The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-16
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that he'd be darned If he'd be seduced by any gal"
no how you could fix H." The young woman, however
improper liberties with green friend, by placing her
hands about his coat tail wherein was placed his wallet,
containing $500 in bank bills When finding last the
Yankee non-comeatable she left in haste turned
the Of the street and was out Of sight in few
minutes Pilsbury suspecung something was not all
right placed his hand in his pocket to ascertain II his
book safe. when on pulling i out, he discover
ed instead Of his own, another pocket book had
been put its place, containing nothing but pieces
OF newspaper instead OF money. He al once COM
gesed the idea of running after this girl to recover
the money; to this Bowen agreed. AM said to poor
Jonathsn' then you go down this street and "a go
corner" Of started the Yankee but alas! upon ar
irving at the next corner Bowen had vanished As well
as the g-so, finding himself regularly dono. he pro.
cured the services OF officers Mchanus and WoodIoge.
of the 9th Ward who have succeeded in arrestng tho
woman, called Emma Rhodes, at den Of prostitution,
located At No. lO7h walker street in the rear. her
lover called Daniel Rhodes and likewise James Bowen.
all Of whom are locked up for by Justice
Drnker on the charge of consprng to dop our simple
country man out Of his 5000
Day burglary capt Hill of the 9th ward arrested.
yesterday, Gvepont thief called William Craige.
charged with burglarously entering the premises No.
Sas ran street occupied ny rs soyien oy breaking
tho rooms, forcing open several trunks and stealing
the watch, valued at $50 belonging to bosrder.
Michael Coffee; another watch, worth 9l6 selonging 10
Ferran Nc Donnel and Sii in bank bills sAo So ia sill
YER the property Of Patrick Mcdonnell ana certain pa.
detected in the act OF leaving the premises by Mrs
Boyen but he escaped from the premises before she
the above officer and identified by Mrs D. to be the
cal whom sho in the house robhjng the premises
Locked up for examination by Justice Drinker.
Grand Larceny A black fellow. called James Will
lams, who caught the jump yesterday, in the act
coming of the cabin OF he schooner Jenas smith,
having his back two coats worth sl belonging TO the
captain Mr. f. Baconin one OF the pockets was pocket
book containing 500 in bank bills, making in all sSa.
The accused at once brought to the police-oics
where he was committed to PRISON by Justice Drinker
for examination.
Stealing an .dnchor.- Officer Prince John Davis ar.
rested yesterday called Frederick Mey ers charg
ed with steslng and cham, valued $50 tho
property Of Daniel II. Miller. NO Is Columbia street.
The above officer found the whereabouts OF the property
il having been sold to old junk shop keeper at tho
foot Of Pike street for Ss The thief locked up for
examination.
Peat Larceniss-Sarsh F. Smith arrested yester.
day on the charge Of stealing black shawl worth $40.
belonging to sarah Mallory, No i52 Hammond street
Locked up.
Jane Warren was detected yesterday in the act OF
stealing coat, valued at sl7, belonging to John
Howard. Committed.
Michael Flanagan arrested charged with stealing
81 90 belonging William Irwin, Of Leonard 81.
and Orange, Locked up for trial.
Mary Ann Shields arrested yesterday charged
with stealing various articles, belonging TO Smith &
Frost Aiso Mrs Farley, who charged with receiv-
ing stolen goods belonging to Edward doorc knowing
the same to be stolen. Locked up for trial