The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08


JUSTICE sTuARr-TH1 ACCUSED PARTIES HELD TO
ANSWER.
This matter, pending for time past before the
above named msgistrats-in which Daniel ". Van Asr.
man, Jabss L. White and John ". Abel stand charged
with the writing and utlsring OF forged draft on the
Hamilton Exchange Bank, Of Hamilton county, State Of
New York, for the sum Of $780, which draft
vsysd to Brantord, canada West BY Van Asrnam, Who
while there, procured the said draft from Mr. Greer
the agent Of the Bank Of Montreal the sum Of o. 00o
| Canada currency, was concluded yesterday.
The whole case has been most thoroughly, and with
much ability examined into by Justice Stuart, he having
bestowed very Considerable portion Of his time almost
to the prejudice of other business for the express puv
Of fully determining the facts in the csss sndth:
the public may comprehend exactly the principles OF law
which he intends holding the parties accused he has
prepared written decision, whish ia AL probability viii
be delivered to day We hAvS doubt the legal doom.
msnt will be read with much interest. We shall endsa-
me zhmd Pciury Case Pending aoaina JOIN Z Bovd
This matter closed yesterday both sde and the
evidsr submitted to Justice Stuart who will render
A Charge Of RoJdry-A man nsmsd Richard Jollie WAS
arrested BY officer Dsvne Of the Twentieth ward police,
residing In the Tenth avenue the OF $50. It
that Joe AIDED BY an accompce induced Dorsey to
avenue where it Is alleged he was robbed q the
OF money ss above stated Justice Bog before whom
the accused taken committed him to prison for trial.
1rreaof Receiver Of Stolen Properly. Monday tho
police arrested Michael Kain keeper OF junk shop In
Thirty seventh street. Tenth avenue, charged with
lot Of castings valued Al So had been found BY the
police his premises and In hs possession, the iame
having been stolen from Mr. Stephen A Davis Of No ~
hudson plscs near the tenth avenue The accused
detained by Ju otcs Bogart for IN examination.
Caorg Of Ra,e on a Married Woman.-O8icsr Lord,
lawrence Brfwn charged with violating the person OF
Mrs Sophia Fcz, residing with her husband 1t No.4
City Hall place, The evidence Of Mrs Foz shows that
she Monday morning. about O'Clock went to lager
bier abop At No. 20 Duane street where Brown Is en-
gsgd bArkeeper for the purpcss OF boIro wing
paper for her husband After getting the PAPER she
About leaving tbs premissR IN the entry, when Brown
sezsd her by the shoulders and pushed her back into
The saloon and locked tbs door, and threw her down on
ths floor. She gave alarm, but coming to her
assistance Bro succeeded In npshing his purpose
The taken before Justice Oborn who psced
eight eara OF age rave Of Germany aud In reference
to the charge, said, ~ innocent; 1t Is all untrue"
The % him In M T. prsS1 ,'E s no
Alderman Boardman, Of the Eleventh ward, with view
Of opening the ball tn. reformation of vice and viola
many dens OF inquty called policy shops" sita,tsd in
lis ward and aided by Capt squires and his valuable
the srst step toward. retormation 1t seems th,t man
had purchased policy ticket Of dealer Houston street.
xhcn turned cut to Be prize o. s and the seller re-
dual. in order to ENFORCE . payment, applied to Capt
sauires at the station house for the purpose if poss
the ward happened to be present. and Lieut. Cameron
forthwith despatched with platoon Of men, with in
aruct to arrest the policy DEALER and In act AL pef
that the officers found in the place This order
obey to the lser, and the accused parties brought
to the station house Several other shops pounced
upon by the police In the like msnnsr and all concerned
situated In Houston, Lewis and Stanton Streets also
in aveune B. forming quite motley group Of whites
and blacks Subsequently, they were all conducted to
the police court before Justice Welsh followed crowd
OF people, who soon fllsd the court room to almost
sufocation The magistrate then proceeded with the
taking CT the evidence coored man, named Lewis T.
Hanson, under arrest. He Acknowledged keepiog
policy ihop at No $40 Stanton street. AID said that his
books wers backed BY Mr. Thompson, whe keeps Of
ace in Grand street. Essex street. who called him
daily to collect the money ra,ed for the sale OF tick s
German named CT ristiAn Nipling, keeper Of policy
shop In Stanton street. arrested the complaint OF
Csharine Barthou who tes,iHss to being len by her
mstress, Mrs Schwartz for whom she purchased ti,k
cts. The accused parties were all detained by the mags
trste to await further hearing Alderman BoArdman
ASSERTS that he is determined to break up all the policy
ceas Ia his ward.
Lottery Policies Mr.. Joseph c. Ashley Was arrested on
warrant issued by Justice Stuart a complaint Of
backing lottery policy b,ok BY officers Esler and Downe
ard lccsed up fer examination. His books papers, &o
seized and brought to the police office to DO used
evidence.
RottsIycf Three Tousoni Five Hundred Dollars in Gold
Com I'm sunday sDing sons person persons entered
the cw"lrg Of German named Bsrenvelt al u.ted
al 81 Mott street BY means OF false key Fad them broke
oren turk from which they sole So 800 in renty
dollar gold pieces the property OF Mr. BsrenveI Ofcsrs
tsApg the matter, and have taken into custody
pcon CT beirg concerned in the robbery three German
Jews One OF tbs prisoners beirg searched by officer
Bowling, WAS ob'eryed by officer Smith to throw
wastsken By the officer and found I, at the door
OF tho room where the robbery per oetrsted The
eussd parties taken before Justic. Osborn who de-
tanned them in custody for . further examination.