The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

A LABoRER CHARGED WIN FORGERY. -Bcrnard Ford, q
laborer twenty two years age Yesterday arrested
by an officer Of the Third precinct the charge Of
having obtained S125 from Mr. Hiram NJ Cool, Of the
firm Of Willard & Cool, doing business at No. Sc vesey
street, order purportins to be signed by Edward
Martin, Of No. 81 vesey street The latter appeared
before Justice Hogan and deposed that his signature to
pretended order false and forged and written
without his knowledge consent The Magistrate com
mitted Ford to the Tombe for trial In default Of
bail. He was born Ireland, but says he has no
residence.
REPursp PIcKpocKrr.-A vol known offender was
arragned before Justice Hogan yesterday morning,
charged with assaung unknown lady on the corner
of Canal and Greenwich Streets with intent TO steal
pckpocket An officer OF the Fifth precinct saw the
prisoner who gave his william sheldon, have
his hand the adys pocket and arrested him. The
accused after having his picture taken for exhibition in
the Rogues Gallery, was committed 70 the IomDs LOT
trial.
THE Mrs. MYERS FALSE PRETENcE CAsE.-In the case
Of Mrs. Sophia Myers charged with false pretcnces in
fauduleny obtaining money from Miss Margaret Boyle
and large number Of other sowing girls reported in
yesterdays HERALD Justice Hogan has decided TO hold
the defendant for trial She required to give $500
bail to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
ARREST Of REpurED DErEcrIvE.-Yesterday after
noon Charles Killing, claiming TO be United states de-
tectivc was brought before Justice Hogan by officer
Of the Second precinct charge Of obtaining small
sum Of money from David Josephsou, a cigar pedlcr
living 70 Division street. because he had license
TO pedde cigars The officer seeing the parties
wiring about Fulton market took Killing in charge The
prisoner who says he Is connected with detective office
Broadway, was committed by Justice Hogan for ex
animation.
FoRGor TO EXAMINE Hrs PocKErs.-Isaac Moses tailor
residing at No. 90 Blocker street, got himself into
trouble in the following Charles Laszio of No.
4o6 West twenty third street. says that the 5th
Moses called him at his residence and brought
along with him pair Of pantaloons which the CON-
painant had ordered TO be made Both parties retired
70 room, where the garments tried on by
complainant who felt satisfied with his bargain, but de-
sired 70 have alterations made In the pantalo0ns
which be had been habit or wearing; he
quenty placed them In the hands OF Moses for alter
atons Shortly after the knight OF the goose had
tired IAsxo discovered that he had left his pockotbook,
pocket Of his old pantaoons He Immediately repaired
10 the residence OF the tailor whom he questioned in
relation his missing pocketbook who replied that he
knew nothing about IT, whereupon he caused him 70 be
arrested brought before Justice Ledwth OF the Jef
ferson Market Police Court who held him 10 in
| the sum OF $500 bail.
/ BIRDS or FEATHER.-A man named william Purdy
was brought before Justice Ledwth, at the jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, charged with having
been engaged In the burglary at 100 Prince street. the
| night Of The 5th inst Albert K9e, who makes the
complaint charges Purdy with being confedcrateSof
Thomas smith, alias. s'Red Nose Barney who
was caught the premises by the police the full par
ticuars OF which have already appeared In the HERALD
The accused was committed for trial.
ALLEGED FELoNous AssAuLr.-Patrick McCabe was
aagned yesterday at the Fourth District Police Court
charged with nicting injuries upon John Coleman with
stick consequence Of which he unable to appear
| In court MoCabe committed by Justice Kelly 10
await the result OF his application Of the Cole
mans head.