New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Officer Heating, of the Seventeenth Precinct,
Keeping disordcry house at No 29Ia Firs-sl., with
tour inmates, They were AL held for examination yes
terday, at the Essex Market Police Court by Jusuce
Smith.
David Fitzgerald, ten years old, of No. 10
MOrs-st., anu Robert heuney, aye eleven, OF No 20
pistol yesterday the weapon exploded and Flzger
aid was shot in the hand The woaud was not serious.
ney $40 for carrying "A pistol without permit.
James Johnson purchased $3.50 worth of old
rope recently nom Joan Dunn, Jank dealer &t No -
dispute with Michael Damn, OF the junk man. ana
his face was badly bruised Johnson caused Dunn's ar
rest, and Yesterday afternoon Justice Morgan. at the
jefferson Market Police Court held Dunn IN $500 bonds
To answer.
Richard Wetzel, a espectable-looking Ger
about IOrtyhye years OF age, VAS arrdgucd III the
Court OF General sessions yesterday on an Indictment
charging him with OBTAINING money by false pretences:
Plenus, No. 200 Broadway Charles Rhodes, OF No.
$40 Broadway and Others, having no account in the
the Penitentiary for six months
William Smith, age fifteen, of No. %
Budge-st, BroOhbu wa committed for trial DIV Justice
Thomas Eaton, Of No. 23i sands-st. II appears that
Smith and some ther bO's were on Eatons porch late
except smith. Ia on took hod Of MIN, when the boy
stabbed him in tue abdomen With pcnknife. Eaton,
nevertheless, held HIM untii an onicer came when he
arrested Eaton was taken 70 ST. Peters Hospital,
Dut lis wound is not dangerous.
John Natho, Of NeW-LOts, L. l.. was taken
before Justice Gcrum yesterday charged by officer
Naegrr tue New-Lots Police, with assault. The Two
men are brotner,-u-law, and Natno's wIfe has com
planned 10 her brother OF ner husbands III treatment
Monday Naeger asked NathO for 20 ue money which
the latter him. and told 10 for It. This aud
his sisters Toub enraged him, and after not words
Socar drew his revolver but these weapons were not
used. The examination o. the case Will take place
to-day.
Mrs. Hannah Cotter, of Ninety-secOnd-st.
ana Fourtu-aye. was urTaIgued IN tue Hdritm Police
Court Yesterday ON charge Of interfering with officer
Robert j. Crouie. Of the Iwentytnrd Precinct, while
the discharge oil his duty. lie was attempting TO
COteT she tired TO prevent MIN from doing she
made commensurate against the officer Of clubbing
severely that she barely able TO walk, but
Justice wheeler refused 10 enefaln IT, ana nued her
80 the officers complaint The Justice directed
Mrs. COttcT to 20 10 TIE Police Commissioners II she
wished CrOme punished.
John Mccarthy and his wife keep a liquor
saloon at No AIS East tiity uut-St On Monday night
Patrick CrOnin, lbOrer living door to McCurthys
place, wanted to gct liquor from Mrs Mccarthy
without being prepared to pay fOri aud because he was
refused he abused her and assaulted her and her hus
band. The latter then beat CrUnu the head badly
that he had to be removed the Roosevelt Hospital Tor
treatment Mccarthy was arrested by officer salmon,
Of the IWenty-elEnlh Precinct Yesterday CrOnn sad
I'm the hospital that he did not want Mccarthy punished
doctor attendance could not now CtOnin's
iues would terminate Justice Duffy parOled McCartny
until Thursday.
An aggravated case Of assault was disposed
Of yesterday IUrkyile Police Court bY Justice
Duffy. The complainant Young man named
Thomas Common, residing at No. 532 West FOrtyfOurth
st. and the defendant stable keeper the neigh
bOrhOOd, named James McGOYern. They had a misun-
dersaniIng on sunday niSht, aud on Monday mOrnlns
before COInOr got out of bed McGOVern, armed with
hickory stick, entered his and beat him until
ne became UNCONSCIOUS COnnOr taken by his
friends the Roosevelt Hospital, and McGOven was
arrested on Monday night. Yesterday afternoon Con
nor was alb TO appear court only with the greatest
difficulty, and McGOyern was held Tor trial on his
plant.