The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-24
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AuxeKp FORGING on BANK CaxcK.-George BOVINE 9
about nry years Of age, arrested Wednesday
BY cicors Elder and Hays, charged with having in No
vember last forged the name OF Francis r. Tlou late
Recorder Of the cy to check for $500 the National
Bank OF this city. This check Is alleged, no took
brokers' Office In Wall street, and asked Western funds
for it, The broker told him 60. the check certified and
he would let him have the funds The check then
taken 10 the bank and duly certified and the broker gave
S.ss md ss's
this occurrence boy presented at the bank coeck
for 81 eco purportDg TO be signed by Ne rlou but ne
this check overdrew Mr.. Ts account, the boy was
requested to wait q few minutes, and The check was
sent TO Mr.. 1hlous ofice, where Il was pronounced
this too proved 10 be OF the character. 0Hccr
Gh Hays Of the bank police Vas notified OF the circum
stance and used every excton 10 find BOVINE but mot
with until yesterday, when be and officer NJ
der OF the Lower Police Court say him Wall street and
arrested him. He was taken before Justice Wesh and
committed for examination. The broker who gave him
Western FUNDS for the check present and Identified
him. The checks bore the OF Mr.. Tiou Ia type
one end, must have been gotsurreptously from his
s spps.Gs man .na ,stsa n.
ted rome years ago.
ASSAULT UroS TINE DKrurr SUPERINTENDENT os POUCH
About O'Clock Tuesday evening, Deputy saperin.
ten6ent Carpenter passing through Canal street,
when he observed q number OF negroes behaving IN
very dsorderiy ri shs Of Church sreet.
He requested them 70 keep quiet whereupon Of them
elzed him, beat MIN and drasgcd him into dark alley
BY. Mr. Carpenter struggled hard 10 get away from
them and finally succeeded lie then semitic the nearest
rived the blacks had fed. The alleged leader Of the
gang sandford subsequently, arrested and look.
ed up 10 await examination.
A~arIr Uros Jusucx osBoRS.--on Tuesday afternoon
Police Justice Osborn returning from visit 70 Con
RAIDS Garden, Yorkvie, where large number Of Ger.
mans were holding three days festival, when distur
bapoe took place between some Germans Third ave
car, in which the Judge riding From words the
dsorderes came 10 blows and finally they assaulted some
women ana children Ubo were IN the car The Jsdge
seeing this nerered and arrested the leader, who
about being taken out OF the car when HE ompanions
attempted rescuc and assaulted Judge Osborn. One o
and Others were about 70 assault him. when the rest Of
the passenger nterfered and saved him from further
violence. No arrests were made but the Judge knows
who struck him, and she fellow viii probably b captured
Borp Auwr1 Ar RonHrRY.--Mr Philip Case, Of Second
svenue Twenty eighth street, returning 10 his
residence Wednesday afternoon with basket full 81
OF strawberries In bis hand when named Emanue
mapasa The strawberries H. Case called for The police
and Dvice fed, but was pursued by Mr.. Case, who
trocsed him down and then gave him into The custody Of
officer lie was taken before Justce Kelly and locked
up for trial
car1rrE oF Horsz BrRerAs-A young man named
John W. Edwards caught wedn ssday morning, a
On early hour the house OF Mr. james wade No. so1
skin avenue, which he had entered by means Of sls'
key. He WAS ARRESTED while leaving the house With
box full OF small articles which he had aoen He has
been twioe before arrested similar charges, bat rot OF
on the plea az insanity. he was committed By justice
Kelly.
Brrorany--rho store Of Mr.. A. NJ Conner, No SO Elus
robbed Of s25 worth Of hosiery and belle with which n'
burglar ESCAPED.