New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
CITY ITEMS.

SIZING THE ELErHAsT.-on wedseras, ....
Mr. Andrew J. MeCary, of the Clereno,. IT
corner of Murray street aad College plao. -
panied by Mr. Barnet Cole, went on a trolu,.-
the Third Ward, and while passing along one A -
down town streets were met by two young yon..-.
easy virtue named Anne Cuff and CathArp. -
After brief interview with these womea, ,hsv -
cluded to accompany them to the house, No gTSr...
street, KEEP, by German. Mr.. McCsry wen. ~.
room with Ann, and Cole went isto q room 9TH K,..
McCary says he locked the door inside OF has nos,
took the key from the door and kept Il. Hehsa :.
dressed hin self and placed his pantaloohs in has
pocket Of which was double cased gold watch a.,
fob chain valued at $2i0-on chair. He then !,
tired bu, about twenty minutes afterwards the "a
said she wanted TO 60 out Of the room, when he ss,.
her the key. She went down stairs, but no, rets;,,
immediately, he fell asleep and cid not awake n
msrning al which time Anre was in bel. Hea.,
discovered that his watch aud chain hSi been aL,,
from his pantaloons pocket. Before he got cut Of.
and before he had missed his prcrery, the won.,
Long came INTO is room and inquired wha, tine a
day il was. 1t appears that Kate tod Cole, ur
McCar,y had lost his watch, before he, MeCary hsa
discovered the robbery.
TO Officer Keefe Of the Chiefs Office, whe forthwith
arreeted Anne and Kate and took them before JStos
Osborn at the Tombs. Upon the affidavit Of NJ.
McCarty setting forth the above facts, The magsrss
committed the women TO prison, in default Of 90
| each.
Anne CUTIE is 10 years Of age, was born 10 lrelrl
lives at No. Thomas street, and travels the stres
She plead not guilty. Her companion 10 sln yxs
| old, native of ireland, and also lives IN ThOus
street. has no occupation, aud says she Is nrOsb, q
| the charge.
| Immediately after the above women had been d.
posed Of Officer keefe arrested and brought beSe
Justice Osborn Richard Dryer, the proprietor Of lie
bouse No. 9 Thomas street, which the officer, in ks
affidavit says is disorderly house, namely-a resS.
| for tippers, drmkards, common prostitutes and r.
puted thieves, with other vile, wicked, idle iissOss
and disorderly men and women and rePated there's
who or most of whom in the practice of drinkig
dancing. quarrelng ard fighting at almost al hour II
| the day and night, to the great disturbance OF tie
pubic peace. the annoyance Of the neighbcrhoot sd
the violation of public order and decency. The mags
trate committed Dryer TO prison in default Oh soveM
| NEW BuRDELL DEyELoPMESrs.-Mrs Cunningham
Burdes counsel were yesterday served with notice tbs
| amotiou would be made on behalf OF Dr. BurdePsres
tiyes TO take out commission TO examine witness 10
| California named Whitehead C.. Hyde. The afidsya
Of Mr.. Charles Edwards set forth that Mr.. Hyde wa
expected to prove that he had been for the past two
years engaged to be married to Mrs. Cunningham, md
that they had kept up correspondence eousOrmabks
such relation between them up to the 10Th Of Decen
Der, 1864 month and half after the date Of the
alleged marriage Air. Edwards states that his infs
nation is derived from the friends and family Of NJ
HYDE Mrs. Cunningham, we understand, derie'ihes
statements from beginning to end. Her counsel are
inclined to believe that the proposed motion vii no!
prevail, but that the case will go on from day Day
, and he b5;-i-hed without delay.
"A letter has also been received NON another rarf'
not directly connected with the pending litigation 10
which il is announced that DIR. Burdell was hlmsei
married two years before bis death to woman, no:
Mrs. Cunningham, who is still living, and that there
fore her marriage to him, If it occurred as Is alleged
was illegal and void.