The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-19

10 Fifteentn street. Both men were on the box Of
the cab; anu when Weaver got out OF the cab,
one OF the men was missing, together with his
valise. Ormsoy was immediately arrested. aud
subsequently his companion was caught
A CAR PICKPoCKET IN TROUBLE.
Lausson Valentine yesterday appeared and
charged Charles Hamilton with having stolen his
watch, valued at $500, on the night OF the sth OF
February Tue facts have already been published
In the HERALD.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Otterbourg.
MORE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS
The Excise Commissioners are unremltttng in
their endeavors to punish all those persons guilty
OF selling liquor without o license. Optic an ex-
tensive raid was made on Wednesday night on the
west side liquor dealers. O1lcers Gill. Cain,
Thompson and Whelan arrested the following
saloon Keepers at the request OF Inspectors FORBES
and Coppin. OF the Excise Bureau:-Jeremiah
s. Mullen, No. 52l West Forty-third street; Henry
McGraw, No. % GansevOort street; Charles Ficken,
No. 70 Eighth avenue; Henry Fetr, No. 10 Ganse-
nun street; John y. Rcstereu, No. 900 West
gress street; Philip WItzel No. 2l2 Spring street;
Francis LaWlor, No. s4s West Twenty-a n
street; Henry L. scnaumburg, No.: 81
en ana Nnrsn Ryer
They were all arraigned before Judge Otterbourg
yesterday morning AID were all held In 500 bail
eacn to answer, With the exception or Philip
Wltzel, OF No 242 spring street. VINO mad but
lately opened his place and promised TO take out
complained very bitterly OF the acJion OF the Conn
mi .sioners Tor making the arrest at night, when
bail could not be ootaned and thus Obl1Glng them
to remain IN the station house all night.
MUSIC IEACHER's FREAK.
Andrew Craig, OF No. 76 Carmine street, charged
Robert McGurkln with stealing rom him watch
and Overcoat valued al S58, on the 10th OF Febru-
airy. McGurkin. who was music teacher and re-
sided win Mr.. Craig, W s arrested yesterday by
brought before Judge Orterbonrg. He pleaded guilty
TO the charge and was committed in $1,000 ball to
answer.
CONFIDENCE CARTER.
Charles Carter was arrairned on charge of OBJ
tanning $40 worth OF groceries under false pre-.
fences from William Burniston OF No. 11S Fourth
avenue. Carter, who was formerly In the employ
OF b. T. Arnold. OF No. lib East Fourteenth street.
obtained the goods under the .pretence that they
were intended for MIR. Arn0ld's house. He was
held III $1,000 bail to answer
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
SMALL BURGLARY.
On the 10th oil February Barbara Geisinger, OF
No. l61 Stanton street, caught man named Frank
Schdal going out OF back room OF the store at
tuc dUONc uuulUcT VIII b yOlO DTcaSCpl0 IN
his possession. schdal as soon as he was
caught struck Mrs. Geisinger q violent blow and
away Hn lie o was e by
brought before Judge Bixby, at Essex Market. AS
1t was proven that Schdal had lorcibly broken
open the front door OF the store leading TO the
room where he caught, he was held In
81, 900 bail to answer on charge OF burglary.
ANOTHER DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
On Wednesday night Sergeant Smocx, OF the
Tenth precinct. made a descent on an alleged dis
orderly house, at No. 1907 Canal street, and ar
Kate West and Flora Smith. Conrad Miller, the
proprietor OF the house, was held in 1000 bail TO
answer. The rest were fined $40 each.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CnAMBERs-Held by Judge
Lawrence-Nos. IA. Is. 2S, 30, 80, 81. 90. 90. lO5
1885, lse. l54, 1913. POI, POS, I'll, 232, 2si, 2s5.
Van vOrst-Issues oil law and act.-Aos 1913, lJ9
81, ia $50 l'y, 90 lso lss 1884, 1875, las 2os, 49,
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr-Part 3-held by Judge
Van Brunt.-enort causes.-Nos. 1882, 1900, 1925
49, 2; ? ass lSS 49, 2s ? sss 9 2
225s. Part 3-iield by Judge DonOhue.-Short
causes.-Nos. 1885 le4s, POSI-, 2o55, 2o5l $685.
22S1 1855 23o9, $685. 2sll 1905 2263 2o95, 22sI.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAi. TERM-Part l-Hed by
s sa 49, ss 3d. ST. s u.s. ssS 49, Fart s q? si
by Judge Curts.-Nos 9l21a, 1918, 0S6, ll02, 1l04,
lio6, lOs. lilo, ll2. lle Ills. 1l2O ll24 1926 1882
SedgwlcK.-NOs TO- /, 81.
COMMON PLEAs-EQCITY TERM-Hed by Judge
LOew.-CaSe On-No 3D.
COMMON PLEAS-TRlAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge LarremOre.- one hour causes, peremp-
tory.-NOs. 1927. 220S 1892, 22l6, 25l, 2009 2165.
1891. 225s, 2254. 200S Part Held by Judge j. I.
DaY.-0ne hour causes.-N0s. 20iS 2420. 1885, 2422,
1887, 1904, 22l0, 1894, 1855.
MARINE COURT-iRIAL IERM-Part Held by
Judge Shea.-Nos l100 1857 49, 900, 1885, $780, 1l43,
1885, 1851, A. $780, $780, 81, 1882, 414S. Part p
Held by Judge AlSer.-Nos. 1850, 1886, 1922, 1873,
1921 1882 $685. 1885, 1887 1885, lG40 i6il 1647, l69
ll90. Part 3-Held by Judge McAdam Nos. 263s,
1862 64s 1920 l447 1856 $780, l54s $780, 1885, 235l,
26l6, 2627 2594 $685. 2e35, 2sO2 29O 1904 1885, S0;2
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Heid by Recorder
Hackett.-The People VS.. Cornelius U'Brien,
burglary; same vs.. William Martin. burglary
Same vs.. John Oxford and John Moran, burglary !;
Same vs.. Hugh Campbell felontOus assault and
battery; Same VS.. Thomas Maher, feoDious as
saut and ba terry; Same VS.. James Donneily, Ie-
lOniOus assault and battery; same vs.. John Mo-
ran and Peter DOgle. elonious assault and battery
Same VS.. John Kelly, grand larceny: Same vs..
James Smith, grand larceny; Same VS. Patrick
Kelly and James smith, grand larceny; Same VS..
Henry Wells and Elizabeth Wells, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Edward X. Walsh and Thomas Moran,
grand larceny; same vs.. hugh Farrell petit Ia
ceny; same vs.. Bridget Ryan and Thomas Ryan,
violation OF the Excise law.
BROOKLYN COURTS.