The New York herald., 1873-10-01
IQAss POLICE COURT.

ArrRtgned for Shooting His Brother.
Michael Hogan, who shot his brother, Joseph In
West street night before last, was arraigned
yesterday morning, before Judge Dowling. He
was quite cool and apparently unconcorned, and
had nothing to state in regard to the ARRAY. He
was held to await the result OF his brothers
injuries.
Alleged Bond Forgers Committed.
The examination in the case OF Thomas Connolly
and Edward Upton, who were committed on the
18th OF September last for trying co negotiate
forged 81, 900 bond on the Massawippi Valley Rail-
road, took place yesterday. Mr.. Emmons Raymond,
President OF the Passumpslc River Railroad. who
first detected the forgery, and to whom the bond
their counsel. MIR. Abe Hnmmc. pleading not
guilty, were held IN $1,000 each to answer at the
Young MoIoney Pleads Guilty.
Tuesday last q BOY named william Moloney en-
tered the store OF A!onzo I. McMullen, No. 241
Broadway, and went as far as the back Ofice
where Mr. McMullen had hung up his vest, con-
tanning his watch and chain. A friend OF Mr.
McMullen's, sitting In the ONCE, observing the
boys movements, asked him where his watch was
He replied that it was in his vest. ~ rather think
that boy has got III" answered hts friend. The boy
was then followed and caught. and the watch and
chain found in his possession. M0loney when
brought to Court this morning was instantly re-
cognized by Justice Bowling. He was held in de-
fault OF $1,000 to answer AZ the General Sessions.
Miss Wells Watch.
Miss Lizzie E. Wells Of Parkersburg, W. Va, ar.
rived here yesterday morning in the steamer
Rhode Island from stonington, in company with
her uncle, Mr.. Albert Z. Green, OF Providence. On
going out OF her sateroom she left her watch and
chain. valued at $50, Under her pillow On recol-
ecting them she returned, but they were missing.
negro waiter named Victor Martelle, was seen by
her uncle to enter the room after her departure.
Martele was held for examination.
Ways That Are Dark and a Trick That
| Was Vain.
| Yesterday Nj. o. u. Phelps, q gentleman from
the interior, appeared before Judge Bowling aH
complainant against one james Williams, a conf
dence operator.
| Mr. Phelps is q stout, elderly gentleman OF good
presence anu an honest, trusting nature II seems
that shortly after arriving in this city he fell VIC
tim to the wiles OF the "banco" men and lost q
considerable sum or money. He put the
case in the hands OF Detective Doyle who
is engaged in workingit up. The lesson was not
lost on Mr.. Phelps, who, day before yesterday, was
again accosted by one or the gentry with the in
quiry. "Ahs Mr.. Benedict, when are you coming
down to look at those goods. lou are Mr.. Bene.
| dict Of Rochester. are you not ~
| Judge Dowing-WeH, what theng
| Mr.. Phelps-wel your Honor. Immediately sus
pected something. go said. Il am not Mr. Bene.
walked on leisurely, when this fellow came up and
s 50
| /, 'Il throw you into the streetW He then ran Of
I leaped on the car after him. and, when he got or
| Followed him closely and gave him into the hands
| OF the ofcer.
| tendenr Matseil, and let them take his picture.
Bring him back In the morning, and Ill investigate
| the matter further.