The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10
7 E L Z G r A P n l c
Pnllce Intelligence.
IN THE MATTEB OF THE ALLEGED FRAUDULENT
NEW

TnuCo AnCcAugenc0s
IN THE MATTEB OF THE ALLEGED FRAUDULENT
NEW YORK CITY BANK.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the time speci
fed for the hearing to come of before Justice Stuart in
the of f. Darwin Fooe President Of the New York
p.int Of Mr. Thomas Hcton who alleges to have been
Of ten shares ef the capital stock Of the said bank
At the appointed hour Mr. Picton present with his
ments purporting to be evidences in the case Mr. Pic
ton said he was ready to proceed with the when the
magistrate handed him note from the counsel of Mr..
Foote to the magistrate requesting him to ad
ourn the hearing for week After reading the
note Mr. Pctons counsel objected to the posponement
saying that Mr. Picton had been indirectly OF
endeavorng compound the matter he now wished to
state that attempt at compromise had ever been
made had Mr. Picton received back his 81 0Oo JUS
re Stuart then called up the police officer who held Mr.
FoOte in custody, and afked him ths why Mr.
Foote was not present in court The officer replied he
pressed his dsapprobaon In the matter and ordered the
officer to go forthwith and bring him into court The
officer I started NJ to ssscsts the but
with the accused. The case thus stands adjou.ned
Forging Checss on tie Hanover Bamk-Oncer Devoe, Of
German % named Aarman Kiefatt On ~ charge Of fors;ns
Ritz Co.. msrehants No 60 Beaver street, amounting
in value to between three and four hundred dollars The
following II q copy Of the check which caused his
Ss ss eSsss SSssa, astss III, 6fsss.
Forty dollars. ,o,,,s .,,v m .
ihss sossssa seems vas some shsrs time ago IN
the employ of the firm whom he forged excel
lent the limitations of the signature that the pay
ing teller of the bank had already cashed ton Of the
forged checks before they were amounting in
ear four hundred dollars It seems that the psouer
forged the checks and them to other parties to
present at the bank for payment The last check
given to Of the firm of Dumler Splitter Of No. IL
North William street, who offered tho at the bank,
when he was stopped, and held in custody. He thea
stated from whom he received the check and informed
the officer that II he waited at their place Of business in
OIL probability kliefatt would call some time during the
afternoon as he had promised to do He did call. OK
pecting to find the money for the check, and at
once taken into The prisoner acknowledged his
guilt and was conveyed before Justice Bo6art who COM
Bsvolarv and Grand Larcenu-Assistant CAPTAIN Sc
bring of the Ninth ward Yesterday arrested young man
named William Bainger on charge Of en-
teiing shop situated at No. 564 Hudson street and
stealing therefrom ST 19 the property Of Thos j. Day
On the arrest the accused five dollar bill was found
sequently the prisoner Acknowledged his guilt and in
formed the officer where he could find the balance of the
stolen money-it all recovered and Justice McGrath
Arrest Of a fortune Tser-Oficer Kearney Of the Sc.
cond district police court Tuesday arrested woman
nan ed Mrs Monroe residing No 25 Hudson street.
. charge of being dsorierly person. viz: a pretended
finder Of stolen property II seems that Mrs Susan A.
Fowler residing at No. 40 West Eighteenth street,
the 4th instant was robbed Of 3t5 in money and ap
piled to Mrs Monroe who informed her that she would
tell her where she could find the stolen property for the
sum OF II. MIS-. Fowler paid her the dollar, and was
then informed by Mrs Monroe that the person who had
stolen the money lady who resided on the same
aoor in the house, with Mrs. Fowler This nfor-
nation Mrs. Fowler felt satisfied nothing more than
a false preence and a deception practsed upon her,
done merely to eItort the dollar paid to her The 40
cused was conveyed before Justice McGrath who
quired her bail in the of $500 for her good
behaviour for year The requisite bail given, and
the fortune teller discharged from custody.
+ The Heath Association FtaadOfIicer Mooney, Of the
Second district police court arrested on Tuesday John
W. Rowe warrant issued by Justice Stuart, wherein
he stands charged with several others not yet
with obtaining Of money from various persons,
der the peence Of being OF the directors of the
United States Mutual Health Association" The magis
trate held the accused TO bail in the sum of $500 The
security was given and Mr. Rowe was discharged from
custody
A Bold Yhief-0ncer Work, Of the Eighth ward,
rested, on Tuesday man named William Allcey, on a
charge of stealing S45 in money, and gold watch and
chain valued at 5000 the property OF Mrs Nancy Thomas
No 81 Mercer street. 1t that the rogue secreted
himself in the house by getting under one OF the beds,