The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-19

Arnold and John 0oule stole q box containing
about twenty-five dollars from behind his counter
while his back tnrnea of sa ne Conn.,
mltseu iof trlsl by Judge Shandley.
THEFT o. PocKETBooK.-Henr Profela, NO. 10
Hamilton. street, entered complaint yesterday
against Miles Reilly, who slept in the same room
Win him on Saturday night OF stealing from MN
n twenty-five dollars He placed as sa @ooex
was gone. Reilly was arrested ana continued ny
Judge Shandley for trial at Special Sessions.
SroNING AN OFFIcER.-On Saturday night ofhcer
Edward J. McGoin, OF the Sixth precinct, IN the
discharge OF his duty found 1t necessary to dsperse
disorderly crowd OF men and boys who had con-
prepated In Pearl street, near Chatham. In doing
so one OF the party. named John Masterson, threw
stone at the ocer striking him on the shoulder and
nurlng him severely. MastersOn was pursued over
TAKEN arrested and for the remainder OF the night
found lodgings in the Franklin police station. Yes
terday morning Justice Downing committed the &C
cused TO the T0mbs for trial on charge Of ASSAULT
and battery.
ROBBED DY A FEMALE-Anna Levines q seam.
stress twenty -four years OF age, living at No. a63
Chrysrie street. arrested by ofcer Maniere, .of
the Fourteenth precinct on the charge OF stealing
forty dollars In treasury notes from John Shea, v
Ing at No. 522 East Thirteenth street. The parties
were together at 142 Hester street. and on leaving
Shea missed the money from his pantaloons pocket.
Anna, and she most emphaticaliy denied Knowing
anything at all about the missing notes. The facts
ana G er n
bail. The stolen money was not recovered.
NOVEL None OF DEFRAUDING.-Edwin G. Maturn,
cashier of MeSsra A. 7. Stewart Co.'s up town
stoie, No. $50 Broadway appeared before Justice
Dodge, Of the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day morning aud accused Thomas Mccormick Of
defrauding the firm, by trick and Device Of 1920 In
until the month OF May last has been in their EN-
ploy, but at that time was dismissed by them Not
sns IN some
salary until the lat OF the present month, when the
fraud was discovered and measures adopted for his
apprehension, which resulted in his arrest Satur
day last. Upon his examination he said:-'I admit
the charge and will make restitution. ! could not
get any work." Justice Dodge committed the &C
cused to answer In default Of $1,000 bail.
DISHONEST Observation-Disclosures Stephan and
others, representing target company styled the
Pavilion Guard" complained before Justice Dodge,
OF the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
morning. that Charles Rathner, who had been ap-
pointed to act as the companys treasurer in the mat
ter of defraying the expenses attending proposed
pleasure trip, purchasing prizes, &C., or appro-
prang Of their funds the $3.50, which he lost
IN gambling. The loss to the company was a severe
one as IL had on the eve OF their intended trip
OF recreation disarranged all their plans and pre-
cluded the possibility Of their engaging In the sport
but was not arrested until Saturday. Justice Dodge
committed the accused to answer In default OF
$1,000 bail.
IHE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN HARLEM.-Mlchael Null
ligan, proprietor Of the "Harlem Ale Vauts,n o
liquor saloon c0rnel Of Third avenue and 10th
street, who on Saturday night, as re-
ported in yesterdays HERALD, shot James
McAdams in his place, was yesterday brought
before Justice Connolly, at the Fourth Dis.
trict Police Court. The evidence showed that
McAdams was excited with liquor and very much
inclined to pick quarrel with somebody. He as.
saulted Two young men in the place. striking each OF
them and disturbance being iminent Mulligan
elected him into the street. when he rushed back and
struck Mulligan, who drew his revolver and shot
him. the shot taking effect in the neck and as re-
ported INJECTING dangerous wound. Mulligan was
committed to await the result OF McAdams INJURIES
who still lying at the Bellevue Hospital In critical
condition. Several persons who were In the saloon
and who were arrested on charge OF being disor.
derry were released from arrest giving bonds 20
appear as witnesses when required McAdams Ii q
young man and respectfully connected.