The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
Affairs as the Mn yor's Onir..

Rvington sresrs favor Of tagging corner of Houscr
| Gnd Clinton streets.
| Affairs nc the MA yor's Ofiir-.
ARHSsr VI CYRUS SHAY oS CHARGE OF HEcs'v
mo STOLEN MosEY.
Cyrus Shay who has agured so conspcuou ~ "a ths
,scent Tragedy az the friend OF Poole ye ,e-iay ar
rested abe complaint OF John +. Huggins OF Love
joys Hotel who charges him with having received
portion OF Sif3 90, which stoca frora a rosua IN
thai hotel BY man nasned Chauncey johnson, ON the
Atm o. July, 1888 Tho money consisted OF bank note,
and od and slVer CON- and belonged 10 Mssrs Jsnes
;. LitbJ and Nashington 5. Whitney. johnson vas
discharged a. tie time for want Of evidence but
res'ei niue mcse than year sgo for sains sSs Do
been convicted Of the charge 10 the STA
Prison for several ,ssrs. The following aHdavt were
made before Justice Othorne at tho Mayor olcc, and
warrant was issued Tor the arrest ~ shay, Who held
to bail.
John 7. Huggins, Of ioyejoys HoteI bs.ug duly
sworn, depeet and saithTbat ihe s'h day Of July
1868, IN The Second wavd OF the city >. New York. the
county Of New YORK. feonously taken, ,toiou aud
carried away from tho possession OF ieponcr. e fol
lowing propefJ;-One Tin box, containing sundrp bany
nJces ana goS and Svor coins of thsyalue of 1918 so
ID, property Of Jsme $. libby and Washington Whit
noy, partners, anu that this deponsIs hasa probable
cause to suspect and does suspect that the said pro
perry was ielonieusy takea stolen and carried way by
thaunnsy johnson and deponeet has suspect
and ssIeve from the information of Andrew J. Byers
that ad property or part thereof afterwards stolen
OF resolved from aid johnson byCyrus Shay aud depo
nent charges said Shay with having received aad
property, well knowing at the time that the had
been Stolen.
Andrew J. Byers, of No 60 Ilspenard street being
duly sworn, That about the 9th day OF July
1858 while Chnuncey johnson confined ia the city
prison on a charge of stealing tin box contains ng
money, from Lovejoy's Hotel Jonas u. Phtips, Esq,
delivered sealed letter to deponent at the Ocean
Uouse, No 13S Church street directed TO Cyru Shay
which he requested deponent to hand to said shay dc
ponent afterwards delivered the said letter 10 Shay
being unable to read the same reaue ted de
ther that said letter directed said shay 10 70 to
the Girard House, and in certain desig gnntsd
(Which depopent thinks was No. 81 between the
treaaes bedding he would dnd $3.50 the being
his (Johnson's) part Of the money--but what money
mean. deponent does not know and the said letter
also contained directions as to getting into said room
mention being made about nippers picks; deponen mt
does not recoec which after reading said letter
shay he went out and was gone about twenty Giases
he shook them NJ deponent and SAID " II takes TO
make beat he then went into private box and
counted the money, when he called deponent TO him
and asked him (Geponent) TO count it for him he
couc not make il come out right stating that the letter
called for 500 and he could only make what he had
come to, $3a5; dsponent then counted the ney for
him, and IL amounted 10 1895, consisting all OF bank
notes, good deal Of II being in Government stock
ney and fractional bills after counting the said
money for h,in the said Shay went out and depoaent
has never bad any conversation with him about said
ney tince that time.
that whsn he received the letter referred the
going afdav he acting the counsel Of Shay and
that he entirely ignorant OF It's contents. Is vas
handed toshim by Johnsou his client with the request
that he would have 1t delivered to shay At the Ocean
House.
ARREST YoR SELLING UNHEALTHY MAT.
young man named Brush was arrested yesterday
char ge OF being Engaged in the sale Of unhealthy
meat II appears from the complaint Of Joseph p.
Morris, Health Warden OF the Eleventh ward, that
Brush is OF large mum ber of butchers In that and
other localities who sell diseased and unhealthy meat
ana that they have carried this business Tor long
Tine with perfect impunty. They are constantly in
the practice of saugherng calves from TO taree
days old, in violation Of lay expressly prohibiting II
under a heavy penalty. In this Brush pleaded
ignorance of sucn law when brought before Justice
osborne. lie was required, however 70 hni bail in
the sum Of thousand dollars The following are the
afidayts sworn TO before the Jndge
Joseph r Morris OF No. 81 Le ril street, Health
Warden OF the Eleventh ward being duly sworn, depo
and say That on the 14th Of March, 1855 he visited
the slaughter house of - BrurL, No l73 Stanton
street, and found men aughtsring there number of
calves from two days old and bad areaty laugh.
tered and prepared tor market o sad calves
the persons engaged there admitted to deponen that
said snimal. were unit for market and thai the
slaughterng and safe Of said anmaL l. detrimental to
health whereupon deponsnt pray that aid Brush may
be arrested and dealt with according 10 law.
David Brush, Of No. ITO Stanton street being fuly
sworn Mys-that the. following persons, 10 wit Wolf
siege Of No 13s Pitt street Julius Foishhand Of the
corner o! stanton and Attorney streets and Heinrich
Mattern, Of No. 20 Clinton street were the owner Of
The eslye slaughtered deponent premises the lith
Of March inst stated 10 the aecompanynz AFFIDAVIT
a. Joseph Morris, and the said persons the
who slaughtered said animals and prepared them for
market 10 be old stated in the said AFFIDAVIT; and
without his knowledge cons, nj.
THE ADuLTERATED MILK CASE
The parties arrested charge Of selling uduterated
milk havs been held 10 bail by Justice Oborne until the
ca-e sluvetgasd by tho Grand Jury. There bs
doubt that this milk j. exceedingly deleterous TO the
health OF oil who use Il but particularly TO children
and any person detected IN the e Of II should be pun
hed 70 the utmost extent Of the law II is asserted
reliable authority tha, a. least fourth of the yearly
mortality among children IL attributable 10 g. We trust
that the Grand Jury will give this their especial
sdsration, for II j. one in which all of milk
aTe deeply interested.
ATrEMPTED OUTRAGE os A YoCsG woaAS.
Ayoung woman named Augu.tA wisnn. living IN
tho building Of 2ol Houston street appeared the
Mayors Office yesterday and stated that her room wa
broken into the lith inst between IL and AZ nigh
by gang Of German rowdie4 who attempted 70 violate
hsr psron She wa engaged al the time In writing
letter 10 her parent, when they burst into the room
blew out the candle and ATTEMPTED 10 accomplish II
brutal purpofe she doe not know any of them by
name, but l. positive that they a gang OF men who
eonsr.gate around the sngne bouss Of iose Company
No. fo in Houston street. She 10 the Polict
Court AZ Essex Market where her viii be attended
TO- and possible warrant Issued for the arrest of the
parties.
ANOTHER POLICY CASE.
James Loughbridge, Of 81 sixth avenue complained
that John Fink Of 3sl Broadway fsecond aoorJ who
policy dealer, withheld his book and money and r.
bsrS sold the day before Com painsnt says that the
reason he kept the book and money, wa because he
teomplainant), owe him 800 which he borrowed from
him ~oms time ago.
MAYOR WOOD AND ELIAS RING.
!, would appear from the -ubjoined letter that the
Mayor + becoming quite favorite among tks hIiss.
The ring which accompanied Il, though very rai8a
be, exceedingly neat, snd has the Mayors Initials
craven on . cornslIan seal
To ~ Hos f'RsAsDo wooV. Myor Of the City u se~
York -
My The choicest Of Heaven blessings both tempo.
rally snd piritaany descend upon who ha. he NO.
mi eourag" 70 DO that which T. right nd jus, ia fush
city hsthiH May the Eceompauying simple Onsr.ng ~
emblemaucal OF his Honor'a continuation IN the hzh
and rtspnntble position he ~ present cupirs
as the purity 81 motive which 'rusi may ever 81
tulte him In al his undertaking. md IN a BIZ le-sons
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