The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

vs'k tbrs. p.r-ons wen knswn in the city Of Brook
40 WIN Jshnson we're srr.s.ss g. snn
and Wins OF the Tenth vsrd police. ON vsrr~ut H.
BY justice suHtiort, wherein they stsnd charged
+ WITH rinnipe, by gambling with dice, Sl450 from
1non ~ nenesn grocer, corner OF Cstharine and Hs-
milton s'ieets ana Robert Connolly, groesrsnd liquor
s.sisr e"rner OF mott sno erand stssets IL seems
snAt ~, n'ege Keeps the peoiis nsuss called the Be-
..ntn Mso Hotel situated in CathsIne street, where
.pe n.a Parties we're IN tne hao't OF ns4urnt
ng Ane ennnhhs togetnsr, which resulted In MI
tshhsy sIo NJ nohesn losing, y the hazard sfths
were hsd TO bail by the magistrate, 70 answer the
shn,ss. s,,. ono,,,
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81 o., -" ~ zoe nun INTO sustody .egetnsr with the
g,i nns conveyed them before Justice LothroP, whs
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crime Of hn,sis 'ne pnsvh 40 .eo
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far"r.h ,a si,"s ch.I suows 2, very uu
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throp co n mitted tn. N both to prison for trial
| ST. 49, prae,,.. A. sd;da.i. 80 n.st.raav
| mad. before Justics Iothron nv a vidow voman
named Catbxripe Il Mathews residing at Gas Wash
ington ttr.et which in the nteerity
| OF q LAWYER by the mans of Msrtin Van HoysnbnraH
doing business In chambers street The Substance
of the nfId.vit is As follows as filed in the Police
! Court It spnears that on tbs 10Th sf lime I,st
Joseph Mathews the husband Of Catharine was acci,
dentally killed while in the employ Of the Delaware
and Hudfon Canal Company, at their dock The de-
css,.d Rad bssn ia their smnIoy for pns xesrs ire
vious The next day the coroner inquest was pub
I
son, named Morton in the employ Of Van noyen-
buIgh, called on her at the house-she was then
living at NoeS3 street and exhibited the
publication OF the death and inquest thus pu blishsd
in the ewspaper, and read the same TO her He told
Law the spount az 5000 After eonysrsina With her
some time h. induced her to agree TO CONNIE nee an
action ssainst the company, but she must sign pa,
Morton 10 Van Hoyenburshs office in ehainbers
H. o.a, -,'nh iim 'Vsu na I tn sn.H
/ him no copm.ncs snit sbe must SIGN anoiher naner
| Which ,he ara not knosipg What natter such papsr
.on,s;,.d r. M. nasssd on from ia 10 dsv ard an
| cs1irg ON Mr. yan Uoxenbnrgh To ascertain what
vas aeue be informed her thai lie vice rrssident of
tbs somp.ny wss ant Of tawn and he conla NOT sro
coed uni he returned; and thus he cyaded an ' de6
i,s anxr FOR soms tims contnpaiiv nntting 6sr of
when rhe called Finally, he told her that the com
WOULD take sl75 he would 60 down with her to Mr..
Chapman, the attorney for the company and obtain
the money. At FIRST, she refused to accept Of that
amount but on being persuaded by Van Hovensurgh,
who referred to her several children she had to sup
M Sa 'aes to
that smounl-yan Hovenbugrh and Mrs. Mathews sc-
! cordiuply went down to the office at MIR Chapman
the COUNSEL Tor the COMPANY and there on signing
relesseIbe $l75 was counted out by Mr. Chap who
bsndodi to count which he did and
then 60 up the bills an pa ed breast
coat pocket Mrs Mathews and IAN togeth-
er with man who accompanied her, returned to Van
Hov-nburgh's office. uere Mr.. Van Hoyenburgh said
"Wel, suppose.Mrs Matthews you want some money
How much 90 you want!n Mrs athews replied want
the whole Of il, with TO put in the bank" Van
Hovenbufgh requested his clerk to axe his bill OF
cote and during that time Van Hovenbureh left the
oce and went into the rear yard which place he
Obtained access TO the street Mrs Mathews and her
friend rat waiting for several hours, expecting Van
Hovenburgh to return but since which time they have
not been able to md him, although they have called
diy at hs Office The allegation Is, that Mr.
van ho,sboursh oetslned TINS an'ouh. ~ money oy
ckuno oe'ice anu py Iaise tep,esehaons IN oruer