The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

Mary's cnild but sne was too drunk to know IT,
and brought Down to iail, and her child was given
10 charge to Miss Foster. the matrOn OF the Tomos
who sent It to the Island
THE WALKER STREET BURGLARS.
James Tay.er. Joseph Crosby anu Charles STRAIT,
the burglars captured In Walker street on Tuesday
night, by the oncers OF the Leonard street station
were yesterday committed for trial, each In de-
Iault or 1900 ball
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
HEAVY swINDLE ON RAILROAD ooArPAN1Es
Before Judge Otterbourg.
man named Orange K. howard was brought
up at the above Court yesterday on two charges,
one of forgery and the other of false pretences,
preferred by John N. Toueey, superintendent Of
the Hudson River Railroad COMPANY. On the 4th of
January Howard came to the ONCE Of Mr.. Toucey
and presented the following letter purpOrting to
be signed by Thomas X, Sharp, Transportation
Master OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, which signature Mr.. sharp declared yester-
day 10 be forgery.
: BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. r., ,
OFFICE or Meter n1, sS rx. Isn 1s7s
T0yc sps q hns,oa suR Hudson River divson
ssSSa Sa.S the
The pass was granted, but Howard. whom Mr.
ON cS AND
ping. the prisoner pleaded auiiiy yesterday
answer, as there were several other railroad men
waiting to make similar complaints. The career
known operation OF confidence character was In
Charleston, >. G., about year ago. he hired
at rental OF S., COO year. He also hired nun.
Der OF employees and set up general freight and
steamship receiving company, borrowing all the
ha ho riuu
railroad companies. Alter raising several thou
and dollars IN this manner he suddenly decamped.
under the names OF Howell, Waltemeyer and How
land. Dressed as such ne would rush into the
letter OF Introduction from some otclal Of the Bal
timore and ONO Railroad Company, get pass over
sehass hdaar is ss S 70 me
tlmiZed the Fan River Railroad the Pennsylvania
Central, tennessee Air Line. and Union Pacific.
From mem0randums taken from MN by the officer
1t was found that he had conductors checks from
nearly every railroad IN the country. He
ana registered at the st. Nicholas Hotel as q. k.
Howard, or the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
Toucey was being taken, a Mr. George 2. Byrne, Of
NO. lbs Leonard street, came forward ana said
tha' the prisoner lew Gays ago came 10 his
general purchasing ana supply agent OF the Bal
timore and ONO Railroad Company, and ordered
letter paper and transfer sheets with the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company's heading.
me printing amounted 10 $6O. A Mr.. Holmes
wished to make q complaint. He had purchased
q ticket from the prisoner on the Fan River Iine,
George G. Connors. pier No. % North River.
Judge OtterbOurg. on motion OF the counsel iof
the prosecution, Charles Goldie. decided to send
complaints already taken the District AttOr-
ney's Office to-day, and all other witnesses and
compliments can then appear before the Grand
Jury.
COURT CALENDARS DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-CAAMBBRs-Held by Judge
Dononue.. e. 75 y. "a, ZIG. Ito. 122, $780, 1856
SUPREME. CoCRr-sPEoIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
YAM, Van sr =, anu 49, T. !s -
So, g. g. SO, TO- u, IS, "a. 7s H. 49, 49, &c. 49, ss
Y SUPREME S.a Counr-GrxrRAL TEax-Held BY
Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.-Nos. ia. 100,
2l ll6 13 a. l6 H. 80. SO, "A, 6O, 1l9, 100 124,
supRnnE coraT1c I UT Pa t'' Field h,
7s Sas $40 si4 s24 sss ST. SIS. SIS sSs 50, SIS,
s45 1905 1896, l47s, l474. 21s7 1884, 24i iIs2 $751;
OIL sls 1882 1855, s45 so 1885, 12ss, 2O77, 10 1851
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERx-Part 2-Held by
Judge SedgwlcK.-Nos. no. s65. 1852 500, 4o4, so4,
800 sos, $40, Sl2, sl4, SIS, $40. s22, sA.
COMMON PLEAs-TaIAL TRRN-Part Held by
s7 al iss zsS Sss ss
COMMON PLEAs-GRNERAL TERM-Hed by Judges
DAILY, Robinson aud Larremore.-NOs. ISL. las, l27,
102 1O3 1852 1853, 1874 1855, 1859, leo, 164, 1876, 1885,
1e9, 10. III, l72, 49, liza l75 Il.
MARINE CoURT-IRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Alker.Nos. $40, $50. 1914, lIl5 1856, 1851,
1853, 116l. ll63, 1l64, 1855, ll66 lI67 ll6S 1863
Part 2-held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. 78s, 1s4S,
9Se 1882 1922, l745, 1885. 1853, 2ose, 2sse li47,
las. 1852, 1883 ll54 Part 3-Held by Judge
SEQ, 1918, 2221, 1923 20s6, 2429 243O, 1884.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs-Held uy Judge
Sutnerland.-lhe PEOPLE. W: Henry Fenrick, rob-
berry; Same vs.. William Gill, robbery; same vs.
John smith, robbery; same vs.. Bernard Dolan,
robbery; same vs.. Frederick H0ypale and william
Benson, ROBBERY; Same vs.. Charles Reynolds, leIo-
NOUS assault and battery; Same w. Charles WILL
Hams. feiOnlous assault and battery; Same vs..
Jennie Richardson, felOniOus assault and battery;
Same vs.. Robert Murphy, grand larceny; same
vs.. Robert Cuffrey, granu larceny; Same vs. James
J. Guthrie, false pretenCes: same vs. Jane Pater-
son, petit larceny; Same vs. John Bell petit lar
ceny; Same We. Hester J. Hasklns, abduction.