The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

his Possessioni (Objected to and ruled out) O. What
the persons name r. Hunter collected the taxes
Of le49 in 1850 from three persons who held receipts
you collected taxes for the defendant give
ceps In his name Objected and ruled out except
to tn. three persons mentionsd Did not give receipts
to either Of those three persons TAX boob Tor
1s46 produced have this book before. "a ma
terisl difference attempted to be shown between the
being In court the question suspended and witness
continued) Judge Boyd collector Eve six years.
he BE, was b @ ne
him arrange them that these bills were rscsipted
before they we're itsued (0bje ,tsd to- but admitted
A. have that do know that he made hi, bills
perfect before going out to collect; By perfect mean
recepting the BILL the law compels tit in the Office
for thu days. we collect during that time at cent
Adjourned to Saturday the 10th ins al 10 O'Clock AM
Musical 7htJ-sergeant De Voc, of the reserved
corps at the chiefs office yesterday arrested
named Edward Coleman, machinist and pattern Maker
charge of stealing psror organ, valued at $780, the
property Of kr Lewis Lyman, of No 377 Broadway. 1t
by the evidence that the at work on
the premises of Mr.. Lyman fx some machinery, and
while thus engaged he watched opportunity and with
the aid of two removed the organ from the
building The officer found the organ 80 Sheriff street.
and the rogue conveyed before Justice Osborne who
sent ! i'm to prison to await his trial.
arrest Of a Shoplytr.-Two young men on Thursday
evening. visited the jswey store OF Squire Lxndon,
No. 81 Fulton street, and asked to be shown gold
chains pretending that they wished TO make purchase
however, CetoctSu IN secreLlnS OF the
chains about their They started from the store
with the property An alarm was given, and officer Han
ratty OF the Second yard caught Of the rogues,
calling himself John Williams, and on his person
found Of the gold chains valued at $780, The other
thief ESCAPED. The accused taken before Justice
OsboJne who committed him for trial.
Charge OF Ebsszlm7t -Ys iterday officers Patterson
and Sweeny arrested u named Z Harwood, q
warrant issued by Justice Bogar &hersin the accused
stands charged with embezzDg $3.50 from Messrs Gr
Becker, billiard table mknuac No 90 Ann street.
appears by he facts in the case, that the 2st Of
june st billiard table purchased from the above
firm BY Mr. Lsngdon who restless out of town. and the
aecured went TO Mr. Langdon to collec. the BILL the
money he acknowledges was paid to him, but return
he asserts lie robbed Of The money; therefore he
unable to pay it Such is the story told by
the accused, which il disbeeved by the complains
The eisate detained the accused until further
xanir attn.
4 Charge Of Perjwy.-Yestsrday, officer Martin, OF the
Donough charged with swearing falsely the trial Of
one Michael Clancy, whose conviction in the Court Of
General Sessions charged with forging promissory
note attributed to the evidence given by McDonoug
which is alleged to have been false Justice Osborne
before hom the accused taien required h to find
by Edward McEroy of No 2O6 Mulberry street. the
accused liberated from custody.
Arrest Of TAO Fugtres from Juce-Constable Knyon,
Of Syracuse yesterday left this city, having in custody
two men. named Max Simon and Fizroy Page . war
rant wherein they stand charged with obtaining goods
were taken back to answer the chargs
Correction in Name - In the report of the alleged
charge of false pretences pending against Searns Sur
CESS the of Joseph B. Sturxess appeared, which
ought to have been Josiah Sturgess Nj. Joseph B.
Stugcss being the brother Of the accused.