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The Daily Dispatch: November 1, 1860., [Electronic resource], Fast life in New York. (search)
Friday last, called upon them — having previously done business with them — and inquired if they had an $8,000 note that they wanted to sell, remarking that he could dispose of a note of the said amount, as he had a customer in waiting. Mr. L'Hommedien replied that he had, and gave Hurry an $8,000 note. Hurry, it is alleged, took it, and, saying he would return in about twenty minutes, left the office. He, however, failed to return; and it is alleged that, after disposing of the note, he on Broadway, where he was fortunate in winning about one thousand five hundred dollars. He also visited another of the gambling halls, where he remained until near 4 o'clock Monday morning, gaining about five hundred dollars. On Monday Mr. L'Hommedien called upon Mr. Chris. V. Hogan. of the detective force, and made him acquainted with the facts, and requested him to work up the case, and if possible to arrest Hurry. Mr. Hogan accordingly set to work, and, ascertaining that Mr. Hurry ha