The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-08
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY s. 1912.
CITY Intelligence.

city Intelligence.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUSTICE NnEY.-The following
proceedings took place yesterday in the Court of
| Common Pleas relative to Justice Wiley.
The following is the order Of the Court, as
| registered
His Honor, the Mayor, having communicated to this
Court certificate of the Clerk Of the Court of Oyer and
Justices Of the city Of New York. had
Indictment for receiving STOLEN goods, scenter and
County Ordered that the Clerk notify the Judges
Of the County Court to meet Monday next lat o'clock
PM. in the room OF the Board OF Aldermen.
The following the papers alluded to above -
CRY OF NV York, MAYORS OrrIsE, Jan. 7th, 1872
| To the Hon NJ. ULsHoErFER,
First Judge Of the County Court in and for the City and
County of Newfork
Ihave received the within certificate of the Clerk of
the Court of Oyer and Terminer showing that William
Wiley ESQ., has been convicted Of receiving stolen pro.
pcrty knowing that stolen. 1t enclosed
by the District Attorney In my Judgment the County
Court should be convened LOT the purpose OF issuing
Of Assistant Justice ofthe City of New York held
him, should not be taken from him. call your Honors'
attention to the subject. Very respectfully,
ROBERT II. NORRIS Mayor.
Termn General Sessions ofhe jim and for the
City and County of New York do certify, that at Court
in and for the City and County of NewYork at the City
Hall of the said city, on Thursday the 30th day Of Dec
in the year of Lord, ls4 before the Hon. VIM Kent,
Circuit Judge of the First Circuit of the State of New
York, and Elijah F. PuIdy and Fredk r. Lee, two Of the
Aldermen of the city of New York. Justices Of the said
Court of whoh the said William Kent, Circuit Judge
aforesaid, the presiding Judge, william Wiley
duly tried and by and before the Justices aore
said, and Jury duly cmpanneled and sworn, In
dctment charging him, the said William Wiley, with
receiving stolen goods (scienter)
Given under my hand attcsted by the seal of the
said Court this 4h day Of January in the year of
| Lord, 1912
| HENRY yANDERvooRT.
FOXES, ALIAS REYNOLDS WILL GET CAuGnr.-A
| watchman of the Custom House, whose name is
Reynolds, with an A., with all the sIyness of a
| mouse, did into his neighbours mansion stray His
friend is known as John Sinclair, man of kind and
gentle way, who in the first ward does reside, and
who also gives his wife full sway. Reynolds, with
cunning, foxy like, whose fame extends through
song and story an idea took on Wednesday night,
that ended in his watch house glory. Instead OF
watching Uncle Sam, or goods and wares to him
belonging, he for taste Of sweet fresh grapes, had
liked his palate for enjoying and therefore to Sin.
clair did trot with appetite as keen brar and
tapping on the window, said, are you at home,
came to Archibad's close watchful ear, who in the
mansion quickly stepped, and closed the door, as he
9uaked with fear My story here is dotted out with
little stars that then shone bright, and naught was
alI's well, good night" A hasty rap at Snclar's
hall, at first alarmed the guilty pair, but silence fol
loving close at hand, the conclusion was, that
naught was there. On sudden ope'd the bed room
door, and Johnny s before them stands, when
Archie with his noted pewer, seized him with both
his powerful hands The battle ragged, and John
got beat, while Archie carried off his booty, but to
the Police office brought. he there learned his
bounden duty. The peace was broken, SO twas
said by those who governed the decision, and bail
was asked in an hundred pounds, or Archie must be
sent to prison, friend he found, who toed the
mark, and bailed him from the prison door, Archie
having pledged his honor and his word such naughty
sins he'd do no more.
| MoRAL.-Ally We watchmen in Uncle Sans EN-.
UnIf,r, tab .pntu h,,sl l, fl
you enjoy. Covet his goods, his public stores and
all TO comfort lie, but cevet not, ne'er intrude
upon your neighbours wife. Fer if you do you may
get caught as Archie has above, and therefore nure
| your good fame by rank Illicit love.
FiRE.-The alarm yesterday afternoon proceeded
from thu burning OF closet the front room of the
second floor OF the large five story building, No l4O
Nassau street, opposite DR.. Springs church The
| room had been unoccupied for some time and there
| IS no doubt the fire was communicated by an ncen-
diary.
STEALING CLoTHrSc-A black woman named
Elizabeth Dillon was arrested Yesterday for stealing
aquaatily Of clothing from several other persons Of
her color and committed to prison.
| CASE OF SARAH BUsHELL This GIRL who was
charged with stealing a gold watch, and was sup
posed to be aboring under lunacy, was sent to the
| lunatc asylum yesterday by order Of the magis-
| trates
A WArcH-HoUsE LopokR.-A man named Henry
Capas was introduced TO the Police Office by the
| city watch, yesterday as an applicant for lodgings
OF the watch-hOuses. ii being his t,renfiet in
| PRODUCTION as lodger.
| RoBBlNG A BEDrELLow "A man named Joseph
| Cohen, arrested and committed yesterday for
rohbiDg MIR James Elliott, his bedfeow of 90
| while they were asleep in room together, at No
| Jag Division street, on Thursday night. Cohen hav-
irg been indebted to his landlord for board, paid
| him $40 Of the money yesterday, account, and
purchased suit OF clothes for $50 of Henry Marks.
| The clothes were returned to Marks, the money to
| Elliott, and Cohen sent TO prison.
STORE THIEF "A woman named Elizabeth Gar.
vey. was arrested yesterday suspicion OF tealBg
piece of merino valued at $40, from the store Of
] G Brink, 6S Hudson street, the 9th ult. Com
[ mltted.
young woman named Ann Sexsmth, who was
| charged with infanticlde for destroying her child in
| December last, was discharged yesterday, the Grand
| Jury finding no bill against him.
| PUNISHMENT CoMMUrED,-Samuel d. Douse, who
| was convicted of The murder of William Vinson, at
Fatlands, and sentenced to be hung the 1lth Of
February next not to suffer the extreme penalty
Of the law BY mandate of the Governor he has
been sent to the State prison for ten years The
| Brooklyn News states that the decision was made
| without any application having been forwarded
from here the prisoners behalf, but simply upon
an examination of the testimony by the Chancellor,
| the Attorney General, and the Judges of the Su-
preme Court
DIKp IN A CoURr RooM.-Mr John p. Raymond,
native of Charlestown. Mass and one of the Con-
stables OF the Sixteenth ward, on entering the Court
| room OF Justice Shey, yesterday morning, sudden.
| ly Tell down'and expired. tie was IN good health
| vousy OF palpaton Of the heart. Upon exami-
| nation by the Coroners jury IT was decided that his
death proceeded from an affection of the heart
Special Sessions.
Before Judge Noah and Aldermen lines and
Simpson.
FsrDAY, JAN. 7th James Wilson, boy, for
steaIing quantity Of carpe tools from George