New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
Detectives Welsh, Caddell and Hunt. OF the West
statinr Yesterday arraigned In Jeffer-

Detectives Welsh. Caddel and Hunt OF the West
Thirteth-st station yesterday arragned in Jeffer-
son Market Police Court William Engel thirty
two wears old of No. 367 West Thirty-hfth-st.
Engel is charged with having been impiieated IN
American Volunteers on Tuesday evening tor we
detectives have 6eep % net iS Snv Trace of him
until early yesterday morning Ihey torhd MN
oner admitted having been mixed up in the night,
but denied that he had struck the blow which may
result Of Captain Iandicotts injuries. Handicott
underwent an operation on THURSDAY night at T TIE
operation was successful one. and the doctors
hopes for his Joseph sl, G9ssfGyf
ST. was arrested late last evening. charged with
being ne ws in ak ,he to he Ho
where he was identified by the injured man as one
of his is ai ha West
Handicott could not say definitely whether or not
I nave Secured William Taylor
of the Volunteers. VINO poslti Ns ,aeh'''eu Oos
grove as the man who did the kicklnR.
Central Ofco Detectives Weller. Grade and
Iawler arraigned In Centre Street Court yesterday
morning Frank Wilson. thirty-two years old. no
home said by the police to be n Western crook;
Michael Nolan twenty-three years old. or NO Il
Monroe-st and Bessie Sullivan. alias big Bess.
twenty-four years DID, who has been living as the
common-law wife Of Nolan at the Monroe-st ad-
dress They charged the prisoners with robbing
the safe of Mrs. Celia May, proprietress OF the
cosmospolitan Hotel. at No. II East Broadway. on
Wednesday morning. Two hundred dollars In money
and ieWelry worth more than $l.Ju. consisting or
a watch four diamond earrings three breastlins;
six diamond rings. five other rings ana tnree Eold
bracelets studded with small diamonds were taken
THE prisoners arrested on Wednesday night,
and from them and the woman all Oh the diamonds
were recovered with the exception OF one earring.
The police have traced that ana expect 10 itcoael
it also AT the request of the detectives Magistrate
Simms remanded the prisoners until to-day.
Henry and Charlotte Barnard, who were ar
rested last Saturday night at No. $50 West Forty
fourth-st on "A charge OF making and passing
counterfeit dimes quarters and half-dolars. We're
before Commissioner Shields for preliminary e%-
animation yesterday afternoon. Julia kleineke
saleswoman in a decatessen store at No. 29I
Seventh-ave.; Samuel Herman. salesman in SINH
,ar establishment at No. 3i7 Scventh-ave.. and
Of hers testified that Henry barnard had bought
sardines cakes etc, from them ana hau given
and Henry told OF finding n complete counterfeit
ing plant and quantity or counterfeit com III tIie
Barnard apartments. When me arrests were
,nada Agent Henry said. Charlotte Barnard had
counterfeit coins in her hands and made efforts 10
conceal articles III the room. Joel Marx must de-
Ia non his defence as the woman by Tues
dav The man was held for the Grand jury.
Justice Smyth. in the Criminal Branch OF the
Snpreme Court yesterday adjourned the second
trial OF Walter X. Freeman accused OF criminal
assault, on Sarah +. Work, until Monday morning.
for the defence All the evidence OF the trial was
in when the case was adjourned on Wednesday
night Counsel on both sides will sum up when the
trial is resumed. and the case Will then be given
up for the defence. 1t is not expected tina, his
IA her will be able to be In court.