The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-29
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Richard Lamb, aged eighteen, residing at No. 433
East Fourteenth street, held for trial at the Fifty
seventh Street Court yesterday a charge OF larceny
He undertook to one Charles White to his home
at No 400 East Seventeenth street, and White being
under the influence OF liquor is alleged that Lamb
robbed him OF his watch and So in money.
Catharine Cahill, OF No. 324 East Twcnty-sxth
street. now In Bellevue Hospital. not shot, as
ported The examining surgeon at the hospital says
that the wound on her head was caused by a stone.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday James White.
aged twentytour years. was held to by Jusuco
Patrick Faon, No. II Albany street, with intont to
commit robbery.
% Varick street. for trial on charge OF feouiousy
firing pistol q, Officer Halpn, Of the Fifth precinct,
wounding him slightly IN the abdomen. The shooting
occurred on the 10th Of last July.
John Powers held by Justice Wandell for trial
yesterday for having in his possession copper soda
fountain, which stolen from No. 176 Forsyth
street
In reference to the caso Of Catherine Williams ap
pretended at her residence No 79 East Broadway Tor
receiving stolen goods the following persons called at
the Essex Market Court yesterday and icenuned por
tion OF the property found in Mrs Williams possession
having been stolen from them Garrett Berry Rah
wav n j., $3.50; Charles Cushmau, Plain0cid, n. J.
s25; Samuel. Knapp, Paterson n. j.. SIS Caroline
". Van Blascom. Paterson, n. j., $50; Mary Chamber
lin. Paterson, N. j., $40 Justice Morgan gave them
orders the Police Property Clerk to receive their
Daniel Mcclure, Of Fifteenth street and Third
nue., was held for trial at the Washington Place Court
yesterday Tor sending obscene and scurrlouS pOsta
cards 10 his daughter, Miss Annie MCGUIRE OF No III
West Seventeenth street. He is supposed TO be IN
sane
Charles Fuller, OF Boston, who said be had no homo
In th,s city arragned before Justice Smith, az the
Washington Place Court, yesterday Tor attempting TO
swinde Mr. James r. Floyd OF No. IA Van Ness place.
He called Mr. Floyd, who Is a prominent patron OF
charitable institutions and sand that he was suffering
from acute inflammaiory rheumatism and bad been
sent to Mr. Floyd by Mr.. John H. Adams President of
the New York Gas Company. As Mr. Floyd knew that
Mr. Adams had been dead three years he had Fuller
arrested Judge Smith held him for trial in default OF
$500 bail
Armand Baus who shot Nicola Coari while the lat
ter sitting the stoop Of his residence No. "a
Greene street, Sunday Dght, was arralgned before
Justice Smith the Washington Place Court yesterday
and held 10 await the result OF Coari's injuries.
On Sunday night Ernest A. Stratton. dry goods
clerk employed by the firm OF Calhoun Roberts, No.
40S Broadway living at No 312 Blocker street. pushed
open the doors of the saloons at the corner Of
Blocker and Carminc streets, kept by ex-senator
Nike Norton. and that at No. 275 Blocker street,
kept by Mr.. George Kxuberg He called on Oihcer
Noble, of the Ninth precinct to enter the saloons and
arrest the barcndcrs Officer Noble could not refuse
and arrested complaint OF Stratton, John W. Chap
man, Mr.. Norion's bartender, and Mr. krauberg On
their being arraigned before Justice smith. At the
Washington Place Police Court Sratton unable to
testify that he any beer sold in either Of the
looms. Justice Smith discharged the prisoners, and
told them that they should have Straton arrested for
false Imprisonment