New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

with robbing Mr.. jeremiah Goodnough OF NO 90
Washington street OF his gold watch and chaih' s.
II $50, and bank bill OF the denomination % "
The young ladies were taken TO the Ponce oea'"" o."
ccked up for the remainder of the nign.'
,oo-n;,c ,be nnsoners were conveyed before Jnstlce
oas,ks,hrsh n. the JefTerson Market Police Ccurt,
vhe, Jeremiah appeared and made complaint against
,l., bs,no them with the robbery OF the property
.,oy.. .,oe,,ioned. Jeremiah alleges that he q" hes
"nrotable cause to suspect, and does suspect that
81 ,be sad article was 70 taken and stolen
"bv Ann Brown and Margaret Thornley,, from the
FAC; that said property taken from his posses
sion while in company with said Ann and Margaret,
and while he was rendered unconscious OF what
"transpring from the effects Of liquor" He further
alleges that he had said property in his possession at
the time he entered carriage to 90 witt. .ssd girls
riding, and that after riding about the streets, and
stopping at places for refreshments and on
leaving said carriage, after returning home and
searching for said property be found that it was gone
Such II the substance matter contained in JereTGahs
AFFIDAVIT Of complaint
George NJ Rogers Of No. 80 Laurens street, en-
,kyed az driver by Mr. William Rider, and who drove
che carriage on this Occason, gives full account OF
the dcings Of jeremiah. lie says that about O'Clock
"wednesday afternoon he received cal from jeremiah
70 drive TO No - West Broadway in order TO get two
giris whom he going to take ont riding. Upon
reaching said place Jeremiah went into the house but
yeturned soon after and informed Rogers that the
women would not go riding. Jeremiah asked Rogers
What war 10 pay Rogers replied about half dollar
Jeremiah forked over dollar bill, and Rogers gave
knn fifty cents in change which fifty cents jeremiah
yp% nj at the bar Of said house in treating Ann and Mar
fsret and Others. The fifty cents having passed
rom the possession Of Jeremiah 70 the I'D Of
the proprietor Of the establishment, id liquidation
Of certain tods, Jeremiah was about leaving, when
the eirls came 10 the conclusion 10 go riding. Jere-
piah carefully handed Miss Ann and Miss Margaret
INTO the carriage, when Rogers asked him where he
should drive. Jeremiah felt happy-Jeremah didn't
eare-and jeremiah told Rogers to drive wherever ne
peseed. Rogers mounted his box, and drove TO Cor
selus Corsons Broadway, near Eightysi1b Street,
where the company alghted and entered the saloon.
A bottle Of wine and other refreshments were soon
disposed Of when jeremiah, brimfu Of levty pro-
poeed sham marriage. jeremiah asked the pro-
yrie.or if there squire about The proprietor
ssid there was and started out after the dgiatay Of
aagisterial functions.
Soon after he returned with sober-looking old fel-
bw-s kind Of ".pot," who had for many years
driven on the road. The old fellow had big book
under his arm and had sober face a. Blake in the
play Of the Mormons, or Burton in his welknown
character of Arninadab Sleek. jeremiah though
considerably elevated, bad idea or two that wonld
sot fuse with the sparkling Catawba Begging leave
sf Absence for moment, he retired with Rogers 10 the
horse shed some other place. and asked Rogers if
"the man really squire" Rogers told him no.
Jeremiah said be in fun, and of course would not
marty the woman for thousand dollars, the world
o. some such expression. Thereupon he pulled out his
watch and showed il to Rogers, and asked Rogers
"to Keep an eye him, and that the girl did not
/" do anything to him." Rogers said he would, long
~ be lJeremish) in his sight, but he could not
zee very well what took place when they in the
carriage. Jeremiah then returned to the house. when
the pretended squire performed a sham marriage be-
tween him and Ann.
Further refreshments were had after which the
party returned to the carriage and were driven 10 No.
e West Broadway where the girls jumped ont.
Roger waited for further orders but receiving none
called to jeremiah whom he found fast asleep After
several shakings Jeremiah awoke and entered the
house and treated the girls to drink. Bidding his
shsm wife and her friend adieu jeremiah returned to
the carriage and driven To Earls Hotel, where he
80 proceeded to take glass of beer Upon taking
cut his pocket-book to pay the driver jeremiah found
thAt his funQe ndu taken INTO WI I"
other words he had been robbed Jeremiah was then
driven to West Broadway again, but refused to get
cut of the carriage and ordered Rogers to return him
10 Earrs Hotel. Arriving at the hotel, both re.
pared to the bar and took drink of ice water. Jere
rah was driven TO Nr. Riders stable and theice to
the Station House. where the police assisted him from
The carriage, and accommodated him with lodgings.
Subsequently Rogers accompanied Officer Crosby to
Wet Broadway, and upon entering the place and in
forming the women, Miss Ann and Miss Margaret that
he wanted them, they very innocently asked "what
sorp and before the officer could reply one of the
young ladies' wanted TO know If il was about that
I'D $40 bill ," Both were taken 10 the Station
Housc, as above stated
The Magistrate sent Miss Ann and Mss Margaret 20
sYi.on in default of 81, 900 bail each.
Ann is 1s years of age and Margaret y. Both are
natives Of Ireland. The former does housework and
tends bar and the latter says she is married Neither
sf them know anything about the matter.
jeremiah is "a man about 30 years Of age.
SHALL Cars on THE ELEvEsTH AvsSuE.-Pursuant
10 call of the Association organized for the purpose
Of securing the running of city horse-cars the
Eleventh avenue below Fify-third street, meeting
VA held last evening at National Hail. Forty yfourth
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, TO take
INTO consideration the late singular pursued by
the Common Council, in granting the privilege 10 the
Eighth avenue Railroad Company of running smal
ear on the Huison River Railroad after petition
ssonaJ lv ON ne,sons in favor az the Hudson River