The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-24
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EapEzzLEAENr. john T. Kelley, lately employed
clerk by Joseph W. Fishe, No. 40 Nassau street,
was yesterday arrested and brought before Justice
Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police Court, on a
Charge o. cmbelAitng ninety dollars, the amount OF u
bill he had collected. The accused confessed the
charge and was locked up to answer.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Yes,criay after.
noon J. r. Wright, who informed the Justice that he
Is employed Oh commission 10y the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, charged boy
named Mcknight who drives hack for one Quinn.
of Brooklyn, with having horse with n sore
shoulder attached TO hack In Fourteenth street,
Mcknight was held In $500 bail 10 answer OF the
General Sessions. George Valdez, driver OF a beer
wagon, was bailcl 10 answer similar charge pre-
ferred by officer James Edwards, of the Eighteenth
precinct
ALLEGED FIRING UPON A PoLICEMAN.-As officer
Devine OF the Eleventh precinct quietly patrol.
ing hts beat ~ -four O'Clock yesterday morning on
Eighth street. between avenue d and the East river
Thomas J. Tracey and Michael Cus,cs, he SAYS,
passed by him and alter getting few yards distant
the former, without word having been spoken by
elmer party. turned and fred pistol at him, then
both ran away. He ut once gave chase and ar
rested Tracey, who was subsequently taken before
judge Mansfield, Of the Essex Market Police Court,
anu lully committed. warrant was issued Tor the
arr 81 OF Cusick.
TROUBLES or TICKET SpECuLAroRs.--On Tuesday
night, by order o. Captain Garland of the Four.
teenth precinct, onlcers Slmlngton, Knight aud
Gavoc0n made raid on the ticket spectators whom
they founl IN front of ana near the Olympic theatre
Broadway selling tickets for reserved seats. The
manager OF that place OF amusement had objected 90
the presence 0i the spectators la front of his PIE.
misses on the ground that their conduct was dis.
orderly and II was for that offence alleged TO have
been committed by them that they were arrested.
stephen II. Souls Edward Colce John Davis and
Wallace iennOn were taken In charge and locked
up In the Spring street station house over niqht
and yesterday morning arraigned before Justice
Hogan, who allowed them to 70 on their
parole TIL later in the day. The officers making the
arrests, on the eNamina on OF the case, testified
that the defendants were IN no way disorlery ex.
cept In crying their tickets for sale on the
they moved on when requested to do So on motion
of Mr. G. $. spencer, counsel for the SPECTATORS,
they discharged by Justice Hogan the evidence
failing to show any di3orderly conduct on the part
OF the prisoners within the meaning OF the statute
THE ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL IN PRoyJpEycE-The
ecclesiastical trial OF the Rev. John +. Hubbard OF
Westerly, for alleged violation OF a canon OF the
Episcopal Church. In inviting and,permjttlnQ an ex.
change OF pupts with the Rev. Mr. Denlson a Ran.
list Clergyman, was resumed in this city yesterday.
An agreed statement OF facts was submitted. MI
John II. Stiffness made the opening argument for the
presenters, the standing committee OF the diocese
which appears in full In our report Mr. b. r. Thurs.
ton followed with bis opening argument for the de-
fence but had not concluded at tho ADJOURNMENT
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