The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY TO- 1916.
Police IntelIigencs.


Police Intelligence.
JAS. 9.-Charss Of Perjury Henry =. C.sw ". Dr..
Lae.s s. Comsfoek druggist. No q Cswtisnd street,
hour, before Justices DrinIsr and Osborne.
Mr.. Grc.os Y GLsEsT was recalled BY the Doctor
to finish his Testimony. MIR. Gilbert stated that Mr..
Grew and DR.. Comstock came into his Office together
the Doctor stated that Grew had statement to make
which he wished him to take down in writing the Doc
was his object 10 settle the dicuy which existed be-
tw. en- himself and Comstock
took place at that time relating
WrSEss-I did not conceive at that time, that the OBJ
ject was to get DALEY Indicted.
motives in view. Has he since made statement for
WrrSEss-Yes sir he has requested to do So
DonroR-Has he pointed out wherein it was false and
WIrsrss-I don't think he pointed out the parts that
were alse only the part which alluded to- uppresses
the auth. His AFFIDAVIT drawn only telling part
of the truth had he gone on and told the whole it
Doe1oSvWsy didn't NJ Grew sign hi. statement
wrrsrss-Grew left the once, and came back again
wanted mo to 20 to the Doctor persuade him give
him sum Of money | refused TO 80 upon such an
Docros--Nir Gilbert did you know Of any settlement
between DR.. Comstock and Mr.. Daley
w,rrrss-I proposed settlement to Dalleys lawyer.
M r. D ISO% M ONCE without the
Docros-wss this settlement made through any fear
Of w prosecution IT.
Docron-Did ever pay him any money on this set.
tlementf r
wIrNrss-Not to my knowledge. The witness
went to state that pending the settlement that
certain letter had been sent TO the doctor from Mr.
further stated that doctor into his ONCE when
Mr.. Spencer there, and remarked to Mr.. spencer
ectng him. The doctor said he had not the let
ter but such was the case he should refuse to make
replied he believed the doctor muss Be- mr
taken for he did not believe his father had written any
Dooros-About what amount did Daley allow Com.
WIrsrss-About $1,000 as stated by.a letter from Mr.
Docron-Did you hear me refuse Grew money in No
vember or December last and he not getting the money,
WIrNrss-He leit the store, saying to Comstock that
he might wish he had or something TO that effect
pocroa-Fow long have You you known ,S Grew
DecroR-What Is his general character for truth and
veracity
DooroR-Would you believe him under oath
WIrNEss-If man has bad character for truth and
from being bslsvsd under OATH then could not believe
MIR. Grew.
Thi. witness was now cross,examined by Mr. Grow.
GRnw- During my transactions with you do you know
Of my instance Of my swearing falsely?
WirNEss-I do not.
GaEw-Do you believe me to DO Of sufficient
shrewdness not to commit perjury
WIrNEss-I do believe you to be man Of shrewd;
ness.
JUSTICE DarrKRs-Do you know why the libel suit
which the Doctor had against Grew in 1910, has not
been brought to trial.
DR.. Comstock, but advised him not to.
JusrIcs-Has DR.. Comstock wished to use Mr.. Grow
a witness, or has he desired him as q witnessl
WirvEss-Yes, sir, Dr. Comstock had Mr.. Grew az
witness in our case, in the fail Of lS42
JusTcE-Is there any other case wherein the Doctor
WrrsEa-I advised the Doctor to use him in two
other but the Doctor did not acquiescc In the
priety of using him a. witness the defence did not
depend upon the testimony OF Grew.
MIR. GREw asked the witness ifMr Comstock had com.
ndictsa The witness answered he had not.
The Doctor called the next witness Mrs. Mary G.
the factory Of Comstock Co.
WlrNEss-seven years ago last summer.
ts component parts called Linn's Balm ~ made and
sold by Comstock & Co, in ls43f
oa pr.,say g ss dat. had CON-
stock Co. compounded and sold that article
wrrrrnThey have sold that article % long ~ have
teen with them, but not under that name.
Mr.GaEw asked this witness. on the cross-examina
ton, under what name was Limits Balm sold
WIrNEss-lt Previously had been sold under the name
Of Ludhns ointment the name article, only with the
exception Of the coloring.
%o~ ~ s,xsc sse sd inc
Balm. However the Doctor strongly opposed any expo
son Of this KIND In long Argument and sustained
=
we might all be as wise a. the Doctor.
RJusTicE ,DRmKER asked the witness II she know
whether i used for th: sams purposes The witness
answered that she did not know. $50.
The evidence here closed both sides. and the Court
udournsd this case until next Tuesday morning at nine
Stealing on Ovsr Csat.-John Kelly, slick looking
young man. with his curly locks we'll Creased, walked
Cd with light drab oyer coat worth sl4 belonging to
Cornelius Reagles, No. Maiden lane Mr.. Reagles
'aas b: eses y re.
and Justice Osborne locked him up for trial.
Petit Laresny.-0eorge Warrington, an ugly black
va, ]" y :. on ngs
straight story, 80 Justice Merritt locked him up.
Rather Bold John Wilson and James McGrsgor,
S. q No. ,nf ~ belonging
Bennett. Committed by Justice Taylor.
lot Of knives belonging to Mrs. Lazarus No asl Centre
street; he was caught and made to fork" over Locked
ss.aiins Charles Marvil was caught stealing
IS rs, from Ellen Graham No. 4s7t Cherry strest-how
ever he got into the street and made his escape.
who robbed Mr. shoswsl in the Bowsry was not in the
employ Of Mr. g., but was boarder IN the house
D.frsuiins Creditors we are informed that two dry
goods merchants located somewhere in Csherin streete
have been driving big business In that line, by pur
chasing goodsto large amount from houses down town,
On the strength Of their credit and stock In trade How
ever slight Misunderstanding with Of their clerks
received they were slmos, sent 10 different
auction rooms and sold for cash In the meantime to
me v. ss
~, are empty. The proprietors Of stylish dry,
goods store situated in Broadway, opposite the Park
eight years ago. played the game to the tune
Of many thousands Tho parties above alluded to are
both locked up in Jail. N
Petit Larceny.-jack Dunn and Jack Msrdy. two old
thieving loaers caught last night by two police
men, at the corner Of Morris and Warrington streets,
having in their possession, In Bag old iron and
large brass stop cock, which doubt were stolen.
Locked up by Justice Merritt
f" Krackins" q DreIiisg Hcuse.-The dwelling house
occupied by Mrs c. A. Bohn, No. is2 Honston street,
was entered last night by some "kracksmen," and
robbed Of gold watch silver watch With gold edge
arrest made.
Rs5bins the Maykst-- A black fellow. called Edmund
Scott was caught by Mr. strnghsn, private watchman
Of Washington Market, stealing hpe large turkey.
worth 81 He also detected Ike JONES' another black
rascal carry ing Oh haunch Of venson, valued At 81
Both OF these worthless were locked up BY Justice
Merritt for trial.
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