The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14

! who Is known TO be notorious young thief, was
sent by Justice Dodge TO the Commissioners Of PUB
| lie Charities and Correction.
| GREAT RoBBEny OF JEwELRy.--A German named
Leon Gumploniez, In tho employ Of Marcus Lurter OF
"a Chatham street eweller brought before Judge
| bowling yesterday morning charged with stealing
jewelry to the value OF 1885, Lutter stated that
the evening OF the 5th iust he closing his store
when lie suddenly missed the defendant whom he
found had decamped and taken lot OF Jewelry with
him. On inquiries being made, he discovered that
and portion Of the Stolen propsry found
upon him and pawn tickets for the balance. lie was
taken into custody by officer Mccarthy, OF the Sixth
precinct, and Judge bowling committed him ut the
Tombs.
How GIRLS Go TO THE DEvIL.-Yesterday young
man from New Jersey appeared before Judge Dow
ling, at the Tombs to complain that young woman,
who was in custody OF police Officer had robbed
him OF sixty-seven dollars According to his state
ment he met the girl, and she took him to oyster
saloon, at 127 Chatham street. and while there
sitting on lounge another girl came in who, after
q brief dalliance, ran rapidly away, and did not
wards went TO sleep IN the saloon, and after he left
he missed ms money. He charged the girl with the
house. The girl who cried bitterly In reply to the
Judges inquiries said that SHE was employed IN
the day tune IN Fulton street. and about two months
ago yie ded 10 the vicious solicitations OF O female
comranlon to take men to saloons at night VINO
tod her she could make plenty OF money at M
Until her arrest yesterday her father and mother
had no idea but she spent her evenings innocently
and shameessly. Judge Bowling was OF an opinion
that there no evidence against the girl and she
was discharged and the complainant was recon-
mended TO go TO Jersey and stay there.
ANOTHER PANEL VICTM.-George NJ Korn, OF
Wllkesbarre, Pa, on Thursday took an afrectonaIe
farewell OF his wife and family for brief sojourn in
this seductive city. On Friday night taking advan-
tage OF his absence from home, he concluded to
carry on little Irritation with one OF the many fash
ionaby dressed females who infest broadway from
Canal street to Fourteenth after lampghJ. lie
had not proceeded far on his voyage before he fell
victim 10 the wies or one Eta Wade, and, at her
invitation, accompanied her to her rooms at house
In Greene street. having twenty dollars in his vest
pocket when he entered, i've OF which he gave
to his fair companion. When parting at the door
she invited him TO call again. which invitation he
accepted. In about an hour, accompanied by
officer seaton OF the Eighth precinct, who conveyed
Eta TO the station house, George stated that upon
repairing TO his hotel he felt where his money fifteen
dollars) was, and 1t was not there, and became
convinced that he was victim to the panel game.
korn, who no doubt got very much corned over his
misfortune, and not appearing at the Jefferson
Market Ponce Court at the hour designated yester
day morning to prosecute the female, Justice Dodge
discharged her, advising her to be careful in the
future rs TO the kind Of Korn she selected.