The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

March S.-.auea Of The Fsmais Boarding House Thief
I'VE noticed in last Tuesdays Herald, and Likewise
alias Mrs Duchaud. who has been occupied for some
time past robbing the various gentesl boarding houses
board for that purpose The last place this rob-
bed was the premises Of Mr.. J. j. w. Trust No 80 Nc
also quantity Of neck hand erchiefs and scars MI
Trust Immediately set to work to find her whereabouts
ana after & Sr ana % he that
ings at the Western Hotel Courtandt street. and
NAMED there until Monday morning when she len and
with great perseverance, and ingenuity followed in pur
aut BY taking the steamboat r. L. Stevens on Wednes
crossed the dson on tho ice to Fishkil and walked
knee deep to place called Matteawan and there
procured the aid Of Squire Crummss, who, after
consultation, issued warrant on the affidavit Of Mr.
Trust, charging this woman with felony, and dis
patched constable Wilkinson to serve it, They then
proceeded to the house Of William Beaton who resides
the house, Mr. Trust spied this Caroline Bsaon sitting
there, with the most perfect nonchaiamee She was i'm
which contained several new dresses also new muf
and silk scarf, which Mr. Trust identified az one
o'clock on wsdnssdayDight and there being no jail for
number Of miles, she was consequently taken to the
house Of the constable When brought before the
squire finally agreed to keep her in custody until Mon
day to allow time for authorities to send for her
Officer James H. WEIGH will start by the steamboat
Utica this morning. with warrant to bring this
back this city for trial Therefore all persons who
apply at the police Office in the Tombs on next Monday
or Tuesday and identify this woman and endeavor to
procure their stolen property Mr. Trust deserves great
Bmgiavy store of White & Fairgrieve, merchant
taors No. lis! Grand street. was burglariously enter
pieces of CLOTH Of various qualities, valued at over $2es
No arrest.
street. kept by Mrs Young, burglarously entered
last night. and robbed Of Of instruments and
dozen pieces Of jewelry valued at $780, with which the
Dsordery House Michael cCarty was arrested yes
terday afternoon, BY officer Dennston on bench war
disorderly house and bowling alley, also common
resort for thieves and rum heads: at No va Anthony
the sum of $3.50 at court. Hugh Finn becom
ing his bail, he was liberated.
days Herald we alluded to the Rev John ssys pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bedford street.
AT the examination held yesterday before Jus:
tee Osborne at the police court, Jefferson market, 1t
appeared that female member Of the church by the
name Of Elizabeth Cram, married lady Of near 90
members Of the church. that this reverend gentleman
had been guilty Of some immoral acts towards her.
which resulted in the acquitta Of this reverend gentle
man. This woman. not feeling satisfied with this dec
this week and procured warrant for an attempted rape
committed on her person last August Justice Osborne
general character Of Mrs Cram remarked that est
mony uncorroborated and from the length OF time
elapsed since the affair said to have taken place. ana
the number of respectable witnesses brought forward
by Mr. Seys showing her general character to say the
least, Of very loose nature therefore, he should
dismiss the case on the ground that the testimony was
insufficient to sustain the charge.
Petit Lareeny-Harriet Lyons arrested last night,
for stealing shawl belonging to Ann Fumer, No
Franklin street Committed by Justice Roome.
drrest Of Lunaisc.-Charles Curtis was brought into
the Seventh Ward Station House. in state Of insanity
Committed for examination.
Suspicion Of Stealing Watch-Henry Rice was
arrested yesterday by Policeman Mead, Of the Sd ward
suspioicon Of stealing silver vver watch valued at
$40. He proved to be oil thief. An owner Is wanted
for the watch; apply to Mr. Stewart, Clerk Of Police,
Tomba Henry was locked up BY Justice Merritt