The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
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CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
George Crawney, newly married man, was arrested
on Friday night by officers Fisher and scamme of the
Seventh ward police, charged with having assaulted
Roger Gorman with intent to kill, by firing a pistol
loaded with powder and ball. at him. The cause OF the
difficulty between the parties Is attributed Jealousy
on the part OF Crawney, who suspected that the nen
tons Of German towards his spouse we're not of very
pleasant nature The prisoner held to answer the
charge, by Justice Wood.
ARREST ON A CHARGE OF PERJURY.
Officer Sweeney, of the Lower Police Court on Friday
arrested German named Henry Maurcr, of No. 24a
Third street, warrant issued by Justice Connolly
wherein Mr. Maurer stands charged with swearing false
y in suit brought against the Brooklyn Fire Insurance
Company in the Marine Court, before Judge Birdsa on
the 18th of last May. 1t appears by the aidavs be-
lager bier saloon about the Goth Of last February At
thai Time ne was insured On his stock, &C. in the Brook
yn Insurance Company, to the amount Of 81 500. He
made out Claim of upwards o. $500 against ead COM
pany for loss and damage alleged to have been eus-
tatned by the fire. Tte company refused to pay
the the Of sn Of proof of the
the fire. Mr.. Maurer alleges he assigned his claim to
Mr.. Anthony Dugro one Of the Aims House Governors
and brought the suit against the Company in the
the assignee and then presented himself witness,
and swore in the that he owed Mr. Dugro $500,
and that Mr. Dugo had agreed to take the claim against
the said Company in payment of said Indebtedness and
that he had no further interest in the suit The jury in
SsTss % the N given
the company paid Mr. vucc, the counsel OF Mr. Maurer.
On the other hand Mr. Dugro swears that Maurer was
indebted to him 5000, did he request him to
make assignment Of the claim against the Insurance
Company, has he received dollar Of tho money
thus paid by the insurance company Tho accused
taken before Justice Connolly who required him to find
bail in the sum OF 81, 600 to answer the charge
CATCHING TARTAR.
On Thursday night officer oringer, of the Fourth
ward police about proceeding to bed, at his resi-
dence 20 Madison street. he heard the noise of some
burglars attempting to effect entrance at the front
door, Hastily dressing himself he went down stairs
cautiously, and at the door three men acting in
very suspicious manner. He Immediately endeavored to
capture of them, when all three started Off followed
by the officer. living the alarm rap officer Foger and
private watcbman's attention called to the spot
the station house they gave their names as Charles
sweeny James Nelson, and John Cooney. They
brought before Justice Connolly at the Lower Police
in the sum Of $500 to answer the charge of attempted
burglary
CHARGE OF ENCOURAGEMENT.
A man named James Pink, was arrested Friday
and brought before Justice DAWSON at the Second Dis
rict Police Court charged with embezzement in having
ii is alleged, appropriated s23 to his which
il is held the property of James d. Bransed pro-
prietor Of the Northern House. No ia Sixth avenue
The complainant alleges that while the accused was in
his employ oyerseer he appropriated the above
sum- also took the books of the establishment
with him when he left the situation. The prisoner was
held to the charge.
ARREST ON A BENCH WARRANT.
Adolph Lispenas arrested on Friday by officer sp
Ger, attached TO the District Attorneys Office, "
bench warrant issued by Judge Stuart Of the Court of
General Sessions wherein he stands charged in
dicment with having cneredIthe apartments of South
ern gentleman al Lovejoys Hotel and stealing valuable
property thcrefrom. The prisoner committed for
trial by Judge Stuart.
LOVER OF HORSE FLESH.
On Friday officers Kelly and Marsh, of the Fourth Dis
trct Police ourt arrested named George stieer,
on charge Of having appropriated handsome piece of
horse flesh TO his own use without either the consent
appreciation Of the of the animal John Sutton of
No. Carlisle street, When the officers arrested the
cused. he trying the merits Of the beast upon the
Fifth avenue to the admiration of half dozen horse
jocies who praised the establishment very highly The
accused being taken before Justice Pearson at the
sixth Police Court in Eighty sixth street. committed
for examination.