The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-18

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slss game With cards eaiIsd svagssssab .itA james
L.ain, who vca from hin g eas sitting The sum Of
play, thss dsfaudas him DOT Of the money: Il 10 fur
thsr alleged In Mr. Aliens sdavit thas Ladia then kept
Aouse Ia. xc Justice Bowling held LAnin % bail IN
81, 900 70 answer 70 Mr.. Allsas complaint
BOGUS ORDm.-Dslavan Frankiin was arrested By
ofnesr Martin, 4 the Second precinct charged With
sSsainins IRON Michael Hassen Of No 22 water street.
u the employ q Mr. shafsr, copper kettle valued a.
Smith. Of the Park House II subsequently, appeared
shat the order was worthless and Of value Juscs
Bowling committed the accused for examination
BURGLAR NICELY CIRCUMSTANCES nightly for the
laA ten days the store OF Mr. Eugene Greed,
Che third door Of premises No 50 Gold
street. has been mystsriously entered and
robbed OF shoe uppsn. boot legs caliski q.
Ao the value OF from SIS TO 500 each occasion
NJ Creed not being able to unravel the mystery and
stop the thes engaged the services OF detectives Null
lin and Harfet Of the Fourth precinct who lodged in
On Wednesday evening while the officers were in their
hiding place, Henry Holmes alias Oscar Hinchman,
he swung himself 10 another window some
three feet distant and communicating with Mr. Creed's
store dc opened .his window, and while cropping bis
which SO frightened him that he was unable to move or
mike noise. Hinchman was then arrested, and yes
eerday afternoon taken before Justice Bowling, whore
Mr. Creed made an affidavit against him. II appeared
during the examination that tho worked on the
NTH floor OF the samo building, and the alleged in
ference Is had been the habit OF coming down
nights and entering Mr. Crsed's store In the manner
described and helping himself to such goods as he
Hinchm2u
store on one OCCASION but not with intent to steal BE
committed for trial Hnchman 10 thirty years
Of age and q harness maker by trade
ALLEGED ExBEzzLsxsSr.-rhs Firth precinct police
yesterday arrested Henry B. Looms late clerk in the
employ Of Aessrs. Ramsay, Coles l. Co.. Of Franklin
street, on a charge Of embszzlemsnt LOOMS, 1t ap-
psar, in The month OF August last intruscd with
and converted the proceeds thereof to use with
out the knowledge consent Of his employers. The
accused was committed for examination before Justice
Bowling.
CAUGHT FLY.-Iast Wednesday evening II 10
charged against Charles James that he, in company
with colorsd man, want into the store OF Jose Ma
Bustamants No 1SH Thompson street. and, during the
absence OF the proprietor the worthy couple stole
quantity OF cigars in boxes. Tho property stolen
estimated at $24 As soon they took the property,
- alleged they ran away. James pursued by one
Of the officers Of the Eighth precinct and while
on NE wing During his fight ne flung away the cigars
which he carried with him. Justice Dodge COM
nitted the accused TO the Court OF Special
Sessions
ALLEGED NORWAY RopnrRY ON TssrH AvxsuE.-Ths
night before last man named James Owens. while
walking up Tenth about o'clock. met by
gang Of roushs at the Of Twenty ninth street
One who appeared to be the leader OF the pa rty il
alleged. advanced towards complainant and calling
him by his name, asked him II he sgoing pay for
them ball tickets" Tho man replied that he had done
o. when the spokesman told him he was liar. few
words followed, when is alleged, the whole party
upon Owens and beat him badly. When he arose he
found that bis gold watch valued a. $40 was taken
that ne Early tho alleged leader OF the gang steal
Ovens watch while he lay on the ground When the
captain OF the Twentieth precinct informed Of the
occurrence he gave the affair into the hands Of detective
Reilly, who succeeded in arrestng the whole gang
avenue. They brought into court before Justice
Dodge yesordsy, two cfthem ironed Their names are
James F. Early, Michaei Aahady. William Campbell
and Patrick Coughan. The complainant Is very re-
spectacle man. The accused brought before JUS
sce Dodge VINO held them to answer the charge at the
Court Of Special Sessons in default OF az 600 bail
each.
WoRKIvo THE CARs-Oncer Kealy, OF the Eighth
precinct arrested John Doughsry while Of the
Grand street line OF The officer says he the
accused lay his hand upon the clothing OF woman who
was the At the time with the intention Of picking
her pocket Doughery Is we'll known 70 the police AZ
IN expert pickpocks whose picture hangs the por
trait gallery At police headquars Justice Dodge yes
tsrday dssous OF giving the accused an opportunity 70
do the State some service. sent him for trial ct the
Court Of Special Sessions
PRECIOUS ASSAULT PossBLH HOMICIDE -Ysstsr-
Gay aged woman named Mary Hsaey, - her son,
Maurice Heasy alleges In his complaint fsrocious
II assaulted by Sarah Sanders in the house In East Sixty
third street. in which the accused resides II appears
the women got into QUARREL but were not satisfied TO
have Il out with their tongues and finger nails (the
weapons or offence aud defence women usually avail
themselves Off but instead resorted TO iron RODS. While
the old lady the accused stated advanced upon her
poker made Of stout iron rod she seized another
Of similar character and a. the Opponent stated
her. Hsaey, in the head, near the lefs temple
and grevously and dangerously injured her that u
WAS found necessary 10 remove her without delay 70 inc
before the sitting magistrate, ~ late hour yesterday al
ternoon, the old woman Mary Heaey unable 10 At
tend Dr. Brush, physician in charge OF the medical In
stitute certifying that she was dangerously injured
while the acting justice, Alderman Hamey was
discussing the propricty OF the accused giving bail,
officer OF the In and cd that there
strong probability OF the woman dying in few hours
from the hurs alleged 70 have been received o. TIE
hands OF sarah Sanders This statement materially
changed the complexion Of the case Tho prisoner, who
had q very sick child her arms, vas, despite the
strenuous OF her counsel committed 70 prison
20 await the result OF the injuries inflicted on Mrs.
Healcy.
subsequently defendants counsel stated that he had
rallied at the dispensary and had there learned that
old woman had sufficiently recovered 10 be removed
her home and consequently asked that the accused
his client permitted her residence under
the dsponent, Maurice Heaisy, srenuousiy opposed
The finally decided TO receive bail until this
morning.
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