The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-13

had secured the debts against Proper by getting bill
Of sale Of some furniture from him, but at the
time he told he did not wish TO tell Niles about It,
as he, Gale wac under some obligation 10 Mr. Niles;
asked Gale how lac came TO get this bill OF sae; Gale
said he arrested the man; said how did you dare do
such thing Gale replied he dared do anything to
man Who had treated 80; Gale said started vita
the rascal for the Tombs he further said he had
warrant; Gale then made some other remarks, and
left; The next day the day after called in to
Niles and asked him how he got along with the coec.
ton of the note and checks; Niles wanted fee for
elton: refu ed to pay any and Niles then gave
me back the note and the checks; the next day,
Gale called on me, and said by an arrangement OF
Mr. Proper / went up to the New York Hotel, and
was told TO bring the notes and checks with me "a
Gov Young would be there to pay me- this about
Young; took seat in the setting ROOM was pro-
baby there 10 or is minutes on that occasion; saw
Proper Gale we're in conversation together the
sidewalk; same away, finding was humbugged; l
did not read over bill Of sale at the broadway Hotel
on that occasion nor did converse with Proper and
Gale together ia the street to my knowledge; L
think got into omnibus; the next day gave the
note and checks to Gale rs Gale said he going to
fettle with Proper, and Gale invited to come up to
Ritters Hotel, but when i called up could not find
Gale: I rode In an omnibus; never heard nor
was informed that Proper was to be arrested until
after he was arrested The cross examination Of this
witness was not material and went TO the effect OF i'm
peaching the testimony Of Gale The further examine
tion was adjourned over until this afternoon at
o'clock.
about one o'clock two burglars called Charles Fair
child and John Adams, two desperate fellows, were
detected by ofncers Brown Ana Campbell In the act OF
burglariossly entering the clothing store No. 2's
Grand street, occupied by Vim. w. Osborne. The
rogues had obtained entrance into the store, aud
w.re removing 20 pair of pantaloons valued at $40
0cer Brown, endeavoring to arrest the burglars,
seized hold Of Fairchid while officer Campbell pur.
sued Adams. Fairchild in the meantime, seized hold
Of the club OF Brown and endeavored to wrench 1t
from his hand but finding he could do it. the
cal drew q knife and cut the officer on the face and
bead, infctipg several severe wounds. Further aid,
however was procured and the two desperate villains
were captured and conveyed to prison. On the pris
oners were found pair Of nippers and ehisel, i'm
PIGMENTS used in the opening of the store. Justice
Timpson committed the villains to prison for trial
Rotbirg a St,dnger.-A man by the name OF Joseph
house Of disrspute In the Fifth Ward by Eliza Smith
and Sarah Mully, when the green countryman
nude drunk, and soon after robbed Of 1881. Capt.
Carpenter arrested the two women suspicion, and
Justice Lothrop committed them both to prison for
fur Their hearing.
Embez zlsmenf-A boy by the name of Edward Law
Tor, was arrested yesterday, by officer Bowyer a
charge Of embeEzling pistols from Messrs. Blunt &
syms gunsniths Justice Lothrop committed him to
prison for trial
.arre,t on Suspicion Joseph arrested on
on charge of being fugitive from justice from the
city Of New Orleans. 1t seems that Johanna was in
the employ of Mr.. Michael Kenney, residing at the
corner Of st. Ann and Calbro streets, New Orleans,
Of $685. consisting of $500 bank bill OF the State
Bank Of Louisiana, and the balance in gold Suspi-
cion at the time rested Johanna, and the next day
she LEFT with her husband, and took passage for New
York In the ship called the Maid Of Orleans which
rived ut this port few days since Mr.. Keuney start
cd In pursuit. and arrived town yesterday aud with
the aid Of the above officer took Johanna iRto custo
dy at house the corner Of Twelfth street and
avenue A. On searching her trunk, $50 in gold
found, which Is believed to be . portion Of the stolen
money, although Johanna declares that the money
thus found belongs to her and that she Is innocent Of
the robbery Justice Osborn detained her for the pre-
sent, for further investigation.