The New York herald., 1865-11-13

EXTENSIVE HAUL By A PICKPOCKET.
On Saturday evening Mr. Joseph A. Condt residing at
Orange N j., while leaving rail at the foot Of
clay street, with his daughter had his pocket picked Of
wallet containing about $3.50 in cash and bank checks
for a similar amount Miss Condt observed O young
whose movements excited her suspicious and as
standing unnecessarily close TO her father she spoke
TO the latter who at that moment missed his money The
suspected individual arrested but the stolen pro-
pery could not be found, having been spirited out OF
the way. The prisoner proved to be Jimmy Dolan, q
young man unusually well known to the police, who
'operaes in rail cars and stages Mr. and Miss Condit
yesterday appeared before Justice Bowling and made
afidayits against the accused, who detained for
examination
JoBBER CHARGED WITH sHOPLIFTIN0.
Charles Allen twenty eight years Of age, native and
resident Of Albany whose business is that Of jobber
taken into custody by officer Field Of the Fifth pre-
cnct on the charge Of shoplftng from the store Of
Messrs. Horace B. Clafin Co., corner of Church and
Worth streets. James Black, Of the clerks In the
store to seeing the prisoner have piece Of black
lace valued Al 500 in bis possession and saw Allen
tice Bowling committed the accused for examination.
BOLD THEFT IN JEwELRY STORE.
Henry Barton, young man haling from Philadelphia,
entered the jewery store OF Leopold Silverthau 326
Bowery, on Saturday evening, and asked to some
silver watches. While examining the time pieces Barton
natched them from the counter and into the street,
pursued by Mr. Slverthau The fugitive overtakcn
and arrested by officer Dennis OF the Fifteenth precinct
who found the watches in his possession. When ar
Ly,
and said extreme poverty had compelled him to steal
In default Of 81 900 bail the magistrate committed him
for trial.
CHARGED WITH FORGING AN ORDER.
Max Frclander Saturday afternoon presented to the
firm of Messrs John F. Davis Co., merchants at No.
20 Corand street, order for twelve pairs Of cafskn
boots valued at sixty dollars said order purporng to
have been signed by Mr. r. Kesner, Of No. 161 Fulton
street. Brooklyn. Mr. Davis, knowing Mr. Kesner to be
of his patrons supposed the order TO be genuine,
and accordingly delivered the goodst Freander Before
the latter left however the suspicious Of Mr. Davis Of
something r wrong u and Re MS
done. After tracing Freander through number Of
down town streets he to deliver the boots to
Adophus Becker, corner Of Fulton and Gold streets.
Both Freander and Becker then arrested and taken
the station house. 1t subsequently ascertained
forgery, Mr.. Kesner not having signed it nor
authorized one to do for him. The prisoners were
yesterday taken before Justice Bowling and held for
further hearing.
NEW YORK RUNNER-THE LATTER BADLY
BEATEN-ARREsT AND DISCHARGE OF THE
CORONER.
James H. Donnelly Coroner OF Jersey City, came over
to New York Saturday night to transact bust
ness and while in about the Girard House, Chambers
street. had his pockets relieved Of considerable amount
Of money. Coroner Donnelly afterwards came in
collision with George Carter of very unfavor-
able notorety and during fight that ensued the Coro-
proved TO be the better man. and completely disabled
his antagonist IL s said that Carter had one Of his arms
fractured and otherwise badly injured to be
confined TO his bed Officer Dunstrop Of the Third pre-
cnc took the Coroner in charge and yesterday morning
the heard before Justice Downg at the Tombs
After listening to the facts the magistrate discharged the
Coroner compimenting him the valuable service 9
no had rendered and concluded by inviting him to come
to New York often
SUNDAY GAMBLING.
section Of the Fifteenth precinct police at early
hour yesterday morning. made descent the reputed
gaming establishment No 703 Broadway and took into
custody James W. Buckley Of that place; John Taylor
and Michael Mcclure, patrons Of Sweenys Hotel Robert
Wilson, OF the Metropolitan Hotel; Henry Newton, OF
ihe Iafarge House; George Stray Of the g. Denis
Hotel; Henry Mortimer OF Fftyseventh street, be-
tween Third and Lexington avenues, and James Smith,
of No. 1877 Ninth street. all OF whom found amusing
themselves with game Of 'faro." Buckley was deal
ing the cards when arrested and the others invest
ing money the result OF the game The sporting
gentlemen escorted TO the Mercer street police
station and subsequently aragned before Justice Led
with Buckley held In ve hundred dollars bail for
hearing and the others fined dollar each, tho
payment Of which they were discharged