The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

yound man named Charles sebastian, H.
before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson Market,
iyo Crosby street. charged with stealing forty dol.
lars In money from HIM on the 25th inst The father
states ne gave his son b to collect ana ne appro-
prated the money 10 his own use and cleared out.
lie was sent 10 the care OF the Commissioners OF
Public Charities and Correction
ANOTHER WATcHDuL observation-disclosures Heer,
OF 800 West Forty-nrst street yesterday appeared
before Justice shandley, at Essex Market Police
Court and charged man named Charles Phillips
WIN stealing IRON his person watch, valued az
thirty dollars. About ono O'Clock yesterday morning
tieer attempted to get on car In the BoWery, near
Hester street but his foot slipped and lie fell down.
TWO men helped him up, one or whom was Philips,
ami ann aver gahg us Zee, f ep, ns8s ,a MS pn
take 1t He'd 70 answer.
A Dos AS ''FHE BoEE' IN SUNDAY MORNING
QuARREL.-A boy named Matthew Ryan, rcsdin.
at $40 water street, was brought before Judge
Downing yesterday morning. at the Tombs, charged
with stabDing a young man named Joseph Ii. Lorn.
OF 80 Front street.. According TO the statement Oh
the prisoner the complainant had dog that be.
longed TO the prisoner, and they had a quarrei
about the dog yesterday morning, and III the course
OF the alteration Ryan struck Lorn with knife he
had IN his hand. lie said mat he dd not intend 10
40 any harm. Committed to answer.
OHM, THE FoRGEa--Christlan Ohm, the forger
arrested by detectives Casey and Quinn, OF the
Eighth precinct on Saturday night charged with
forging the name OF Adoph T. Seastedt, OF No. 500
Broadway 10 checks on the Merchants and Manu-.
facturers' and Market Banks, vlctimizlng them out
OF several hundred dollars, was arralsneu Deloie
Justice Dodge. at Jefferson Market, yesterday morn
ing, and upon complaint or Mr. Seastelt committed
IN default OF 81 500 bal 10 answer the charge az the
General Sessions. In his Informal examination ne
stated that he was lfty-tWo years OF age porn III
Germany resides at ~ Grand street. BY occupation
cigar MAKER and had nothing to say Ia reference TO
| the charge.
| HANSON LASS MAKES Young MAN WATCH
| LEss.-Onicer Dyckman, Of tho Eighth precinct.
yesterday morning arraigned female FAMED Bertha
Hanson before Justice Dodge, ut Jefferson Market,
| upon complaint Of Richard Jones' OF No. rs Anilty
place, charged With stealing gold waten IRON nm
carly yesterday morning. bar. jones' states that ne
| applied at The door OF his residence about Two
O'Clock yesterday morning for aullitalce, and the
''od woman net getting afouno III tlne " suit nm
| he discovered liyht brothel nearly opposite,
and he went over. lie TOOK the prisoner on NIB iap,
ana she, thinking, perhaps that young man III her
| company needed no watch on himself i0ndleu
around him untl she succeeded III removing nus
| watch. She denied the charge, but was committed
! III default OF bali 10 answer
THH REWARD or DlSisTEREsTRD KINDNESS
| Patrick Maxwell, OF 80 Mulberry street, called
! TO zee his friend Peter Gilroy, who keeps at 66
Centre street, AID enjoyed tue hospitality OF his
friend by partaking Of sundry drinks. The latter
| appeared to have had an effect upon Maxwell, rem
dering 1t to him a matter OF uncertainty as 10
whether he could lind his way home without assist
| ance. lie Therefore asked Gilroy to see him home
Glroy set out TO 40 tiS but when at the corner or
Park and Mulberry streets lie broke away from Max
| well III violent manner and the latter missed from
the POCKET OF his coat some twenty-eight dollars
Maxwell having reason TO belieye Gilroy had taken
| 1t had him arrested. lie was brought before Judge
| Downing at the fombs Police Court, yesterday and
committed to answer.
GENTLE ANNIE MAKES A BOoK.-Mr Joseph v.
| Bulow, German, residing at 80 AMI Al Centre
street. met Miss Annie Moran at the corner OF Chat
ham and North William streets. and got into CONVEX
saton with her, and he srolled along with her for
| about Two or three BLOCKS. He THEN Thought ne
would have something II drink, and he went into q
saloon leaving her outside ana asking ner 10 wait u
| minute two. On SEEING Tor his pocaeipook ne
| found II was gone aud with II lorty-one dollars,
/ which 1t contained. He rushed oui to Annie, but
| found she was gone. she was afterwards arrested
| and brought before Judge bowling, at the fombs.
Yesterday and committed To answer. Annie denied
| mat she nad robbed Air. Bu!ow, and said she only
| wished she had the pocaetbook anu tIe notes, but
| unfortunately she mad not