The New York herald., 1866-09-06

InK cAR FARE Observation-Disclosures Bhrwtks Sos-
DUcros AND CITIZEN The car-fare question, OF which
80 mnch has been sd and written within the last few
weeks, up now form yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Matthew H. erase. who does business In Washington
Market and who at 7os Greenwich street. enter
ed an Esth avenue in College place with friend,
Immediately after which Mr. Chase offered James No
Kensa, the conductor, 81 0S for twenty tickets The
cosdactor replied that he bad no tickets and referred
applicant to the upper depot for them Mr. Chase
said ne should not take much trouble to got them;
that The duty OF the railroad companies 10 have
sepots down town for the sale OF tickets In few
aterw ards Mr. Chase rendered the conductor lie
Cor two fares, which he refused, and demanded
1c more Mr. Chase said he would give no
more; that llc was all the law compelled him TO
pay This resulted in noisy alteration between the
citizen and conductor during which the latter caught
the former by the shirt collar and attempted 10 eject him
from the cor Mr.. Chase who Is powerful man offered
stout resistance and during the struggle both parties
had thor empss rufed also their collars and shirt
bosoms The car stopped which caused a blockade
OF al the rear and general confusion ensued
for few minutes Soon however an ocer OF the Third
from hencJ before Justice Hogan Mr. Chase preferred
a complaint assault and battery against Mckcnna the
conductor and the magistrate held him to bail TO answer
before the Court OF Sessions Mr. Charles Bathgate gave
the required bond for the conductors future appearance
and all parties left the Court apparently satisfied with
the manner in which the case had been settled.
JUVENILE sHopIHTERs--THErT or CoxHs.- Michael Fer
nandez and Solomon Leplace boys sixteen and seven
teen years Of age, have made early beginning in
criminal From affidavit made before Justice
Hogan the Tombs appears that the boys entered the
Of Mr.. John S. zimmerman, 33 Courtlandt street.
under pretence of wishing TO purchase combs. Tho
goods were exhibited, but Sold tho boys pre-
tended the prices were too high. Solomon thinking
that he wanted some hosiery, accompanied Mr.. Ammer-
the second Hoor leaving Michael standing at the
comb counter Solomon seemed hard TO please and
failing purchase returned down stairs, after alb
sance Of ten minutes His companion had gone very
unceremoniously and with him had disappeared pack
IF c1mbe valued at 4dO Solomon detained and
search being made for Mchae he found by
officer Of the Broadway squad but the stolen goods are
still missing The prisoners were taken 10 court and
locked up FOR trial in default OF 81 900 bail each They
claim TO be peddlerS
STREET RosBERy-A "SoIIcuoR'' TRoUBty.--Fred
erick vee at So Baynrd street. and while strong
up Elizabeth street Tuesday evening, solicitor OF
the female persuasion accosted him, and desired his
company at her apartments up town Code declined
the invitation wherenpon few moments afterwards
his companion-whosc name s Mary Gaoson-thrnst her
hands into his panaloons pocket and stole wallet
tanning $lS in legal tender notes Missing his money at
once Code asked Mary to return IT, but instead Of doing
so abe gavc him slap in the face with her open hand
At this moment John Cherot suddenly appeared and,
striking the as.on,shed denzen OF Bayard street pow
erfu blow in the face away An officer Of the Sixth
precinct followed and arrested fugitive while the
pugnacious Mary taken In charge by another officer
The prisoners were yesterday aragned before Justice
his guilt and that Code struck HIM hrst and he
gave blow in return In self defence. Cherot
thirty n1nG yehrr Oi age anu lives ht GTiuCo
street. Mary Is twenty-six years Of age.
Tngrr or C,oARs.--Hcrman Sedenburg, a seaman,
twenty -four years Of age yesterday ared on the
charge OF having stolen quantity OF cigars valued at
$500 from Mr. Edward l.. Sommerkorn, doing business
oil i51 Broadway. The wife Of Mr. Sommerkorn made
oath that on tho 30th ut she the prisoner take
from the residence Of her husband 1873 West Thirteenth
street, the cigars which form the basis OF the
plant. Justice Hogan committed the accused TO the
Tombs trial. Siedenburg had bcen in The employ OF
Mr. Sommerkorn and lived IN the house with him.
srAsrlss ATRAy.--A negro sailor, by the name Of
Edward Bowlsy now locked up in the Third precinct
station house for assault upon another negro BY the
name Of Dennis Heddon, No. IA Walker street. They
were in porter house together on Tuesday evening,
when they got into wrangle about some tre or other,
and Bowley stabbed Heddcn in the abdomen. Tho
wounded taken 70 the City Hospital; where he
is lying in n very critical condition.
WAR CoMEs MANS Losso SKSsEs-0n
Tuesday night, while Michael thinner, who lives in
Lewis street, ouning in lager beer saloon. George
Heinemarf came in with two three OF his fellow
roughs and asked him 10 As Mike didn't feel in
cned jnst thcn bed the extent of pay ing for
SO many drinks, he refused. His refusal brought
multitude Of stormy passions with high words for
riders The words werc speedily followed by blows, OF
which Hcineman claims to have had his full proportion
They have been right insty ones AZ they deprived
him OF his senses, he says. Besides being wcighty,
lhey were ~ some respee's soenha. Secn,,ar or
residunm of pugnacity. He drew big knife and made
eli, in aikcs arm. nine inches long. which lay open two
inches in width. HaineInan brought 10 the Essex
arkst Police Court yesterday, and held TO by
Justice Sbapdley.
AlLraYp RoHHERY Nv 4 CYpu.S Monday night
last man named John Barring yielded me solcita-
tons OF Bella CLARK, alias Bella Clifford, accompany
her 70 her ROOM No. I15 Mercer street, and whlo
there was robbed az he says OF $50 Barring alleges
that his pocke,book containing the money accident
ally dropped the floor, and as he attempting TO
pick Bella blew out the light and succeeded 10 get
ting possession Of the book herself when Barring had
recovered t. after struggle ID the dark, the woman
fed from the room, aud hc found that the money had
been abstrscted The woman WAS arrested on the night
Of be 4th inst and was yesterday committed by Justice
Dodge for trial
rnsK PRsTxscEs.--A young woman named Mary Ann
Gerty went 10 the store Of Never Hoffman, III Carmne
street. Monday. and represented that her mistress
Mrs sifnonea Newman, had scnt her FOR calico dress
pattern Hoffman subsequently nsccrtaned that the girl
had obtained the pattern by faseood and that she had
not III she employ of Mrs. Newman time.
She arrested by officer Of the Twenty eighth pre-
oncl and was Yesterday committed By justice Dodge TO
answer
Anrrsr og You've HousE rHisY--on sunday last
Dennis Ha-, aged sixteen years tho house Of
i;ober ~ Brceer No 10 Jones street and guam
tfy Of mems snd woncn's apparel the lo valued
fig Mary Brewer canght Hart in the act and he
arrested ny officer ~ the Twenty eighth precinct,
YegAday be takrn before Justice Dodge and
nittcd or trial deant cf 81 600 ball Harscopfeseed
his gnilt
s1suiso GREESsACxs.- Marks Henry Harrison
aud Bennett Harrison we're arrested taken before
Jus,lcc Dodge Yesterday, complaint preferred bs
Nary Harrison % 80 50 Fat For.ynrst street. charg-
ing the defonians with having Saturday last broken
uto the window nf deponents house and stolen $40 IN
Unitsd States currency. The accused were nmted
for trial az special Sc. .sion&
SaoraFrsa--M Avs O'Clock yesterday afternoon
woman ace oNef nto the store Of samuel
Lemon. III Eighth avcnre, AMI after asking the price
of a number arciss rrnrsd without purciasinr Az
she leaving ths tr Lemon her IA thc act
approrraiing par ~ bpys boots and procuring the
services of detective No 3C % tho sixteenth precinct
had her arrested. Hor photograph will hs morning I've