New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

| Al ADyRsTrRsR IN 4 BAD FN.-Abolt the middle
of last mooth .fre-looking German, 30 years of age
rejoicing in the Rnssisn pame of Arthur Morczysk,
| appeared At the Lower Police Cont and preferred
compliant 80 sir st Mrs. Caroline Meiers house
No. lI3 Grapd street he had apartments charging her
with At, sirg $55S IN gold coil, which money he al
legged WA secreted 10 his bed. Justice Connolly Issued
bis warrant aud Mr.. Meier and alleged accom-
phce named Caroline Gam appreheud.d by
Officer Latts. During the several examinations had
ID tie case before the Magistrate, development de-
rog.toryto the character of Morczyski were m,de,
and il became apps-en that he hal not recently
been honestly the possession Of so large sum as he
claimed 10 have lost.
Upon bis cro.sexaminaton the fact WAS developed
tbat Monsieur Morczysk had bsen head waiter with
DR.. Munday at some institution in Florence, Mass.
HIS wife wss likewise there a. a 10 the patients.
At the time of the report of the appeared
in tn, TRIBUNE and soon after DR.. John T. IIene, Of
No. 1870 East Broadway, came forward and was sx-
amined witness the part of the defense. He
testified that about six or weeks ago, after clos
iog up his store in the evening, he went to Noks
Gerep," in the Bowery, where he introiu ed TO
Morczyski by friend. as be was about leaving,
Mr.. NJ. invited hm to call at his Ms residence No.
l3 Grad street. A for night Afterwards Mrs. VI.
called al biz store ard requested the osn of - on
Fix pawnbrokers tickets, 10 give her tha. amount
for then. Upon promise thst she would return the
money the same evening he losned her the amount
required but she fsIed to do 20.
Two days aiterward be received a note from her
inviting hm to call at the house. Ga Thanksgiving
dsy he called when Mr.. N. came to the door ard took
hun up stairs ioto room in which was Mr.. ~ Mr..
n IL, paip nd ayip fs
would be right back. The moment that Mr.. NJ. had
gore she jumped up and locked the door, and when BIZ
ased her hat rhe cid It for and took up his hst 10
leave. She said that there we're other tenants in the
house and che did not like to BE- disturbed when she
al company After this he alleges that NJ. and his
wife from time TO time imporuned him for various
gums Of mouey. They represented that they were
goitg to gamble for a purse Of $50 and waited him
TO lend them Alps their share Of that amount and
that they were Of winning the whole Mr.. IIens
csclped, when they wanted him ~ ndorse note for
go, which lie also refused 10 do.
Subsequently Mrs. NJ. went to mis- aud
treated BIN to let her have s. saying that she h.d not
had anything TO eat the day previous. At the socits-
ton Of one Of his clerks, who was Interested in her
statements be gave her s. for charity. pom n- re-
fasirg 10 make aIy further advances, Mr. NJ went to
character when be ordered him to leave. Shortly
after this Mr.. II. received letter threatening him
with prosecution for buying ps.n-tckets and also for
crimiI al connection with BIZ wife.
The magistrate deemipg the evidence against Mrs.
Meers ard Mrs. Zaun insufficient, dismissed the case
and gave them sn honorable discharge.
Nothing further wa heard Of MOrezy-h or his
wife until few days sirce, when she called At the
boarding house Of August Bergen, No. 10 Whitehall
-treei and representing herself TO be in very des
tute dtion requested the privilege of doing house
work in payment for her board. Bergen. taking pity
on tie WOMAN, allowed her TO remain. Lster the
dsy, Morczyski drove up 10 Bergens house, with
,rsl trunks aod, rspre,ettiDg himself A. a German
Count, who had come Q visit 10 the Uoted
State and mad been robbed Of almost every thing he
possessed by New.York shsrpers desired 10 remain
there until Re could hear from home. Mr. Bergen,
having czuse 10 doubt hs yersciy, afforded hiC,
| sce,mmodduou.
On FRIDAY night lat Nicholas Howard, a bOarier It
B.rseLs returned home much intoxicated, whsp