The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

was also told il was bad note and left the store saying
she would return after getting It changed The note
said he thought that good judges would be deceived by
il.
and Mr. sang summed up the evidence for prosecution
IN a very clear and lucid manner.
The Court charged that was not only necessary for
the jury to be satisfied that prisoner had passed the note
but that she knew it was counterfeit.
The original name Of this woman was OBrian, and she
mas been known for years as of gang in company
with Kate Moore, Betty Worden, and others. Mary
Stone wife of James stone the celebrated countereer
Henora shepherd, wife OF William Shepherd now In
Trenton State prison for sounterfeting and Michael
OBran and Peter oBran of the same character are
children Of this notorious woman. Notwithstanding this
fact which we'll known TO the police and the court,
and also that she has been tried several times for passing
counterfeit money, yet it could not be offered in evidence,
and the result that the jury after
raj hours returned into court stating they could not
agree, and were discharged
Whoiesals Store Thieues.-Araham Gunst a German
jew was placed upon his trial, implicated with Jacob
uns ama Mo,1 silver on charge Of grand
Bowen McNsmee, Is William street. the 23d Of Aug.
last The first witness called, was
THEODORE McNAMEE, one the firm, of 10 William st.
who stated that the 23d of August these into
the store and intmaed that they wished purchase
goods While the act of the clerks discovered that
Jacob stealing goods and his hat being taken off,
two pieces Of thread lace valued at $40 found in it,
At this time Abraham pricing goods near by and on
the discovery the theft he censured witness for charg
ing his brother with such crime He suspected the men
when they in from the fact that he supposed they
German Jew pedlars.
ANpnnw D. LIrsoN enc of the clerks Moritz Sill
take piece OF thread lace and put II under MS coat
but returned to the counter He also either Jacob
Abraham the two pieces of laees in his hat but be-
ing excited at the time he could not exactly swear which
one of the two it was, but thinks it was Jacob.
The defence called number Of German Jews, who tes
titled that prisoner always paid for what he bought.
There being evidence that prisoner had committed
larceny although he in the company Of two others
who stand charged with the crime tn jury unable
agree and after celebrating for several hours were dis
charged.
The Grand Jury came into court and stated that they
could proceed to business for the of quorum
there being but thirteen members in attendance Thomas
Murphy who present in the court room, called
and Grand Juror and they then proceeded to
business.
Court Callendar-This Day.
CmcuIr CouRr.-Nos 2S3, ~, 1885, ISL, 1853, 1871 1913.
6l ILL., liz, 49, Is, H. 81, Ia 176 &c. 72 49, l0l l02
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos 49, 10 III, 10 70, III "a, TO- ~,
| 70, 81, 80, SO, "a, Sc, SO, 90, 81, 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Part lNos. 49, 49, 65 81, 1919, lb
az 81 ST. 49, l23 1885, 81 III 49, 1866, l05, 2SPart A.
Nos. "a, 96, I0a l0s
Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Joel B. Post Qate firm Post, Gibson, & POST N York
Nov. 8.
Samuel Coleman, publisher, Nov. s.
gJordan Mott date finn j. H. j. Mott jewellery Nov. s.
Nathan Stephens, merchant Qate firm g. Stevens &
Sons) Nov. s.
Samuel B. Wales, shoemaker NY. date Of Abingdon.
Mass) Nov. o.
Henry f. Morgan merchant ", Dec. u.s.
T.. NJ Townsend, NY. Qate firm Townsend Poor.
Carbondale)
II. W.'Dickinson, N. Y
James Mahoney. late merchant, N. Y.
Evander Berry (late firm Coles Berry,, NY.
Isaac w. Winn, NY. Qate firm Faulkner VIM, Bal
tinore).
John M. Griffith, forw arding merchant N.Y.
John II. Richards Qae firm Richards X CromwelD