The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07

ArrRopRIArna LOST PRopERrY-About three o'clock
Monday last Mr.. Charles Truman expressman, was
driving along Pike street at rapid rate. he had just
como from No. 80 Suffolk street. whore he had loaded
his wagon with various articles Of household economy
belonging to Mr. Isidor Goldstein, living at No ITO
Thompson street When he had nearly reached East
Broadway the speed Of the unmndfu jehu had become
such as to endanger the safety OF his load.
BY degrees . box, containing property s 70 ,o the
the edge OF the vehicle This circumstance attracted
the eye Of Elizabeth Witty who was In Pke street 81
the time but not the eye Of the iuckless driver Az
the observing Elizabeth continued her observations
When the hurrynS Truman disappeared around corner
that scattered the ground as the box fell and
TO them back In this she was eminently success.
M The Ss s was aSa ~ asJ udas
Shandiey of the Essex Market Court and Is held for ex
animation in default Of $500 bail.
snouIFrNo. Miss Jenny Boyle and Maggie, her SIS
ter two very respectable looking young women, iv
ing at No. so East Houston street But respectable a.
they appear their responsibility vas not shield against
suspicion Mrs, Mary E. Toothaker suspected them,
but before her suspicious had been aroused she en-
ployed Them and as they aege, discharged them with
out pay Mrs Toothaker keeps fancy store the Misses
Boyle had been her saleswomen. In the middle Of
juno there was towel missing at. tho fancy
store; not long after hoop skirt went
70 keep 1t company finally about the nrst
Of the present month parasS fo,orod 20 Keep me
Al that time somebody went into Maggie's room, and
behold the towel and the hoopskrt came to light
Jenny's trunk ransacked by the same or another
somebody, and lol the parasol appeared In Its turn
Stranger than all Maggie confessed to taking the things
wrongfully il is alleged Both Of the ladies were
brought before Justice Shandey yesterday forenoon,
complaint of Mrs Toothaker However little confidence
Mrs T. may have In them, 1t Is evident that there are
those who do her suspcions Justice Shand-
ley asked them give bail in the Of three hundred
dollars, and 1t was forthcoming Immediately. The value
OF the articles IN question was about six dollars
ArFRAY IN FULTON STREET. Yesterday Thomas Null.
iody, Michael Ryan and Samuel NJ. Freeman were ar
rested charge Of violent assault James L. Frazer,
from the effects Of which he Fraze removed 70 the
hospital In very precarous state Tho assault TOOK
place in tho house NO lS6 Fulton street, kept by Frazer
and he and his assistant struck with hammer and
crowbar by the parties who were committed by JUS
co Bowling TO await the result Of the wounded man
nju les. The arrest made by officer Marsh. OF the
Third precinct
RAID ON GAMBLERS Captain Jordan, OF the Sixth
precinct, on warrant issued by Justice Downg sent
officers Mcdonnell Clinchy and Haggery, Of the same
precinct to the premises Nos. 80 and Al Ann street.
where they arrested George Perrin John Wallace and
Henry Deinar who engaged 10 the act OF gambling
at cards. and having been brought before Justice Dow-
ing, they ordered 70 find bail In the sum Of five
hundred dollars each.