The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-30
Pslice Intelligence, 40.

Az AMATEUR AcrRgsi ~ TRorBLE-
| CHARGE OF FALSE PRtrEScss -RchlrI L.
Montgomery. a young man flshionably nttircd,
living al 90 London Terrace, vas arrested OH
complaint ui Miss Alice e.. Woul residing AT
- Spritg street who charge him with lie.
irauding her out Of about 81 100 worth # pro.
Ierty 10y means Of false pfeteuCes. Some II
months since the complainant arrived IN TIM.
| city from Texas, with the view ul a'ta,hing
hrrself To one OF our theatres. Soon a!terwar,l.
ste formed the acquaintance Of MONTGOMERY
, who il is alleged, irducel her to 10 TO the q
Denis Hotel, he promising 10 become responsible
for her board. lie al.o represented himself "A.
being single man, but subs quentlv it appo are
be had a wife and child At length their money
becoming exhausted. Montgomery from time TO
time took the Jewels and tthor yaluab!es be.
longing to Mis- Wool and pawned them. when
the money thus raised became exhausted Miss
Wood learned that she had been sadly deceived
by Montgomery. The accused was taken before
Justice Brennan and locked up for trial ia de.
fault Of : I 600 hail.
ALLEGED THEFT ny 4 CLERK.-Mr. Fee.
! kiel c. Stockton, of the West chester House. in
the Bowcry, on Friday evening entered store
IN Chatham square, and taking from his pocket
purse containing go in gold, and two pro-
missofy notes, laid II on the counter His at
tention was then called by the clerk. Jo,eph
Livingston, 10 an article of clothing. but Look
ing about soon afterwards, Mr.. Stockton missed
his money. Livingston being the ONLY one in
the store at the time, was charged With the
theft aud arrested. Justice Kelly, before whom
the accuse was taken committed him for trial
in default OF $1,000 bail.
CRuEL CHup ABANDONMENT Late on Fri
day afternoon an Irish woman name unknown,
entered the eating saloon Of Mr.. Inman, ii9
nth Ill l.. 4
that her husband enlisted about 6 weeks ago,
and left her in destitute condition. This
woman alter remaining nearly three hOurs, eN-
cused herself and said she would soon return
| for her children. She however was not seen
| again, and the abandoned babes two week, old.
were tahei TO the Aims House.
| A NUISANCE ABArEp.-For years the cor
ners on Broadway have been infected bv crowds
dwell dressed men, whose occupations are enum-
Grated by the police on their books as suspicious.
| Respectable ladies have been 80 much ANNOYED
at the imIertnent attentions Of these fellows
that Broadway below Blocker 4reet has almost
| ceased to he a fashionable promenade. Recently
| THR Sun called the attention of the police To
| The matter, and the result has been ani g salts
factory. Lat week Sergeant Mills of tic
Broadway squad, directed the men under his
| command tO correct the abuse which duty vaa
etlectually performed. The gamblers say they
| viii not obey the police, but the Sergeant saws
in case the Police Magistrates refuse to hack Up
his slorts, he will administer dose Of locust 70
| instead Of arresting them.
A NIcIors WITSEss.-Ann Mulligan, a
| witness confined in the house OF detention, was
complained Of for using the yl,st language,
and annoying the inmates Of the institution in
every possible manner Justice Kelly consign-
ed her to the care Of Mrs. Eos ter, where the
chances for using vulgar language are few.
ARREST FOR UsISd TREAsoNARLE LAM
GuAGE.-A man named Policy was brought
TO the Police Headquarters, Saturday afternoon
on charge al using reasonable language
Capt. Spelght hsd him in custody, and cora-
planned Of his conduct, but Mr. Kennedy would
not bind him, saying that his proper place was
the Utica Insane Asylum, and not Fort Lafay-
cite.