The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

after she missed her pocket book which however con-
tanned bat nfty cents in stamps. She at signaisd
10 the conductor Of the car In which her quondam
qnantances took refuge and iss stopping entered Il
and caused them to be arrested suspicion Of theft
cused yesterday before Justice Shandey al the Third
District Police Court Who IN default oil bail committed
them for trial at the Special Sessions
Held Az wIrxEa--on last Wednesday night q
number Of gentlemen gave BAH the Clinton Garden
Clinton street, kept by william Hocners, at which
julius Woiisky, the complainant present. That the
conditions on which Hochers held a license to vend
spirituous liquors, &C. might not be violated he pre-
csely at twelve O'clock closed his bar the more cum
nng ones present having previously purchased quonta
tse Excise law Nat 50 y u 'Ag 1aas Wess y
who after the midnight hour being particularly
thirsty, and nnaing the place Of spirits /"
one who had an etching palm ''-io supply
hm with the ardent Frequent imblbtions induced
lively emotions IN Herr Wofsky lively they
At times that Hochers had demonstrate with him and
lnay eje Ct him from the promises. or such
duct on the part OF the landlord not pleasing TO the
customer who swore revenge; aud accordingly he
tWolfskyl went before Justice Shandley OF the Third
Disrct Police Court yesterday morning, and entered
complaint against Hochers alleging that in violation OF
the Excise law he dad permitted the sale OF intoxi-
eating beverages on his premises at and after twelve
The magistrate held The defendant 500 bail appear
and ausser 20 tho complaint preferred by Wolfsky,
when called on a. the General Sessions The complain
ant he thought proper 70 commit 80 the House OF Deten
ton FOR Witness that he might be within reach when the
case ready for triaa contingency, it is believed Mr.
Jrlins Woifsky, ~ seeking revenge. did mol contem-
plate
HELD TO BAIL There little business transacted at
the Fourth District Police Court yesterday, Justice
Kelley presiding Charles Washburn entered CON-
plant against John Garway for petty larceny OF an
unsrccined character the minutes or the court Gar
way was committed In default Of bail Another person,
Henry Beck tarrcscd BY officer Barrett OF the Twenty
third precinc;l was held to bail in 5000 to keep the
peace for throwing stones within tho Fourth avenue
r 0f tha Hor Rsf Aou
vicious motive was shown 70 have aciua.ed the defend
am IN thns throwing stones, his Honor thought
not necessary 70 proceed TO extremities with him.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RosBERY IN TEra AvEsuE--About
twelve O'Clock on the night OF the 9th inst man
named Warden Johnston, residing at No SO Tenth ave-
nue., was going up town in company with another man.
whose name is Patrick williams When they reached
the corner Of Twentysixth street and Tenth avenue
they noticed number OF men in the middle OF the
block but, thinking nothing wrong they pursued their
named er Conway and several Of the gang that
congregated q 20 sidewalk. After few words passed
between the pntes u - alleged that Conway seized
hold Of Johnston and beat him severely Then caught
hold OF his watch chain and pulled the watch from
his pocket, and passed It to Of his con-
federates. Williams. who was with Johnston, then
caught hold Of Conway, and both cried aloud for
the police Upon this the gang separated and ram but
precinct came up and arrested the prisoner Yester
day morning he was brought before Justice Dodge at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, by whom he was
committed without bail.
CARRYING BuRGLARroUs INpLEHESrs.-Thomas Smith
was arrested by John Kiahan, Of the Eighteenth pre-
cnct on charge Of having burglarous implements
his person in the night time. AT the Of Smiths
arrest charged he was in East Fourteenth street.
near First avenue, lurking around In suspicious
ncr. or late number Of tho dwellings IN this street
had been entered and many complaints haye been
TO the police. An instrument known pckock
found in the possession OF the prisoner He brought
before Justice Dodge yesterday morning charged with
the offence and committed for trial in default Of $500
bail.
ALLEGED Theft OF GoIp-Charles Monger, young
man recently journeyman in the employ Of Messrs.
George o. Street Son, No Is John street. arrested
by officer Bennett Of the Tombs Police Court on the
charge Of having stolen gold lin the rough the value
OF SIS. The accused confessed to taking portion OF
tho gold. and Justice Bowling committed hmm for
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