The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-11
THE COURTS.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE.
Before JudAe Murray.

Before judge Murray.
On Saturday night last Francis Dougherty, of
No. 1l9 North Fourth street, Williamsburg, went
into gambling saloon at No. 6l2 Grand street,
and IN q lew minutes lost the sum Of $2l. Mr.
Dougherty lelt SO much chagrined at his loss that
he went TO Police Headquarters to make o CON-
plant against the house. Detective woolsey was
spector Speiaht. with instructions TO make raid
on the premises In Grand street and arrest all
found engaged IN gambling therein. With ten
men from the Thirteenth precinct Detective WOOL
sey proceeded about ten O'Clock At night to
the place and arrested eleven persons who were
ivory checks in their hands. they were ali ar ar.
raigned before Judge Murray yesterday morning.
h Ro0srs Wsms d dne -, dealer was heid IN
Bail was promptly furnished for Williams, who
magnanimously paid all the fines for the Others.
DISHONEST SERVANT.
Elizabeth Czech has been employed as q servant
by Mr.. Philip Martin, or No. 1853 Eighth avenue. for
q short time past. On Saturday last Elizabeth
asked permission to 60 out to deposit some money
in the bank. The permission was given, but MI
Martin suddenly remembered that he had left 500
In the pocket OF his pantaloons, which were hang.
Ing in an adjoining room. On examination he
found that the money had disappeared. He at
once called on Oficer Wood OF the Seventeenth
Savings Bank, In Fourth avenue, where he ar
rested ner while deposlting $50 to her own &C
count. lue money was lueutlueO Dy MT. M8rUn
as his property and Justice Murray Yesterday held
Elizabeth to answer at General Sessions.
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CniMBERs-Held by Judge
az, ne ~, rs ile. 1872, 1871, 10 H. l4s. las.
.' sursssS Coz @ ss H, fE a by
hali-past ten A: Mos. II. a, lls l24 i2s 1874,
a. 49, 81 S s. &C. g. III. H. no. 49, TO- TO- w. :"
:. SUPREME enthusiastically TERM-Held by Judge
EacsaNS,. = 2 e. - 81. So, O. ss, ss r. 7s, ii,
SUPREME commandments L-Aijourned
Tor the term. Part 2-Held by Judge Van VOrst.-
~. No. ~ oa .ss '' iSss b. a s 49, i ss
opens q hsltpss. ten A Mos. 1ss, loss, 1918.
s07 1854 49, 1901 ~ CAS- Ss7. s5s 1866 sss, 1905
sUPERIoH CouRr-GENERAL TRAVELLED by
Judges Freedman, Curtis and Speir.-Nos. 80, AZ,
SUPKRIoR CoURr-rRIAL TERM-Part 1-Ad.
ment Of Judge Van Worst to the Supreme Court.
Part 2-Hed BY Judge Sedgwlck-Conrt opens at
e42h, 500, s42. $40, s4s, $50, s52.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERh-Held by Judges
DAILY, Robinson and Larremore:-Nos, 0. TO- rs,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held Dy
Judge LOew-Court opens at IL A. M.-Case on,
No. 1885, Part 2-Adjourned until the frst Mon
DAY In February.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
TO- S63, 1884, 1882 1l24 2047, 1912, 1913 1914, 1928
i224. 1875, 1927 1880. Part 2.Held by Judge
McAdammCourt opens at ten A. M.MNos: COZ $50,
1910. 12ll 1853 Part 3-Held by Judge Gross
Court opens at ten A. Mos. 1929, 2241. 22S7,
2426 6O3 2O64, 2224, 1854 1885, 21s 1884, 2447 PAS
2423, 500.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The People vs.
Sarah E. Meyer, keeping disorderly house; Same
VS.. Charles Sacis, Marcus L. Sacia ana William II.
Walker, conspiracy; Same vs. William Nolan,
carrying concealed weapons
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-The People vs..
George W. Murray, homicide.