The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
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Wines nuea also found s4o5 in Duchess coun-
" bank bills; also found small portmonnais in which
were small cards; Van Ae,uam arrested,
and taken to the Chiefs Office accasted by John W.
Abell and IN the presence of both Van Aernam said,
pointing to Abel there the who signed the papers,
Why don't you arrest hmS" The reply Abel made was,
that he dill sign the papers Van Asrnam said he was
shsrs ed h forgery, Ahe the who sig ned
them i don't recollect having any conversation with
Abel at that time; Abel followed into the Chiefs Office.
after Van Aernam; since Abes arrest, he aekno sedged
TO me that he had signed papers, alluded to the
forged drafts his sgn them c,shsr; Abel re.
Piled that he had signed blank papers, but not as cashier
TO bis knowledge.
Cross n,nedvan Aernam said that he arrested
for forgery he did not say draft he pointed to MIR.
Abel and said theres the who signed the apers'
conversation took place after the prisoner had been
In the Chiefs office; Captain Leonard Of the Second
ward Police was present in tho Chiefs office when
the prisoners there.
Mr. Edwards remarked here, that he should want
Captain Leonard as witness.
Edward Phelps sworn said am clerk in the store
OF Bliss Kellogg, IA Broadway knov John W. Abell
do not know the hand writing Of Mr.. Abel.
Hugh Masterson sworn, said am a polio, officer;
arrested Daniel Van Aernam under the direction Of the
Chief of Police; arrested him in Murray street,
Broadway; there with him at the time ar
rested him he wanted to go with him friend
down In Sberwoods oyster saloon; wens With him. aud
No called Mr. Abel along with him. as he was ar
rested Mr. Abel then accompanied to the Chef Of
ace; way to the office, Abel asked what out
and Van Aernam Piled he supposed ID was something
about that paper in Canada mad previously told Van
Asrl am that he charged with forgery when
rived ut the Chiefs office Van searched by
eeer De Voc and then the CHIEF ordered to take him
TO Jefferson artet left the Chief office Mr. Aben
came towards us from Broadway; as he came up, Van
Asrnam sgsin remarked there 10 Mr. Abel who signed
the papers; why don't you arrest himP" As
we're leaving, Van Aernam sal, ,."you are har.
selor;' Abel replied, "pn get you counsel;'
he wanted to know where were going t, take him;
told him jefferson Market don't recollsct hearing Abel
make any reply when Van Aernam accused him of signing
the papers
Cross examination by Mr. Cochrane-I first learned of
the Canada papers from hearing Van Aernam talk after
his arrest with Apel when arrested him he asked for
my papers, showing authority TO arrest him. exhibited
my star; be began 70 put himself upon his dignity, and
did not feel like coming with me; told him he
rested for forging draft the Hamilton Bank and the
papers Of complaint would be shown him at the Chiefs
office.
At the conclusion Of the witness the court adjourned
the taking of any further evidence until Thursday next
1T IL o'clock.
Mrs. Butler and her Daughter Committed 10 Prison. in De-
fdst Of Bd-Nrs Adele Butler and her daughte Je-
nette again brought before the Mayor yes erday
the concluded by His Honor requiring bail in
the Of 81 eco each 10 the charge the mother
for being accessory To her laughter fcens in pick
ing In default Of bail they both committed
TO the Tombs for trial
COrresion-Spicion Of Stealing Ssren Hundred Dollars
The parties accused Of be concerned in this theft
arrested Mt the house No l34 Duane street instead OF 1885,
of the street, reported in the HERALD yesterday
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