The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

along the pavement with coat and pair OF pantaloons
under his arm syouth ramed Joseph Lyons Is alleged
snachcd the clothing from under his and passed 1t
Two oonIeoeres VINO ned and escaped Win ~. a
terpted to escape but pursued and arrested oy on
cor sullivan, Of the Fourth precinct Lyons who IS but
sixteen years OF taken before Justice Hogan
and committed TO the Iombs for trial IN default OF $500
bail.
DOG FIGHTING SuPBoARp-CRUELIY TO ANNALS -
Alexander Ncksrson Is captain OF vessel lying at pier
~ East river, and keeps ferocous dog ABOARD his
craft Yesterday morning strange dog, much smaller
and less fierce than tho owned by Captain Nicker
son, taken board the vessel by some men VINO
prowl around the DOCKS soon after which the brutes
let loose the deck and Immediately engaged in
fight which was waged with great fury for ten or nf
teen minutes. At the expiration OF that time the
small dog lay exhausted the deck OF the
weasel, with his lips bitten through and through
and badly manged presenting shocking spectacle Of
brutality Mr. James Atwaer, OF 40 Park place, who
wi messed the latter part OF the encounter called officer
Miller, OF the Second precinct, had Captain Nicker
son arrested The prisoner taken before Justice
Hogan at the Tombs, where Mr. Atwater made
paiRt in which he charged the accused with encourag
ing the dogs fight, consequently cruelty
animals. The unfortunate cur, which had como oil
second best in the nght was also led TO court by the
officer, and lay the floor almost heless while the
complaint was being taken The accused committed
TO the lombs for trial in default OF bail In order that
the owner Of the dog might BE- able to find his property
the magistrate directed him to taken the property
clerk which was accordingly done
The CONFIDENCE GAME.--James F. Kelly, resident OF
of the Now England States, board Of the
Fall River line Of steamers yesterday afternoon when
he was accosted by one George English who, it il
alleged represented himself merchant doing bust
in Boston, and that he then had board the boat
quantity Of goods and was going to Boston by that
vited the country gentleman to take walk and after
proceeding few blocks stranger accosted English
and demanded payment for some goods English there.
upon took from pocket paper apparently q check
which the stranger refused TO accept me ground that
he could not make change English then turned 70 Kelly
they should 80 back to the boat Kelly handed him the
money after which English requested him to wait there
for few minutes English and the stranger then
stepped into building across the street, when in
formed Kelly that they were sharpers Officer Petit OF
the Broadway squad being called arrested English rs he
leaving door Of the same building facing on
another street. On searching the prisoner tho money
had obtained from Kelly could not DO found He Is sup
posed to have passed It to the stranger VINO his
escape The prisoner was taken before Justice Hogan
and committed to the Tombs for examination. The
complainant was detained IS Q witness.
ACCIDENT RECKLESS DRIVING Sergeant Blair OF
the Second precinct, yesterday entered complaint
against John Malone whom he had arrested charge
Of recklessly driving horse attached TO wagon,
the Of Madison and Pearl stroots Malone It is
alleged knocked down, ran over and seriously injured
q poor woman, named Elizabeth Bet, now confined in
Bellevue Hospital. Judge Hogan held Malone TO bail to
answer the charge before the Court Of Sessions
ESCAPED FROM STATE Prison. superintendent Ken.
NEEDY received q telegram from Sing Sing yesterday a
ternoon informing him that negro named George Doty
who had been ucarcerated in the State Prison in that
village had escaped during the day and had this
city. The police are on the lookout for him.
LOST Hn CAsH-Nr. Andrew Z. McGlynn, of No. Al
West Twenty ninth street. called At police headquarters
yesterday afternoon and stated that while no in the
ONCE Of stable the OF 400 Sixth avenue, where
he had gone collect rent he put his pockebook
tanning $75 In bills and eighteen and three quarter shares
Of The Social apc Sepoe Mining Company OF Nevada,
n table In the room He left the place few minutes
afterwards forgetting the wallet but on missing il ho
returned 10 get IT, out didn't as il had been made to
disappear Ia manner the dexerity OF which Mr. Nc
Glynn IL at = loss to comprehend.
ALLEGED FALSE Pref. ScB.-Margaret Brewers, No 81
Charlton street, complains that she called dry goods
Establishment In Csiharnc street for the purpose OF
purchasing some goods While there she alleges, she
waited upon by man named Edward Howard, who
sold her piece OF goods twelve yards quantity for
which she paid. On arriving home she unfolded the
goods and found there only five yards Ia what
had received She went back to the store, but could
get satisfaction. she therefore caused Howard
arrested who, being brought before Justice Mans
field, was held TO answer in the sum OF $500 bail.
rsE PmlApElPrnA FrR observation-disclosures Geary's
requisition Governor Fenton Tor the transmission Of
Eugene Ackrman, alias Rickerman, who is in
tody n the Central Once the charge Of being of
the who robbed the store OF Messrs wormeih 4
Co., in Philadelphia OF $4,000 worth OF fur skins
few weeks received at headquarters yesterday
afternoon Ackerman Is the third person has bocn
Harris and Trenibc having been sent to Philadelphia
last Saturday.
srRucx IN THx HEAD wiru 4 Husu-A man who
gave his name Patrick Boylan yesterday ar
ragned before Justice Ledwith complaint or hav.
ing committed feonious assault upon the person Of
John MInnck, by striking him the head with a
dangerous wound The onicer who made the ARES,
had the hammer in with which, II is said Minnck
Was hit and Il 10 most disasreeaoe looking tool TO DO
M ~ fuiur man tisat IN
the hospital IN very precarous state and the prisoner
was committed 10 awai, the resell Of his injuries.
sr. PArRIck's DAr Ror.-Another Of the alleged
rioters Of the 81 Packs Day disturbance brought
up In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday William
Edwards OF No 222 East Twenty ninth street. appeared
and Identified the prisoner, who gives his Will
liam Newman, as being the he In Grand street.
on the 18th OF March, nourishng polcemans club and
acting - u he was striking some person lying the
with man on horseback who was nourishing . sword
Newman says he - twenty eight years OF age, black
smith BY trade, aud born in Ireland Tho compal6t
made against him by Captain Hemes>of the rhIr-
teenth precinct He was admitted TO bail by Justice
Mansfield in The sum OF $4,000.
THs Corr or GONG ON AN EXCLUSION Frances Moore
No lis West Thirty ninth street. appeared before JUS
tce Ledwith yesterday and charged Mary Johns with
having stolen sss The facts OF the stated are
those :-kiss Moore was going on an excursion and in
her absence desiring have some one her house.
she asked the accused she would do So Tho request
WAS complied with bus the return Of the complainant
she found herself minus es5. She accused Mary OF
taking H. and had her arrested II a. further stated that
the stolen money burned BY the accused The pr-
soner Is apparently respectable girl She was CON-
mitted for examination.
VIOLATING HEALrH oRDrSAscss Mary Carlton was
brought before Justice Ledwth yesterday . charge
Of violating the health laws by throwing ashes in the
public sirests STE Was held TO answer
CRrrLrr TO ANNALS William Rich srdson President
Of the Fast Broadway and Dry Dock Railroad Company,
charged Frank Gates with cruelty animals by striking
and wounding horse. Justice Mapsheld held the
accused 10 answer 10 the sum OF 200 bail.