The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13


a. she nsrvoasy wound the hsxs tube 10 her trumpet
around one OF her wrists "Now, understand yes, she
pa pu. me 70 treat expense she threw lump q
An earnest locking woman here stepped on the wit
ness stand and informed his Honor that she Was
could assure his Honor thai Mrs Levy was deaf On
the earnest lady subsidng simplify matters French
gsnssman' why Knew not one word o. Lnsish iron =,
the other, undertook 10 explain the dmcuiy, and OF
course threw everything INTO confusion
MRS Levy said his Honor at last that parsonage
suryslancs, and II ever hear Of your annoying Mira
.Yss, yes" interrupted the lady. '1h do so-rn
do sol''
"If you annoy Mrs Burks--n
'fes; she deserves 10. think" again interrupted
"If-",shouted his Honor, getting slightly exaspsr-
ated, as ne sunk back in his char all but exhausted
made her second appearance and seized Mrs Levy
by the neck, and, half burying her mouth IN her
ear yelled IN unconscious imitation Of the woman who
SOLO sooAnss IN Grand street. that she ever hinted
to Mrs Burke again abe was anything but first
class feminine she, Mrs L. would "go up" Ths in
formation seemed 10 have elecIrfy NJ effect on The
deai un or she no sooner heard IL than she rushed
for the door and ere "another puisaton Of time made
ner way followed BY Mrs Burke, into Essex street. to
the great rseI OF DIS Honor and those who happened 10
be near him, aud who take things mildly
ENTERING Houss WITH ALLEGED BuRGLARious IN
Txxr-Thomas s. julio, OF 90 Second avenue, and Ed
win K Robinson, OF the Seventeenth precinct police
accompanied by William McCauley as prisoner went
before Justice shandey Of the Third District Police
Court yesterday forenoon and alleged thai on the
morning OF the 18th Inst the prisoner by OF
'Jimmy" forced through front basement window an
entrance into Ar. jules residences, the above
OF feonionsy taking them away, to the value Of 500
Officer Robinson stated that while passing the
house In question he saw light burning In the front
basement and the accused gathering and pling in .
bundle on table number OF garments; that he made
an effort TO get into the apartment but before he could
do so the prisoner put light and rereated 10
rested him the fellow remarkng as he did "that he
wished he had shot him before he had taken him" On
his examination hcCauley declined the ques.
tons that are usually propouaded 20 prisoners in his po
ston He was fully committed for trial.
ArrEMTED HiGHwAY RoaBzaY. Yesterday Imogens
p Duffy appeared before Justice Kelly OF the Fourth
District Police Court, and alleged that on Monday
evening, At about six o'clock shortly after leaving her
residence on Second avenue 1881 street, and
while passing through the Third avenue young man.
James walsh, who was almost Immediately af,srward
to snatch out 81 her hand q pockeibook con-
tanning legal tender notes OF the value OF $2i Walsh,
u was alleged was exceedingly rude toward the lady
He seized her she said by breast with hand,
while with the other he attempted to force the book
contanins me money out OF her possession On his
examination he did not deny the attempt at highway
robbery but said The did take hold OF tho
or attempt 20 knock her down." In default Of $1,000
bali he was comintted for trial.
ALLEGED ATrssrr TO Shoot AN OFFICER ION Monday
afternoon four young men, Allen Breckenridge John
Williams. iona Brown and Charles King while grossly
intoxicated as Thomas Ferguson Of tho Thirty second
precinct police, alleged before Justice Kelly, the
on the Harlem river ana while rowing
under Central brf1gs were not only very noisy in
and insulting character and upon the officer calling
on them to be more moderate their conduct King, It
was averred drew revolver and pointing II At him
discharged one OF its barrels intending TO do the officer
bodily harm The parties Immediately arrested,
and were yesterday arrgnsd and committed FOR exami
nation
No.
deer King, Of the Tenth police precinct the presence
Of Justice Shandsy. Of the Third District Police Court
alleged that At half-pass eleven o'clock on Monday
night two men, James Gilroy and James KeatIng whom
he arrested and who were In whom be made bis
deposition, attacked an unknown man In felonious
out q The stads theatre y in the ' Bowery .
They joined the crowd and worked their way through
the people until half up the hall keeping close
saw Groy put his hand under the coat Of . man
In front Of him. and then on the unknown mans pauta-
looms pocket Heating pressing close to Groy conceal
his operations At this juncture the officer attempted
70 arrest them, when they resisted him. whsreupon c
thu: n made .S them The we're hold
for examination.
BOLD STREET RomnY-John a. skslly, . young
man Of unprspossessng appearance, was arrested BY
oncsr Rush, OF the Filth precinct John Pugh. Of $40
Greenwich street. charges that while counting his
bills from his hand away with them. Rs was
pursued and taken in charge Justice Bowling CON-
misted 5ksy TO the Tombs for trial EE H
AI1saxD FRAUD ut 4 RK1unD Oyucsa.-Geergs A.
Buckingham, respectable appearing man, claiming 70
b. . merchant and living IN Thiry.fourth street. was
yesterday arrested BY ocsr Youry OF the Twenty sixth
precinct charge Of fraud preferred against him BY
James Hutchinson, Of No. Isl Chatham street. II 10
alleged that the 9th inst the accused called at
Attachments place Of business and represented that he
attached 70 the Mayors Office, and asked him he
had renewed his suc,ioneers license for the present
year, and recsived reply IN the negative, inasmuch
be had received intelligence from the Mayors Office that
no not required TO his license till later In the
year. Buckingham replied that be would be required
10 renew his license and that in not doing be
ingham very considerably, however offered settle
the matter for the small sum Of IS, which Hutchinson
gave him. Hutchinson believing the representations Of
Buckingham to be true gave him the money required,
and subsequently learned that the accused
tachsd to the Mayors Office in any capacity. Hence the
cused for trial 1t alleged that The prisoner attempted
to obtain IS from James Hutchinson, relative Of the
complainant doing business 1t LIT Chatham street
ALLEGED RoBnzRY or 4 SAILOR. yesterday afternoon
John Lewis sailor living ~ 90 Cherry street. invited
Philip Labor and John King into drinking place. corner
Of Oliver and Cherry Streets and while there, a.
legged they sezsd and held him fast while female, not
arrested thrust her hands into his pockets forciby
it, LaIor and King were subsequently, arrested
by olcer Fitzgerald Of the Fourth precinct and Justice
Bowling committed them for examination. II said
tho Court OF General Sessions whore no had bssn ar.
raigned on charge Of burglary.
ALLEGED THEFT yRox Domestic Ellen Gleason,
domestic living At No. % West Fifty.nrst street. yes
terday caused the arrest BY ofcsr Martinez Of the
Fourteenth precinct, Of Thomas Wesley on the
charge OF stealing e5s In money, two silk dresses and
cheap jewey. At tho time Of the alleged larceny
Ellen lived at No. II West Fifty hrst street. the furni-
ture In which house had been sold TO one Simmons.
While the goods were being removed Ellens trunk
broken open and nod Of lie valuable contenta All the
stolen goods, with the exception Of about e27 WORTH
were Afterwards found In possession Of Wesley. Tho
missing articles said 70 have been carried or By
young man not yet arrested
THErr or CLoHnG-FnDrsG PAwx ricKns. Augustus
Parkos aged about twenty eight years. yesterday
brought before Justice Bowling By ooer lyman Of
Fifth precinct the charge Of haying stolen pair
or pants, . coat vest and . lsdy's drsss val
ued at SIS, from Charles Baker. living a.
No. 40 Greenwich street After the then the
stolen property pledged ct the pawn shop of Michael
Casey, No oa Sullivan street. for the Insignificant
OF So, and Casey Identifies Parker ~ tho man Who
pawped the his place. In pOsscgson of the