Year: 1866

nothing 70 match In this great city Yesterday morn
ing he was actually and about town early half
past one ociook what business he could have been
doing at thas hour would be hard for slower coaches
70 commence IT, Mr. Orcut stepped into concert saloon
at No AZ Bowery ct the hour given above and ordered


ns gave hs shas sasF''9 a5uo.Is wa; ams.
hillsr BY name. ten dollar bank note. Miller
pronounced counterfeit and refused to give II back
thought He went for an officer put the chief must.
clan In order In this the ofcer succeeded admirably
tent with this He Of the opinion that Miller should
be kept in tune, and TO that end the melodlst was
brought before Justice Shandey held 70 bail In the
OF $500 show his right to make dscords at his
concert saloon.


MORE THAN HE BARGANzD FoR.-Thomas Glover is in
command of tho ship Manchester, owned by Anthony
Strong, Of England He brought his ship 70 this port
few days ago. Wishing to discharge his cargo be en-
ployed a lghterman Tuesday last by the
name Of John Brown. Brown, not altogether
satisfied vita bis homely duties aspred TO something in
the professional line. His eye, in his looking up for
higher sphere Of action, by chance fell ON the ships
bell, ine one he thoughts In thinking which he was
probably not FAR from right 1t cost seventyye dol
lars He did not engage TO take i of yet he thought
he would and for once be more liberal in his dealing
than his wont. He took the bell, alleged,
and concealed in his lighter The captain did not so
much TO its going on board Of the lighter as 70 its
not coming OF AS It did not come OF, officer Van Ars-
dale went on board to see Why and brought Brown who
confessed 10 having slowed the bell before Justice
shandley, by whom he was held to account


HONESTY THIRD AVENUE CAR.--Yesterday morn
ing Captain Thorno Of the Fourth police precinct
ing from his residence TO the Office Of the precinct in
Third car, accidentally dropped his pockebo0k,
containing considerable sum money and some vau-
able papers. Before he discovered his loss be had
changed cars and visited several places business In
the course OF the morning Theodore Kerr, the con-
ductor OF the Third in which the captain
rode brought him the lost pockebook with the valuable
contents intact He declined receiving any compensa
ton for the act.


KICKED Down STARs.-It is alleged that about eight
O'Clock last evening Martin Hull kicked German
named Elizabeth Sands down stairs at No IL Jay
street, inncting injuries which disabled her from ap
pearing 10 complain against him Her husband, how
ever, procured warrant and Hull arrested by on
Ger Delaney.


SHORT Commons AT THE PoIcE CoURrs-The business
rassed through want of the necessary blanks 1t Is
the proper quarter the Deputy Superintendent Of Re-
pairs and Suppies but the reply received that the
Appropriation for this year already exhausted
consequently more printing could be done until
new appropriation was made.


CHARGE OF AhsoN.-Thomas Y. kissing and James 8.
Walker, arrested by officers Himan and Brown of the
Twenty third precinct, appeared before Justice Kelly
yesterday charged with setting hre to premises the
easery side OF Third avenue between Eighty fourth and
Eighty fifth streets. Kissing Walker occupied these
premises grocery store, with dwelling the
Of the store The upper part OF the building was occu
pied by Mr. Matthew'S and family as q residence. The
inner part Of the store c0mpetely burned out and
tho parties arrested committed to the examination
Of the Fire Marshal but Justice Connolly required that
cvd should be produced against the prisoners
by this afternoon or he would discharge them from