The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-15
ANOTHER MEMBER OF PLYMOUTH
CHURCH PROSECUTED.
HENRY c. BowEN's HOUSE LEVIED ON DY A
DEPUTY SHERIFF. MAN WHO DESERVES SYM
From the Brooklyn sun OF yesterday.l


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From the Brooklyn sun OF yesterday.l
Mr.. II. V. Poor has obtained in the Supreme
Court OF New York Judgment IN the Of
ss,555 81 against Henry {. Bowen. Mr..Bowen is
member OF Plymouth church. Mr. Bowen Is the
man VINO has Deen character as q co-conspira-
tor with Theodore Tton. Mr. Bowen is an hon
orabe Christian gentleman, but there some
wicked men vino THINK differently. IL VIII no
doubt grieve many OF our best citizens to learn
tnat the following document was placed in the
hands OF Sherlf Williams last Wednesday =
me People Of the State Or Ne,y YORK to The sheriff
or the county OF Kings GTeeti'!g:-W nercas judg-
menC was rendered Oh tue 2lsL day oil February,
III the year 1872 IN an acton IN the supreme
Henry G. Bowen, defendant, III favor or the SAID
Heury V. Poor against the said Henry Z. Bowen,
Judgment roll flied III the ONCE OF the County
Clerk OF the city ana county Of New York; and
whereas tue said Judgment was dockeied Ill your
county on the DIST DAY or February, In the year
1872, and the sum OF SS.555 81 Is actually due
thereon.
Therefore we command you that you satisfy
the said Judgment out oil the personal property OF
the SAID Judgment DEBTOR. within your county, or
II SUFFICIENT personal property cannot be iound,
then out OF the real property Ia the county be-
longing To such judgment debtor on the day when
the SAID Judgment was docketed in your county,
at any time thereafter IN whose hands soever
Inc same NAV De and return this execution within
Sixty DAYS after It's receipt 10y you TO the Clerk OF
the city and County OF New YORK.
Witness Hon. Noah DAVIS, Justice, at the City
Court House, New York city, the 9th day OF March,
1875.
In addition to this, two other judgments were
obtained by the same plaintiff against Mr.. Bowen,
il the same Court, on the 9th OF the present
month-0ne for the sum or 1927 IL and the other
for SIG 63-which makes the total execution
$500 07. Added to this is the interest on the first
judgment, which, Tor the three years passed. As
sl,7se 70, makiug the total Judgment now IN the
Sheril's hands exclusive or his own lees. amount
to lac round sum OF $40, 596 40.
On Wednesday morning last Under Sheriff Dag
gett, with MS deputy. calico at
THE PALATiAL RESIDENCE OF MR.. BOWEN
on the corner OF Willow and Clark streets, lor the
purpose OF demanding the payment OF the eXecu-
ton, Mrs. Bowen informed the ufncials that her
husband was not at nome, but that he cUud be
found Ill tue independent Office The Suerilf
however, politely informed the lady that they
were bound by law TO make a formal levy, ana
they therefore seized and are now IN legal pos
session oil the following property belonging TO Mr..
BOTep:-
All tue furniture In the east parlor; large and
valuable COLLECTION OF OIL PAIN tings. among winch
Is "a lue.slze one OF Henry G. Bowen himself; ana
apropos OF the paintings ana pictures seized, IT
was noticeable TACT that. though Sir. Bowen Is
the ola ST. as lie Is now the most distinguished
member Of Piymoath cnulcn, there was no pOr-
TRAIT either In OH or PRINT o. Henry Ward Beecaer
In tee Bowen mansion.
In ms room were also sciZeu the large gilt
framed uIrrOrs the valuable curtains the
costly chandeliers and veivet carpet.
The contents OF the reception loom were also
levied upon, and IN this apartment there are sew
eral
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AND WORKS OF ART.
Even the nat stand nall chairs ana the carpeting
OF the hall anu sEarways were seized. The OIL
GAS concluded their WORK by levylng upon the
Tie amount oua OF properly secured would at any
puolic auction realize more than treble the amount
Ol The execution.
Yesterday sunday sun reporter was despatched
in quest OF the iul particulars OF the SUIT which
has tuus Involved Mr.. Bowen. Under Sheriff Dag
gett peremp!oriy refused 70 give any information