The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

some oysters and then borrowed 50, giving 81
borrowed money check signed wallace 4 Co for go.
The young failing 20 come 10 time q the appointed
hour NJ Gardner pad ss = me nau11 br~aS
w. Sherman on the neld with forged chsck alleged
to have been given him By the prisoner Tor si2S and
arrested BY the ocsF In ono OF the Greene street
dives yesterday afternoon was orougns oeio's JUSTICE
Ledwith and committed IN default OF bal.
TALE Doc william Wingss, butcher lives spd
does business on First avenue where he and peis
in the shape OF bull terrier pup The dog,
in physical appearance, about Al ugly looking spsci-
OF tho genus ordinary looking gentleman
would call his and put specie value upon
him. Well, this dog 'turned up missing" Que morn
ing TO the grief OF Mr. Wingss, and for many days
into mourning But he didn't, and for this reason; he
had heard that his bull pup vas IN the hands OF
Madden To get out a and have Thomas ar
rested for theffor stealing THAT there dog-was bus
Madden in bonds for casting wisful eye his terrier
was sweet revenge ON being srraigned before Justice
Msnssd o. zoe a.se. Market f1cs Vs ~ sns don
1t his house But what has that 10 do with tho thsft
Of tho dogf''
way the railing and resting his head on his open
hands his coat buttoned TO his chin and ms linen con-
vensntly put out OF sight. "wel, Judge. IT'S lively 70
have dorg aroun your house, now isn't u, an
sBut. wny did YOU keen the dogf"
'sNow Iook-a-here your Honor. Of you had a dorg
your houseI say Il you had .OulI parp com.
TO % n.n an XIII 9. yfSs ss
SWELL wouldn't have stolen him."
.An' tho terrier kill your catsT'
Not even he killed my cata You had your reme-
dy at law"
Had /, Judgss Well, and you know when purp
IT'S nun TO rile Urinary sized teller guess, specsy
when that there purp IA -"
ing TO the complainant. Have you the dog hsreS"
.Yes sir" answered the complainant looking toward
whore the eases were sitting Here. Bill bring mp
And forthwith William ratified chain, and out from
under the seat crRwed whto skeleton or dog thai,
judging from the nzo Of hts head, fuli-bToodsd
.Hss beauty" remarked tho magistrate. iron-
..weli he are" responded wingos. Hes some Of
purp, now tell you, Judge"
"How much do you value HIM at ~
swell. no money could buy him. str. He's 50 useful
about the place."
s'But what do you value him at That Ia. X you
wanted to sell him, what would You think him worthf'
''Se that there dog. Judgei No money could buy
think him worth two cents, out I-welI hs's . good
ssay, what do VOC think heas WORTH 1t is necessary
that valuation should DO put on him In your deposit
WV .well. say $50"
tFor that dog Il, exclaimed his Honor
Eyes, Judge, that pup is worth every cent Of NJ tp
10 accommodate you we'il say SO, ard that's low"
you think so ~ questioned the magistrate.
'wei. put the dog down as being worth s25. John,'
IL was SO written and winges, his heart comfortsd
with knowledge that tho terrier his again.
swore II worth the sum named, and Mrs Thomas
Madden held in bonds 70 the value Of $500 to APP
pear and at the Special Sessions to the charge OF
stealing White, lea p ssTasgy looking Dull 'ernst
ARREST or a CIIyroRD-What will the readers Of my
Lord Bulwer Lytion say when they told that Cliff
ford has been "comprehended a. vagrom man, &C
tualy without Of support and, as the deposition
says ian idle. vicious. cssolute person, who has NO
Wis bic means to maintain himself and VINO ives with
whQ has been known to tho police for the TWO
or three months last past ~ being in the practice
byways and in the opon air p Shade OF romance what
funny and ridiculous thing y 70 BE- surs 70 learn
dousd, vicious person Last evening the CLIFFORD "a.
Justice Connolly, thinking that her growing
decidedly too cool for open air exercise and rsposs sent
him the prison adjoining preparatory 70 Few weeks
Judgment on Blackwell's Island.
An EFFICIENT PoLIcKxAx.-Some Of our police ofncers
arc so efficient times that they overdo things falling
tother side. making themselves decidedly rdicu-
lous-"dcmnition funny" Mr.. Mantilni Is wont to
cay. On Wednesday afternoon. for example, officer
Forbes anxious himself conspicuous and having
resolved that the Excise law should DO fully sustained:
smeled large MICE" while passing through Third
avenue near l24h There he observed. sitting
In physicians Office in the Of Mr. Aoneis drug
store, four gentlemen OF respectabity enjoying sun.
snd,. euchre" Among these were Mr. schredes, track
master OF The Belt Railroad, and Mr. John N. Neofew,
formerly Clerk Of the Assembly Of this state When me
that he had . demyohn lying around loose
In the Office. and under the impress
sion that there might DO 4 few drops OF creature
COMFORT. C., brandy-in it The vessel was found,
and glasses being procured Its contents were poured
out and exceedingly slim drinks they proved At this
point officer Forbes thinking the Law bsd been violated
he had noticing the little game Of "smile and
smile again. and willing smile repcatediy-rushed
into the drug and arrested the lean and hungry
apohecary" for selling liquors without having paid for
that excellent PRIVILEGE tho logical ground that the
physician had dispensed aqua rita TO hrs friends 10
office the OF the store. Tho LUMINOSITY minded
Forbes walked not only the gentleman named, but
the druggist Mr. Mcneil, before Justice Con-
molly, under tho impression that he had done bis
duty and tho brokers law ihad been made almost
A good a. new But, regret TO say, that ofhcer
Forbes very much astopished when Informed that
be had exceeded his powers and liable for false
prosecution by causeess deprivng innocent citizens
OF their liberty. The gentlemen were at once DIS
charged from custody and tho t'ccient and observs
anti iccr, ''clohed in little brief authority !" sked-
added from tho presence, doubt nerceiy objurgasns