The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-12
Police Intelligsnes.

Bsnjsmin Van schsick. No. 81 Dey street, corner Of
West street. about O'Clock yesterday aft ,rnoon I'M
dor prstence Of purchasing coffee and sugar. The
bookkeeper left the store to 90 to dinner in Of
auaior clerk This customer then invited to take
seat In toe once. the desk, few minutes, until
the other clerk came from dinner he did 60 at the
same time asking the young man to seehm segar; and
and paysd open the desk distracted check for $500.
and about $40 in bank bills which laid in the desk The
prontsbis customer. who arsd up gave few puas.
and stepped OUT saying he would call in again IN lev
to the exchange Office Of Mr. Baker corner Of Fulton
street and Broadway and there asked Mr. Bakers clerk
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purchase or give him the Money for the check This
the clerk refused to do but seeing the check wa. drsw
and Greenwich streets, directed him whore to TO-
He went. therefore, and drew the check In four
and the clerk exchanged three of the 800 bills into
State money this done, he left the ONCE Mr. Bakers
River Bank, corner Of Boy and Greenwich streets and
stopped into the Merchants Exchange Bank to procure
s being paid and
inquired of the paying teller whether he had paid
he said s: then said vs,ds TO, osn
sce, and sent for those shrewd officers Stephens and
Leonard who laid oa in the exchange Office until about
but the very man they wsnted he vase once arrested
and by very skllu manouvsrng they found hi. LOGGING
on searching his trunk and likewise his person. they
and pennies also .Soodls" Of "aassr" or spurious
Of Augusta Ga amounting to $3.50 The oS;csrs brought
him and all his 'trspsn before the Chief Of Police
ss s On. n.d
for the last job-likewise, gold pencil cases. gold
s and ss.
Wheeler. but at the boarding house he called himself
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been the cross" some time and has been travelling
with knucks" He was committed by the Chief Of Po
lice tor examination This job has been done up very
neatly and great credit due Mr. Bakers clerk and
Likewise the sficers, for the ingenuity displayed BY
Wha. Scrsschins there viii be today with railroad
SINNERS strawn BAIL" and ali6" men. to pro-
the release Of this thief on the Champion prin
cipe SO look out Mr.. Mayor, and who goes in for
the chances.
Vioienf .assauit--Ann Anthony was arrested last
night by policeman McKeon 9th ward for taking
slice of the cheek Of another black wench. called
Ann williams, in GROCERY on the Five Points. Com
A Losi Trunk Found Policeman Miller. Of the It'll
ward found leather trunk in the street. cut open and
leather, bearing the name Of Samuel Cobb New York
The trunk, doubt is the remnant Of some robbery
That Ssme Old TIick-Ann Rsn alias Mrs Barclay
Hogoh, residing No 10 Second street. and stated she
more. she was from the very county as Mrs Hogoh
This at enough establish confidence in Mrs
Mrs. Hogoh had occasion to leave the short time
errand, when Mrs Barclay embraced the opportu-
French merino dress, two silk handkerchief and two
silk scar and bolted Upon the return Of Mrs Hogoh,
ass hs coSns She
arrested. and committed to prison By Justice Tayler
ieTsmh Mcintosh vas last night sbont O'clock
In the act OF smashing pain OF glass in the window Of
Henry Snyder matchmaker at No avenue G, and
boled He was finally overtaken, and escorted to the
station house The watch. however no doubt psss-
ed to his pal Tor upon being searched no watch was
found Committed by Justice Taylor for trial.
the head of Police Intelligence in
paper of yesterday stated that Mr. Bartlett
had become bail for person named Champion We are
authorized to state that this il altogether error So
far from Mr. Bartlett becoming bail for Champion he is
acquainted with him, and to his knowledge
saw him We, therefore, make The correction in jus.
Psssing Counterfeit Money-James Saxon. the man
we noticed yesterday who wa. arrested for passing
counterfeit money was to-day fully committed for trial
State of Asine. on the following persons Mr Lemuel
Cnrtis, No 44oh Grand street also. on VIM Harts.
horn, 4421 Grand street; James g. Green, No Sheriff
street. James Goodwin, corner Of Wilet and Delaney
streets and Elizabeth Lsabrd, corner Of Sheriff and
Dishonest Servanf Ellen ODonnell was arrested yes
tsrdsy; Tor sesing from her employer. Mr. Jacob 8
ing apparel valued at S40 Committed by Justice Msr
Stealing a Coas-Bil Harding was "pul,ed yssssr-
day. for stealing dress coat worth Si4 So from John
Westgate, No. si6 Water street. Committed BY Justice
.another Charge against Champion-Mr. Isaac w vos-
burgh, Of Albany identities the cost taken from the no.
tel thief, Horace D: Champion his trunk having been
House last November. and this and sundry other
articles In all valued at $50 stolen This thief been
stray bsed" out; so there's end the matter for
The Pick-Peeksts at werk-A lady had her pocket
picked yesterday, while at the Savings Bank in Cham
bers street, of bank book containing $40 NO doubt
done by pals' Of George Potter rssing funds to fee
counsel to humbus the people and the State prison Of
Grand Lareeny.-John Porter. notorious scoundrel
about town. was charged with having broken open the
Laid, boarding at Mrs. Fosters No. 81 Hudson street.
mn - b ,Od ana On inc ns nsn,
clothing and wearing apparel worth $50 He was arrest
sdon another charge for robbing gentleman at No -
Pearl street. and Mrs. Foster seeing him yeste day,
she identified HIM at be the person who took board
at her house when the trunks were ROBBED Committed
Petit Larcenies Bill Hunt loaisrish looking fellow
was arrested yesterday for stssng eight Of iron
James Farquhar. No 10 Frankfort st. Lock up BY JUS
tce Merritt Bridget johnson arrested for stealing
No 90 v.rck street She SsE.d TO pawn
the same at Mr. Barrow A. Cohens pawn shop and was
stopped oy which process she was discovered Locked
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 8, 1916.
The Neos By the Hibemia-hs Effects on the Mar
keis-IHe Case of Wadacorth-- Thsatricais, &c.
We are all relieved fsom the suspense in which
we have been kept for the last week, In conse-
quence Of the non-arrlva of the English news, and
the constant failure in the mails This mornings mail
brought the news and from the Hsralds admirable
mary papers selected the most important portion and
issued extras. The mercantile community experienced
an agreeable surprise from the extremely favorable
character of the news and business which has been
completely stasnant for the las. four days will now as
sumo more lively aspect, and stiff trade in cotton
will be driven Since my last, sales have been very
sma'ipot more than 1900 bales having changed hands
each day The arrivals have continued to be heavy
nearly 1000 bales per day The -four market has been
very DULL although prices have not altered fall in
this article will uDquestionaby take place the
Is not likely to induce any purchases Tor foreign
shipment The sugar and molasses market continues in
good state.
| You recollect publishing account Of Thomas w.
Wadswor,h's having shot Capt Carson. in the st.
Louis Exchange in the month of November. and Of his
trial and acqual upon indictment for murder Since
that time he has given himself up habits Of ntsmper