The New York herald., 1871-10-06

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: ssweii. spose may As well own up. DICK seeip'
you've got me In the jug. aud mignt jist as well
ss my s 0vsnSs q 5s % sE Is ws
policy snop at No. lh Thompson street. for S. and
that's ali I've got 70 say 70 you anyhow After this
ness 10 wait upon the policy ofce keeper IN Thomp-
SON street, ana informed Johnny Farrell" that
Sooa ana o e
theft by the price paid for them. Farrell had pre-
SENT DooLEY TO A LONG DISTANCE
metaphOricaly speaking, Tor demanding more than
$5 for $50 worth OF goods but when he was arrested
he was IN fair way Of taking that journey himself
they were both taken to the Tombs yesterasy.
ana D0oley vowed he would never wish a man Ill
again as long as he lived. Farrell sald he meant no
harm IN what he had said aud done with Dooey;
but he had the consolation that they would both 20
the same road. SO thought the Judge, for ne re-
Jury, IN default OF goo ball In each case.
GERMAN FEMALE OPERATORS.
CaIherine Fiore, an oid. Qeclepit. but bad tenn
DALE and younger fraucnzimmer named Dorcas
Schuster, who gave her residence at some street
tecuve Eustace with entering the down town store
Of Arnold Constable a Co.. and stealing two ele-
giant dress cioaks, worth S37 each JOhn Kinmouth
Testified to the goods having belonged TO ms en-
pioyers, and that was all he knew about It Eustace
said he watched the '.deutschen DleDstahlenn go
their shawls, and walk out upon the sidewalk with
tnem where ne arrested them, ana took possession
Both women denied they had stolen the articles.
although the things were Immediately identified as
having been taken from the department Tor the sale
OF such goods, without being pad for. "lch bin
nicht schuldign reiterated The elder woman to the
Judge. ana their counsel agreed to a kind OF examl-
nation before the Bench but nothing t1ut was SAID
weakened the evidence given by the detective and
the consequence was that the ladies' were invited
down stairs TO take tea with Miss Foster, prior TO
their being taken before the court OF General Ses-
HOns. In default Of $4,000 bail.
kETCH 'EM. III YOU CAN.
Edward Ketcham, OF 2l5 BrOome street. thought
ne should like to see how matters were conducted
IN shooting gallery IN basement at the corner OF
Leonard and Baxter streets. on Wednesday morn
into the place. and while ne was there Ch aries
Daniels, rough specimen OF the rougnest Baxter
street bummers claiming to live ut No. 70 Greene
street, gently relieved him OF his gold hunting case
the crowd he lost him again, and Daniels got away
with It.. Tne loser went to Captain Alaire, Of the
Police Department., and on inquiry Danies was DIS
covered yesterday morning hiding from hts pursuers
When arrested ne said he had sold the watch to one
Isaacs Levy, pawnbroker In Greenwich street.
Levy was also arrested and taken to the T0mbs.
Judge BOWLING to Levy-You have this mans
watch, which you bought from Daniels.
LEvY-N0, sar; think dat Is all q mistake. Twas
go ont to the theatre that night and lett die place
init my bruder-in-iaw. II 1t was looked den know
time.
JUDGE ito prisoner)-Ddnt you sell this man
watch9
DANrELs-I can't say now sir. think so.
LEVY can 'sure Your Honor dat know nothing
whatever OF die watch; not word. Can go now.
JUDGE-NO, Str. Walt q little while; you may
change your mind II we give you time.
felt nervously in his pocket until after he saw Daniels
going down into the thieves den, when he took his
departure with his counsel.
mo" SAID Judge Dowling, 'lts case OF 'ketch-am
II you can"