The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23

Charge Of Claiming Garlic by Fcse Pretences.-om
Ger Moore of Jefferson Market police court yesterday
rested butcher named James Dempsey residing at the
Of Thirtyffth street and Third avenue on
rant wherein he stands charged with obtaining from joel
Holcomb, OF North Salem, Westehester county, Tour
head OF cattle, valued at 1920, by false representations
1t seems by the complaint made by Mr. Holcomb, that
on the 10th day Of April 1883 Dempsey came to hum and
view Of inducing him TO do represented that he own
ed house and lot situated at the of Thirty
street and Third avenue free of all membranes Mr.
Hocomb believing the statement, parted with the cat,id
ON credit Dempsey has paid for the cattle and
it is asceraned that the Very time the defendant
MADE the representations respecting the ownership Of
the said property he had, in fact sold transerre1
the said house and lot several days before to his brother
Registers office. On this evidence Justice Clarke rel
CURED Mr. Dempsey to find bail in the sum Of $500. Cd
custody
Jack Hatfield admitted to Bair-It win be recollecte4
that Few DAYS ago, a man known as Jack Hatfield
other in the taking of package containing 81 5oO
from the pocket Of Mr. Canfeld he entering tho
American Exchange Bank in Wall street. However oil
the examination before Justice Osborn Mr. Garfield cou
not that the package ever in the
Hatfield as it another who extracted the money
from his pocket and it subsequently found on th
floor doubt, therefore, existing to Hatfield being
party to the larceny the District Attorney consented
the accused being admitted to bail and designated the
of 81 COO This amount of bail was entered into b.
Mr.. Raphael Atlen grocer and liquor dealer, of No
73 South street. and Hatfield was thereupon discharge
The Alleged False Preence Case against Haskins ans
.Strahon In this matter, which alleges, on the com,
plant Of Samuel Cameron, that Haskns and Stratt6
obtained from him certain real estat situated in Phis
depha under false representations has been called
for hearing by Justice Stuart on the application Of TIL
deendants and has often been put of in consequence
OF The non-appearance OF MIR. Cameron. On Friday Il
was again called up, but rs Mr.. Ca,nmeron did not al
day.
Arrest Of Luke Flynn for Passing Counterfeit Money
omceI Teman, OF the Eighteenth ward, yesterday all
eseu Luke lynn on bench warrant, wherein he stau
indicted for the lpassing counterfeit bank bills Ths
prisoner Is concerned with the McArdell gang He wei
taken before Justice Osborn, who committed him Il
prison for trial Il
Arrestcfa Female Store 7hi-zae Properly Fond in h,
fossessiom'-on Friday, Sergeant De Voe Of the r. G.,
arrested young German woman calling herself Mar
Bride. alias Beathe, charged with stealing one piece
white silk valued at $685. piece of black silk worth So
the dry goods store of Berry Co., No. 200 Broad way
1t seems that the accused entered the store and asked
be shown some silks; she purchased one piece and b
some MEANS her actions caused suspicion and the cer
noticing her secreng piece Of silk under her Dress s
was Detained and the officer sent for who on searchn
her dress, discovered that she had a long openin
cut through all her clothing which formed an easy az
cess to large pocket-or bag it might be called this ba
was sung around her waist with piece of thick string
II was In this bag that the two pieces of silk and rbbo
were found On searching further about her clothin
wallet containing $3.50 discovered, fastened
one OF her under garments, or between ts
shoulders. In addition to this q small portemonnaie v
found in her pocket containing a few shilngs ia
very evident from her actions and the arrangement
pocket under her Dress that she is old offender at sb
lifting: She declined to let the officer know wherele
resided In her pocket she had brass door keyld Z
several trunk or chest keys. She committeto
prison to await her trial.
A Hall Thief Arrested-oficer John Gallery, attapd
TO the Seventh district police ARRESTED Of two
whom he detected withstolen property in his possesn
The accomplish of the prisoner went to the rescueois
companion but after severe struggle in which tHsa
Ger received several blows he safely lodged rhe
station house Upon his person found two is,
taken from the hall of Mr. Stouts house No. IS9 Fry
street, and o number of pawn tickets for a gold VIII
jewelry, &c. The property may be seen at the I'D |
District Police Court or by calling at the Seventh RI
taton house.