Judges
Davis, Daniels and Lawrence.-Nos. so, l4e, itO
ao @ ass soa so Ill sla ss a. rs Is 2is 1Ss' l0' -
ssS., ss: 1.4o ss7. go. s slsa ssSs ssSs
1880. 2ss2 1884, 1885, 3ssa Part s-Heid By Judge %
Donohue.-Nos. 1889, sl7 1921, S435, 22l7, 1851,
1888 ses' 1881 lsss 2oo Oh, l4ss la,a i4s 2os
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERA-Part Held By
Judge Aonen.--Oase on, No. 6e6. Part Held By
Judge Sedgwick.-Nos. 626, ll22 5O2 7ls 652 no
736, 73S, TAO, 742, TAG, 74s, 750 752 754.
COMMON PLBAs-EQUrrY TKRM.-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLlAs-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Adjourned
for the term. Part Held BY Judge Daly.-Nos.
1173 1888, 1068 1069 1907 2lS2, TO- ll54 1914 llO4
1891 1885, l14s 1107 1912 l432 2092 2o8S 20sl 1920
1890, 900, 2066, 2l74 643.
MARNB CoURT-Parts I, Q and s.-Adjourned
for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoHs-Hed by Recorder
Hackett-rhe People va. James Townsend, rob-
berry; same vs.. William Parker. robbery; Same
Patrick Sweeny. feloni0us assault and battery
same VS.. Amelia Lent and Gordon Butter, felonious
assault and battery: Same VS.. LOUIS Marks, bur-
glary; Same vs. Charles Cole, burglary; same vs..
William Hays, burglary; same vs.. Mathew Trains,
burglary same Vs. William Johnson, burglary
same vs. William Bosey, burglary; Same vs.
Charles Johnson and Frederick Lotwes, burglary
same vs. Charles Desor, grand larceny; same VS..
Anotine Dehm. grand iarceny Same va. George
H. Mix, grand larceny; Same VS.. Thomas Collins,
Patrick J. Kennedy ana Herman Warnham, grand
larceny; Same VS. Henry Hart, grand larceny
Same VS.. Isaac WEIGH larceny from the person
Same vs. Custave Louise, forgery; Same vs.
Charles Brunel and others, cruelty to animals.
OYER AND TRRNrNBR-Held by Judge Brady
The People vs. Edward Broderick, John II. Decker
and James O'Brien, robbery.