The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24

The FETONToUs ASSAULT WITH WKEN0H.--
Bridget McCahnl, who was arrested on Thursday
night while beating Anna Boyle neighbor, ON ths
heal with an iron wrench was brought before
Justice Dodge at the Jcnerson Market potice court
oflcer Campbell TO answer, In default OF 81 900 BAIL
WATCH CIAIMgp,-Ann Mooney, the woman who
was brought before Justice Dodge, ut the JeIoison
Market POlicc Court Thursday charged by oiiioef
Wilson, OF the Twentieth precinct with the larceny
of q valuable watch. was confronted yesterday ~
Mir. Peter Halpin who claimed that tho
watch was his HIS complaint having been re-.
cetved, the prisoner WAS committed by JuSL!ce
Dodge In default Of $500 BAH, to answer vt the
General sessions.
ALLEGED THEFT BY A TELEGRAPH CLEnK.--Joseph
W. Burnham of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefer-
son Market Police Court Yesterday morning, cRd
pl0y OF the COMPANY with the embezzlenent OF SOD
on the 2st inst lie had been arrested at Fort
Hamilton and was held there 70 await warrans
from Justice Dodge, which was Issued on app!ica-
ton. lie was committed 10 answer.
BURGLAR CAyGHr.--A young man giving hts
name as Peter Murphy, feeling an irresistible impulse
to taste the fine liquors and smoke the choice cigars
at the Mercantile Wine Rooms No. 1877 Grand street,
kept by Mr. B. y. Drake, worked hts way inside and
was having q luxurious time when discovered, az
two O'Clock yesterday morning, by officer White, Of
before Judge Bowling, at the Tomos. and fullJ com.
miited to answer. ne claims 10 nan from IOWA.
ANOTHER ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT.-Leopold
Bowler, native of San Domingo clerk IN the
employ OF Harrison Brothers Co.. doing business
at No. 16 Hurlng slip, was arrested by detective
Sands and arrdigned before Justice Dodge yester.
day afternoon upon complaint OF John Harrison, one
OF the 1rm, charged with embezzling the sum o.
ss 80 Sam n on q Tie cs AZ Ha
Committed In default OF $1,000 ball to answer The
same lrm also charge that on the same day another
clerk IN their employ George Il. Holden, emoezzed
the sum OF 1912 Is. He was also committed In de.
fault Of 81, 500 70 answer the charge.
ARREST OF THIEF AND ALLEGED RECEIVER
william Franklin Ogden, q lad sixteen years old,
was yesterday arrested on charge of stealing, on
the 2sth of last june table cutlery ewey and other
articles Of the value OF 1920, belonging to Mrs. So
rah Il. Edwards, OF No. 102 West Fifteth street ne
confessed the larceny, and stated that he sold the
stolen goods for $50 to william Plemer OF NO. u
on charge of buying the goods with knowledge
that the same had been stolen. On being brougns
yesterday before Judge Bowling, 0t the T0mDS
young Ogden confessed his guilt but Plemer pleaded
not guilty to the charge. Both gave ball IN the sum
OF $1,000 each 10 appear for trial at Che coming
General sessions.
JUICE BOWLING AFTER TUE SHYsTERs. Tho pre-
siding magistrate at the Tombs has brought out
again his heavy artillery to resist threatened raid
OF the shystors, whom he hos debarred from prac-
tsing IN the Court OF Special Sessions. he had
yesterday posted conspicuousiy IN the vesnbuie ot
the Tonbs his Old printed notice first placardcd
four years ago. cauioning persons having business
at tho court against parties VINO are commonly n1,f
OF obtaining money from strangers FOR services
which they do not and cannot perform" me Judge
saws that during his magsteria career ne has ostra'
and that he collecting their photographs to attach
to the piacerd.