The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-07

WAYS ~ INC town, went ahfOlO one evening WIN
. plethora picket. book into which 10 had cram
med n roll Il bills that may have repcscntcd
tome 500. lie returned in the morning. 'Ott
and injured 90 the tune Of $3.50 q SiddcT aud |
" ser man. Making complaint nj the Four
tc, nth Ward Police station against one Emma
Howard, no described that females app uancc
50 clearly that officer Rhodcs wns enlblod 20 re-
cognile her in the street, and she WAS taken 70 /
the Essex Marke', where her case was exa min |
eli by Justice Brennan, who, having heard the /
testimony, committed her IN default of bal |
lie had occasion 20 count his money shortly |
sftci leaving her house, and he then learned |
tina, his little adventure had cost $3.50. |
Tho sven, anticipating ftutiyc glance AT tho |
wallet in the II oiuing had al.tfa,tod only a
few bill Of large denomination, leaving tho
rctk,thlok q, healthy aud As honest looking az
before NJ. Adams had IN I her all I lac kAf
glaAced at It and perceived tLl $40
pile AID departed in the happy ,'G ,t L,v
his Maynard conduct ha1 20 i. ,,,I,, ,a ,,sai
litter tripod OF roper succ Chus FINN, iInw.
ard secured TIM. rUr cape. f. would ,ppcar
tha, she wet at once - tho ) 9Th avenue and
rp'n' ned her wardrobe A, No. 1io, in that
,, su'-i, he purchased ujk,rchitf.. ho.ie-
~; gloves, collars, and the like, for
| w.''h sho pad $50 to Mr.. Samuel
Love. tho 6.,:k. A, Mr., Aioa,oDs. No.
| 1,O Sixth avenue, She bought kits, chemists.
and other articles. to the value Of sis 81. At
Mr.. Harrison HILLS, No. l2S, she purchased
] drcescs Of yariou, patterns, with trimming, and
! tiinke's, and paid s2S 50. These tradcsmon
appeared H. court agaI II tho iral and ir ;cnous
! Emma. and made affidavit that she hi paid
them in ters AND twcntics on tie Newark BilA.
! ing Companys Bank, come Of which bills they
! producod-.te money tallyng with other Of like
| dcscript. n which Mr.. Adam exhibited in his
| wallet Officer Rhode, was sent 20 search the
! ri ace in which the woman s1j she lived AMI
| lc thor found the good, viii Z nmi hal pur.
/ chased, and they were isftiii,l hy the s1op-
| keepers. What disposition tn. CuuLin,, female
| had made Of the remainder OF the money had
| rot 'ransprcd whom she turucl her face toward
| the EsstN Market PRISON cells Tue prisoner,
who il not vet advanced in yctn. w,s evidently
al attractive person in her purcr days.
| RHODE IsLASD CENTRAL BANK Henry
Franks, a soda water lie cr, Of No. X Third ST.,
Brooklyn, conie,s ID that h. had passed a coun-
| teffet - notc On the RhOlo island Genital
Bank upon Mrs. Mlry Schutt. Of No. 81 Chrvs-
tic 4, who gave him 500 pennies therefor. NJ.
Schutt entered before the departure Il Franks,
and, declaring tho bill to be bad demanded the
copper coin which his vito bad just given, but
| Franks fled. This Transaction occurred more
| than Two months since, hut Franks was not ar
rested until Friday. In default If $500 bail, he
wa, committed 10y Justice Brennan
| MOVEMENTS OF rHE POLICE MAGISTRATES.
ON and after MONDAY next, Justice. Brennan
and Connolly will sit at the Tom',s, Justices
Osborne and St,ers at Essex Market, Justices
Kelly and Quackerbush at jefferson Market.
and Justice Welsh at Yorkville.
WHOLESALE ARREST OF JUVENILE TIuEyRs.
Officer Jolly, Of the Fourteenth Ward, ap.
paared before Justice Brennan on Saturday
morning with the jolliest little gang that has
appeared at Essex Market for many a Law.
| The pfisC ners are boys, that have not proitod
| by the introduction Of CrotOn, aud their years
number from eleven 10 fourteen. Ihoy gave
their names James AND William Denman,
| Patrick Comfy, George Lewis, and John Men
nan. According to their WI story, they used a
| hook and liLe and lished from under a grating a
key, with which they opened the Dor of the
now building Oh a corner Of Grand and Crosby
streets, which is owned leased by Mcssrs.
llaTdmar and Osman. Et tering tho building,
| they descended to the cellar and there com.
menced operations in a woTkmanlko manner
using spades and such other tools as wore thought
NECESSARY to the successful pro 3ecution Of the
business on hand, which appears 10 have Leen
the theft and sale Of lead pipe. They had pur-
sued this occupation for several days without
detection, and sold tho pipe for various sums
ranging between so cents and Sj-to whom Il
Is al present thought prudt nj not to disclose
Messrs. Hartman and Osman sAy that at the
/, time OF the disc overy the boys had dam aged tn,
place to the extent OF 5000 Or moro. The pris
| onen were committee.
ANOTHER CONTAMINATION Saturda,
morning, officer Munger of tho 10Th Ward
, arrested Alexander Hay, late a stage driver, a
, the instance Of Mr.. Philip Haskell, of Thir
, | avenue near SD street, who charged that IIa,
having made trifing purchase, rendered /
counterfeit - on the Mechanics Bank, of BCs
ton. Justice VOORHEES, held II ~ 10 answer.
FRATERNAL BELIIGERKNTs.-Peter and JohI
| Smith nun rrala1 GatuYI.,y
from blows resorted 10 knives and made san
culinary work. Both were severely wounded
| and taken TO their home in Lawrence street
: where DIR. Rodenstein dressed their wounds
| Their mother had made n loan to John, and h,
, had applied for aid TO his brother Philip, witt
had just returned with a large sum Of none,
from Germany. Recriminaton ensued, am
: hence the quarrel, which is likely 10 terminate
= | fatally. An ante mortem examination was hel,
, on Saturday afternoon by Coroner Jackmlu.
Man BADLY BEATEN.--Michael McCarty
f 50 years of age, and Michael Moaghcr quar-
relied last evening in Mulberry street, and Nc
1 Carly was knocked down by his antagonist
= | As he Law upon the ground he wa, stampc,
upon and severely injured internally. Nc
Q Carly was removed to the hospital and loo ke,
j. up the 9th precinct police.
, ALLEGED FORGERY or WILL. WIN
o Dale, a tailor, living at 70 Greene street, wa
: arrested yesterday by officer Wark, of the Lowe
; Police Court, charged with having offered 70
% probate forged will, OF Elizabeth Dale for
: morly his wife. The parties, up to tho time q
Mrs DLes death, lived at Morrissania, an
+ though she has been dead about seven years
: no will Cf hers had, until quite recently, Doe
produced. The will alleged to be forged, mad
=, over nearly the whole Of her property to tn
u accused, and appointed him sols executor
!, | Parties acquainted with the handwriting q
70 both deceased and the accused, pronounce tn
o signature attached TO the will TO he in the hand
% | writing Of the latter. Dale now lives, II
i | alleged, with woman Of bad character, at No
i 90 Greene st. lie was taken before Justice o.
.. borne, and in default of IL 900 bail, was locke
l. | up to answer.
l. THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER CATAIINH
N This case has at last been disposed Of and ha
d resulted in the honorable discharge. of Jane
y LaIin, the party accused of setting fire to hel
N The magistrate decided that not a particle
legal proof was adduccd, showing LaIkin
Z guilt.