The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SUSCEPTIBLE YocrH.-Residng at 143 SUFFOLK street,
lives a youth namod James William Phelps who was
cd by the destinations of young girl who gives
her name az Julia Lyman julia happened TO be pass
ing through Blocker street a; the same time ~ James
william and chance II not fortune made them &C
auanted so rapidly did this acquaintanceshipprossss
and SO tn at not until the gray streaka OF
morning warned them Of approaching day did This
aniable pair think Of SEPARATING But what sad serml'
nation 10 so pleasing COMMENCEMENT James as
covered that he had lost $50, accused Jua OF TAXING H.
and caused her to be arrested. Yesterday ooth mp
reared baore Justice Dodge and James made his come
nlaint known Julia said she knew nothing about IL
40 settle matters his Honor referred the case 10 the
Court OF special sessions.
LOST ON The 18TH INsT.-Astey A. OvertoD, No. 2o5
ay onue states that the 18th inst he has dissincs
recollection Of being the Of q silk hat, aclo,h
coat and Shirt three most important articles Of gem
,lemens wearing apparel in this part Of the world All
this property valued at $40 Since the lSn inst ne
has not seen bis things and beeving mat
II IS even added that these gentlemen acknowedgea
having taken them away. Justice Dodge, WIN Mud-
able desire to put stop TO slch neiafous P'acuoess
comm tied them TO answer the charge.
4 IL. .44-Gentlemen of the colored persuasion are
particularly noticeable for their fondnsss for specaiaun0
in the lotteries FACT their love in THIS respect
amounts TO a weakness, and many of them who per-
bars have worked hard for small p'tance Will invest
the greater portion OF it in the lottery dens wioin
,
been quite busy stirring the keepers OF these places
IN YESTERDAY colored man named William HeerY
called M the Fifteenth precinct and informed Captau
Caf,rav that he had invested not heavily, however, ID
lottery shop alleged TO be kept by Jonn van busk,A
No. 161 Carmine street, and had ios. ms mo
lnman was Immediately Despatched TO tins once OF
VAN where instead Of drawing William Henry's money
he drew Van Bussirk to Jefferson Market Ponce Court
where Justice Dodge struck him for 5000 bail TO appear
and answer %,
TIE DEADLY ASSAULT IN TIE EIGHTH WARD-DEArH on
ysE vIcrIM-Chrstian Bostwick the colored man, who
is alleged TO bave been terribly beaten on Sunday
evening by William Higgins in the liquor shop Of the
latter No. 531 Broome street, fully reported in The
HERALD, died at early hour yesterday morning IN
Bellevue Hospital, whittier he had been conveyed. A
post norton examination subsequently made the
body and although Official report Of the result has
We. been made understood that there we're no
external marks Of violence discovered saf1cene
death was the result. OF Internal hsmcrrhase,
caused by the rupture Of blood vessel Coroner Gamble
quest on tho body this morning, at 10 O'Clock, Il
Bellevue Hospital The prisoners we're brought before
Of he death Of the negro they were rem.ndsd 10
the result OF tho inquest
FATAL ALrxRcArioS BETWEEN FRnxDe.-On Thursday
last John Niederet and William wendt both Germans,
who were employed gardeners by CathaTins Ensle-
brecht Forty fourth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues while at work in the barn washing aud
preparing load Of vegetables for Market became Inc
volved in q ight alteration during which, it 10 alleged
wondt kicked Niedcret in the abdomen but without ns
tending seriously inurc him. Soon afterwards Niedee
being unable TO continue his labors, attended by
phSscian. who advised his removal 10 g. Lukss Hos,
piiai where he sank gradually till Sunday evening,
when death ensuod post mortem examination was
subsequently, mads tho body BY Dr. Aver, assistant
surgeon OF ST Luke's Hospital, who found extreme
periion,is, resulting from rupture Of the ntestines
Coroner Gamble held an inquest the remains when
the above facts developed The jury found that
deceased TO his death from peritons the result
william wendl on tho 18th day Of July 1867 Shortly
previous the death Of Nederct Wendt became
alarmed and left home. Coroacr Gamble has issued
warrant for his and placed 1t in the hands Of
Captain Ward, OF the Twenty second precinct, for
execution Deceased thirty. two o! age. The
parties had worked together for the last two years. and
always mai Deeu on friendly terms