The Sun.
London, England, 1869-10-13 00:00:00

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

ALLEGED WHOLESALE SWINDLING OF WEST-END
T RADE SMEN.—Alfred Howard, a gentlemanly-looking
man, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt on a warrant
by Mr. Beechey, a divisional detective, charged with ob-
taining two dresses of the value of £aB, from Messrs. W .
and C. Jay, mourning warehousemen, Regent-street, with
intent to defraud.

Mr. Froggatt appeared for the prosecution, and in open-
ing the case said the prisoner was charged with obtaining
goods by false pretences from Messrs. Jay, but he thought
after his worship had heard the evidence that he would
agreo with him that it was rather one of larceny.
Mr. Ellis Richards, in the employ of Messrs. Jay, said
that on the sth Oct. the prisoner:called, accompanied by a
female, and selected two dresses of the value of £3B, and
when asked for his name gave a card with "A. C. Howard
8, Bolton-street," on it, and the goods were sent last Sa-
turday.

Mr. Austin, employed at Messrs. Jay's, said on calling
on the prisoner on Wednesday last he intended to pay for
the goods on delivery.

Wm. Roper, porter to Mr. Jay, said that on Saturday
last he received a parcel containing two dresses produced,
and he delivered them at No. 8, Bolton-street. Ile saw
the prisoner, and after making a remark about the amount
of the bill, saying there was an overcharge of £3, and
that he had dealt for nine or ten years with the firm, he
wrote the cheque produced for £3, and then the cheque
produced for £3B on Messrs. Hare's bank, and handed
it to him, and he gave prisoner a receipt, and he handed
the cheque to Mr. Phillips, the manager at Messrs. Jay's.
Mr. Froggatt asked for a remand, which was granted,
the officer stating that he believed there would ho other
cases against the prisoner.