The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

CAPTURE or sHoPIIrTKRs-On Friday evening George
and Ann Buckley and Michael Delaney entered the store
OF Abraham Marks, No. 345 Broome street. and repre-
sented that they wished 70 purchase some clothing
While George and Ann examining some goods
Michael seized coats and escaped from the store
closely followed by his conederates who had remained
behind. The parties were pursued and arrested BY
officer King OF the Broadway squad Delaney having the
stolen property in his possession Yesterday the pris
oners taken before Justice Hogan who committed
them TO the Tombs for trial in default Of bail When
nrst brought into court the female prisoner made use OF
such abusive and obscene language that the magistrate
ordered her instant removal TO rear room, where she
could not be heard BY the respectable ladies in the court
room
OBTAINING MONEY on FORGED LErrERs-A gentee ap-
pearng man, about thirty years OF age giving his name
as James Blake, yesterday brought before Justice
Hogan on the charge Of obtaining money under false
representations 1t appeared he had called upon ex
Mayor A. C. Kingsland and several other well known
gentlemen to whom he exhibited letters purporting to
have been written by prominent clergymen OF this city,
setting forth that the bearer had been disabled In the
service pr his country and DESTROYS OF asg mesns
sufficient 70 enable him embark in hight bus ness.
In his possession found several letters and recon-
He also had a memorandum book in which were the
names and addresses OF nearly two hundred citizens OF
Mayor kngsiand gave the prisoner So and it rs sup
posed he succeeded in obtaining quite large amount OF
money on the strength OF forged letters Bake was
committed for examination.
OBsTRucrING PumIc Observation-Disclosures COM
plants having been made by the the neigh
borhood OF Fifty first street Second avenue of
establishment there three times week Of a horse
market and the consequent blocking up OF the streets
adjacent, the police yesterday made raid upon the
jockeys and dealers and arrested all who encroached
upon the carriage way. seven these arraigned
before Justice Kelly, at the Fourth District Police Court
and lightly fined as warning not to offend again in the
way. One individual, who neg ected this warning
and arraigned second time locked up in
default OF double the fine previously imposed upon him
The HEALTH LAW OFFESDERs.-The arrests for throw
ing ashes and garbage in the streets in violation OF the
health law were quite numerous at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday less than thirty having
made Justice Hogan imposed q fine upon a majority
dion that they should gather up aud garbage
which they bad thrown into the streets
RoBnsRY WASHINGTON MAgKET.-Edward Hynes, q
butcher boy eighteen years Of age arrested
charge Of stealing 500 in from William Breidenback
residing No. 16s East Fourth street complainant
does business in Washington Market and it Is aleg ed
that Hynes deliberately walked behind his stand and
removing The money from the drawer OF with it,
When taken in charge only So OF the money could be
found Justice Hogan committed the prisoner for trial,
he having confessed to taking the money.
ALLEGED LARCENY Trick DEVICE Bernard Gal
lagher arraigned yesterday at the Fourth District
Police Court upon complaint Of John Gruber, charged
with the larceny Of 500 Mr.. Grubsr states that Gal
painant, Mrs Susan Powers, called complainant
had been sent by Grs Powers solicited and obtained the
loan Of $50 Subsequently complainant informed
by Mrs. Powers that she had Gallagher then
any other tmc and this lady further says that
while in her employ the accused collected about 800 Of
debts due her aud converted the money his use.
Justice Kelly committed Gallagher IN $500 10 answer