New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
THE TONES POLICE COURT.

A PHILADELPHIA LAWYER ROBBED IN CONCERT
SALooS.-Ln,e Monday night Mr.. William NJ. Barlow, a
member of the Philadelphia Bar at stopping at the St.
Nicholas Hotel having attended OF the hcae concluded
TO make night OF 1t by seeing the lower strata OF ork
life In the OF his FORMULATION he entered the low
concert saloon located in the basement at the corner u Prince
st. and Broadway While there he was induced to par.
modest sum OF y Per bottle Finally, when reduced ,s
oDo i Een OIL Hnich called John SeroS ' hact%sn
and the intoxicated removed o the hack Of Bcrton
the Hatch taking seat beside him Arrived near the
hotel Of Harlo" the woman ordered the hickman 70 stop
Alghng she handed TO Brieron baggage check which she
said belonged 20 Barlow and directed him to take his fare to
the hotel at which he was stopping She then len processing
up Broadway Barlow carried into the hotel when was
found that be had money TO pay tho hickman Suspcct
that all not right the light clerk OF the hotel called special
detective Golden attached to the hotel and informed him OF
Barlow while in the saloon had been robbed OF gold witch
and chain valued at 20 Treasury notes 70 the amount Of
cecdcd the saloon and meeting tho Hatch asked her
accompany him the St Nicholas Hotel and make state
stolen property then demanded She declared she knew
nothing about the missing money and pencil and refused
wins which alleged he had drank and not paid for
Finding her obstinate Golden arrested her. and In her
ocke up the remainder Of the night and yesterday taken
before Justice bowling at the Tombs MT Barlow who had
appeared and charged with having stolen from him his
watch money and pench The hackman also made an am
tined that he arrested tho accused and found IN her
possession tho watch owned By the com,
that she Of Boston. aged % year and resided az
No ~ East Twenyfhhst She claims that tho complainant
and paid fr H. and this might account for the loss OF HI:
money He then ordered two more bottles and these he had
for and she then took from him his watch as
collateral security for the payment Of the wine This state
mcn denied in toto by the victim who declares that he spent
no such amount Of money in the saloon, and has no
recollection OF ordering tho wine for which bis watch was
taken a. sSu IN, ogne ,er Of s n, n,ce who
sides at No 100 FOryhs The vitRcss testified that on Mon
day night she was - The E'spHg star oon when the com
she replied that she would take bottle Of wine The wine was
taken into private room and drank oy thn More was
vc.c Invited In TO ptake OF II fieen bottle. were afank
not money to pay for a,, bottles and he therefore
handed his watch ani chain To tho accused for
she was sober AFTER assisting to drink tho II bottles Of
vine Mary Norton OF No lOl Crosby st. another friend oil
the accused testified tina, the saloon in question
Monday night and there complainant with whom she
drank about dozen glasses Of vine after which she len the
bs watch and chain in payment for two bottles OF which
he hsd ordered acr IA, oil spent Tho bartender
Charles Munui testified that he had issued II bottles OF wine
the order Of tho complainant and linn give the accused
his and chain Justice Bowling decided to hold the pris
bail in the Of s2pD 10 the complaint She
furnished the necessary surety aud then allowed 10 depart
Az RScnEER N TRoUDLR-For sometime past the firm Of
Topping Co. auconeers doing business at No -! Church
ST. first door have missed various articles from their premises
and could not account for their loss Cart Petty was com
matter That officer finally became convinced that the thief
was none o,hrt th,h one 9o'eh buo ~ So ~ ~ ~
the engine and ai his residence found most OF
the articles stolen from Topping Co In trunk belonging
the wife OF the prisoner also found piece Of sk valued
at 30 partially made up into dress which had been stolen
Messrs Su2bacher Gnticrman Neltcs Importers To-
Gated second floor of the above building The prisoner
admitted his guilt and committed for trial by Justice
Bowling counterfeit 500 bill which he had stolen IRON
Mr. Suzbachcr desk also found IN the possession OF the
prisoner.
THrfT ORA CASE OF snoEs.-Iames Sullivan and james
johnson yesterday arrested by officer Murray OF the
Third Precinct charged with stealing Of shoes valued at
tO from In front Of the OF Mr. Darwin Smith Nos IL
and "a Cogepace The prisoners caught In the act OF
placing the truck preparatory to removing IT,
Justice bowling committed the accused to the Tombs Tor TRIAL
Sullivan Is aged q years and johnson Il years