The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16

unknown person.
offered BY esncer Barrett yesterday afternoon before
Justice Csapoly did not sustain his charge On inc
contrary Is clearly went 70 show tina. he had greatly
and cAievoisy exceeded his authority he Justice
reviewed in the case aud showed that no officer
has a right 10 arrest citizen, without warrant for
misdemcanor, unless The crime was committed n his
presence In his view. The discharged
from custody.
FsLoMous ASSAULT on Az OLD LADY or EieHrY 81
Man on SIxrY-yvK YEAss.-Ata late hour on Monday
night an old man named Timothy Murphy, who resides
on Ninth avenue and Eghiy-arst street, is alleged,
fsoniousiy assaulted . venerable German woman, who
is utterly gnoiant OF English named Elizabeth Botneri
He broke. II was stated tho fasteniugs TO window
which opens into the apartment, the building
occupied by the defendant and although by cries and
ofherwse the old dy endeavnred 10 call the attention
OF The house situation he succeeded she
charges In his daboicai purpose before could
De rendered her. When ara befors Justice Con-
molly OF the Yorkyile Police Court yesterday afternoon,
Murphy pleaded not guilty 10 the charge teloncus as
saut but his plea awaited him nothing as he was COM
united for trial In default " 81 600 bail. &&N
voLusLR FEMALK-Iizze Qlinn, woman OF rather
dlmnutive stature, appeared court yesterday
ting, fully determined she frequently asserted to put
Thomas German through, for having, she alleged,
committed gross assault upon her. Lzze's appear
was anything but prepossessing added to which
sho gifted with most volubs tongue, which she
used with considerable huency in detailing the history
Of her bungcdup eye With tho greatest difficulty
soud his Honor succeed in compelling her to stop
German" said Judge Dodge, '.you hear what this
woman accuses you oiy"
'sHe das'nt deny II, yer HONOR says the woman
with the darkened eye, ia the bitter tcne.
'wi you mold your .ongue?" asked the Judge
II viii, yer Honor. Judge Dodge; but, sur II makes
me vexd TO see a dirty o.fer like him bate woman
kind ike me; and-"s
"wiI you hold your .ongussr again asks the magis.
traIe Ia q louder tone Of than before.
Eyes sur. Judge; but want TO tell you how 1t
happened"
eyes: tOwld right 4? 1 lust want M
"if you don't hold your peace IN have to lock you
up too" Then addressing the sprisoner his Honor In
aonly this Judge: that saS Two men assault. the
woman while was close By at the time and"
There you sre." broke in Lizzie "now you're going
TO perjurs yourself that's what you are and you know
this strain for indefinite period she again
brought to halt by the magistrate, who informed
The prisoner then contnued:-.A And when the
muss stopped to look on. when the woman seized me.
eyes an I'd SAFE you il l9as half dead. OIL you
have IL in yer lace wha. you are you snake" con-
tinued Lizzie
.''Pon my word Judge never lAida finger on her."
"Wil you kiss the book 10 thai4 asks Liz.
s,Yes, mann, " was the reply.
"Ah, replies Mas Quinn, 'its no trouble for you to
HIS Honor thinking the debate had becncarried on TO
sufficient extent for all legitimate purposes brought
the 10 close by sending the injured female to the
House Of Detention ~ Witness and locking up Cor.
man for trial
ALLEGED sHorLrrrrNe. Terney arrested yes-
terday complaint made against her by Henry G. F.
Kock, In CaImne street, who alleges that Kate entered
his store In company with other women, and that
while Kates trends were engaged in looking some
goods Kate employed her time In slowing away six
dolars worth Of Calico she was caught In tina act 1t -
alleged, brought before Justice Dodge and committed
PUTTING ON SrYIx-MariA Stevenson preferred CON-
plant against . coored boy named Philip Wright charg-
ing him with stealing gold ring valued at So Both
Philip and Maria employed In the same house No.
Al West Thirty fourth street. Al various times several
articles were missed from the premises but no account
could be had OF them until the ring scrape directed
picon towards Philip The ring 10 alleged, found
with him, and II 10 now thought he knows something
about the other things. Justice Dodge held him TO
answer.
ALLEGED BuRoIARY-INsIpR OUTSIDE Rather an
odd Of alleged burglary was preferred BY John
Curran 20 Greenwich street, against an EnglishmAn
named Joseph y. Jovett before Justice Dodge yestcr-
day afternoon. From explanations made BY both par
ties It would seem that the complainant and accused
time partners 10 business, but having
difficulty decidcd upon parting company. On the
night Of the Gath OF April last Curran that
accused broke outer door leading to the promises
No. 66i broadway and stole therefrom two camera
received information from Henry Davis No. 500
Broadway, that no saw The accused coming from tho
premises with go0dsiz box. Currau himself say
that the accused locked in the premises which hc
is accused OF breaking into out from. The alleged
little nguar that Jowet has not been arrested before
this Justice Dodge set the down examination
STAGE I'LL TAPPER.--On Monday evening Thomas
Perry, geuteei appearing young man, cambered upon
OF the Fifth stages at Fulton ferry and took
. with Martin Long the driver. After the omnibus
had started up town Perry entered INTO conversation
with the driver and subsequently drawing out the tll
containing several dollars in fractional currency, at
tempted, u 10 alleged to transfer the funds to his
pocket Long, however, detected hts outside pas
senger In the act and caused his arrest by officer
Farrell of the Second precinct. Yesterday morning the
accused was taken TO the Tombs. and Longs COM
piaiut Justice Bowling committed him for trial 10 de-
tents OF the box without intention Of disturbing the
money.
ALLEGED DIsoRpEaLY HOUSE CAsE.-Fredsrck Schrei.
ner Of No 222 Centre street. arrested yesterday by
Captain Garland Of the Fourteenth precinct charge
OF keeping disordery house-the resort Of disreputa-
bic characters OF both On being arraned before
the prisoner demanded examination, and he was
manded TO cell for reflection and preparation for said
examination.
TIE EXPIRES COMPANY ENBHzzfENEST CAsS-warrsn
Kipp was yesterday morning committed BY Justice
fsred against him by Charles n Wells. General super
intendens OF the American Express Company Kipp
had long been collector In the employ OF the express
him TN quite recently. Kipp tweuiysevcn OF
age. native OF New York and ives at No. 80 Vestry
street. He denies his guilt.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
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