The New York herald., 1869-04-22

One Of the busiest Of the many busy days whicl
Marshal TooKer and his aids have had in some time
| past was yesterday. The limited space allotted II
| the Marshal's bureau was thronged with complain
ants, Defendants police onicers and others. o.
course there was large quantity OF amusement
afforded the spectators by the variety ana import
| the complaints One OF the worst looking cases thai
the Marshal has had to deal with was that Of young
| man recently arrived from Canada, VINO was takeI
in charge by the owner Of coach No. S7S Il
be driven to the European Hotel. Instead o.
taking the gentleman to the European Hote
| he drove with him to Q boarding house kept
| by female Of the Brady persuasion at No. 6s
Laight street. On entering the establishment the
traveller saw crowd of hard-lookIng characters
smoking, drinking, playing cards and carousine
| generally. He knew he was In the wrong place
He then went to the European Hotel proper, but In
the course Of transit . shawl, the property Of q
friend the complainants mysteriously disappeared
Oacer Thomas Kenneally, Of the Twenty-sixth pre-
cinct succeeded in finding the owner Of coach No.
S73, who is q hardooking customer, and Mrs. Brady
was represented by young man named Bolster,
who together with another young man named
Berry Keep an exchange and passenger agency at
No. Battery place.
Marshal Tooker ito officer Kenneally)-what kind
of establishment is this Of Berry Bolster at No.
! Battery placer large banking house. is it not,
something like Duncan, Sherman II Co.'s or Jay
COOKIES OniceSf
OGlcer Kenneally-wen, not quite so extensive. Is
is rather limited II Is small place and is known
as 'beat shop" The officer then told Of one or two
OF the operations Of Messrs Berry Il Bolster, much
TO the evident dlspeasure OF the last named young
man.
had any complaint against your establishment
Bolster-N0t that know OF.
Marshal TO his assistant)--Just look on the book
and see what can be found In regard to Messrs.
Berry Il Bolster.
on the book was found a charge that the firm had
derauded certain man out Of some f0rty-nne dol
lars. Bolster. having his memory thus logged, knew
all about the case. The complainant failed to make
out ee 90 ey sskse s ge. S s s m
If he had ever had any complaint against him before.
Coachie never had. Here was another chance for
officer Kenneally, and he opened the record OF Mr..
Coachie In such way as TO show that 1t was not at
all enviable, and that the c0achie had frequently
been complained Of and once or twice locked up for
disorderly or improper conduct. The jarvey then
sukily said hs reputation was very good, and he
had never been before the present Marshal. He did
was or anything about 1t. Ocer Kenneally asserted
that the coache knew the place very WELL
Marshal Tooker told Mr.. 373 to get the gentleman
the shawl, and assured him that the case stoodthe
shawl against his license. The establishment of
Mrs. Brady being mixed up in the case, cOachie was
directed to call there his efforts to get the shawl.
The Hotel de Brady was also mentioned by Mr..
Pomeroy in a complaint against Madame Brady
pay Mrs. Brady seven months rent in advance.
When she got the money she endeavored to force
him to leave by abusing him, splitting in his face and
calling him all sorts OF pet names, such as are BAN
died about In the neghD0rhood or prize rings. The
Marshal requested Mr.. Bolster to 60 along with Ar.
POmeroy and request Mrs. Brady, with whom he
evidently had great influence to give the young man
the money lten dollars and twenty-five cents) which
he claimed as due him, Some
SMART PASSENGER AGENTS
were overhauled by ofllcer McGrath from the
Mayors oilce. 1t appears that Mr.. A. Spinar, on
his way from Wisconsin to Europe, and, by some
ropers was induced to leave some S3 500 In green
backs at the passenger ticket and exchange agency
on Chambers street near West street. managed by
Messrs. Duffy Gallagher. Shortly before the vessel
was to sail from HobOken the .brokersr furnished
Mr.. Spinar with half sovereigns instead Of whole
Ones Some OF the Olicers Of the Bremen Steamship
Company became OF the transaction and called
the attention of Mayor Bohnsedt of Hoboken, to 1t.
This gentleman sent Sergeant Hinge, of the HOboken
police, to the Mayors Office Marshal Tooker de-
spatched officer McGrath to get the money He sue
ceeded in recovering 265 sOvereigns, in all about
81, $50, and returning it to Mr.. Spinar.
A very large number OF other complaints were dis
posed or but the above were the most important