The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12
LLhLIlON FRAUDS.
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Police Intelligence.
FALLING INTO TILE HANps OF TILE WICKED

samuel T. iyate resident of Pequonic, Connecticut
appeared before Justice Welsh at the Lower Police Court
yesterday morning. ana made complaint against Matilda
Green, woman sorely addicted to bad rum and evil
conrany for sut and battery and attempt at high
Hsy robbery The complainant, IL appears while on
sist TO New forkwas iortunste enough to fall into
the hands Of females Of rather charac
ter who induced him to accompany them to notorious
den IN Baxter 0aie Orango) street. Their
hrst were pleasing aud aiabe, but n storm
menced 70 brew, and upon the head Of tho counrymsn
did IL fan heavily H. attacked Tor no lust
and rendered for time almost helpless While In this
condition one of the gang seized his gold watch valued
~ stO and was about carrying 1t off In triumph, when
all the latent energies Of the fallen aroused and by
grand coup oman the valuable oil from the
hands Of the Phiatine. The noise occasoned BY the
disturbance attracted the attention Of officer Ganghan
the sStn ward police, who arrived at the Of
fare just in time to Mr att from the wrath Of the
disappointed 'emenine pirates As the presence
OF ths star was known the women scampered of and all
escaped, with the exception OF Miss Matilda who was
forthwith conveyed 70 the station hou.e and Locked up.
she committed for trial by Justice Welsh yatt lost
= me change on the squaly occasion.
CHARGE or FALSE PRETEsCEs.
Henry H. Lyons, livery stable proprietor al No. 46
Greene street taken into custody By officer Webb Of
the Second District Police Court charge Of false pre-
fences having II i alleged fraudulcnty obtained
moneys al various times, to the amount OF 80 800 from
Frank boiling Of No l09 waverley place The com
plsnant states In his srda,t that he induced to
he had the lease 81 the premises No. 40 street
which valued 81 0t0; also that he wa making
nearly sao0o year by ihe livery business the above
place, and TINT he aoge thor well able pay back
complainant the SUM borrowed. The accused
brought befoe Justice pearcy, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, whore he was held % the charge
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Michael --- taken into custody by officers
pesree and Reader of the Fourth ware police charged
the complaint q VIM. Mills, ot No, 20 Riying,on
street with having in competition with another man not
ye' arrested, attacked the complainant AZ the corner
Frankfort and William streets forcibly robbed him
Of wallet containing s2 and scarf pin value
Mr. Mills succeeded In holding the prisoner until the
oflcers up The secund party escspei and with
before Justice Welsh, The Lower Police Court where
lac WAS ,mritted for trial in default of 81 900 ball
roLrTIcAL sQuABBLE.
row occui srd On saofday night between 4 small
fry politicians, VI drinking saloon In Centre street
Aosea, eyes, tumbers sld chairs sadly damaged
10 THE EDITOR or TnE HERALD
hAw YORK, November IL, 1855.
DEAR Sa-ln peruslng your valuable journal of this
date We were somewhat surprised ind the arrest Of
Louis patt coofed man. tor treating iate Al Marion
Ward police which beg to contradict a. the arrest
was mane ty George Wnbamfon James Deney and David
toey Tie first sight have had of ocer AcManus was
his presence IN tie station hogfc sh sny h shirt mi
psu'aloons Moreover II the presence OF the police
Is required, ~ they very often Ia thh losay you
can barely find them.
y insering TIL you viii much obge yours respect.
iuhyt GEORGE WILLIAMSON,
JAMES BENEY,
DAVID ryEY