New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
THE CRIMINAL RECOPD.
A WOMAN DRUGGED AND ROBB.D-A rar7g
ARREST.

WOMAN DEuGGED AND RoBBaD-A FaisE
ARREST.
Mrs Nelly De Camp, a bOaTl,r nd the Gilsey
House, went riding July - with Frank Mason, casual
acquaintance. WLio returning from ne Central Park
and Haren-.anc they stopped AZ Charles ciulzes re.
tduraut an. drank vine freely. She that she aJon
necag aIoMsy ,n4 a., ~ gm c - "reH ,h9
with hsr gold watch and chain, and her diamond nne
He had failed 10 take her bracelets SO with diamonds
turned to The cty aad reported her loss to c l',go
force search has been made Ior the thief without
was arrested rs be was entnttae GIanI Central Roici
the driver Oh ne raiIiass lrrd Oh ne yoi to r9Jy
De Camp, when summoned, promptly denied uat he vas
| the guilty person, and hc W.. DISCHARGED
HEAVY DEFALCATOY by \ PGoHKEEPrR.
George c. Friclc, bOokkc.pcr and cashier
for VIM. A. Kobbo & GO. Of Noe. 81 and 80 Lo,nlrI-st
arrested Saturday on the complaint o. Che smor
member oi tho Auu FOR ombczlemrnts extending over
series % years. Ait.r h- HUr-t Doe confessed - Mr.
kobbe that be- had taken ttIa)j from lie Old hrm u
kobbo q Coriies aaa $1,000 rom the neH iIu OF hoJDs
* Co. ne declined to say what hr bad done win 10,
/ di-' amount hut bad sQu1nd.Iel manly 81. o. u.
The rmJt elements concealed 10y false cUirr-.
single complaint made, iu which which W.. hOD.c
sets forth that MAY 2 1871, Frcza prepared check q
The firm ,or 90 on tho Grrnan-A m'reaa Bank t0 ths
order Ol the Chemical National Bank, which Was ~ 10
used ausiel check to make egf te account OF fhg
house. Alr Kobbc signed this check and DOT uUtH
some time aii"rward that u vas discovered, tat alter
t lad been signed words haa been Hicp' a,ei making
IL payable % the Chemical National Bank or 90 tho
Eagle Gao Machine company ana ihr moor cement Of
the latter made. BY means Of this aIrot interpolation
the check had been diverted if, original purpose
and the proceeds appropriated hy tr'r To- 3D., Own u'e
BY similar means ne las 9.t1med iAt large amounts lOr
which he is a dclauitcr. Re Was committed Jy Justice
Hogan to the Tombs 10 await an examination.
ATTEWPT TO PROSTITUTE A YOUNG GIRL,
John Wolf, a saloon keeper of Port Chester,
Westchestcr County was seen on Saturday morning ~
Capt Irving of the Detective force, attempting 10 in
vcisle Bridget Walsh INTO q house Of pros tuition in
Mercerst. The officer took them both % Police Head
quarters The girl said that she had only been two weeks
in the country, amt had come that morning Ifon Port
Chester, her 10 the residence OF her parents, At
her and while they were going dow" town Le oheTld 70
procure a situation for her He Inst TOOK Ecf 10 mousse
i'm West HOustOn-,t saying that his sister lived there
This is known 10 the Police az mouse 81 po,I'ution.
None Of the inmates answered hl~ summon A DC tIen
induced her 70 with him 10 Mcrcer-St, affirming that
an acquaintance lived there. The prisoner on the com
plant OF tho girl committed to the Tombs by Justice
Hogan TO await trial IL Is alleged that he Las been
guilty OF similar practices on previous occasions.
BRUTAL ASSAULT on FOREMAN IN WATER-ST
Robert Ferris, foreman of gang Of labOres
employed on two grain elevators, owned by Mr. Nichols
Of No Moore-,t. assaulted saturday by Thomas
MCLAUGHLIN of the gang and 50 brutay beaten tha.
ante-morem statement taken at tho l'lh tiCsPI u 4
former f9rsnan OF me opd Frfris apponied IN
his stead. Ferris told the gang lhat ~ ty "yiked ~
Mo d. IN leading The steamer Helvctia lying at Pier
No A. North River. ON Frlhy Wh.h the steamer Whs
about half loaded Mclaughlin ana I0r other men quit
work without assigning any reason Ferris Was engaged
ON saturday in looking for men 10 MI their places.
hbout : n NJ he met Mclaughlin and the others, 40
water and Whitchall-sts. All had been drinking Ne
Iaughln demanded pay meht 9I Ig WORK HAic1 ne nld
Nichols had settled hi, accounts. Mclaughlin seized the
foreman by the throat anL sIng ih IM.cr IN i!o zee
and in the stomach knocked nm down aud icl on
his body. Ferris struggled TO nee himself, and lit 's
assailant, ear They finally separated, and the IN
urcd man was removed TO the Park Hospital McAugh
lin was arrested. The attendant ply slsldns Affirm that
| Ferris cannot recover verdict against Mclaughlin
was rendered, and he was committed to the Tomb' TO
await the result Of Fcrriss injuries He Is an lrsa1
Ferris Is also an ri,hman, and lives IA sccendiye..
| Twclith-st, Brooklyn
STEALING FROM \ FETEND.
Leopold SEEKER had long been an intimate
friend of lr stitch, OF the firm Of Brombcrg Stlch.
dealers i'm hats at No 80 Merccrst. when leaving tho
store he would pick mp bundle Of hats caps and walk
of with them, the porters and sale smcl sspe TED OthnS
ON account Of his friendship with M stich The urn
than the sales warranted. An investigation Was lhst,
tuted. aud the removal OF goods by seeker was @
charged with the theit and fed from the St9rr.
When arrested he acknowledged hlS gut aug saiu INV
ne had disposed Of the goods TO jacob Uht,der 81 30
ia Grandst The latter arrested also. and both were
committed by Justice Hogan to tie IomD TO await an
examination.
BROOKLYN HOMICIDE.
An inquest will be held to-day in the caso
Michael Larzen Of Ne. 1877 st. Markspace who died
on Friday injuries received at Hanley liquor store
No. $40 Vanderbltave. About p. m. Wednesday ho
into the liquor store while intoxicated and, IN dis
pute which arose, WAS violently pushed rom the saloon
ami beaten on the Nrtu 10y ulhuoNu ptiHOnT ilo Wy
conveyed 10 his dwelling where he gradually sank. On
a medical examination il found that his skull bad
been fractured, cut five inches IN length being tho
cause of death. Thomas Boyle and Timothy Hanley
have been arrested ON suspicion OF bengconcened ~ the
ARRAY.
A CRUEL BLOW
John Billey assaulted August KOSsel, Ger
man. of No J97 Water-st, early yesterday and fellcd
him to the pavement He claims that h. gave the blow
with his list but his victim was rendered lnsouNOe.
and received dangerous cut IL lEClieycd that pair
of brass knuclcs some other instrument was used.
He was committed to the MadsOn-,t. Police station.
Ko,sel was removed to Bellevue Hospital lie is in y
dangerous condition.
AN EAR BITTEN OFF,
John Ryan of No. - Vandcwater-st., while
fighting with Michael Byrncs early yesterday had his
right ear badly bitten. He removed 10 the Park
Hospital and his assaiant was comitjed to the Iomb'
by Justice Scott.
ATTACKED WITH 4 CLUB.
Charles Berth OF No POI ChryStie-st., as
saulted Arthur Bliss early yesterday with club, Strik
ing him on the head and INJECTING severe wounds ITO
was committed to the Essex Market Prison by justice
scott.