The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-31

Tnx COMPLAINT AGAINST YorSc HURRY DIsSISsgp Tho
examination in the Of William Hurry Jr., the Wall
street operator who charged with deiraudng Messs
quick Hommedicu OF No A. Pine street. out Of 50 900,
OF yesterday before Justice Kelly Al the Lower TO
ace Court. The attracted a large crowd Of stock
brokers' faro bankers and fancy men, who were aasious
know the result Tho proceedings opened by the
counsel for tho defence the discharge Of
bis client on the grount that the evidence vas In
suc The AFFIDAVIT OF the complainant did not sho "
dieu with any feouo intent He got % in the
ordinary Of trade and II after selling he appro
ated the proceeds TO bis USE there nothing on
the face of the sn3avt b show that he conem plAed
such fraud when he received the note The mag sira -
granted the motion. and toe accused discharged II ~
said that Hurry has paid back Nessrs Qick 4 Hommc
thai wi ultimately make his good win them
~ .sss@ pf The gamblers The Justice had deciied he
ssd 70 hold each Of The defendas 10 bail 10 the sum OF
$500 20 arpw,r. lie required Hurry 70 give bail in
similar amount 10 appear to prosecute, whereat the
counsel for the ea nblers grew extremely wrahy aud
sad the ruling WAS unprec .ented Justice Kelly stated
that he determined that the complaints again the
Fan blers should be prosecuted and insisted Hurrys
giving bail whether the counsel liked II or not Toe
trial Of the accused waE then set do for The 15th
proximo, before the Court q Spcca Sessions, and the
proceedings were coscd.
PRncouovs Cnls -Agnss Crawford and Rebeccs Wax
er interesting girs about eleven years OF sge, residing
IN Brooklyn taken into custody by policemen Carr
and Golden, or the sixth pre;nct, charge Of shop
hninc. appears that these Irecocous young ladies'
have been the habit Of coming to New York,
known their parents and stealing shatcver they could
lay their hands the shape o dry goods and fancy
On Monday uirht they entered the store o. hry
Kanenoerg, No. "a Bosery, under pretsnce OF making
purchases, and while there stole hat, valued
IS They detected In the act however and hludcf
toihc police when they disclosed their true charac
ter and revealed facts which stsrvsred belief For
months tie prisoners have been preying upon the
propr ieiors OF several retail stores In Broad
way and the Bowcry, stealing In The aggregate,
about 1900 or 81 900 worth Of Eoods which They dis
pssed q Al the various pawn Offices about town The
Ia oosyn fourd several hundred dollars worth Of dry
eoods furs, fancy articles 40 which are supposed 20
have been stolen. Tho property brought the
SIXTH ward station house, where remains exposed
g. The vicS q the public The prisoners remain IN
tody pending further examination
Bow AM0sG ms FsScY-BntY xrtfIGAS ASoTHrR
FIRM FIoH-Bc,wecn ten and eleven oclosk last n'gh'
The famous By kulllgan male al attack upon Frank
NcCabe Broa'way, Prince street beating him IN
mes, snmercfoi m,nncr, and nearly goaglng out his
very friendly terms of late rnd last night, about tbs
above hour, while Nulgan was pvsirg up Broidway he
kcrsbc standing with ,eycrs friends Tsy ior's
upper saloon He Immediately drew q revolver AMI
llout ssying anything 10 Ncoabc seat - him ar1
dealt him towerfui blow with the butt Of the pistol
from the socket He repeated the blows several times
durlrg which MoCsbe made bal ts0 attempts q
strike Muiigan Finally officer Rodgers came up snd
arrested both rartis and conveys "a them 70 the Eighth
Nard station house, whore thcy licked up By Capt
Holmes They accompanied 10 The station house by
large number q the Clancy who immcc lately staroi
tG 10 pursuit q ihe Recorder, 10 order 70 obtain their