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

hrston in his adav charges that the 18th day OF
last called him aud represented that
e Co Of Havana and vas authorized by them 10 pur.
bchass and ship quantity OF gum arabic and that the
Havana arm was highly respectable and wealthy. Mr.
Casas thsrsupon told the Complainant that II he would
Net him have gum arabic 10 the value OF $693 he would
bay the bill ON delivery. Mr. Thurston. believing the
REPRESENTATIVES thus made by Carrsras bs rus sent
khe goods 70 his ONCE. subsequent 20 which
collector waited upon him for the money. h. however,
a,lsl 10 ses the accused II that Tine but him al
h later day. CAreras had not the money due for the
gum arabic but made several promises which he failed
20 fulnL Mr.. Thunsoa now charge. that all me repre-
goods false in every psrisuiar and % known TO
iOe at the The accused made them. Mr. Csrreras
lsad demanded an ss.miua,on. which viii lake place
NJ future day. In the meantime Nj. Thomas w. b.
Hughsa OF 2Ss Madison avenue entered into bonds Of
nj 900 for the DEFENDANTS future appearance
ALLEGED ArrxxPr At MuRpER.-O Tuesday night
Michael Neville, living ct No. 50 Hester street, met
Sergeant Walsh Of the srth precinct the corner Of
Canal and the Bowery and entered into
lson with him. In q moments Afterwards James
t6urvan came up and dared Neville to fight him, which
ehe latter declined Sullivan who appeared 70 Dc
one barrel Of which, Is IS alleged, he discharged q,
Neville, but fortunaely, without effect. Officer Benson,
soof him 70 the s.at n hou q where be remained
ing the night Yesterday morning the accused vas
taksn before Justice shandey aud committed for trial.
In his examination Sullivan denied his guilt The
shooting is alleged ~ been the result OF old
difficulty between the parties.
ALLEGED FoRaERY AND swNDLlSo-Ay OLD AcouAisr-
AxcE IN CouRr Nearly three weeks ago man repre-
ssnting himself A. F. Boxer, alias William J. Boxer.
called upon the nrm OF Messrs rockingham Baylis,
mo so South street. and bought Ave bales Of cotton
duck valued at $685. which he ordered DO delivered
~ the store Of s. A. HARDWOOD Co., No. Chatham
square where be said he would pay for them
met saIsr IN from. Of No. Chatham square and
by bis order, dumped them on the sidewalk. Boxer
thsn handed the carman check Tor the amount drawn
ION the Corn Exchange Bank and purportng TO have
fbesn drawn by HARDWOOD & Co. fhe carman believing
ths check TO b genuine received and delivered the
ssms 70 hrs employers. Subsequently the check
presented the paying teller OF the Corn Exchange
Bank for certncaton, when the messenger informed
thss Harwood Co. had no account in that bank and
FOR Boxer, but neither ne the goods could
DE found q the time, and tho manner in
somewhat peculiar II appears that after Boxer
recsved the goods he, Is Charged. shippsd them 70
Hartford in order % avoid detection. Baker on Tuesday
xsshpped the goods to tits city by Of the boats Of
the Hartford Steamboat Company and placed them
storage At Peck slip Il SO happens that Rockingham
q Bayls receive goods from Connecticut by the
Zine Of steamers and sending ther for them
he discovered the bales OF which he had previously
delivered 70 Boxer and at once notified hts employers
"A watch was kept the goods until yesterday, when
Boxer called for them and VAS arrested BY ocer Kelly
Sesss Vas sfsp Ssrs Judge Hogan and
1or forgery lodged against him. The prisoner was COM
united 70 the Tombs for examination On about the
iIenr& Lucius Hart h Co, No Burling slip, for
whish. II alleged he paid forged check purport-
No Is Csntrs street The prisoner was aagnsd before
Justice Bowling some three four months ago on q
Umilar complaint and committed for trial default Of
$4,000 bail HIS counsel Obtained writ Of habsas
yus from one Of the Supreme Court judges and on
Ievtsw Of the case Boxer discharged.
SpRma AND WINTER CoURr AND THEIR QcARRx1.-
Ofcsr Suet OF ths precinct yesterday intro
ducsd To his Honor Justice Mansfield the Third Dis
tric Police Court in the person Of Annie Thompson an
attractive dame Of sxty-nve seventy summers, and
John Andre, young gentleman Of about eighteen
winters Those parties arrested for dsordery
duct technically and II came out their examination
shat they were iovers-a pair Of turtle doves whom
splitting their loving hearts together preparatory
giving them . thorough roasting on the altar
lof Hymen. But a. has been remarked BY Alcbiades
Ths pupil OF Socrates the frIeud Of Plato .sthe
Course OF true love did smooth" Il thought
modern poet has stolen body and sou) and the hot
0riendship Of AMMO aud Joh1 proves exception
Either Annie the ancient qusrrelsd with John she
dant Or .'wice wesa," - Samuel Weller, Senior,
tsrs little which quarreiied first, long they quar-
reed, and by that quarrel brought their coongs and
binss 70 light and themselves to the Judgment seat OF
The magistrate looked curiousy At the parties and
Hhen desred 70 know what was ths cause Of The dis
"Ahl your Honor !" said the sweet dame in . tremu-
lous voice, John wanted 10 ges fifty cents from and
% take my bottle OF whskey.".
"Botue OF wniskeyl Do you drink much :"
.'0s, mol oh mol your Honor she answered, III
only TAKE drop now ana then to comfort me-ehs to
.sTo comfort herr b,urted her youthful Adonis II
guess does II 10 druns she wants to be all time
ana TOOK ne boo from her to Keep her from swallow
..sut Why did you take her money from herY"
liquor"
'.Is this woman your mother or grandmothsrr
.Hs! bel hei, Uttered tue old lady. "oh, no.
lodge. Andre did-ftomiscd TO marry me, aud I'm
he hei-to DO bis wife soon. Ehs eh 2"
II. that true, sirf" asked the magistrate.
"Well-well-I-l-.oI zee, kind OF like her ~ n.
swersd the loving youth, Sushing to tho OF his
SWELL Andre" said Justice Mansfield Ieisurely as he
measured the inches OF lover, swho sghs like
furnace" "you are either fool philosopher. DR.
johnson. the exicographer married woman old enough
20 DO his mother aud lived happily with her until her
ldsasb; bat, Andre he was philosopher Noe, II you
are mot . philosopher must hang you ON the other
mind One Of ihess days you viii re paying barber
possibly ten cents Tor shaving your face; bat between
sns and then y you marry your her here you
"Oh, your Honor" the dame sighed, her voice trsm-
bling with excitement "I-II ma-aks MIN good wife.
"You drink too much whiskey I'm afraid Meantime
coocuded mis- Honor as he handed the papers to cior
Of the court 81 will nmi both the charge OF
disofderly conduct Tor examination"
And without another ~ord the lady and her lover
were escorted out Of the audience chamber the prison
adjoin ns
sAD srosr-A middle seed and respectable app.ar
ing woman, Nn Ellen Fishblrn. appeared before JUS
tics Conuoily Of The Yorkve Police Court yesterday
afsrnooa and asked that her daughter Mary Ann Fish
burn. for beng ain constant state OF intoxica.
ton and assocating with Idle and disordsrly
psrsonh saving away from home until late
hours Of NE night and refusing to do any
work To sspposs hesef rcspsrtAbIy be- dealt win
xGy. when arraignsd before the mag strats looked
dirty .ggsd and boasd her face reng only greatly
once possessed considerable beauty, but IL IKE her
honor had flown never to return. The poor motber's
face was bathed In tears she related msdseds OF
her daughter, who stood mmovabiy uncoucernediv Al
the railing as she were the most dsn erssted person
In the world and not the spoiled beauty and the soled
soul she L.
MARY" said his Honor he looked at the degraded
girl this 10 sad story. Your poor mother comes here
relate her daughter shame aud that daughter listens
to " another person spoken Of aud not her.
SELF Has liquor blunted your moral perceptions 90
deadened your faculties that shame IL left
In your
my mother tells more than the truth" answered tbs
young girl vay abashed by the rsbuke OF his Honor