The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
Police lntsIlIxaAca.

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THx CASE YogKG HURxY-rHz SsQun william
Harry Jr, the Wall street operator whose arrest
noticed in yesterdays HERALD charge OF dsiraudng
hessrs Quick Bommedeu OF No ~ Pine street, out OF
90 co., has made charges against the propreto Of the
different gambling saoors which he squAndered the
money In question, The complaints entered on
Thursday and warrants were issued for the apprehension
the court yesterday not Of the defendants hsd been
arrested Justice Kelly, the magistrate who issued the
threatens If the accused are not brought Store him to
day to Issue fresh warrants Detective Hogan, In whose
custody the warrants were placed, has thought ht
not TO show himself In cours or make any excuse
for the non.execu,ion Of The writs. The names
Of the perons accused are as follows-JAmes
at whose place Hurry los. ,oOo); Charles Ran
SON. corner Of Mercer and Primes streets; Charles Hill
iva Enss jSan
Hurry is In the nominal custody Of policeman Hogan,
and extraordinary a. u may appear fares sumptuousy
tive when falls into the clutches Of the police
poor would have To content himself with what the
d o%ns rasa o.. Cn %sI .e I vs,x ssrs
is law for the rich and another for the poor. Bat
there another singu feature In hM case which needs
explanation We understand from good authority that
the counsel for Hurry acts counsel hessrs Quick
Hommedieu WELL and when the gamblers are arrested
il said be Will appear for them also Funny case that
OF young Hurry's.
CAuGgI IN HKR OWN TRAr-Mary o'Donneil appeared
before Justice Connolly, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court semi intoxicated condition. for the purpose,
abe declared Of making her husband smart for keeping
late hours and tai ing to gambling"
The magistrate observing that the complainant was
bali over banoy intimated that would be better
for her to wait until she became sober before making her
affidavit whereat Mary grew highly indignant, aud swore
band carry ing that gave appearance of
womsn 10 liquor. III Justice Connolly was here" she
continued. "he would sec me rignied, and not allow me
TO he insnlted In this way"
MAGRrRArs-Do you know Justice Connolly
CosrAIsAsT-A friend OF mine does aad thats the
AhGisrRAu-No. not exactly. What is tho name Of
your friend though
CosrAIsAsr-Eeil, sir, his name y Mr. Murphy.
kAIIsIRATs-Whtre DOE. this Nr Murphy resldes
ComrIAiNAsT-He lves IN Lexington avenue, but idon;
know toe Lumber
sAGrrsArK-Jus,ice Connolly DOESN'T know any such
person am Justice Connolly and row Mary for telling
me tuch fahehood will commit you TO prison ua. you
become sober.
The expression Of Marys upot finding that shs
IN the presence Of no less persot age than Justice n
nciy ear be better imagined than described. The an.
rouIc Lcnt seemed to take her very breath ~ and
for few seconds 'hs e,oos the very picture OF
ment She had sndesvored IN gain redress for Ina
Puary evil by telling very plausible story of her
frier acquaintance with the court caugh, ia
her osn trsr, md punished as she richly deserved
PROFESSIONAL tssSufsAN IN LIMBO Michael Foot,
alias Norton, MIDDLE aged individual, Of gentee ap
pesrauce taken into custody by policeman Irving Of
the Eighteenth pr onc char OF burglarousy enter
ing the premises OF Henry P Belt Of No ~ Eas,
Eeh-s 9th street sn the Ion cit and sta!rg toerefro
piece OF ingram carpet, valued at M Upon inquiry
the fcer ascerained that Foot had iang beer proes
sonal thief who managed TO puue his occupation with
out erspcion and escape the Argus eyes u da, nyau
able and interchangeable body known the detectives As
bark December, 1859, Foot made upon
the premises OF Bridget KerDey, No 32S Ninth avenue
and stole therefrom valuable WATCH which he found
hAreipe M on the wall In Briogets apartment
AGAIN, II IS alleged, he entered the shop Of
John nor. the LIST OF August last ana stole lot
Of plum sers tools valued at $27 The property IN goes
ton belonged 10 ~orkna an named lawrencc wnher,
who very much pat out in consequence 81 he loss
How many other escspades the prisoner has been
ed In u II hard 10 say He pleaded guilty to stealing
Mrs. Ksnney wstca, and fully committed for trial.