The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
wEsrCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

Two young men, named Charles c. Hicks and James A.
Hou2htaing who stated that they resided Rondout,
arraigncd before Justice Atkins at the Yonkers
Police Court yesterday afternoon, and examined on
charge Of having stolen valuable horse and wagon,
the property Of q livery stable keeper named Adam
Metzger, Of Rondout The evidence against them was
Of such character that but little tim, lost by the
magistrate in fully committing them for trial before tho
Grand Jury at Who Plains, to which place they were
conveyed for safe keeping later in the day The man
OF their arrest somewhat different from the
usual course pursued in such cases. and follows
On Thursday Information received at tho police
station house at Yonkers to tho effect that young
fellows endeavorng to dispose OF horse and wagon
uuder orcu instances Of rather suspicious character at
livery stable Mechanic street. in tho village KEEPS
by Mr.. See'y. Sergeant Mangin at once proceeded
toither in the garb OF weather beaten marnsr" So
we'll the character OF the old captain den by
the sergeant that the 'horse dealers, although pro-
fessedy bontmen failed to discover the Disguise The
captain at opened negotiations with them for
the turn out which Is valued $780, and finally offered
them $50 To this they agreed after some short private
deberation and. at the reaues! OF the captain pro-
tunaely for them the latter place turned out 10 be the
station house, whore they safely lodged till yeser
day. They confessed to having hired the WAGON from
the party above named, who tecgraphed Tor and
appeared against them yesterday
THE POWER GUARD OF FoRpHAM.-Another meeting Of
this organization was held at Lessan Cottage Fordham,
on Friday evening. In the absence Of the Chairman,
Mr. Reilly elected to preside pro fsn Soon after
the meeting had been called to order resolution was
offered and approved, having In view tho election of
favor Of n. Reilly, the Acting Chairman. The other
officers Of the Company follows Captain, Will
liam Moore; First Lieutenant, John Kearns Second
Lieutenant, Bernard Byrne and Orderly Sergeant J.
Donnely. After the enrolment Of several new men,
bers the meet adjourned to the dancing saloon where
the remainder Of tho evening WAS spent in drilling
strong effort will be made TO have the company
dition to mako parade on the 23d OF next month
LuDlCRoUs MIsrAKH A MAonrRArs MOUNT YER
Nos--ARREsr OF A TEuroS STEALING Hrs OwN
ProrERry.-A rather curious mistake .perpe;ratsd
hu aAfk1 ,ovfcf al NJ
OF Mount Vernon few days SINCE 1t appears Ger
man named John Trelow resident OF the place. made
application before Justice for warrant to effect the
arrest Of two children, brothers. named Wgand, whom
he charged with having purloiued large Quantity Of
Wa, msa %
tho accused ought to have appeared. The result was
that Treow was arrested instead OF the children but
OF the mistake was explained
ANOTHER HORSE THIEF OUrwIrrxD-THE HERALD As A
DErEcnvE-A few days since . dashing young follow
drove up front OF hotel at Morrsania and
ing that his turnout properly cared for entered the
establishment and partook Of lunch 40 then pro-
cceded witness base ball match and subsequently,
returned in time for dinner. As soon as the meal was
concluded he stated 10 the proprietor his intention OF
remaining there n week, but when the matter OF
10 advance was preached no said he would have call
at the Post oco to repiepish his purse Instead how
OF going there he called at several boarding. houses
IN the village The hotel proprietor Capt Carpenter who
Is also OF the special consiabios OF the town,
while suspected that something was wrong and had
thap ~
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nams,b,s s,orv in eynlsnaon and n,om,sed sanhfnuy
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ascnr NJ, Esrsan,ar ~ 4, and a, onc, nrocsedsJ 20
tha cy md saa rs,,ro "a WITH Inc adverliler uho v
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and cbeeriry issi,,v Tor tbo Esesrn
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THE HERALD AZ DErscrivS-A HORSE THEE our-
wnrgD.-A circumstances transpred recently which,
,h, ~ r,o,or, rc.,rrsrcs ~aro,v ,xro,a, az .,a.v
''s " sf ''' f ~ ''
certain process OF detecting thieves OF description
that has lately become very annoying 10 the Keepers OF
vorv s,.,o, ,b-o,,bo,, ths sac,,on Of ,bo co,,,rv
n.y. s 's US ~ " w '''
On Iuosiay in the early part or the afternoon Young
man OF rather elegant appearance drove up m 81
captain H. carpenter estapnsnmen, al Morrsania, ana
after seeing that hs horse ana wago1 whch was per-
fecty IN keeping with toe tou esm's OF the occupant
was properly taken care Of called for lunch, which
beins disposed OF 10 the usual manner the Young gen
tean started Out Tor tue stated purpose Of witnessing
base ball maich Ia the evening, at dinner he again
made his appearance, when the display OF excesn gas
tronomcsl powers was manifested by bin to an alarm.
iog extent Shortly after the table had been cleared
away he inmated TO the proprietor desire 70 remain
monetary matters. ne reinarkeu, WIN cuhrfnius