The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06
Police Intelligence.

ANOTHER DESCENT UPON LOTTERY DEAIER-AR-
REST OF THE PROPRIETOR, AND SEIZURE or 20 900
TICKETS, ALSO BOOKS AND OTHER EvIDRSCsE OF
GUILT.
Il was bot the other dsy that Two men named NJ Osnad
arrested BY tire poles, charged with dealing In lot
ery policies under the OF Mars 20 and
the magistrate, Justice Welsh befo.e whom they
taken, required them to find bal In ths Of ST. 900
DAah " Hrswer the chtres
On Saturday afternoon the police made another haul
IN more extensive establishment kept 81 Henry Goo
-. - No ia Fulton street on the complaint Of Edwin
a, Crowley. residing st No a. Hamilton avenue Brook
Hn, who sets forth In affidavit before Justice Wood,
that on the LIT Inst he purchase three lottery tickets
Cooley the agent for r. France Co, OF Baltimore, for
whom extensive business is carried 10 this sty
IN the gale o. said iottsry tickets Upon hs a,ovs evil
dspce the magistrate issued warrant for tina arrest
Mr. Cooley snd IN addition TO search tho prsmi
with view Of finding evidence to establish the guilt
re search warrant and warrant of arrest we're placed In
The bsnds Of Sersesnts Smth and Mausaeld Of the
lower police court who Saturday afternoon proceeded
0f No Ia Fulop street NJ Cooley then taken into
rrstocy and up SEARCHING the o,e The oicers found
serenity ye tsousau6 lottery tickets, together with
eabeu books, &c. exhibiting TO the fullest the
nsfsrioss bu,Hess carried All these evidences OF
snls seized by the ticsrH aud, together ~itn Mr.
Cooley, conveyed before Justice Wood. Who
Evidence produced, required Mr. Cooley TO end bail IN the
q 81 0oo 70 sus~.r tho ch.gs Yesterday Ne John
r. Sort OF No lo6H Fulton street became the required
security, ana Mr. Cooley liberated from oostod,
DIsorderiy Conduct at The Aa.mm Saturday after.
noos, three young men, named AeCAse, D5vos, ADD
bsrnum's Museum that IL became necessary 70 call In
the aid OF the police Officers Johus Kaapp and others
underworld 10 restore order when the oiser, were ~
saulsd md their clothing torn fusthsr assistance was
tnep procured and the trio condu to the robs
One Of ttsu however, became 80 unrnly thst n was
souud TO ride bin Ep aosrt large Gro I'd
OF people cole oted contnue TO follow the
Officers 10 the police court Justice O3borna before
whom thor aksn required them each to and bail n
hs u $780, and IN aefaut thereof they ere com
mite 70 prisca
Passing Forged Checs In Move mber last man re med
Stept L. arrested waIle endeavorng to gar
ltoued check az 39b2 eashsi &C ths Union Bank Tho
cheek purported TO be made By Dubois vandsrvoort
and H. asserts that the said check given 20
him by r,an named James "A. Rogers who has beea
rsskd on the chsge but unless tns evidence o, Lyons
properly corroborsted this rate viii not hola Mr
Aogers 70 ans yer the charge.
Cha re II Porting Counts-fet Aonsy -Four womsn
rAmeo hersaret Donohoe, Ann Hssrn MARY Coadon and
hy ,ursn were on urday arrested by Ceers Barrett
kheI ard otneIs OF the Six IN ward police charged win
passing hlesrsd bank bills purporing genuine SO
fIs On the unir Bank, Albany. The spurious money
~M passed en Henry Meyer, James Montgomery ana
hers, who viii make their forsl adavits IN tbs "a stsr
on Monday morning The accused parties we're com nit.
ted 70 prison for an examination,
Charge ~ hp1essiemest OGicer Msntsrscn 81 tho
Chiefs ofcs, On saturday arete youns rasa nap,ei
Ambrose Lest CLERK In the employment ~ Mr. EJ
ward bofrieon broker, No 81 William street on ohnrgs
o. taking NOR ~ At vtEons unes from the Office vithoat
she consent OF his employer The d on the ch.rys
veyed htfrs Justice Osborn who detAse hlm IL
custody Ter further examination.