The New York herald., 1869-05-29

Elizabeth Gardiner No. West Twenty fifth street,
and soon after various articles IN ilnen sverware'
tnued be missed. few days ago the fact5 were
reported TO the Ninth precinct station house, ana
robberies. On Thursday night he found at 123 Jane
street seveHty-1ve dollars worth OF the stolen pro-
perty, which the glr had loaned 10 the occupant,
sixty to seventy-1ve dollars more that had been
pawned by her. The servant was arrested and yes
dent of being able 10 secure the property still in
the possession Of the pawnbroSers.
ALLEGED FORGERY AND CoNNIvANcE AT FRAUD
man named David Marsh was yesterday arrested
ana taken before Judge Dowllng at the Tomns, to
answer O charge OF conniving with James Hayward,
who has not yet been arrested, In defraudlng out
OF ST. 600 the North River Bank, IN Gree witch street.
From the sfiidavts 1t seems that the prisoner was
seen In company with Hayward and therefore sup
posed to be In completely with him; that the
latter having been introduced to the receiving teller
OF the bank. deposited what purports TO be check
his own order, signed by Livermore whitney;
that 81, 900 was drawn from the North River Bank
proved TO be worthless and the certiacation for
gerry. The prisoner was fully committed 10 answer
the charge.
THE ALLEGED ARTIST Decentralization has
already been made Of the arrest, by order Of the
captain Of the Fifteenth precinct, Of poor music
teacher named Hugo Won Elsner, on the charge Of
burglari0usL entering room at No. 14O Fourth
street on Monday last, and stealing property worth
500. Tno arrest was feIuctantly maze Dy Otncer
Tuly, Fifteenth precinct by order OF his captain, on
the complaint Of woman named Alice L. Stone. VINO
swears In her complaint that the offence was COM
mitted between quarterpast Six and half-past SIX
O'Clock p. NJ. Mr.. Do0little, son OF the Wisconsin
Senator learning OF the facts, volunteered TO
defend the accused, who on Thursday and yester-
day proved beyond q doubt by four or five witnesses
that at the time Of the robbery he was a mile away.
Nevertheless the justice refused under the plea OF
not having read the evidence, to discharge him. but
yesterday generously ~ admitted the accused to
ball. An alibi was clearly established yet the un-
fortunate artist is held under suspicion.
SHARP PRACTICE OF AN ALLEGED Bogus LAW.
YER.-Mr. William w. MigronIgle was yesterday ar
rested on charge OF swindllng and forgery, pre-
ferred by Mr.. william r. sheldon. OF the National
HOTEL in COrtandt street. The adavit OF the latter
forth that the accused, under pretence OF being
a lawyer, induced him to retain him aS prosecuting
attorney to obtain damages for defamation OF char
acter said defamation OF character being alleged by
Mr.. Migronige the part OF the party
against whom the suit was to be commenced,
and that $500 would cover the entire expenses
Of the suit This arrangement was entered into
January, 1885, since which time Mr.. sheldon says ne
had paid Mr.. Migronige about SO, 900, on accouat Of
the supposed suit. Recently. Mr.: Sheldon further
AYERS that he has discovered that Mr. Mgronigle is
not lawyer; that the pretended suit was never IN
stituted and that transcript Of Judgment against
the supposed defendant claimed to have been issued
by the County Clerks Office Is forgery The accused
was taken before Judge bowling at the TOmbs. He
claimed that he ls lawyer, but said that as to the
fnrther charges preferred against him he had
nothing to say at present He was committed III
defau. OF So, 900 to answer the charge.