The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE or FALSE PRErYSCEs AGAINST A PrFTH
AVENUE Lazy.

Yesterday, LADY nsmea Knry Jane Gaylord, a resi-.
dent Of the Bcvoor, House FIFTH avenue taken into
custody by oihccr Smith, of the Second District Police
Court charged with obtaining noney under false pre-
tences from George prisco Of the St. Georges Hotel
Broadway The complainant al--vs that from the 3l.t
Of December 1853 20 the 10th Of April 1854 he loaned
the accused various sums OF money, amounting Ia the
aggregate 20 about $60 her representing him that
she was Possessed q good means having neomc Of
least $500 per month ana th II her ashland was
In California, and RENTED her the before meatloned
sum regularly every month He further states that the
s nss mot aa M hun h,h n.o q the %9nsy
month, snd that the representation made by hor
made with intent 10 cheat aud dcfraud him out Of his
Woch, nj the Lower Police Court declared that she
entirely innocent Of the charge preferred against her
and felt quite confident OF the disssal OF tho mpai
when the mat er became fally Investigated Mrs. a. was
held TO bail in the sum Of vi 100 to answer.
HOPEryL YoUTHs--y0Usa AMERICA on BPREE.
Two young gentlemen named Ferdinand Kciium and
John iiasey taken into custody yesterday, by Of
Gcer Holly OF the Seventh ward police cnnrge grand
larceny, in having IL alleged stolen s225 Mr.
William Gloss, Of No 81 South street rs mentioned
of these prisoners Reum) it appears employed BY
the Complainant clerk who the 7t Inst entrusted
Linn with the above amount Of money giving him ns,ruc-
tons to take up note then at ia maturity in tho Pco-
PIES Bank but instead Of the youth obeying the In
htructions OF hs employer, he along with asey started
on on tour through Long bland. Visiting the most
beautiful and attractive spots they finally brought up At
tHey until thcy arrest
ed hese hsi young men spent about sT5 out Of the
amount stolen and very cooy handed the balance over
to the owner They were conveyed before Justice brcn
nan yesterday Afternoon who committed them for cxami
nation kellum IL quite intelligent lad, and was nj.
ways looked upon by his employer oeng and
trutworthy Hhlscy IL companion of the hrst men
toned and will probably be held for constructive lar.
etny.
srABBINd AFFRAy IN THE BowTnY.
AZ an carly hour on Monday morning named
sarah ihlpa WIS taken into custody by ofeer sullivan
Of the Fourteenth ward police charged with having
bed named Dillon IN the left aide tho neck Tho
particulars OF the affair appear to Le euo~a About
O'Clock A. NJ, as the prisoner accompanied by female
friend, was passing down the Bowery they by
Dillon who STOPPED them, when an alteration took
place resulting In lght between the pares Dillon re.
ceiyod scytrc wound and gave the Philips In
charge of the officer, prcmsing at the time 10 be
fer complaint against The prisoner. On Monday howe
YER he did not for reason make his appearance
aud although strict search made for hmi ptlli no
trace Of the individual could be obtained The woman
standing which she Ras locked up for examination hy
Justice Brennan
AREEsTs FoI IHToxic ATIoS YESTERDAY.
There fifty arrests for inoxiostion yesterday d.
viii Lo from the tclioa iaS tablet
First tlstrirt Police Court ,us'ice welsh .... 81
second Justice learccy ......... ~
Third Justice Bseanan. 49,. 10
4osei.....,s... ......*.,,......,s,.. 10
cuArGT or GraND LkRcmsv.
cclorcd man named Ndvatd Campbell wa az
rested yesterday ~ officer ifobinaer a. The Lover
Police c,urt charged with stealing ooid watch aud
calD Nared ~ so the property II Iuna Campbell also
coiotci 1he prisoner was committed for examination by