New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
POLICE COURTS.
The Tombs Police Court.
AUG. 23-BEFORE JUSTICE DowLISe

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Frederick Archer Sunday night left the comforts
Of his home No g Grand-st. williamsburg and came 70
his city in order TO obtain glimpse Of New York BY gas
Josephine ellington IN the Bowery and accompanied her to
tie German beverage known lager beer After passing
.Sort tine ia the company his cbarmer Archer con-
sSst Ss yse containing sac had been from his
pocket he at accused his companion OF tae tee oe
sailed in Oioer Healing Of the Fourteenth Precinct who
took her custody and conveyed her to the staonnous
found upon her person Yesterday the magistrate committed
for trial The accused is ls yesrs Of age says sue
A CHANGE OF OCCUPATION.
hGss order s E livelihood but on
night finding pedders sack front OF NO 20 Ba1ter con
onnpsed TO set no for himself as merchant aud walked
OF with pack Unfortunately the action was witnessed
he edged merchant the pack in bis possession
&c was yesterday committed BY Justice bowling: ,
ATTHMPEp RoBBERY AT THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Shortly aer yesterday morning two young thieves
sntered the Of Mr.. John A. Chtenden resident OF
light over the door abstracng about s55 in gold
sd silver from the nsS pSa ~ vest %Sc con
tanned gold certificates Of value Of 100 Treasury notes
While thus engaged Mr. Chittenden swoke and see
Ing two strangers in bis room, at once sprang ron
Sed with it from the room, they having unlocked
the door and drawn the bolt IN order TO fsctat thef
several ashts Of stairs BY Mr. Chttenden crying stop
thief until they had reached the lower moor when seeing
be returned his The vest containing the vauabes
had been dropped by the thieves IN their flight and found
BY the while returning TO his room 80 hardly were me
eves pursued they unable 70 abstract any Of the con
tents After dressing Mr. Chittenden returned to the lower
aoor and upd that OF the thieves had been caught The
had made his through the mont entrance
Dawson ssys aged IL and NAIVE ana resident
Of Baltimore Md 1t viii probably be long time before he
,es the Monumental City Later 10 the day Justice downing
committee the prisoner Tor default Of O. 900 bail
ALLEGED FORGING By A srEcULAToR
Alexander W. Bryce speculator was YESTERDAY arrested
Nv JOlrdaD, Of the sixth Precinct
M Samuel o. Howe OF the firm OF Howe Grant Field,
h,okers Al No 30 Broad ST. The complainant acting as
srole- Tor Mrs Elizabeth Bryce the wife Of the prisoner
che gave TO Mr. Howe for g. 80 purporng TO have
bien drawn by NJ Howell to 1.-The order OF Elizabeth
T. Bryce bearing date July and made payable jay 10
Ms, given M order 90 pay the firm which tho complain.
ant Is attached the amount due them for their services ana
collateral security TO cover margin 90 some socn %
credcl with the amounts the books Of the firm but re
Gently Mr. Howe rtaned that the note was ioi %
hence the arrest The accused states tnst ne uaa 40
defraUd the firm and that be gave the note 70 tue
temporary business difficulty The magistrate requeA Hi
give ba in the OF 81 500 to answer the charge
A NOTORIOUS CHARACTER N TROUBLE &C.,
In March last dog fight took took place in Dyisi0nst Wn
attended by the sporting fraternity throughout tD cy
Dgrng contest between animals and while the excite
sesidpg at No 223 Nnthave josed ganst BY William
Varsry alias Reddy Blacksmith aud two other men, and
moment 6er missed his wallet containing e70O in Treasury
otes The victim that time has been absent from the
ty b on his teturn few days ago. be communicated the
isc Of h loss 10 Capt Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct and
Yesterday Reddy ss srsed 600 Justice D1Tns ned ~;
,gaiast rim He keen, drinking place In ChGthansqnare
sheb bss pr been he -esort Of deprsved characters
A CLERGYMAN VLEEcED By sHARPERs.
The Rev Cousin KOdasl a clergy man oil the CathoAc
rburcb few weeks since ar wed IN this city from Havana
nd Dol no az tho Continental Siel Broadway He had
Eil hin nearly sgo0 gold CON- No So' Ts'D 'Ansd ~