The New York herald., 1876-01-03
WASHINGTON PLACE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth
NEW YEARS. DRUNKENNEss.


WASHINGTON PLACE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth
NEW YEARS DRUNKENNESS.
The returns from the various precincts, which
brought before Judge Kilbreth yesterday, gave hfy
nine cases The majority of the charges were OF
course intoxicaton though but few respectable look
ing people were IN trouble. The returns from the
various precincts were as folows:-Eighth precinct,
II Ninth, o, Fifteenth 10; Sixteenth, Twentieth Il
Twenty ninth, s; office cases. g. Total, 65 prisoners
STEALING A HAT.
william Larkin of No S36 East Forty second street,
was held in $500 to answer for stealing a silk hat
valued IS, from the head Of Henry T. shaw of No.
81 West Tenth street. Mr. Shaw had been making
New Years calls and on returning home was assaulted
by the prisoner, who ran away with his hat In his
defence the prisoner pleaded drunkenness caused by
ASLEEP IN TIE PARK
Nelson Rooney, an officer board a coastng steam
boat fell asleep in Washington Park Saturday night
On awakening he alleges he found Silas Robinson col
ored of No lS9 South Fifth avenue, going through his
clothing, and on searching himself missed two empty
pocketbooks and two knives The prisoner SAID that
Rooney him the property to take care OIL DE was
held in 5000 to answer.
A SINGER IN TROUBLE.
Harry Montague, comic singer at the Partisan Va
rieties, charged with assautng Julius A. Robin.
son. tho manager Of tho theatre The complainant
stated that he discharged Montague Friday night
singing song which condemned by Mr.. Comstock
and other officials and on Saturday Montague entered
the theatre while intoxicated, and, picking up stove
h(ter brandshed IL in his lace, threatening TO kill him
He also took Mr. Robinson by the beard and buried his
finger nails his cheek and neck The prisoner stated
that there was woman IN the case, and the assault
much on one side the other. He swore ho
did not take up the stove litter and threaten TO kill Mr.
Robinson He accepted his discharge from Mr.. Robin
under protest he being entitled TO two weeks no
tive, but advertised TO appear at another theatre
this evening. He admitted be was slightly intoxi-
Gated but not sufficiently so TO be dsorderiy hoata
que was required TO give $500 bail for future good be-
havor
NEW YEARS THEFT.
James Joyce and Louis Heudorf with other persons
made New Years call Henry Bartieng OF No. 429
West Thirty third street, and alleged by Mr.. Bart
cng stole his dress coat valued at $50, from rack
They were held In $500 TO answer.
sNATcHING PocKETBooK.
James Brennan, Of No 5I7 West Twenty sixth street.
was held in 81. 600 TO answer for snatchng pocket
book containing So 20 from Mrs. +. s. Huntington, OF
No 437 West Sixty eighth street. while she pass
ing the corner OF sixth avenue aid Nineteenth street.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Ouerbourg.
MORE DRUNKEN CALLERS.
Judge otterbourg yesterday received large number
Of compulsory calls there being in all u prisoners dis
posed Of or this number the Seventh precinct sent
prsoners Eleventh, 49, Seventeenth, IA; Tenth, 20;
Thirteenth, IL, and brought direct to
The majority OF tho charges were, Of course in
sTABBIN0 CASE.
Frank seaver OF No. 1877 C, and William Dom
nelly, OF No POS avenue C, had quarrel New Years
Day which resulted stabbing Donney IN tho
breast head and neck In court yesterday Donney
appeared and made the compliant. he was sent 20
the House Of Detention, and seaver was held in 81 900
bail
STEALING SHAWL
Mary Meyers OF Henry street, held in 81, 900 to
answer for stealing shawl aud dress, valued at $50
from Henry Philips residence, No. Rutgers street
FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duffy
AN OWNER WANTED.
Onicer Thomas Murphy, OF tho Twenty first precinct
arrested George Real, OF No 322 East Thirty fourth
street. on suspicion Of having stolen sixteen unmade
coats few made ones and other property. Real is
tailor, and explained that he got the goods from his
employer 20 make them up at home. The accused was
brought into court yesterday and the evidence against
him being very unsatisfactory the mind OF the Court
he remanded-
NEW YEAR ASSAULTS
On New Years Day owen Brady, OF No. 33e East
Thirty street and John Hurley Of No. go First
avenue got difficulty, during which Hurley shot
Brady IN the hand. He heard 10 say early in tho
day that he would take Bradys life The latter Is now
in Bellevue Hospital, and Hurley was committed to
await the result oi the injuries
Lawrence Phillips and Richard Firman Of the Eigh-
teeBth ward committed TO await the result Of m
lures TO the head Of James Brady Of No 303 East Thr
~ sixth street Tho injuries are not serious
RoBBISs THE WRONG MAN.
John couners, No. 1913 Third avenue, and George
Farthe Of No AZ Forsythc street we're arraigned on
complaint OF Ocer DANIEL Martin, Of the Twenty second
precinct who testified that New Years Day, while
riding 10 town on a Third avenue car, the accused
tempted 70 rob OF his pocketbook and f35 In cash.
They said they not guilty but we're held for trial
BoBBNG couNrRYMAS.
Nellie coppin, asundress In the Washington Hotel on
Fourth avenue and Twenty street. was charged
with stealing hundred dollar note from stephen Bald
win ONO l53 Orchard street, Newark She denied tho
charge, and the evidence not being fully In she
held Tor examination Baldwin sent 70 the House
of Detention