The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12

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BAKER, rHE ALLEGED FoRGsR AVID svUDLR-wm.
l. Baker. arrested ON Wednesday charged with forming
the name Of A. Harwood : o., No 8 Chatham
square, 10 check the Corn Exchange Bank
Hogan for . hearing. Baker asked for . post
prsssnl bus his request being dsnied be waived an
Tombs for trial in default Of $4,000 ball. Baker rs
t.eny.thrse ye.rs Of age, native Of Ohio lives IN
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accused said be the following -Garett Requs,
No. Broadsay, $3.50: G. A. Hubbard Co, whitehall
Trims have been vctimEed, and II 20 they will further
the ends Of justice by making themselves known 10
Judge Hogan a. the Tombs Police Court.
CHARGE FALSE PRErEScs.-Yestsrday morning
James h. Hart, residing At No $50 Thompson street,
arrested by oficer Lsaycraft Of the Tombs Police
Court on the charge OF having the 10th day Of
last obtained from Mr. Bernhard Midas doing business
No. Is Maiden lane, quantity Of wines and liquors
worth $25, BY Of false and fraudulent repre-
senatlons The complainant alleges that Hart repre-.
sened he owned the sample No "a Fulton street,
and that free from all encumbrances; that he was
abundantly able 10 pay for the goods. Mr.. Midas now
charges III, representations made by the accused
false untrue and made with the cheat
aud deiraud Justice Hogan committed the accused for
examination.
THE PETERSON BrcAxY CAsE-In the report Of the evil
dence taken In this curious case. published in the
HERALD Of yesterday stated that she examination
entered before Justice shandley. Judge Mans
field the present sitting magistrate the Third Dis
trct Police Court and II consequently before him
probability that the decision Of Judge Mansfield will
be rendered this morning, as announced on Thursday,
but BE- until Tuesday, request Of the
complainant Cathar ne Peterson.
ARREST or AN ESCAPED Cosvcr-A man named James
White escaped convict from Blackwel's Island, was
hrop oht hafn Tn M tho
by officer Clark attached TO the OF the Thir
ty.second precinct, located at Yonkers. westchester
county The prisoner said he left the island business
for the keeper and reaching New York concluded
to enjoy his liberty and not TO out the
naming two months Of his sentence When arrested
White farmers orchard in the town OF Yonkers
He Was sent back to his old quarters on the island.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF WAIcH.-John Lawler, young
living at II East Fourteenth street, had the mis-
fortune lose gold watch which he says worth
SIS He alleges that night in August last he met
young lady in the street. accompanied her to her
apartments and, while in her society, lost his properly
Not only, he says did his property disappear, but the
youn. lady vanished from the sgnt OF tue bewildered
John suddenly that he could find trace OF her
The occurrence took place last August and not until
last night VAS the damsel found. She was arrested
brought before Justice Ledwith yesterday. charged
with stealing the watch and committed for trial. She
gives the name OF Hattie Howard. halls from Wooster
street and she innocent Of the charge preferred
against her.
ing through Third Avenue, named Charles sehms
who resides In l20h street, set upon by two men,
Patrick Ryan and Owen Gill; and violently assaulted 1t
is alleged, with some weapon in the hands Of Ryan,
from the effects Of which he was knocked headong
down passageway into cellar, and while lying the
ground Gill hastened down the steps and IL Is also
alleged Sehms in the face cutting and bruising
IL with his fist After q time Sehms succeeded get
ting away from his assaants and shortly subsequent
caused them be arrested. They held
bah by Justice Connolly, OF the Fourth District Police
Court to appear and at the General Sessions TO
the charges preferred by the deponent.
Az UNLICENSED VENDOR BEER ARRESTED Ernest
Haas, however earnest he may be in making .ter
moneys" haas got himself into scrape. John B.
McLoughln Of the Twenty second precinct, alleges that
he found the said Haas selling ale to certain parties
we're exceedingly thirsty, aud that too, without License
Horhed the idea that any should fly In the face
OF the Excise Law, Mclaughlin arrested the vendor at
his saloon Tenth avenue, Thursday night and
brought him before Justice Connolly, OF the Yorkvie
Police Court Haas there demanded trial by jury and
consequently he'd in 500 bail 70 appear and
when called.