The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

Broadway TO paw an account. and while doing 90
man named Edward Martin, OF No. IS Henry street,
went IN and grabbed his pocketbook out OF his hand,
which Contained $780, Martin was Committed to
answer by Judge bowling.
BURGLARY IN GREENWICH sTREEr.-Thomas
Lynch and Peter Haley were arragned before
Justice Dodge at Jefferson Market yesterday MORN
ing by oficer Burns OF the Twenty-eignth precinct
upon complaint Of Mrs. Hannah Barrett OF No. SOL
greenwich street. charged with burQarousy enter
ing her house at the above number on saturday
night and stealing wearing apparel valued at eighty
dollars They both denied the charge, but were
committed IN default OF $1,000 bail each to answer
az the General Sessions.
THE DIAMOND RoBBERY.-Chares Wilson, alias
Eberhard, who was arrested by detectives Reilly and
Cockey, OF the Fifteenth precinct on Monday after
noon, charged in company with two accomplces,
who have not been arrested, with stealing pair OF
diamond earrings, valued at $500, from the jewelry
store Of JACOB H. Frey, Broadway, during the month
OF October last the facts OF which have already been
fully reported In the HERALD, was arraigned before
Justice Dodge yesterday, ana upon a complaint
preferred by Mr. Frey was fully Committed TO an
swer the charge at the Court OF General Sessions
Wilson denied the charge, and stated ne was not
the city at the time the robbery took place.
THE CASE OF ANDREW MoRAN.-Andrew Moran,
the Southerner who was committed at Jefferson
Market on Saturday last, upon complaint Of Mrs.
DR.. Charlotte Lozier OF No. 1913 West Thrty-fourth
street, charged with applying TO her TO produce an
abortion on a cousin OF MS named Caroline Tulle,
the facts or which have already appeared IN the
HERALD gave bonus LII the OF ,OOu DeIOT6 JUS
tlce Dodge yesterday to appear and answer the
charge, John Eckhon. OF No. rs Wall street, becom.
Ing his bondsman. In his informal examination ne
stated he was thrtyfour years OF age, born and re-
sided IN south Carolina, by occupation planter and
not guilty OF the charge preferred against him.
THIEF AND RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS
Yesterday morning boy named William Beham,
thirteen years Of age, arraigned before Justice
Dodge at Jefferson Market upon complaint OF his
employer, Mr.. A. Coleman, or 1854 Broadway,
charged with stealing number Of horse whips and
brushes from him at various times during the past
month, valued at eighty dollars. The COY admitted
the larceny and stated he had sold the property 10
hack driver named William Watson, residing at 800
Seventh avenue, who was also arrested and COM
plant preferred against him by Mr.. Coleman charg-
Ing him with receiving stolen goods, to which he
pleaded not guilty, but was committed to answer In
default OF $500 bail. The boy admitted the larceny
and was also committed in default OF bail.
A CANDIDATE FOR A POLICE APPOINTMENr-On
Monday night John Burns and Michael Brady, resi-
dents OF the Eighteenth ward became engaged in
dispute in relation to some trining matter, when
Brady, becoming enraged at his companion, seized
with 1t, telling him to the pavement, injuring him
severely The assallant was arrested by officer Fan
| ming, Of the Eighteenth precinct, and Burns
removed to Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance,
where his wounds were dressed by a surgeon. Yes
terday morning Brady was conveyed before Justice
Dodge, at Jefferson Market where complaint was
preferred against him by the officer In behalf OF the
result OF the injuries. certificate from the house
surgeon at Bellevue Hospital stated that Burns was
| suffering from two severe scalp Wou nds over the
lett ear and others on his mead.