The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-16

4 WmoS IApv Rosarn nv P,cssocA Ere.--sopha Fl. |
aims alias Levy. alias Lyons. alias kaie uiiiams w1
yesterday brougb. before Justice Bowling BY officer
Iamoreaux. Of the Broadway squad on the charge ~
having picked The pocket OF MIRA Matilda g OAK Nv,
widow Of judge Oakley, residing al No. II Ora ssroy
Park About four O'Clock Friday afMrncon
MIS- Oakley was passing down Broadway &. mir
tecnlb street when, is alleged the pr.soAr and two
accom- pll,es gathered about 70 ATTY impede her
progress Mrs. Oakley requested .ae N u allow her 20
pass one OF the three wonsn made . remark 10
loud tone OF voice 81 which Time Mrs, Oakley missed
from The pocket Of her dr<ss pvrse contaplng $40
.ss.sory 1o.s and ~ Y other money The women then
sown bioaawAy ">c saw hsr get into . stage. Kate,
Aiming hat she pursued eft The omnibus and said
70 Mrs. oakley "rak low, for am Innocent The officer
Mross We sreet As Kate was about TO be searched
ME- uassy discovered in the Of secretng $40
oh IN. 40 her glove, and sxcaimsd 'Thas oiy bili;
20 Which the prisoner replied, III your bill you
haven Mira Oakley made an Afhdayit erobodyng
va above facts and the magistrate committed the &C.
assd the forhbs for trial Kate is twenty years OF
Ase native OF New Jersey, and lives No. 200 West
Eighteenth street. MIRA Oakley stated in
i've prevona occasions she had been vio,imzed By pick
pockets
ARRssrvv foRurxp Srs.seosT THIEF Moses d cd
employed in III ferry buaing foot Of Corsland' sse,
yesterday caused tho arrest OF Patrick Hoy on the
charge Of stealing from m coat and hat valued at
20 rom IN bead the steamboat Metropolis,
iyns 81 tho foot Of Murray street, North river
property ". his posses on and Justice Downing before
wnor no was anaigncd, committed him 70 she iomos
u
sBoor fys AFFs4y Brr~xEs wArcBslH 4ssD SAILOR
On Tus sday last Samuel Logan aachd OF The stesm
ship nitsd Kingdom, Andrew Mullsrkey, private
watch man living 345 East Thirty street had
an alteration the lower part OF the city, during
his adversary, wounding him severely in The left
10 nd Logan not arrested at tho time, but ester
Iesc ns o. me sIan
lowing and locked up for trial in default OF 81 900
lrpauo Ia I'M r. hA
charge
LADY On sRayr WITH PsaJuRy-C Captain Jourdan, OF
the sixth precinct yesterday brought before Justice
| Bowling, At The Tombs Police Court, MIRA Rosetta N.
Hardie whom he had arrested on charge OF perjury
preferred against her by Mr. Courtandt Palmer resid.
ing At No 24I Madison avenue. In the affidavit OF Mr
Palmer appears that on the kth umo he made app-
GATOR TO Justice Smith, OF the Third Judicial district
for against the defendant and her husband
Jason w. Hardle IN relation to summary proceedings 10
possesson Of land for Of rent and
facts In the ease Three days subsequently, Mrs Barde
Med an affidavit before Justice smith, In which she
| 81. 500 Couriandt Palmer JE, rent for certain
promises occupied by her. and that the had been
fully paid that day. The complainant further alleges
that the adavt and siatcmen. Of Mrs Hardls 80 made
was falsely, corrupuy. thoroughly, wilfay and ma
,me Of making, and that the afdavit OF Mrs Hard
made for the purpose OF securing decision in her
favor During the trial OF the the Esd u 4rS
Harde, charged paying the money (S2 500)
TO tourIlandt Palmer, Jr, who gave her receipt
",
pocket ali Of which, further charged maliciousy
false spd untrue IN every particular. Mrs Hardie
red appear In court again to-day for
| nation on the complaint
| A HusBASp AND wIrs CHARGED wIru SgopurrrsG. -
James shaT and his wife Johanna, was alleged At the
Tombs Police Court yesterday, entered the store Of
Charles Everett l2s Chatham street. Saturday even
nS under pretence OF wishing to buy goods, and
shay secre two boys coats valued at $685. under the
olds OF her shawl which hung carelessly her
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precinc, called and arrested both parties VITO
were yesterday arraigned before Justice bowling and
committed Tor trial In default OF bail The stolen pro-
| perry was recovered.
ARREST ALLEGED PcKPocKEr.-- Onicer Brophy,
of the Third precinct arrested Charles Williams and
Daniel Mahcny, the charge OF assaulting, as he
alleged, An unknown woman, with intent TO steal her
| pocketbdok. Williams was standing Al an Eighth
| nue. in Vesey street, when he observed III the
act OF attempting TO thrust his hand into lady's
pocket, and at the Mahony stood In front OF
the woman and crowded against her. thus assisting vii.
Justice Downing committed The prisoners 70 the rombs
| for trial.
DESCENT Az ArLEcEp GAMBLING Houss.--Ia.s on
Saturday night the police made descent upon she prem
ises No. SO shorG street and arrested tho proprietor
Jacob Schneider, and twenty eight Others who il
stated were engaged in the dcmoralizpg amusement
Q. seven up" "buG" 'poker or some OF the other
Justice shandlsy q, the Third Distrc, Police Court Yes
terday morning, the "wenty-eight others wore dis
charged, with advice to mend their ways, The pro-
| pristor. Jacob, being held 10 answer.
He ToRGor Hrs PocKRrBooK. On Sunday, the gath
nt Mr. Charles l. spithorn entered the grocery store
at the southeast Of Second and second
street make trining purchase and after payn
for the LEFT his pockebook, which he says con.
| tanned $40, on the counter behind him. Discovering
his loss shortly after, he returned TO The store but the
pocketbook could not be seen, and Claus wundermann,
who was In charge OF the place denied any knowledge
| Of Couceving some suspicion OF Ciaus' innocence
| in this regard Mr. spthorn had him arrested lie
yesterday held 10 answer by Justice ShAndley OF
| Third District Police Court
| ColoRxp TROUBLES -Enoe Thompson OF No 70 Green
wch street, appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday
morning and made charge OF grand larceny against
Emma Jane Thompson, Lizzie Anderson, Alfred Thomp-
and Edward Leighton. all coiorcd individuals
Complainant alleges that few evenings since he In
company with the prisoners decided upon going the
theatre together but that previous 10 going Emma
Jane requested Enos to let her have his pockctbook,
which contained $2l0. IN order that she might put
away for safe keeping After tho pocketboos put
| IN Ernma James trunk the whole party, with the
cepton Of Leighton started for the theatre When the
show vas over they returned and when they arrived
Emma James apartments the doors found apart
ans the trunk Open Euns. however thinks that the
door and trunk business " all dodge he believes
that Emma Jane instead OF putting the money ia the
rurk. Played the sleght OF hand game by keeping the
morey and that the other prisoners cognixant Of
the TACT and acting IN concert with her ON being
charged WITH the offence they all pleaded ignorance
fns magistrate, however, committed them for exam-
| nation.
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