The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01

and being nosh "went hs entire enctn" on the keg
The result he got Riorously fuddled about sun
down. Starting homeward, as he supposed, he, as
drunken usuaiiv DO took the opposite course, and
- hsfpas. ninc o'clock, found himself the East
river, at the foot OF Delaney street, spureing and
plungins about Ike = caG bowling at tins
same time al tho top. Of hls voice for help
Favey, Of the Thirteenth precinct who happened DO
in the vic ny attFaced bv The cries, the end or
| the dock and demanded % know who there.
Zach cried the half sobered inebria,s, I'D pese
shon Fiizyen Helf mier herrousi Heif mier her
swhat do You say % cried the Officer not understand.
ing the explanations OF the man, whokept rolling and
spnsering about in the water 10 most agonizns con-
Zach dunder and blitzcni What vor Won don't-oder
ich erdrincke Oder ich erdrincke IND pc tam
! Spiew achi He'll mier hsrroGs! Achi"
gentleman who happened to be present very deber
aeiy-beng, like Moses, slow OF speech, first putting
pced h back 20 post 90 ana re-
garded the Ieviathan like antics OF his drowning coun
tryman-translaed into Dutch Engs the tenor Of bis
remarks and then suggested the proprety his being
taken out OF the river unless 1t thought desirable
set his body for eels as sort OF pot in which event
be would be not only food for fishes cooners
The people who had gathered the dock came to
tho conclusion that. as the Dutchmsn was OF "no ac
him; and accordingly hs was taken out shak-
Ing himself, he commenced swearing 'copiousy'
solicous TO know II he fond OF and talked iurkey
John was taken 70 the station house where ne was
the police to quote the iangaaga OF Maniiiin when
raiened before Justice Shandley the Third District
e,s S cSS he Looked like an ds%d
ing 20 make dry. The half drowned renamed
to prison, where he will remain until the JUDGE salts
he'd he stand another dose patent without
undertaking TO make the East his bed chamber.
BURGLARY IN 4 ClorHrso WAREHOUSE the night
Of the Goth OF October the clothing warehouse OF
Brooks Brothers, 1le Cherry street, Catharine
street. burgariousv entered by forcing the skyght
and rob,ed BY tho parties named below OF the
Opponents John Brooks member or The firm, believes,
and twelve flannel coats together the value OF five
hundred dollars which subsequent inquiry has saished
William Butler George g. McKnpbt y NARY Mcknight
and hary Ellen Mcknight. The fact Of the burg airy be
ns t 70 s soae q Inc
to inquire into tho facts OF the case II possible
earth the depredators. On Wednesday night a, eight
O'Clock, satisfied that they the right track, OIL
cess Walker and Pike entered the house NJ 10 Hamil
ton street and arrested tho persons VIII - nam . are
given above ending the body Of Of tnsu, George
Mcknight, pair OF pan aloons and an overcast which
were subsequently, identified by John Brooks belong
ing to tho establishment. Besides these. other gar
ments were found IN the apartments Of the
Meningitis, in Hamilton street, and taken TO
tue station house Shortly afser the arrest
cerauon Of the accused oficer PIKE wen, to SO Mott
street. and In the rear Of the lot wood house found
o'clock yesterday morning, from Information which
bad been given him in the course Of mis- search, he
called on William Donnely grocer, 10 Pell street and
Thomas wilson and Gecrgs & Mcknight . bad left
in his caro- bag which on examination was
an overcoat and flannel Goa. These -, goods
, sers also idsns,ssd = part o. the property q
afternoon the above facts deposcd TO by ofc Pike
John Brooks, OF Brooks Brothers, and William Don.
nelly, OF Is Pel street. 1t Is believed the goods will ali
be recovered without damage loss to the firm The
accused parties are held for examination by Justice
shandcy Lof the Third District Police Court Mary Nc
Knight is woman Of thirty years. and Mary T., her
daughter who is an exceedingly good looking girl, gave
her age as sixteen years
ARREST FOR CRUEL TREATMENT TO HoRss.- Ofhcer
Tams AulA offb
yesterday afternoon John Leonard for driving attached
to cart, horse through East Forty-nnth street,
which, tho back and egs covered with runping
wasting and disgusting sores and which animal other
arragned before Justice Kelly, the Fourth District
Police Court Leonard attempted defence Of bis
and answer a. the General Sessions for using his horse
In cruel manner-a misdemeanor under the act pro-
hblting cruelty 70 animals. NNs
ALLEGED RoBmxY BY A sKRvAn.-Bsrnarl FSnkle, Of
2os West Forty street, appeared before Justice
Kelly, OF the Fourth District Police Cour, yesterday,
and deposed that he had reason TO believe that Bridget
Kennedy, who had beea in HIS employ in the capacity
OF house servant had stolen from him bracelet which
ornament be had found In her trunk The discovery OF
this article Of boue in the place LED him
Hove the accused had also taksnfor had disappeared
ct the same time-a gold pearniad breaspin, Of the
value Of S. AS Bridget could not explain in what man
the bracelet came into her possession in default Of
bail she committed for trial 1t the Special Sessions
THE CHICK SwyDLER AGArS-HK RoBs THE MAIL
United States Deputy Marshal George W. Gillespie, OF
the Western Division, appeared before Justice Bowling
the Tombs yesterday afternoon and requested that
VIM A. Thomson, tho alleged check swindIer, be sur
rendered 10 him charge OF robbing the Pttsburg
Post Office Sunday last. when It IS believed he OBJ
tanned possession OF the check belonging to A. D. H.
Chambers Of that city, and which he attempted to get
Cashed by G. W. Hubbard of 70 William street, as al
ready published In yesterdsys HEaAID The magistrate
Black under arrest in Pitssbarg on the same charge
that preferred against Thomson yesterday be having
been caught Il is alleged, in tue act of robb,ng the
ALLEGED THEYr or A HORSE AVID wAGoy-Edwin
skdmors. residing 500 West Fsy.second street. ap-
pearcd before Justice Dodge yesterday and preferred
complaint against . named John N. Allen. The
prisoner accused Of stealing horse, wagon hsr-
ness and robe, 10 value amounting to 500. Complan-
alleges that he drove up Broadway stopped al the
hotel At the Of Ninety-fourh street. and after
putting the horse In the sned into the house. Re.
turning short time he discovered the proparty was
stolen One Of the officers or the Thirty second pre-
clncs seeing two men drive At a furious rate in the
neighbornood Of 15oh street and Tenth avenue brought
them 10 q stop, when one Of the men jumped out OF
Mr. skdmore arrived m .na ss
tiled the property bis and made complaint against
Alien. On being brought before the magistrate yester.
day and Charge preferred against him,
ed Tor trial in default OF $1,000 bail. The alleged
aceomplice Is sill At large.
LOSING A PocxKrRooK.-Abou O'Clock yesterday
morning, gentleman named Jacob Smith. at present
stopping in this city. from WILMINGTON, Delaware
caused tho arrest Of two women, whom he charged with
picking, his pocket Complainant states that while he
walking up Broadway he was met by the prisoners
they asked him TO accompany them, but he refused.
Alter parting with them no walked . short distance,
whom be discovered that his purse containing so and
wallet Holding nninher OF private papers, was taken from
him. Meeting officer Jackson OF the Eighth precinct
he acquainted him transaction. Shortly after
ward the officer arrested tue two women, Of whom
Nj. smith identified as having spoken TO him. Tho
sum OF S12 20 was found tho person OF OF them
and the wallet was subsequently, found In the street
On being brought before Justice Dodge they gave their
names as Am Murphy and Kate Henderson. They
answer
LARCENY OF A Lar RopR.--Two men, who gave their
names as Thomas Lynch and John sutton were
ed Yesterday aud brought before Justice Dodge charged
with stealing lap robe from OF horse which
standing In tue street. tho property OF John j. Fleet Of
No. 1e2 East Fifteenth Two boys gave the infor
nation which led 10 the Of tho accused Justice
Dodge committed thetn for trial.