The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
BaooKLM INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST or An ALuxGxp CONFIDENCE OPERATOR "A man
about lforty years OF ago, giving the nams Of Hen-
drcks Ross yesterday arrested by ofcer Lewis Of
tho precinct charge Of iarcsny from the
person. preferred by Anton Ludewck Of North second
and North Sixth streets, 4. d. MT. Ludewick alleges
about month ago the accused called a his piacs
OF business aud left lock TO be repaired saving that he
would cali for In day or two. which he did, On be1
messenger be sent with him with cnaugs for twenty
dollar bill, VIII ca he had ct place near by.l
little daughter with the change, ia company
with Ross aud after the latter lead the child short ds1
lance he Is alleged seized her violently took posi-
until yesterday when no was identified IN the street. by
his victim and handed to the officer pamed. The
prisoner was held by Justice Daley in bonds Of $500 "a
answer.
AGGRAVATED AssAULr.-A man named Daniel Greco
yesterday convicted before Justice Daley Of ASSAULT
ing in a savage manner . shoemaker named Joh4
Young doing business South Fourth street. D. ID
appeared In evidence that tho prisoner assaulted Young
because he asked him to pay for reralrng his Shoes
Tho Justice fined Green $50 and in default Of payment
imposed sixty days In the Penitentiary.
EscAPKD.-A convict named John Shields made his
escape from the Penitentary Tuesday afternoon-j
He serving OF three years for burglary. bus
got away from his keeper while working in the ded with
several other prisoners THUS Is the second prisone
Who has escaped from the Penltentiarv recently Ihs
enough " admit his body.
FExALs SHoPLIyTxRs SESrESoeD.-Yesterday two
young girls named Ellen Devins and Kate Feepsyl
taken before Justice Cornvsli . CHARGE OF s6op
lifting Il appears from the evidence they had snbred
the fancy store OF Max Alters 224 Fulton street, uhdee
the pretext OF making purchase but instead Of ine
they stole number of fancy articles and wsFs imx,
medately arrested. The accused ~ers convictedlAnd
sentenced to three months imprisonment in the ni-
Tertiary.
ALLEGED BURGLARY Charles Langdon we'll drs(sed,
honest looking young taken before yItce
Cornwe yesterday a charge Of having burglardnsly
Hicks aud Rsmsen streets Monday night. Az Tie
complainant was not present the prisoner committed
20 jail TO await trial.
FINED AGAIN. --Elephaet Moore, who keeps liquor
saloon at the Of Atlantic and Fourth avenues Wa
fined $50 by Justice Cornws yesterday for violating tho
Exc - law IN selling liquor without q license. The &C.
cused, IL said, has paid $3.50 In fines during the pass
year.
committed to jail by Justice Dunno yesterday afternoon
charged with assaultng Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Ooyls
IL appears that Doylr armed with writ or sxeossson
afars whskey STILL IN slavan street. Rcha d.
nx u u. ,.s 49, gu ernoon when ne
most prominent Of which was Koran. {,
SUDDEN DEATH IN MosrRosx Avksun.-A German
named Francis aumsr fell cead at his boarding house
100 Montrose avenue, \. D., yesterday Deceased had
partaksn OF hearty dinner few moments previous
hts decease and his death In supposed 70 have resulted
from heart disease He was young. unmarried man. !
FaL vson 4 THIRD STORY wrSpow.--A child named
Robert Hall yesterday accidentally fell from = third
story window OF s parents residence, 273 south First
street. d., :, the area, but mraculouy escaped ssr
Gus injuries i
PRESBYTERIAN sysoD-As OLD QUESTION RgvrvkD Tho
syned OF New York identified With the Old school Pres
tyteriau Church began It's session yesterday evening
IN the Central Presbyterian church, Brooklyn sermon
being preached by Rev. DR.. Davidson Of HUT nrton,
L. j. Tue entire business OF session resolved Itself
into discussion as TO whether Professor Eaton should
be admitted 20 sest The ground OF objection
because tbs Professor signed declaration and testi
moDy" got up by sole OF the Southern churches and
which openly set at defiance the authority OF the Gen.
srs Assembly. The stood lhus-In favor OF admis-
sion. ~; opposed LOG.
Am FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SurrxRERs-Messrs.
George r. Bidds Co., OF New York, acknowledge the
receipt Of slo2 ~ the hands Of Mr. q. w. Woodward.
being collection TAX M In the First Baptist church
OF Nassau street. Brooklyn for the sufferers from The
yellow fever In Houston and interior OF Texas