The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14

residing
Huntington. L. l., arrived in this city Saturday
evening" and the following morning. wishing to disguise
himself by having his hair dyed proceeded to the shop
OF Louis Koge the Battery as he says engaged
the barber to perform the operation for the trng sum
OF twenty-five cents Flynn was highly pleased with
himself on the CONCLUSION Of the job but when he came
70 pay the bill he was not little astonished hear the
knight OF the striped pole demand the OF 81 instead
OF twenty-five cents as agreed upon Patrick peremp
torily refused to satisfy the demand and wrancia
Of and assaulted him The barber was brouSbt beSore
Justice Bowling yesterday morning. and insisted that
~ was the price for dying hair He held TO bail TO
answer the assault.
CHARGE OF EMnfzziEnKS1 George Gilman, a man
thirty years OF age born in Great Britain and living
IN DeKalb avenue. Brooklyn yesterday arrested BY
ohicer Leaycroft OF the Tombs Police Court, on the
complaint Of Mr., VIM F. Ford, doing business at No IS
Fulton street. Mr. Ford charges that on the 7th day Of
April 1885, the accused. then his employ feloniousy
embezzled and appropriated 70 bis own use tho OF
$1,000 bail by Justice Bowling await the result OF an
examination The accused who few days ago
arrested a similar charge denies his guilt He elaine
TO have been in partnership with the complainant and
in this capacity had night TO take the money.
LARCENY rRox TIE Persona man giving his name
az Allen Napier was yesterday arragned before Justice
Bowling. az the Tombs the charge OF assarna Miss
Maggie Wallace Of No. Huntington S;reei BROOKLYN.
with intent to steal as pckposre Mia. Wallace was
crossing from South Bro x,vn in ferry boat, wher.
and made an eff ged placed his hand on her dress
was arrested to reach her pocket but failed, and
who Is as the boat landed on this side. Napier,
prey,c. u to have been guilty Of similar assaults on
TIT as occasions, committed TO the Tombs for
II. Mary Tieman, OF LOG Centre street, charged
Elizabeth johnson with stealing wallet containing 81
from the pocket Of her dress while standing on the
steps OF ST. Johns church varicK street. Justice DOW
ling sent the accused to the Tombs.
CRUELTY TO 4 HobsI AND Reckless DRIvNG.--Mr.
Henry Bergh President Of tho Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty Animals yesterday caused the arrest
by an officer Of the Fourteenth precinct Of John
Rauscher German on charge Of driving . team Of
horses attached to truck laden with barrels through
through the public Streets kauschsr was rsqsrsd "
Jassce De~lins 70 give hail y answer before the Court
ALrgsEp swNp1ise AT CAMPS "A Young man DameG
John winiam. was arrested yesterday morning. BY az
officer Of The Twenty precinct charged ~itL keep
ing gambling house No, 22s West street Lewis
Derham. Of rasryscwn alleges that be was yspsasisto
the place. and there induced TO invest sl2 the result
OF game Of three card monte. He lost his money and
caused the arrest OF Williams who was taken before
Justice Bowling for examination.
TnK TROUBLE BRrwERN PARrNKRs.--At the examination
held before Justice Mansfield OF Essex Market Court
upon the charge Of Emile Kupely OF assault and battery
against Louis r Griih formerly Of the firm Of Grifth
the case dismissed. -
ALLEGED FALSE PRETFvcE.-Peer Van Buren,, OF No 21l
West Iwenty-second street. appeared before Justice
Dodge tho Jefferson Msrhoi Police Court yesterday
and charged David r Stevenson with having swindled
him out of the Of SIPS, under the following cir
cumstances:-The complainant alleges he purchased
horse from the for 4125 the representation
that the animal young perfectly sound and free from
defect blemish and Mr. Van Buren, relying on these
representations paid the money. Subsequently II
proved that the horse balkv, would 70 In hsr
ness and is utterly worthless ana these grounds he
makes charge against Stevenson OF intention 70 do.
fraud and cheat The accused pleaded not guilty OF the
charge, but held TO in the of $500 bail
ALLEGED LARCENY CARPET.-Robert Smith, q oolored
arrasned before Justice Dodge yesterday on
complaint OF Theodore L. Allen, with having stolen
carpet worth about 5000 From the facts Of the case It
Is shown that Smith engaged by Mr.. Allen 70 shake
and clean the carpet I; accordingly taken up from
the floor and brought by the accused. For some
days nothing seen u him. and when he was found
ne said ne bad gwen the carpet another whose
name he thought was johnson, ana whoae residence
was unknown 10 him, but who bad promised 70 perform
The necessary cleansing which the article required
Further than this Smith knew nothing ,he property
The IIstce on hearing the story under the opinion
that Mr. Smiths other numerous business engagements
should not have prevented him from attending more
vigilany TO the property entrusted TO him, and
mitsed him fos trial in default Of g, 900 bail.