New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Policeman Patrick J. Kane. OF the West Twentieth.
st. station took two wel!-known crooks to jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning and charged
them with attempted robbery. assault and carrying
concealed weapons Their names are Michael Lana
thirty years old. of No. 432 West Thiry-hfth-st 4
general thief. picture No. 1884, Rogues Gallery and
Charles McDoncush. alias Dutch Jordan. twenty.
five years 3D. Of No 20 Gansevoort-st.. knock-ou.
drops" thief picture No 1893 in the Rogues Gallery
Police Headquarters Kane wa. stanang at
Thursday night when a citizen ran up @ him and sad
that the named were rSbbing an Old nan IN from,
Kane rushed to the place and found the crooks lug
gng man. sodden wh d5rk ,b sSfO dropped s s
burden and started to walk away but Kane GRABBED
both Of T Nc d s MI
clined to go quietly Win the poIcean ana nv. na n.
nightstck on Jordan. and might have got the worst
OF the encounter but for the tineiy arrival OF =
70 the station. In court Yesterday morning Magls.
Flammer was Obliged 70 dismiss re n I'M
fned SO for carrying concealed weapons and Dono'
hue SO on a charge OF intoxicatioh'
Central ONCE Detective oppenheimer yesterday
morning arraigned In the YorkviLe Police court
respectabe-looking young man named mares
Carey twenty-sx years old whom ne cha'seo
with attempting to cash "A forged check According
to the officer. Carey went to a saloon NJ fi'y'
ninth-st and Third,ave. and tried to cash cnec.
purporting to be signed by w. Francis ,arey
weknown business man and brother t,n OF the ~ Pns
Broadway and IL is said Carey mas oeen scattt,nn1
checks broadsas for several %Sras pi Mot, al I'll
Carey In 500 bail for trial.
David Grand thIrty-five years old. OF No. 10
Jefferson ave- Brooklyn. badly injured in 70
accident at the Havemeyer Building at ,Cb"rs
and Cort,andt SITS. yesterday He was taken 10 me
Hudson Street Hospital where 1t was thought thar
he had received internal injuries. No bones were
and entered the bottom of the shaft 10 inspect
the elevator. Robert Hunter; his assistant not
eevator,car up The weight descended. knocking
Grand down and pinnins him to the moor a ns
cries brought assistance. and he was released ana
ambulance called.
Michael Herman and Lawrence Storey we're ar
raigned before Judge Fitzgerald yesterday after
noon under indictments charging grand larceny and
were committed to the Tombs in default OF Seo
bail Storey entered plea Of not guilty. he .
keeper In the Tombs. Herman was trustee OF the
Plain and Ornamental Plasterers Society. II
charged that he and another trustee, named Tim.
othy Sullivan, drew out $3.50. which the society
had deposited In the Emigrants Saving Bank ana
the Union Dime Savings Bank, and approprialea
fession to Assistant District-Attorney Battle ara
declared that Storey was in the company OF "a:
men and got part OF the money. sullivan
said to be out OF town
Detective Sergeant Mcknight. Of the Dls.ric,'
White secretary Of the Mann's Island SlootinS Cuo
of Norfolk. Va. who Is charged with forging sons
stock OF the club and selling It in this city lie was
taken 10 the Distric;-Attorneys Once where ne sss
MS arrest piece OF persecution Nn!ie vas a..
ragnei before Judge Fitzgerald In Part l. ,ieh..sn
Sessions yesterday afternoon, ard cofnntie1 20 W
Tombs in default OF 81 so bail. He Is well KNOWN
sportsman and 10 have been married IN ms e''
this week
Recorder Con- In Part II. General Sessions yes'e'
day sentenced Arthur Wesley Campbell 70 hVe year.
in States prison. Campbell had been convicted ..
blgamy He married a telephone girl in Boston ans
then came 10 this city. He had been arres,ei W..
FOR passing worthless checks. His second wfe va
Miss Ella Larr,bee. Of East Flfty-th:rc-s.
Jacob Nelson a payer twenty-five years od. WV
gives his home as No. % West One-hunfred-aha'
twenty-eghth-s, was arraigned before Mags"s"
Wentworth, in the Harlem Court. yesterday moFhhs
on a charge OF burglary preferred by the Rev X :.
Wagner pastor OF the German Baptist Church n
lghteenth-st between $ ma sns
Third AYES who lives In the plrsonags adjacent /"
the church. Nelson found by the cleIsyns.s
nsacking the parlor Of The parsonage on murray
night; Policeman Allen was called IN. anu nii 80
ard exciting chase for the burglar through e.
Yards and over fences before he captured him -
son had jumped from rear window upon me ..
GERS approach. The prisoner was held f0r eNa""~
ton.