The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17
POLICE I.TELLnGsYcs.

Aaa'sr or RErUTED swfyDlRR.-On the sth day OF
May 1906 Mr. julius c. salaser or Sc Not. street, ap
pcared before Justice Bowling and made complaint
against William H. Sanders, OF Freehold y j., charging
him With having on the 10th day OF April same year.
cheated him out OF tire gold watches valued $500
escn. snd gold chan, worth $50 by OF false
and fraudulent representations In crder obtain
property Sanders alleged represented that he owned
mar jewery store IN Freehold in which he had in
eercst Of S. 500 and owned LOT in Freehold worth
1i.zOV snd was perfectly responsible. and would pay
sne money the next day Believing the representations
70 DO true Mr. sangcr delivered the goods Sanders,
and subsequently learned that s the representations
made BY him were false and untrue in particular
sha ne had no interest In swery store or house and
Dot IN Freehold, kc Dir. Salinger further charged that
sanders turns out to be common swndler and soon
ndence' aau. warrant was issued by the magistrate
aud ptsccd the hands OF Detective Woodbridge the
Pxh precinct. but Sanders studiousy avoided being
caught 90 this side Of the Hudson Till yesterday when
ne veatured to come TO New York and was arrested.
He was taken 70 the Tombs, aud committed for trial in
default Of $1,000 bail Sanders thirty eight years Of
pfsstcd not guilty.
srAssls8 ARRAY IN MULBERRY SrRxsr.-On Wednes-
ssy evening Michael McCurry and Amelia Harrington,
living in the tenement house No. Mulberry street. be-
came involved in a quarrel concerning child upon
whom McCurTy had inflicted slight punishment and
lhsm for soms minutes during which il is alleged
MCCurry seized sharp bnded table kuio and cut Mrs.
Hrrneson across the right side Of the neck INJECTING
sisrsa given when officer AcAuiife, OF the Sixth
prscoc into the house and arrested the knight OF
che knife aud took him the station house. Mrs. Har
ringt0a placed in carriage and conveyed TO Belle
Sue Hospital the hickman driving rapidly to lose
bis hato way. Justice Bowling yesterday committed
AoCurry u the Tombs for examination
THx BROAD STREET SHOOTING AFrNT.-Mr. Clarence
Seward, counsel for William H H. Fan Of the gold
spectators arrested Wednesday afternoon for being
engaged in the shooting afIray with Harry Newton in
front OF No. ~ Broad street, heretofore reported in
She HxaA.o, called upon Justice Bowling Yesterday
mOrniDg With the view OF securing the liberation of his
Silent No formal complaint having been made against
Che prisoner and being satisfactorily shown that the
bullet winch struck and wounded Mr. Grace In the
breast not from either OF the pistols found in pos
Session Of the defendant the magistrate allowed him to
90, Mr. seward pledgng himself TO produce Fall to
ever 70 complaint which may hereafter be preferred
against him in connection with the shooting. Harry
Newton, the other principal in the fight has
yet been arrested aud believed he has left this part
Or the country II is said that previous 10 the shooting
Nnray his neniionto have sailed for New Orleans
during the week The search for him. however will be
continued.
v,crM OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE colored woman,
answering tho Of Jane Carr and residing at No
1s5 IArens street. being DESTROYS of sending OF
e2s 70 some friends Of who living Nashville
Tenn. conceived the idea Of forwarding il by express
Living In the same house with Jane was an obging
dark0y. known as Charles M0sby, who volunteered
che states 70 take the money to the express Office Tho
honey vas paid over to him. since which time neither
d believed he It 10 his own use Jane caused
his arrest and on being brought before Justice Dodge,
De vss committed for trial at Special Sessions
ALi.Esxs PETIT LARcESy.--James Corcoran. No. 6s7
oxth avenue appeared before Justice rodge yesterday
and made complaint against . man named George
Smith, vho he alleges to his the evening
~ the 18th iusk and while Smith kept the door snut
nnknown man, with whom smith was in company, stole
pair OF boots which were hanging outside the door.
The prisoner was committed for trial
! HArs DISCOUNT According to complaint made
- the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday BY
Frederick Chase, No 577 Broadway, il is shown that
r. Chase had in his employment . young man named
Lark Hacomb, who was entrusted with a number OF
pastoQew and orders. The value Of tho goods with
lhich the accused entrusted estimated $40
kaaans kalconb instead Of carrying out Tie wishes
has employer frauduiontav disposed OF the goods at
nses Upon SnS AZ
complaint the prisoner was held for further sxamina
o1sAL
ALLso<o sHoP IUrxe.-George Reilly clerk in the
uFy goods establishment OF A. Stewart, appeared be-
nbrs Justice Dodge yesterday and made complaint
ngainse elderly and demure looking female named
aGsrsaretsa whis whom charged with having stolen
popain dress valued at $40 90 Tho property, how
ever was recovered. The old lady took matters very
Sooy and was committed by the magistrate for sxam
rn Fox-QuEn ALLEGED LssL SUr.-rhs examina-
Don in this resumed yesterday at the Essex
Market Police Court. before Justice STANDBY Mr. Fox
as the only witness placed upon the stand, he bong
ct length BY the counsel for the defence
Duehiog she relations existing between him aud Miss
DAsay Herring. Il shown that these relations
most intimas but nothing Of necessarily eliminating
was trooghs oaL Many Of the Questions put 70
Ne witness the decentralization were objected to
- counsel for the prosecutor the objections being in
host sustained by the court The further exams
Aaoa ID down for Wednesday, the 2oth inst, whom
Ne defsucs will be gone into.
4 CuAsasD WIZ UTrxRNG A FALSE ToKES-Martin
oshssbner professor. arragnsd yesterday 1t the
DnseK Market Police Court charged IS above. the
hemplant OF Bernard wsstermann Of No 40 Broadway
IT, wstermann states In his andavt OF compliant that
uDhssbaer being indebted him In the Of $50 TO-
Daaed his place OF business Nay ami offered him
= payment of such account check for 500. Of
nats. purportng 70 have been drawn by Thompson
npoa the rhrd National Bank. In response 10 inter-
eosateues put 70 him by Mr.. westermann, Sche,bner
01ated that r. Thompson Was q merchant his lthe
ppeakers landlord and trustee Of the New York Uni
tsrsty and that the check had been given him Scheb
Aer payment Of bill for tuition Of the drawers
Dapposing IL 70 be Mr. Westermann therelpon
nsoepted tho check and after deductng the due
lin, paid Scheibner the balance. Subsequently upon
presentation Of the check MG Westermann inform
- b. paying teller Of tho Third National Bank that
Micro moneys in bank the credit OF r. Tnomp-
d dsfault q ball Il Is said there two other charges
- nike character pending against Scheioner Tor
DO and one for $37
Hoxw TRANSACTION. Theodore Houser arraigned
yesterday - the Fourth District Police Court charged
n the complaint OF Timothy ODonohue with obtaining
nOncv undsr false preences. by having sold alleged
6omplsuant being ignorant at tho time Of the condition
~ such horse Justice Kelly held Houser in $500 Ia