The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-30
roiice gnteiIigence,
THE DRURY CASINO DECISION YET.
Before Justice Lothrop


Before Justice Lothrop.
At IL o'clock yesterday, the District Attorney, Mr..
McKeon, and Mr. Clark for the defence, met at the
proceeding with the charges preferred against samuel
brury The magistrate, after n short consul
tntion with the District Attorney, announced 10 Mr.
Cark that In equsnce Of having considerable bu
Binsfs on hand, aud several cases Of larceny already
wang 10 the other room for bis Immediate attention.
be therefore could not proceed with ths Drury ease
until 10 o'clock on Monday next. The magistrate
likewise refused to comply with the application made
by MIR. CLARK TO call MIR. Warner and One eyed ThOmp
con the stand as Witnesses I'VE wouli here state
In justice TO the magistrate, that the given by
hlm ior not proeeea,ng WIN ms ca,e, rs De would
from the fact q the Attorney General of the State
and the county District Attorney having been actively
engaged In the proeeeution, aud bsing guided In a
MEASURE by the advice ~ these gentlemen who fact
have the q the whole natter, any further
accordance With ,hsir sisSs.i TO TN. decision MIR
Clark has excepted aud We understand that haheas
oopps has been or VIII be Issued taking the whole
matter again before Judge In order to test the judy
nent OF the Insgisirate. fhs case may finally be car
ried up before the Supreme Court ON writ Of man-
dtmus.
IN ALLEGED Charge Of Fsise Pseiences complaint
vas made yesterday before Justice Lothrop By Chris
tian g. Gunther 81 No 20 Maiden lane against A. l..
ssdsk on an alleged charge Of representing himself
a. the eldest Of nobsmsu IN Hungary. aud fur.
ther that he bad about 81 $50 in savings bank IN
Vienna. These representations made In the
fpfing 81 1916 aud these representations Mr. Gun
Their took draft, drawn by ssdisti on the house Of
Leopold Schsdl SON at Vienna, for that amount but
" was understood that the money could not be ~tn-
drawn from the bank until March sts That draft Il
alleged 20 have been returned protested and the state
mtnts mace by sadis alleged 20 be false Upon this
being heard before the sgitrate donbt " Will
be disuisstd evidence shown BY the sfdavts
that the ropresen aions fsse or fraudulent Mr..
ssdi,k gave bail In the OF 81 500 for his appear
ence 70 answer.
Burglars Caught IN the Ret About quarter past
three o'clock, Friday morning, the 18th instant,
ccer John Curry a the Fourteenth ward discovered
the doors Of the clothing store, No 66 Bowery
pi.d by Mr. Jacob Anhat to have been forced open,
and alter listening few minutes found that one or
more persons we're inside. aud without light Pre-
s.pty Of the burglars partly opened the door and
locked ont, and seiEed by the collar and pulled
outside by the ofcer snd looking 10 the store he
Uncovered another man going sehind the counter.
The officer then raped Tor assistance. and citizen
named william S.Trens was passing by, Who by the
direction q officer entered the store and brought the
opt TO the door. Ofhcets Sweeuey 81 the Sixth,
aud Brennan 81 the Fourteenth Wards, were quickly
the spot and the two prisoners we're taken 20 the
Fourteenth Ward station house. aud their names
a. Francis Howard aud Samuel Jones. bot whose true
names are believed to be samuel Jackson aud Jeha
Gordon. On the person OF Howard found three
overcosts and two vests which he had put IN
the store. They wer, fully committed by Justice
Timpsons.
Burglar .9,rss,d.-A fellor. called Charlss Brown,
arrest,d Friday night, In the act Of breaking
into the tfce situated In the lumber yard Of Jacob
Duryta and Son, In cherry street The rogue had
broken open the back door and had In his possession
two chiftls the Implements Of his trade. Justice
Timpscn tmmitted him to prison for trial.