The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
A BOLD YOUNG swINDLER.


young man OF nne appearance and pleasing
ADDRESS, named Rutger Teel was arraigned ar this
Court yesterday afternoon on q charge OF swim
ding. His easy manners and GLIB powers, TO.
gether with his previous connection with the par
ties whom he swInded, made II a comparatively
easy task for him to victimize them. 1t appears
that until quite recently ne was clerk In the EN-.
p!oy o. Mr. Marx Marq9e at No. 40 West Houston
During the early part OF the present month Mr..
Marque discharged him, since which time ne has
been doing nothing, his late illegal activity ex-
cepted. It was his wont during his service TO Mr.
Marque to make credit purchases on that gentle.
mans name, a fact which. he thought, on the I'D
OF this month, turn to his own advantage. On
the DAY named he called t at yns store OF mr. u
whom n. purchased s7s 70 worth Of tobacco on
the credit OF ms late employer. Alter the sale had
been made and the bill presented to Mr.. Marque
IL was discovered that the transaction was swim.
die, and police search was made for TeeL Yester-
day he returned 10 the store OF Mr.. WalzhOfer and
attempt ed 10 make another purchase on the same
basis. While the clerk engaged hlm exhibiting
who arrived in few minutes and arrested Tee.
When arraigned Tee SAID he mad no answer TO
make in regard to the charge preferred against
him. While the Judge was signing the commit
ment slip in the case q gentleman named sutton
said ne had charge to make against the prisoner.
He swore tnat on the Esd OF January feel went 70
Marques clerk, obtained $40 rs worth of leaf to-
baccO. Sutton's affdavit was filed with the other
and Teel was committed lOr trlal.
DISHONEST DOMESTIC.
On the ooth Of last September Mr. Charles Mil
Ter, OF No. 227 William street, lost his servant girl,
who disappeared very mysterously. by strange
coincidence he the same day lost $97 under the
following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noon OF the date
mentioned Eliza Heir, the servant, came to hin
on the first floor OF the house and SAID that his
wife, who was up stairs, wanted the key OF the
bureau drawers He gave them to her. and
shortly afterward she disappeared. Last week
alter her. When arraigned she had nothing to
say in reference to the charge and was locked up
Tor trial.
TILL TAPPING.
Thomas Peat, who keeps bar at No. 81 Oliver
street, having gone to a ball on Friday night,
very naturally felt little sleepy yesterday
morning. Business being slack ne thought he
would take little nap, and TO that end he asked
Pat Carney and Joe Boss, two frequenters OF
and see to it that 70 one walked OF with the
goods After delivering this Injunction he com.
aozed OF. In short while the men woke him.
saying they wanted TO leave. He reused himself
and bid them goodby. When he went to the TIL to
make change for a customer who came IN just as
they were leaving he found that money amount
ing to $50 had been stolen; together with a. gold gold
house In Oliver street and had him arrested.
Carney he could not find. Boss pleaded not
guilty, and was held IN default OF $4,000 to answer
at the General sessions.
MICHAEL GERMAN HELD.
Michael German, charged with having severely
stabbed Peter Croker. the prize fighter, was held
IN DEFAULT OF bail Tor trial
DIsoRpERLY HOUSE KEEPERS.
Henry and Matilda Schmidt, of No. 4sl Pearl
street, and Mary Weinheimer, OF No. 20 New Cham
bers street, were held on charge OF keeping disor
derry houses.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
DANGEROUS sTABBING ARRAY.
William Livingston was held yesterday to await
the result OF injuries inflicted by him Lawrence
Missalt, OF No so Horato street, on THURSDAY
drew a knife and stabbed Missat in the abdomen
INJECTING a wound which the doctors fear Will
prove Iatal.
ANOTHER sTABBINd MATCH.
On Thursday night Thomas McWilllams. Charles
Hughes George Cannon and Patrick Sheridan
were quarreling on Thirty sixth street. near
Ninth avenue During the scu1e Sheridan got
stabbed In the right side and was brought TO the
Reception Hospital in Ninety ninth street. Oficer
Murphy arrested McWilllams, Hughes and Cannon,
and yesterday they were held for further exami-
nation by Judge kasmire.
A STAGE DRIVER ARRESTED.
william Boyle, a driver Of Broadway stage, was
yesterday held for running over John Schwartz
on the corner OF Broadway and Fourteenth street,
and breaking his leg. MI Schwartz was attempt
Cahill OF the Twenty-dfth precinct witnessed the
affair ana arrested the driver.
ANOTHER RUN OVER OUTRAGE.
Thomas Burns attempted to jump on the front
platform OF No. 81, OF the Eighth avenue rail-
road, when 1t was passing the corner OF Hudson
and Bank streets. Tue driver. Richard Robinson.
seeing him 70 be partly intoxicated, pushed him
of and he tell on the track. The car passed over
his arm and crushed IL terribly. Robinson was
held to await the result OF Burns injuries.
FTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Blxby.
A WARNING TO YOUNG WOMEN.
The particulars OF sad case came to light at
this court yesterday. TO young people OF both
sexes It's lesson should be warning. A young
girl named Maggie Connolly, seventeen years OF
age, whose beauty and lady-fke appearance at
tracted general attention, was placed at the bar