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ARREST OF BILL ,FIsH.-rhe N. O. Plea
yuDe says: we-dressed, sedate looking
gentleman was datected in the Armory Hall
on Monday evening in the act Of picking a
gentleman's pocket. He succeeded in abstract
inc pocket book, but unfortunately for him
there was nothing in it. AS the officers were
conducting him to the watch house, they were.
met by Capt. Winter, of the Second Mnnici
pality police, who Instantly recognised the
pick -pocke as Vim. I. Abbey, alias Bill Fish,
by an admirable likeness engraved on wood
and published in the New York National Po-
lice Gazette few weeks since. Upon his
person about 500 in gold and silver was
found, and a gold watch, chain, BIC. His fa-
ther danced an @ra fandango in England 10
'obige the authorities, and his worthy son has
served an apprenticeship at Botany Bay. He
was examined Yesterday morning by Recorder
Baldwin, and ordered 10 6nd bail in the sum
of $4,000 for his appearance at the Criminal
Court. e lE7t