The New York herald., 1875-09-16

caught by Ofcer Jackson OF the Eighth precinct
Moore was arragned before Judge Bixby and hed in
$4,000 to answer.
swINDLNG THE BREWERS.
James Woods Of Quarantine, Staten Island, and John
T. Beard, of No 5s Macdougal street. arraigned
before Judge Bxby yesterday, on charge
OF conspiracy to defraud T. c. Lyman
Co., brewers, Of No 5ls West Thrty-third
street 1t is alleged Woods and Beard presented
themselves on the 30 Of September to Mr. John McAr-
thur, bookkeeper for Lyman Co.. when Mr. Beard
introduced Woods the proprietor Of liquor store at
No 80 thompson street. who was fully responsible for
anything he might order. Mr. Macarthur being sat
ishcd with the representations made him caused TO be
delivered at NO 30 Thompson two barrels Of ale
and hai barrel OF porter valued in all at sos Tho
lolowlng day Joseph COnnors collector for the firm,
presented bill Tor the above at the above
mentioned place In Thompson street. but informed
by several persons in the neighborhood that Woods
the ale and porter were removed shortly
alter delivery but could not say where,
Last week the above facts related 10 Judge Wan
de who issued warrants for the arrest of Woods and
Beard They were placed in the hands OF Officer Frank
curtis OF the Court squad, who, after five days search
succeeded IN hnding them both in saloon in the
Fourth ward Judge Bxby held the prisoners in 81 600
bail each to answer letter was found on Woods
which went to show that Lyman & Co are the only
brewers he has approached, though in this
effectively
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
On Tuesday last Joseph Petrez an organ grinder was
held to answer by Judge Bixby for cruelty to a child
named Terrasina Bella, whom he had hired from her
mother at the rate OF 81 week dance and sing and
accompany him on his travels Tho same day Mr.. f.
Fellows Jenkins Superintendent of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children procured warrant
for the arrest OF Joseph vilona OF No As Crosby
street. who had hired his daughter out aged five years
to the Same Joseph Petrez. officer Fleming of the
Court squad, when he served the warrant Yesterday
morning was surrounded by mob of Italians who
endeavorcd 10 rescue the prisoner but without avail
Vilona was held in 81, 900 bail TO answer.
THE ASSAULT IN BOOTHS THEATRE.
Tuesday afternoon Frederick A. Schwab a dramatic
critic, appeared before Judge Bixby and applied for a
warrant for the arrest of Alonzo Bliss, of No Perry
street, who 1t is alleged assaulted Mr.. Schwao in
Booths Theatre, on Monday night The warran: was
granted and Bliss appeared in the above court room
yesterday afternoon and gave bail in $500 tn answer
at General Sessions Mr. Eugene Monday, of No. Le
roy street, becoming his bondsman.
PRESENTING A FALSE CHECK.
On the Goth OF Juno Henry Lange, Jr, of No. 134
West Twenty fourth street. prescntedhis check for
$25, drawn the Germana Bank, to Mr.. Henry Bsch-
or of No. 602 Sixth avenue after banking hours and
asked to have II cashcd Mr. Bischof cashed the
check and subsequently discovered that Lange had had
account with the Germania Bank within three
months before the check presented to him. Iange
was arrested on Monday night and committed by
Judge Bxby yesterday in default of ST. 900 bail
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