New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

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pcou2iary benefit. Evening Post.
ARRgsr Oy ALLEGED BoAKpt>c-HouSs
TuvF.-Miss Adelaide Weaver. young woman a
ra.her prrpossessng appearance. haihng from tho
S,a,e ~ NeW-Irr>y. has been tor some time psst
soonrrin IN this city, putting mp NJ the large hotcA
and fashionable, hos ing houses up town. Ms Wes-
y,r (. unite tall. OF commanding iisur. and rsthr
di,tp.,l, Ia her carriage ami manners. Nj, NcavN
WAS ,inpe o to- lady Il fort une, ana consequently
was extensively conrtei by the gay youth IA Tire sew
rral houses IN which she stoppea. VARIOUS "ese me
uInors in rgard 20 the supposed ncSeness OF Siss
Weaver. Although occupying the pt'asan'e,' Sni
best furnished om, 10 these houses, she ,re" dissst
stet. ~ least il Supposed that she "ss dr>atis
ned. hom the fact of her short >oiouu IN any IN"
pscc. Eycry attention MS paid TO her. hut with
out aNHl. Miss Weaver would move. WhN
anything was SAID 20 her about hr
board she would iaA about go,ug in the country,
and upOu the mstier Oi hoari benz pressed she woud
haor up and instantly icavc. ~ her soiourrs were
rather ~ r. e cogrs, The aniablc landaie, hi not
suffer very heavily. IL THE respect Mo- Adelaide
showed some consideration for them A. IA. p.scs<
where Mis- Weaver C"nirscend,d 20 stop VARIOUS
,i,s, of cioth.u were irm time 20 tim, miss.,d but
Do ,ue suspected her auj the upon the
servants. Recently Miss Weaver engaged board At
the tstab shment Of Mrs Sarah NJ Piruic, No. SWe-t
Washington Place, where she stalrd. ~ was her Gus
tom, but u shuu time. While Al Mrs. PRIMES, .
trunk in OF the bosrders' rooms was brokcn opcs
and clothing 10 the yalne of slOo Or mor
taken thtrr'rom. set had any par
iicular reason for -uspecting Mis- Weaver
One of the young gentleman boarer- ion reasoa
or other. did suspect MS> Weaver and being in ths
lower part ofthe city Monday afternoon and failing
in wifi Officer Ilambin OF the Third Precinct, com,
uunicated his suspiconS To MIN. Officer Hanbla
took the matter in hand and upon making inquiries
about thccy had reason 10 believe that Miss Weaver
Wa, The pnloner of the missing articles. During
Monday evening, M company win MfS. firn'', Oncer
ilambin repaired 10 the large bosrdiughouse No. -
Mayerey place and, upon asking for Miss Weaver.
invited by the servant into The paricr Miss
Weaver Was enjoying herself. looking out II
the window, one lady seated st The piano,
and number of others were about the room.
engaged in conversation Officer ilarnblin asked
Miss Weaver Il she would step TO her
a. he had Gttle private business with her. She
insisted upon knowing hts business when he told hee
that he had come la look amer stolen property.
know YOU well, said the officer. and wonder how
you can have tho cheek to take mp quarters in
respectable place. To Use the officer expression.
Miss Weaver wiltcd right down. The officer went
Ia her room. and fopnd in her trunk several towels
aud handkcrohicfs, which were Identified by Mrs.
pirnic her property and a. having been stolen from
her hon-e. of indie scrbable confusion ensued
in the house aud all the occupants repaired to their
rooms an y, efhaul,d their NarlrObes ~ II they
had los, ANYTHING; but nothing had yet dsap-
peared Miss Weaver conducted Ia police statiou
aud Yesterday morning conveyed before Justice Kelly,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court and committed
trial. The officer traced Miss W. To the MetropA
tan Hotel No ~ Morton street. ot BleeckcS
and I.auren-, No. ~ Beach street No. Nashiugt0a
place and No ,. Nuvcrlcy place. two at which places
he had visited. and found that various articles had
been missed ,hcrciron.