The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

dealer. Camp . . native q Bpsmstos, VI, United
States and says be 10 storage mai
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Mr. HsaU Begh, Prssdsnt Of the Society for the Pre-
vsation Of Cruelty 70 Animals oosr Hagssry. Of The
Sixth prscinct arrested Joha Bill Who keeps stand IN
Bayard srest on charge OF cruelty In his deposition
the ofhoer says thai he found Bill exposing for sale
geese and ducks which had their legs tied together with
natural positions forcing them back behind their winsA
thus cutting tho flesh and subectnc them 70 cruel and
inhumsn torture Justice Hogan required Bill 20 give
Dali 70 answer the charge before the Court OF sessions
Ak UsGsArxruL MEsDlcAsr.-Ysstsrday morning Mrs.
Kate l. southsrland Of the Metropolitan Hotel was
passing down Broadway when poor woman stepped up
TO ner and asked for aims. Mrs Switzerland gave tho
applicant some change hut the latter not being satisfied
asked for more. Mira Switzerland then produced her
wallet, which contained s45, but finding In Il no small
change returned To her pocket and passed on Ater
going short distance she again felt for wallet and
TO her astonshment found that 1t gone Suspect
rest, but the missing money could be found. me
prisoner. who gave her Mary Brown, is thirty
one years OF age and lives at Bergen Point She carried
~ her arms young babe with apparently negro blood
in its veins Justice Hogm committed Mary for trial.
She stouiiy denied her guilt
HoSoRAmY DIsclARGEp Some time since a complaint
Of peculiar nature preferred against the Marquis
Del GrilIo. by Oliver Papy OF No AZ West Sixteenth
street Tho complaint made before Justice Dodge,
Ut tho Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday tho
complainant again appeared and made affidavit
that sucs the TINS OF making the charge he become
satisfied that NO offence intended, and that the
whole anair was the result or misrepresentation, and
therefore prays that the compliant dismissed Judge
Dodge accordingly dismissed tho caso
ArLrGxD BURaLARy-Thc night before last, II h
alleged the promises occupied by John Devhn.
ner Of Barrow and. Greenwich streets, were bur-
gaously entered BY the front door being forced OPEN
and quantity Of tobacco, about twenty three hundred
cigars bottle Of wins and 500 in national
currency taken away Subsequently. however. over
coat which Was afierward identified that Of Mr.
BaTow street. The proprietor Of the loft described the
young man who slept there, the night the burglary 10
SAD 70 nave TAKEN place The case Vas then given into
cnc who succeededin arresfing young men named
Charles Chnty and Dennis ONcil, alleged suspicion
OF burglary They wgre both brought before Justice
Ledwh yesterday, charged with the offence above
named and committed ~ at the Court Of General
Session.
ALLEGED forgery CAsx-onicer Palemer, Of the Jsfsr-
con Market Police Court squad, yesterday arrested a
young man, who gives his name - Charles J. Phillips
Tho prisoner accused OF having uttered draft pur-
porting 70 have been drawn upon the Commercial Ice
Company. and signed Henry II. Wheeler President OF
the company. The draft u Is alleged, was given to
Elisha A. Fuller the complainant IN this case in pay
Fuilor il the proprietor As ~ Il was discovered
tho check was forgery warrant was issued for the
arrest OF Phillips and he arrested yesterday BY the
officer In Hudson He brought before Justice
Lsdwith yesterday and held to answer.
ALLEGED THEFT or CARPET. Yesterday Nm Ann
sutton went before Justice Mapsneld the Essex Mar
ks Police Court, and alleged that she had placed
ca'pet containing sixteen and half yards OF three
ply ingram, Of the value Of $4O the yard attached
her dwelling, 353 Essex street. from which about
TO be feopiousy removed by one MARY Smith who
present In court and would have been removed had
she not opportunity detected her, The accused be-
ing questioned, denied she had any such intention
Mrs Sutton imputed to herr that she was by occupA-
tiou servant and was simply obeying orders In de-
fault Of 500 bail the woman was committed charge
Of grand larceny ct the General Sessions.
RECOVERY OF Goopa AiLRGKD HAVE BEEN SroLEH IN
1893. -0a the 2sth OF April 1885. the premises Of
Thomas Campbell At No. 81 Fourth avenue, were. =
he yesterday alleged before Justies Nansaeid sitting
magistrate u the Third District Police Court burghri-
ousy entered and wearing apparel, &C.. 10 tho value
OF $40 and upwards taken therefrom. He could nx
. suspicion Of the burglary until wsdnes-
day. when be for the nrst time portion Of his
properly pair Of Scotch plaid pan,aoona Of the value
u &10 the person OF Philip Kaws (who
~ the time Of tho tax Ing OF the dsposIion He mmsd
atsly caused search warrant To be issued and had
The apartments IN The house $50 laurens street
aminsd BY o1csr Ddway who found other articles the
property OF NJ. Campbell In the possession Of the
ton profssssd entire Ignorance Of the burglary, and
declared with much earDestnes that the pantaoons had
been purchased from woman pamsd Lancaster; but
TO the other articles he could readily
tho mannss In which they his posssssiod Mr.
Kaws We. ID default Of bail committed for TRIAL Ct the
GSBs11 Ssssons the charge Of burgiarousy suteFina
| tho deponsats premises. TT s e4s ~