The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

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George Meier German boy only seventeen ysArs ~ on
Wednesday night resolved to break into the ticket ONE az
John Drsysr 1917 Reade street. Not being abs 70 gsh
mission at the front doo- young Meier made search for
ladder and, after finding adjoining street sssd
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& oo Of e e he
@ NOR % noise mans h I Me
and an alarm sI G raised Witch ssasS an oees
sr S az sinf The 4. s Ss
stallion house over night and yesterday was arraFned be-.
fore Justice Koran where Mr. Dreyer appeared made
Of eng s s belonging 70 The Erie Rsy Com
Ined him g the rom9s for trial in defaua Of s0Oo ball
me aa oa and ase o s
AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SwiNprr.-Henry Peek, an un-5
sophisticated young Enghman recently anded q
$40 in gold soveresns by Wesley Weber and nie B.
Chamberlain. Peeke. being in search of enjoyment.
called Weber who STYLES himself employment agent,
employ HIM % na mdoo
and reaasd him TO pay mo hrs bands she aooan. Of
provided for ahcorjug agreement AMI alleges
ss s as once & .s Or s 30 and
more eeetusily consinate his swtadng desgnA Peeke
therefore charges cSabcrian and with nsprins
nee loo eod hin 70 Se Tomb m Wer ana ana
At barge The conp'ainapt who lives at No - woodhni
street Brooklyn by his loss, II loft entirely des uir IT
funds with which to support himself and Is out Of employ
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ALLEuFp BURGLARY .--Thomas W. Reid. OF No. ay Grand
street entered complaint yesterday tho Essex Markes
Police Court against John Smith, charging him with having
effected bnrglaous entry into his store durn Sunday
ana stolen TO the Fmount of SlID The only EVIL
dence against Smith his having sold knie %
samuel Marshal for cents which Reid idntied
having been stolen from him The defendant w held for
examination. ..l .N4 .le.
FORGERY ADDED TO RoBEgRy-In former edition Of the
HERALD mention was made Of the arraignmcn commt-
tai for trial Of Ira W. Smith the charge OF having
the Office of the Greenwich Insurance Company 500
on the 3D. OF July last Yesterday Mr. Nathan r.
Pond Harbor Master appeared before Justice Dodge,
ON ~ inc with forgery u appears tat smth
purportng 70 be signed by his uncle, William Smith, Mr..
Pond gave the young the the noc which
aiterwaras learned was forgery. Therefore, when ho
heard OF Smiths apprehension on the other ourQe hA
hastened to prefer this The prisoner rcnnded for
trial. - 49, : -
DRNcsAn officer Of the Fifteenth precinct yesterday ap-
peared before Justice Dodge having In charge wetche
looking young apparently about twenty years OF aec
Her face boaed and swollen and eyes WEIR uabed
Judging from which alone the casual observer would have
her middle life Her look was hard
ened and careessa being past redemption About her
hung ragged skirt dirty and damp shoulders
were thrown the remnants OF antiqnated cloak Her
straw ornamencd with cheap flowers I'd HIS OF rib
bon The officer stated that she had been the
habit or hanging about the streets through which
lay drunk, idle and abusing the bv Alnbst every
cation TO ask permission to sleep until morning.,
~ last the evil had become nnbearnbe brought
her before his Honor The girl fell into awretchsd
ing whmper asked the Justice forgive her
fuse In her Finding that avail
she assumed anger cursed and swove fearfuy Thus
she was dragged yelling and bowling, to the sawdus