The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAP0N.-Omcer brady,
OF the Sixth precinct arrested James Kelly In Null
berry street on charge OF disorderly conduct ana
also having shoe knife concealed about his person,
with the alleged intent to use the same. Justice
Downing committed the accused TO the IomDs iof
trial.
THE REAL ESTATE FALSE PRErENCE Casa par
tia examination took place yesterday before Justice
Hogan in the case or Charles westcreld, Christian
Seyforth and Henry Zeimer, charged with attempt-
ing to defraud Mr.. Charles A. Buddenseck, OF NO.
154 Leonard street. out of some real eSthte In Mao
that went to clearly establish the innocence OF Mr.
Zelmer. On the motion or his counsel, Mr.. A. oan-
ford. Mr.. Zemer, who - member OF. the leaa pro
fessIon, was honorab.y discharged from custody.
The examination viii be resumed on Thursday next.
RoBBING AN EXPRESS CoMPANY.-CharIes Il De
Forest, young man twenty-five years OF age, was
yesterday arrested by detective Woodbridge, OF the
Sixth precinct, on the charge OF stealing nom the
ONCE OF Harnden's Express Company, Broadway.
where he was employed as clerk, package addressed
to "A. Rurnhan, Taunton Mass, /" containing gOlu
watch valued at $I25 the same being The properly
OF Harndcn's Express Company as common car
rers." The timepiece was in transit from New Or
leans to Taunton by the above company when the
Superintendent Mr.. Locke W.gWinchester, maze a
complaint against the accused. De Forest con-
fessed HIS guilt to Mr. Winchester, and Justice DOW
ling committed him to the Tombs for trial In default
OF 900 bail.
OBTAINING SILK BY FRAuD.-Detectlve Field, Of
the Fifth precinct, yesterday arrested Wayne Girls
void, highly respectable appearing young man, on
the charge Of having. the nth OF September last
fraudulently obtained fortysix yards Of silk valued
at SAG 25 from James O'Nei a clerk in the employ
Of Messfs. Vent, Hartley Il Co., 1888 broadway.
Grisw0d called upon Neil and represented that he
wanted to buy silk for 7. d. Root, OF Greenfield
Mass and have It sent to the store OF y. 8. Mills
Co., White street, to be packed Mr.. O'Net TOOK the
goods to the store In White street, and there meeting
Grlswold delivered them to him. IL subsequently
appeared that Mr. Root had never authorized the de-
endant to purchase any SIX for HIM, ana It ID there
fore charged tnat he obtained the goods by means OF
false and fraudulent representations. The accused
was arraigned before Justice Bowling and commit
ted for trial. GriswOld Is o salesman and lives at
the Union Square Hotel.
AN ADVERTISING AGENT IN TRoUBLE.-Ye Yesterday
morning william II. Chambers, an advertising agent
in Brooklyn was brought before Justice Bowling at
the Tombs, by oficer Govacan, Of the Fourteenth
precinct, charge OF fraud preferred against him
by Mr.. Charles 8. Huntoon OF Nos. Is and IS Cham
bers street. IN his complaint Mr.. Huntoon sets
forth that on the Goth day OF September last ne was
waited upon by Chambers, who represented himself
as being connected with the Tribune Association.
and expressed desire to collect bill OF thrty0ne
dollars and twenty-five cents due the association
from Mr.. Peter L0riliard. Mr.. HuntOOn, believing
the representations thus made, drew check for the
Sinclair publisher OF the Tribune Association, de-
posed that Chambers was not authorized TO collect
the money in question for the association. The ma
gistrae committed Chambers to the Tomhs for trial.
lie Is ortysiX years or age, and. IL Is needless TO
say denies his guilt.