The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14

ALLEGED FEkONiOUs Acknowledgements wall,
Cap maker, residing at 40 Forsyth street. was ar
rested ana taken before Judge Hogan at the Tombs,
on charge OF feAOniOus assault on Elizabeth Gbson
The two had some words, when tue accused accord
Ing 10 the affidavit Of the complainant, staboei her
III the face VITA knife. The accused was commit
ted In default OF BAH TO answer the charge.
THE ROBBERY ON THE BOSTON EXPREss-Augustus
Murray, Jr, the darkey who was arrested and
brought before Justice Dodge on Monday charged
by MIR. Mcfarland, OF Madison avenue, with having
robbed him OF hls purse ami tobacco BOX III Seep-
ing car on the Boston express tram ON sun lay night
was discharged yesterday morning on MS own re-
coenLance, Mr.. Mcfarland not desiring to prosecute
him.
THE PANEL GAME.-John Latin, Of 12t East Elev.
enth street, appeared before Justice Dodge at tie
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning,
and complained that Lizzie Sinclair, woman OF the
town had persuaded nun TO with her to the house
No. l23 Mercer street on the night previous and
there robbed MN OF sixty i've dollars in money and
pawn tickets OF the value of nifty dollars by means OF
the panel game" Tie prisoner pleaded not guilty
when the charge read to her but was coInunhted
to answer without bail.
JOAN Edward Danthault, OF 81 Wooster street,
charged Mary Rely, before Justice Dodge, at the
Jefferson Market Ponce Court yesterday WIN ROD
bng nm OF twenty three 10 ars N currency N ale
house Of ili-iame, 81 wooster street, Inc prisoner
was committed 10 answer
THE ALLEGED ROBBERY IN HOUSTON STREET.
James Gallagher, the man who was arrested on Mon
day night at the corner Of Crosby and East Houston
streets on charge OF robbery preferred by Andrew
watt, brought up for eXamlnat on yesterday be-
fore Justice Dodge. The facts sworn 10 III the com
pant are somewhat different from the statement
published yesterday. Gallagher was alone WIN
Watt when arrested, and the 500 which II IL alleged
the latter had in his pocket were not taken. The
prisoner asserted that the complainant was drunk
and ran against him. and, becoming alarmed, cried
out that ne was robbed for the purpose OF getting
assistance; and further That the money was not IN
the possession of Watt at ali at the time. Gallagher
was committed 20 answer without bail.
A BRACE OF SHoPLrTERs.-Two women, respect
ably dressed and modest IN manner, named Emma
Johnson and Mary Brown, were brought before
Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Marketj Police Court
Yesterday evening, by detective Beck, who arrested
them while leaving the dry goods store OF Lake
about two O'Clock. MIR. James McGreery, as COM
plainan stated that the prisoners entered the store
and asked To some silk shawls, and that while
the salesman was engaged In pulling down lresn
quantity Mr. JACKSON, the superintendent, observed
Emma conceal five and Nary Two fine silk saawls, of
the aggregate value of $3.50. The goods were found
in their POSSESSION when arrested. They were CON-
United Tor trial.
EAST RIVER PARK CHARGED TO BE DIsORDERLY
PLAcE.-Chares Sulzer, the proprietor OF the East
River Park, was arralgned yesterday before Justice
Kelly, at the iorkve Police Court, on a charge OF
keeping place " hlch is the common resort OF dis
ORDERLY persons. Mr.. H0gg, who resides III the
neighbOrhoOd of the park, testified That during the
present season the place had been conducted In
most dlsOrderly manner, ana that the families III
the neighborhoOd were continually annoyed by lewd
aud obscene language aud noisy debauchery. sew
era witnesses were present Tor the defence, put
their examination was adjourned until wednesday
afternoon. Many OF Mr.. suffers Witnesses are sul0
to be highly respectable citizens OF the uptown
wards.