The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-19
TONES POLICE COURT.

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TONES POLICE COURT.
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Robbery Of Rat sIkins--s,Sc I.ariOs Case Of
Calf Skins-Goins for Garments and Get
ting Cauxht-Falilns into tho Hands Of
the Phili.tinss In n Faro Bank-Paper
Putting People in a Pit-Joc's Jowelry.
Before Judge Hogan.
A progressive gentleman, enjoying the euphonious
tte OF lsadore Harness obtained 400 muskrat skins
and nifty sets of collars and CUTS from the firm OF
Lowerre e. Co., 46e Broadway, for the purpose OF
getting them worked up. AS soon as he had gained
possession OF the goods however. ne changed his
mind. and instead OF returning them to the nrm
who had entrusted him with them he applied
she proceeds to his own use and went on q
tour Of PLEASURE to Europe. Mrs. Eliza Ar
mold, OF 81 Essex street, knew hannesss ana
advised him on several occasions to return the pro
perty but ne was deaf her counsel On the lth or
July she went to Hanness house. IN Houston street.
for the purpose OF again persuading him to be hon.
est but she was Informed that 1t too late,
rs the goods were sold. She saw youth named
Jacob Seellch come to the place while she there
ana carry or tie skins In o wagon. the property
altogether was worth $500. Detective Tullv Of the
Central ONCE got Information Of the case and ar
rested Seench. but he refused to give any fnforma-
tion Of the NUTS. saying the lady was mistaken In
his identity. Hanness Is now In Germany, but the
police expect to see hin in New York Seelich
was committed Tor eyamnlatlon.
youth named John Byrnes, who lives at 621
&htro avenue took an aIiecLOn Tor case OF snoeS,
Soars he Sp props Of Ana levy .ae Sube and
carried II OF. He was sgen steal ng 1t by MI. W. w.
81 Ma6ie \ Co. joan SAID in reply to the charge
khat he was going down the street, when Q man
" e % % e ~ 1Se IN
wagon that was standing near. The story having
Ntte tOunaation in the lace OF the testimony on The
other side Mr.. Byrnes was locked up IN deiaule OF
2 Another ambitious youth, who has peen laboring
IN THE FORGERY LINE
Tor some time, came to grief at the hands OF De
lective Heidelberg. This sprouttag genius writes
splendid hand, ald has been exercising his penman-
ship on checks to q considerable extent. Out OF
%D ~ s n Was ~
Augustus DOl, Of No ia Hester street, who stated
that Aeyman ceme into bis place OF business aud
gave him CHECK for s.2 drawn on the American
Exchange National Bank dated April 81, 1871, and
payable t. bearer. This check lie scot to the bank,
was MADE BY George r. Howarth, OF sas BROADWAY,
. salesman III tue employ OF Messrs. Shutledee b
$l5. and rendered In payment check for that
amount, drawn on the same bank, dated May 70.
The Quit obtained IN Tits clever way, Mi. Hegman
did not intend Tor his personal embellishments but
eaner 70 s En rs vsvsr n pA was
OF the "tiger." Faro Is heytnan's greatest weak
ness. lie would run any amount OIL chances 10 D6
able to risk little coin on the green taDe. 10 be
sure, he admits tns y Sos s0uprs &C night are
great consultation to him when his pockets are
Of Knowing the money goes into the BANK
or the es,ablis hmsnt. Detective ileidel-
on FRIDAY last and on Saturday night found him in
one OF hts lavorte naunts. He was only spectator,
with notiln Z, ana ne was forced TO draw abuse.
nent IRON the exploits OF Others until tie midnight
yepast was announced. heynaE's lonsor1al cliliva-
1 II.
che sleulh hound OF the law enirapped hun. This
FAMOUS FURGING FAxOIST
aid his first little stroke or business Brooklyn. In
lat healthui and Retiring LOCALITY he performed an
VIBRATION on Will Which subsequently went Into
sng pcnman was detected, and he was elected to do
Tshe state some service ivr year. AS ms case now
eOrego the Indulgence OF hrs iavor1ts pastime Tor
considerable period. He was yesterday c0lnmi,led
the I.th OF July festivities seem likely TO last the
summer through: They were reconstructed on Moa-
day evening by Frank Kenny anu his brother, who
ls gen r.y Known under the pet name OF Spikes"
The Kennys went to picnic ON Monday ana g0t
extrayaganty aud wanted 10 do Soma execution
with It. but no was prevented. In the cveniny how
syer an OPPORTUNITY Offered as Inc brothers were
saloon gentleman and two ladies' we're standing
waiting for u Cur. a1d Frank Kenny went up 10
them and addr ssed one oil the ladies' In manner
enc accompanying cavalier did not ike. lilo eX-
Postuated with the pcnlcker, VINO dld not Ike his
Interference. Francis
DREW HIS KNIFE
and shouted the gentlema0. This IS not the 18th
OF July, anyhow" A row was raised and Frank
t0OE to bis ilcels but he was shortly after taken Dy
policeman. He was admitted to bail IN $2.0oo yes
terday. .t
During the past six months the firm Of Vernon,
Scott Il Brothers, Of Us and 81 Duane street, nave
lost paper wrappngs 10 the amount or 5000 WITHOUT
being In any way able to account tor the disappear
ance OF the property. The day before yesterday,
however, they cauxnt TWO boys In their employ,
named Mark Oro4net and Henry Leybald purlon.
lng the covers. The youths ON being taxed with
che robbery, acknowledged It, and said they had
been taklny the covers for some time and selling
them to Patrick Mcguire. who Keeps JUNK shop at
No. 10 Centre street. Captain Konnedy o. the Sixth
precinct was Informed OIL the affair, and he 0etael
Uoiecuve Nolan to work up the case The detective
visited Patrick ct has establishment and found
about
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS
OF the stolen papers ON the premises. Patrick told
tho official they were VI very little value and he had
bought them from lunkinen and people In the Ousi-
ness. The detective thought tile boys story savored
moro OF the majesty OF tutn and invited Patrick 10
come along with him. The Ruielcss Mcguire was
allotted apartments IN the stone Jug for his inno-
% another department IN the same establishment
Mr. Joseph C0burn was again In Court about the
Watch chain The gentleman who had given the
chain to COburu came with him ana explained 10
the Judge mat the jewel nad been lett with MIN Dy
q man VINO had got iHuney and drinks 70 some eX-
couple OF weeks but as ne had failed to return to
300k after the matter THIS gentleman supposed ne
looked upon the afair as settled ana made MT
.Coburn present OF the chain. The trouble was
adjusted by Judge Hogan TO the satisfaction OF
everybody.
MRS. FAIR NOT FOUL.