The New York herald., 1876-03-03
POLICE COURT NOTES.

James Green and Richard Green OF No. SO Pike
street. who were arrested on Wednesday for robbing
the store of Daniel c. Davis OF large quantity Of sun
umbrellas we're taken before Justice Bxby at the
Tombs Police Court and held in $500 bail to answer
The alleged receiver of the stolen property Adoph
Simon, Of No. 10 East Houston street. also held to
answer In the same bail
the Tombs Police Court yesterday before Justice
Bixby, Samuel Cohn, of No 92 Chatham street. was
held 81 900 bail TO charge of selling lottery
policy tickets
Lilly Fulco, OF No os james street, courtezan, was
committed for trial by Justice Bxby complaint OF
John Ryan, who charged that whilo in her company
she robbed him OF $75 Ryan, who halls from Chicago
and is laborer, sent to the House OF Detention
Sophia De Forgs, in the Court OF Special Sessions
yesterday convicted OF keeping disordery house.
and was sentenced to year the Penitentary and
nned $3.50
Late Wednesday night Patrick Murphy, OF No 191
Mulberry street, ex-poceman, accosted Pauline
Metzger and informed her that he was a detective,
and unless she paid 81 he would her She paid
him the money but her suspicious becoming aroused
she informed Oncer Escn OF the occurrence and the
latter subsequently took Murphy into custody. In
Court yesterday he was held in 81 900 bail 20 answer
the compa nant, Pauline Metzger, being sent TO the
On the 18th of May, 1873, a newsboy, named John
Faccn, who gave his residence as No 33l West Thirty
HERALD uptown once, the money being IN the care OF
Mr. Theodore Tooker Since that time the boy has not
been seen, but on Wednesday Mr. Tooker recognized
him in the street and handed him to Sergeant
Lenerts, Of the Sanitary squad. In the Washington
Place Court yesterday he pleaded guilty TO the charge
and was held IN 81, 500 70 answer.
On the 10th Of February young man. giving his
name Ferdinand Duval, bought some goods from
Emmanuel H. Schlamovitz, OF No. L. 234 Broadway Ho
paid hall cash and gave two notes two months for
the balance On Saturday last he bought 500 worth Of
goods at the place giving check the Peoples
Bank, signed by Gustave do Lauricr. The
same person giving IN different name
aroused Mr.. Schlamovitz's suspicious he
caused De Laurior's arrest on charge Of obtaining
goods by false preences After two three examna-
tons De Laurier yesterday discharged by Judge
Morgan the grounds that false pretences existed
at the time of his FIRST arrangement with
painant when ;he goods purchased;
and the defendant, having money in the bank IN
another name, did not show that any fraud was or
could be pcrpetrated on the complainant from the fact
that a check given for the goods under the name
Of DO Laurier which was perfectly sound and good.
DE Laurier intends 10 sue SchlamovItz for $1,000
damages for false imprisonment
the Fftysevent Street Police Court Louis Banton
charged Patrick Rafferty, and William Sullivan with
saut and battery by knocking him down and petng
him with snowbals Rafferty, was fined $40 and Sulli.
van S.
John Reilly James Nolan and Thomas Mcguire, who
were found on Wednesday In the premises No 202
Third avenue were held for trial nj the General Ses.
sions In default OF 81, 900 bail each
Nicholas Hanover found yesterday In Second
avenue tho act OF loading cart with stable dung
and said he had 4 nermn 70 Dc 20 from the Beard az