The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-12
PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandell
ROBBED IN A BILLIARD SALOON.

ROBBED IN A BILLIARD SALOON.
Mr. Charles H Exal of No PAT East Thirteenth street.
accused named Charles Mcclellan of stealing from
him a watch and chain valued at $50 On Tuesday.
Mr. Exal went into the billiard saloon at No I
New street with friend named John Ander-
SON He hung up his coat containing the watch
and chain the wall While he and his
friend were playing Mcclellan came and sat
directly under where the coat hanging and held a
newspaper up in front Of his face Before the game
finished Mcclellan went out. short time after his
departure Mr. Exall missed the watch and chain Nc
Clcllan, who is well known sneak thief otherwise
known as Eddy Mclean was arrested on Tuesday night
by Officers Won Gcrchcr and La Rue of the Central
Ofce and Judge Wandel held him yesterday in 81 900
bail to answer
CAR THIEF.
Timothy Ryan alias Oats who was arraigned be
fore Judge Wandel Tuesday charged with stealing
a diamond pin. valued at $3.50 from Mr. VIM Vogel of
Nos 8 and 10 White street a street car on the Both
OF July was brought into about ten o'clock yoser
day by Detective kealy for examination. The dentiG-
cation Of him by Mr. VIM. Yogcl and his brother Hey
man most positive Judge Wandcll held the pris-
oner in 81, 600 bail to answer.
WAGON THIEF ARRESTED.
On Tuesday morning package Of /, 900 cigars was
delivered by John H. Jones' employs Of II X Thur
Der Co.. Of Duane and West Broadway to John
LOBBY, cxprcssman to be subsequently delivered to
William Lindsey, at Bergen Point On the way tbithcr
the cigars were stoen out Of LoOby's wagon. They
were found in the possession Of one Patrick Smith by
Roundsman Foley OF the Eighth precinct Smith was
arraigned before Judge waude at tho above Court
yesterday, and was held IN $500 bail to answer
DELUDED WOMAN.
shortly after theprsoners from the different precincts
brought in and placed in the box yesterday morn
ing Court officer Fleming noticed a girl acting very
strangely in the box wherein the are kept pre-
being arragned before the magistrate She had
been arrested tho night before for ntoxcaton and was
still in half demented state She walked M and down
the box ike chained tigrcss and tore her clothing
Suddenly the noise of her walking aud her cries ceased
and officer Fleming going toward the box again saw
her laying back with her neck around which. silk
scarf was tightly drawn resting the edge Of of
the seats She was making determined effort TO
choke herself When the door opened she was
already black in the face The officer the scarf
and the girl was Immediately carried out of the
box and placed near window in the Sergcants room.
She recovered in short time and then brought before
Judge Wandel She told His Honor that her name was
Kttie Sonene and that she lived al No 30 Blocker
street On Tuesday night she left her house with 500
tied up in handkerchief which she placed under the
wastband Of her dress. She met Frenchman named
Edmond Soutcrre who asked her take glass of vino
After making her pay for the wine, Souterre stole all
her money and ran of She followed and caught him
and both OF them we're arrested and locked up for in
toXcston Judge Wandel discharged Kitte from
custody and fined Edmond $40, which he paid.
MIR. SIMPSONS CASE POSTPONED.
Mr.. G. W Simpson, the broker Of No 4s Broadway
who arrested by Detectives Kcaly and Elder
charged with having 81 900 bond on the city Of Des
Moines, Iowa. portion Of the proceeds Of the Barring
ton Bank robbery, in his possession was arragned for
examination yesterday afternoon Mr.. r. s Deland
the cashier OF the harrington Bank tcegaphed for
| on Tuesday and despatch was received
from him yesterday morning stating that he
would be in this city FIVE O'Clock in tho afternoon,
Judge Wandell, therefore said he would remand Mr.
Simpson again until to-day; but Judge Flauders who
appeared for the prisoner asked that the pr soner be
paroled and he would become personally responsible for
Mr. simpsons appearance AZ any time His Honor ac
cepted Judge Flanders guarantee and paroled Mr.
Simpson till three O'Clock this afternoon