The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-12
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couaI.
Another Batch Of Cpunterfeiters In Court
Before Judge Smaley.

Another Batch Of & ymmterfeiters La Court.
Before Judge Smaey
TIE United .Ssotes a. JOHN Disoro,v The defendant
proprietor OF the Arbor Wee, Houston street, in
ded with having the 9th day Of June las: uttered
ana god largo quantity OF counterfeit fractional cur
rencysxty three pieces OF. nfty-cent currenoy-wth
intent defrnud some person unknown The facts OF
the detailed by Mr. Bell, Assistant United states
District Attorney, briefly folowsA detective Of
the service division Of the Treasury Department
from information ne received with regard to certain
of the defendant and other parties acting
under him, and who be met any time the
Arbor 10 Houston street. the city and entered st
into negotiations with sbrow for the sale and pur
chase OF counterfeit money having an Introduction from
countertetcr doing business In another city The de-
PENDANT tho first interview remarked that the deec-
tive could not better recommended The detective
that he want ed ten and five cent currency stamps
These the defendant was not st the time supplied
with. He was then asked II he had any OF
replied he had not, but had q small stock
OF the previous issue to that detective remarked that
after all no kept BIT dry coecern defendant said he
would had then abundant supply. tut
tho stun $4,000 q the lest hfs,es to susvs Pa me
detective then said he would take SIS worth OF whatever
no had which. AFTER semarkng be did al in svch
small quantities. the prisoner CONSENTED 70 accommodate
corans 70 spponsmsn Inc detective o. The Following
morning put in appearances n the ASbor and IN reply
deendanss question y be had come after that su6
said yea The latter tAan told 70 wait wfilc and
he would sther give 70 him himself or be would send
t him by another party named Bradley. confederate
bsOrow but =. The opening Of The case withdrew bis
plea Of not guilty and pleaded guisy Tho accused and
9hor, shssncs bradley reI"rpsa rnh nack .yc
OF the counterfeit money and handed II TO tho officer,
who inquired 'Is this all rsht; am 10 pay you OF
Dsbrow Bradley replied that il was all the same, that
they were both In the .thing. The money was then
paid for the stun and after making ARRANGEMENTS for
met Dsbrow, who asked him II tho slun was all right
The other said yes and that be bad paid Bradley for 10;
10 which tho defendant said u was all the same thing
hat fhovv hOfh n IL nd In
Tho detective oacer Brucs, was shsn called 70 give his
testimony; but AFTER fow questions defendants couu
sell Mr. Stuart and addressing tbs Court said thas
from experience Of late thess Cases the
sy the ana hs own Enowdrs Of shs law
he fot convinced that conviction would follow; and
duty say that the plea guilty would be Withdrawn
and his client would plead guilty 70 the Indictment He
returned the city, when facts would be sub
United which might move the Court 10 ienency In shs
5lr Courtney, United States District Attorney Your
Honor. vii, move for judgment in this case tomorow
morning
Judge smalley In the ot.Bradley. who joint
" Indicted with the defendant here aud who Withdrew
tho Plea OF not guilty and pleaded guilty, deferred
sentence for week. and shis wall also be the ruc In
this
The prisoner was then removed.
ANOTHER cousrEsrErtR PLEADS GUILTY.
The rr.ted States ps Thomas Ha rmgton - he defend
pleaded not guilty 10 indictment charging him
with pasging counterfeit Cnied States Currency aud was
defended by Mr.. Stuart Al the opening of the ease
defendants COUNCIL said this 'another coon that
don't any OF the District Attorney FIRE" The de-
iendant would withdraw his plea OF not gnifty aud
plead guilty TO the indictment, which he did and
removed, sentence being deferred
Joseph Bradley Jointly ind ctei with John nlsbrow. in
whose sentence deferred for week, withdrew
under The pressure Of the prosecution his plea OF not
guilty. and pleaded guilty Sentence, - In the other
cases, deferred.
Ciliomer Demichile also Indicted a counisrselier,
wnhdrcw his plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty
sentence deferred
i cvruzsFxIisR STANDS Hre TRIAL AND " covvIcTgn.
Philip Martin charged with passing counterfeit United
states currency defended by Mr. tampbei put himself
on rlal be ore jury. Aiier brief examination OF
witnesses support OF the prosecution aud ingeu
defence the part OF tho council tbs jury rem
dersc verdict Of guilty. Sentence deferred