The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-17

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elr1nsM AMONGST TIE BILL HoLDEAs Ar ras
Yesterday, IN consequences Of ths publication Of the
aEss q ssvssal persons, charged With =: posing o.
1stass Court. ct the Tombs, throngsa during the
day With bin holders, anxious % see the prisoners:
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matter The ave prisoners, named Pfsserick Harris,
CLANS DsAInsn. John wsissn. Abraha. Allen, and
Marlin ana Glssssa, and seated on ono side Of the
III ,purious dollar bills the Leland Bank which
they had taken during the last few days. num-
cussd but many Of than did .. onss identity the phi
souer e. the persons from whom they received the
In addition to lie complaints made the day before the
hllovpg persons entered their complaints by af tav
Mr. william b Lee, Of No $40 Broadway. received bad
= payment for child's hat Mr. John Bro.n, OF No.
81 Canal street. received bill Of the same description
fsn the piaonsr Frederick Harris in payment for an
a9ele purchased Mr. Samuel Terrens, Of No. 375 Hud
street. resolved from John Wiegan similar BILL In
payment for On undershirt. Mr. James Kennard, of
bn Of the same kind. air. Patrick Salmon Of No 10
Dominick street received similar bill in payment Of
two els Of potatoes and barrel Of urnps coming
four dears and received In change with the property
dollar bill good money Several others have yet TO
make their complaints, and tho OF good many
Of the sixth ward police was caei up to testify and
stated that after arrsstng Harris aud Dohrman in
iSsnsion ne went s aSco%P.nsd by S,Sss Gleason to
Of varick and Dominick streets Here officer Martin
went into the store while Gleason remained ontsde Me-
Martin called for glass Of beer The boy in attendance
gave hi the glass Of and in payment therefor he
laid the counter ten dollar bank bill, good money.
The boy took the bill and handed It . wisgsn who took
Of the fpice drawers Wegan took out I've dollar
counterfeit the Leland Bank which bill he gave, with
Martin took the CHANGE and then gave the signal for Mr.
0lsa&on. they now being both in the store, Sergeant
put Wi s Under shs s0S. and
the officers found three other counterfeit S. bills pur
porting to be the Leland bank and in adjacent box
another spurious five dollar bill the bank; tho
oc. then asked Weigsn where he got the said money
nom and he replied after hesitation, rom up
town who had paid him $40 in that kind Of money! and
TO convince the police o,ers he agreed to with them
and show them the man who paid him the money. With
tbs understanding the officers snd the prisoner started
for MP town but scarcely had they gone quarter OF
block from the tore before Weigan pointed to house
and informed the officers that the pace-the
sided there from whom he got the counterfeit money.
the prisoner the stoop knocked at
the door, and female came out and the prisoner asked
her Mr. Allen was I'M .he answered in the affirmative;
Mr. Allen came to the door Officer Martin then took
him to side. and asked him where he got the bank
bills he paid to Wiegan and he said from up town.
Allen then asked II the money not good and when
informed it was counterfeit appeared be surprised
and faid he got 1t from man up town The officers,
searching Allen found on his person one Of the S. bad
bills The prisoners then conveyed to the station
house, sDd that night other information obt4ned Of
the whereabouts of another of the gang residing in
Fourth avenue but unfortunately the man whom they
intended to arrest escaped and the named Charles
Jones taken on fuspicon of being concerned with
the earg The further investigation will be continued
this day before Justice Osborn The accused parties
all detained in custody.
We learn thsttwO men named John Scott and Stephen
ners charged with passing counterfeit money On their
persons were found $la4 In counterfeit SIS bills on the
Leland Bsnk; ana y on 'ns hartora Bsna The pr
Charge Of Horse Steaing-Two men, named Martin
Ryer and Adam Greenwood, yesterday arrested,
Donohue The accused parties detected In attempt
ing to sell the horse and arrested BY officers New
berry and Marih Nineteenth ward who conveyed them
before Justice McGrath who detained them for exam
nation
Charge Of False Pretence Against Tuo Ladies Yesterday
ing ladies named Mrs Elizabeth Wilson and MAnetta
Wilson, warrant Issued by Justice Osborn, wherein
millinery articles such as Silks ribbons sc valued in
ali 1T $500 from the firm Of Bishop Kesn importers
No l5John street Itsppears from the taidavit made
that the two ladies in question called Mr.. Bishop.
about the LIST Of September last and represented hat
n business at No SCI an wanted to purchase
bill OF goods acIcdt OF three months, and in order
ndacO hr Bishop to sell them the goods represented
that they had cash capital Of $500 but that they did not
want to pay that out fo goods they wsh. TO It
in furnishing and fitting their On this represen-
the required credit or Is Mr. Bahop says he kept an
open unit with them. during (which time they lpaid
on the bill 500, leaving balance of $500. However,
1t the expiration Of three months Mr. Bishop found that
instead Of the fair couple having the $500 cash capital
the furniture morgased the ladies quit the business
and Mr. Bishop left minus the pay for his goods The
ladies, through their counsel have demanded hearing,
and 1t is believed intend to show that their intentions
good to psy but circumstances In business rendered
1t inporibs 70 to do 1t s doubtful If charge Of false
pretsncee can be sustained In this
"A Bed Theft Of Gold Watch -On Tuesday, young
man named Dennis Sullivan. accompanied by another
young man. whose nace is unknown, went into the
jewelry store Of Mr. Abraham Godfrey No. 81 Chatham
street under the pretence Of wishing 70 purchase
Sullivan asked look at gold Watches In order to
make selection; several watches were exhibited and
$685. and rushed out Of the stor the accomplish after
him, and Mr. Godfrey after tho pair Of theu calling out
ns sS being
pursuer. The complainant rushed in after them, and
caused the arrest OF Sullivan During the chase no
soeompce, as upon the prisoner being SEARCHED, the
watch could not be found Oficer Flannelty, Of the
Fourth ward took the accused into custody, and
veyed him before Justice Wood 1t the Toombs where he
was committed to prison for trial
Charge Of Stealing Watch aud Chsin A man named
Frederick Schmidt Wednesday arrested charged with
In money making in all 500 the property Of Mr. Fred
srick Zakn, residing at No. 1se Riyington street.
Fashionable Winter Clothing.-As our
red in style goods and will this date
sell every nent At retail reduction Of prices
mar afsctpre Our friends viii favor with early
Tsns winter WrspSeTs snow coats cats sacks
sness frseh Me- AZ although the stock very Large ne
IS and 50 John street corner Of Nassau.
Ready Made Fine Ovsrcoats at Reduced
sosss ponSSo oSsssos. T.in.s isrisot fitting Enssh
tout oy.reoats French moderni,ed ovsrooat ioos