The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17

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MARITAL IMPLICITLY Asp PHYSICAL DEMONSTRATION
A. Wagner who keeps boarding house at Twenty -nrst
street and Sixth yesterday appeared before JUS
ice Dodge NJ the Jefferson Market Police Court, and
entered complaint against his wife, Marah J. Wagner,
and man by the name of James II. Keller, a clerk in
government ONCE From wagners affidavit 1t appears
that his wife ON Saturday night had been abusing him.
and that he threatened to put her OF the house II
did not let him alone, and 'stop her tongue She
would not either he said but seized carving Knife,
tnreateningiy, and walked ards James IT, Keller, .
boarder Complainant rushed towards her but she
moved along the table menacng him, and handed the
knife 10 Keller Keller then nterfered, he said, and
began TO say something" whereupon complainant
out, too Keller replied you can't do IL 20 where
upon complainant moved round towards them, when,
he AYERS, Keller dashed bottle on the table,
and said he would complainant through The
wfes father then stepped up and secured temporary
cessation Of hostlities Complainant would have en-
tered complaint day before yesterday but that he was
then employed In getting out an action for divorce
He said his wife had assaulted him yesterday morning,
having given him ian awful KICK and at still another
golden links In several places He supposed she wanted
TO give Il to Keller He had been married fourteen
years. and would have put Keller out II he could. War
rants were issued for the arrest OF the parties
and they brought into court In the afternoon The
wife and Keller made statements contradcting the
sworn assertions Of complainant They both alleged
that the knife being used by tho wife In carving tho
meat. and that Keller would not have remained there
had he not paid months board IN advance The par
lies INDUCED IN wordy diminishing before the JUS
tce, who finally held Keller and Marian Wagner In $500
bail to keep tue peace The bail was obtained and the
defendants released
Psrrr LARCENY Elizabeth Martin entered
complaint before Justice Dodge at the jefferson Market
Police Court against Catharine Beck. The complainant
stated that the accused had 6cbed from her pocket
book valued at ny cents and quantity Of stamps aggre-
eating the sum OF ninety three cents and altogether
making figure OF earthly possessions something like
81 a. according to compliments estimation, In which
perhaps long acquaintance and old associations may have
had something 70 do In fixing the value. Elizabeth Mar
tin had dropped her book OF stamps and Cathane Beck
had mp snc , N az.
refused, and said she had not, but policeman being
called In he discovered the identical goods in the pos
session or the accused The defendant held IN do
fault OF $500 ball TO answer the charge Of petit larceny
CRunry TO ArMALs-The tenderness Of Henry Bergh,
Of the "socety for the prevention" &c, would have
been A. once shocked and soothed yesterday BY pain
unvsrnished tale'' Of suffering and retributon The
victim was poor horse, a quiet unobtrusive animal
that had used his four pedal extremites until they had
grown weak and suggestive Of tan yard The hcsress
and maicously according 70 the testimony OF Patrick
Mcvey who Witnessed tho outrage struck the bay
which he was driving with paving stone Weighing two
pounds and nine ounces avoirdupois somewhere the
head INJECTING serious injury on the poor animal The
statement was asnys'y heard ny Justice Dodge 2,
Of reributive justice, and Jimmy Moran retired from
among the busy naunts OF under $500 to 70
the charge Of 'cruelty 70 auimalA" #r
Cook IN srEw.-In answer to tho Judicial man
date yesterday afternoon At the Jefferson Market Police
Court long ebony -colored female came laughing into
the room, and without ceremony said, sswell Jude,
here's the old woman, Joan, the old French cook I
spoke TO the ocer few words in irish he arrested
me last night. That was all Yon know ! speak
French and irish;" what . your nsms," "Jo.n Js
the Judge. To which pm onicer replied, .'she Was
drunk, and could get her 70 90 home The Judge
yet permitted her to subsde gracefully and without
further French Irish, into CELL until such time as
her dorssl vertsbre may have been invgoraied BY .
dose q sobriety
PnosAaLs MuHDxR.-Louis Weiss was arrested and
confined yesterday the Jefferson Market Police Court
for having the day before struck George A. Shaef
fer violsntly on tho head with hammer Tho latter
now lies In dangerous condition 81 the Bellevue Hosp
tai The complaint was made on behalf Of the wounded
man, by John Moore The defendant 10 had 20 await
the result Of the injuries inflicted.
SERrEs STEAMBOAT RoBsKRns-ARRxsr or THE
GUILT PARrEs-RxoovEn ov sToLu GooD..-For the
last eighteen months the steamers Of the Fall River line
have been robbed Of their freight in such that
the captains Of the boats and the agent Of tho
pany unable 70 solve tho mystery. few nights
ago. however food Of light thrown the subject
and thsthsvss brought up with . round turn An ON
Ger Of the Fourth precinct arrested william Boyd and
Charles Lufkin, in wnoss possessioa he found four
police station Boyd stated Captain rhosns that be
mate Of the propeller Mount Vernon a the Fall River
line Of stsarerS Captain Thorns eomnitssd the prs
Geld, agent Of the Fan River hns, from whom he
learned that for eighteen months past boxes and
bales Of freight bad bssn broken epsn between Fall
River and shis city and piundsrsd Of their contenb
M IAtaeneld, being shown the boots found the
prisonsrs identified them = having besn stolen from
qasn,y sonissssd their su and savs Capitals rhorns
information which resulted In recovering nearly 900
wsrth Of goods consisting Of boots and shoes hst &C.
which they had stolen from vessels Of the lima por
ton OF the goods were traced 10 Yasmouth Maine,
where they had been by express for sale others
Boyds resdens IN East New Yort More Of The stolen
properly discovered II is believed that many more
Of the goods stolen BY the prisoners viii b. brought 70
light Captain Thorne has also received Information Of
other parties engaged 10 the nefaous business and
In IN hot pursuit Of them. NJ Lteheid yesterday sp3
grand larceny ss.ins. BOYD and LafEn. They p, sdsd
guilty and the magistrate commilisd them 10 the rombs
Tor trial
BrnarAR PrxAps GUILTY Al q late hour on Mon
day night the sleeping apartments OF MI Charles Miller
In the premises No 50 Forsyth street. we're forcbly en-
tered by Of forcing the lock from the door, and
robbed Of silver wssch snd chain and wallet contain
ing about 81 In money, pair Of boots and . quantity
OF leather, valued In all al e4s Although Mr.. Miller
asleep IN the at the tine he was not awoke,
and knew nothing OF the burglary and robbery TIL sew
era hours subsequently. Al -four o'clock In the NOM
ing onecr OF the Fourth pr-clDct saw man passing
through Chatham street with back load Of goods and
aoccsted him suspicion The prisoner Who gave his
Henry Bizendorf, confessed 70 having siolen
the properly and said belonged 70 Mr. Miller, IN whose
house he had been lodging Mr. Miller yesterday ap
pssred before Justice Hogan and made an amdavIt
against the secured Who wM committed for Trial
Bzendorf 10 twenty nine years Of age. and was born In
Germany.
srnvxp Hin R,omr Yesterday afternoon q mean
a 49, ~
loose plank walk in Broadway Grand street. watch.
ING the people they passed over bis head Knowing
the object Of his underground position, indiansn,
laborer upset large tab of dirty wstsr the head
and shoulders Of the man. completely ssinraiIog his
clothing A. this time ofcer 81 the Broadway squad
appeared aud asked the individual " be had better
business than being secreted under the walk for base
purpose He replied IN nsolent manner 70 the ofcer,