The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10
Police YnteiiiRence.

John Glepn, charge Of stealing sis from the petit
%sn 81 s5 h Rys residing So 70
room tire. .s O'clock Yesterday
bed or Now is sooi time to DO a it, upon which one
Of them took the petticoat from under her pillow
aa ca hy m the All n .h isIh m. sas was
afraid make any siam being alone and fearing they
The shove a,s cs hs I aans
portion OF which evidently the money Of the com
painant Justice Osborne committed them both for trial
Charge of Passing Spurious Money-Thst active on
GER Floyd Of the 81 ward arrested rather a reneel
looking young man yesterday, by the name Of Elvn
bill purporting to be tue Lincoln Bank, Bath Maine,
dated July 3D. 1888 in payment for admittancs to the
held at the Institute room in Brooklyn receiving rood
money in exchange. On Saturday night last Mr. Sun
derand held another lecture at Mechanics Hall Broad.
way, when the accused passed another bill of similar
character the Agricultural Brewer Maine
S. also for sdmittance receiving the change in good
money. Upon this charge he was arrested and commit
ted by Justice Osborne but upon subsequent nvesti
gated by the magistrate, the case dismissed
a Dishonest apprentice Officer Brown, of the 9th
ward, arrested last week boy by the name of John
MITCHELL apprentice to Mr. James Benson, residing
stonyrdge Ulster county, n y on charge Of stealing
who resided in the house. The money was stolen
last September and since that time the young rascal has
been in New York. The accused was conducted back
to the above county by officer Brown and licked in
Kingston jail for trial
.drreM Of 1urglar:-oficers whikehart and shad.
called Nathan Hilbert charge Of burglariousy
tering the store occupied by Mr.. John White 07 Divi
in spurious bank bills and SIS good money together
with several other articles portion of which has been
recovered by the exertions Of the above officers Com
Fsrgery--A man calling himself John Carroll, was ar
rested yesterday by officers Hepburn and Walsh Of the
Campbell to order for thirteen locks upon c. Der.
rian, No COL Broadway. This order was presented
the 10th of November last and the locks delivered.
hoon 81 ,px;1
Tuesday last, when he applied to Messrs Day. Newell
and Day lock manufacturers in Broadway and purchas
ed % locks and agreed to call for them in short time.
Mr.. Day thinking something wrong pped in to see
Mr. Bsrran, and hearing but very poor of
the accused into custody and searching his person
they found ten pawn tickets. of a gold watch and
chain others for saws planes looking glasses &C. The
accused taken before Justice Merritt and locked up
for examination.
Tmporiont Arrest Of glars O6cer Joseph arrested
George Cshill alias Legs, and James Miller alias Lay
cost who stand charged with burglarOusly entering
the dwelling house Of Mr.. James Thompson, No .!
Dey street. on the LIST November last stealing theretrom
two evercoats Of which was found on the back Of
the DIV cling house Of Mrs Black No 10 Spring street.
stealing large amount OF property Also the dwelling
Boadwsy stealing herefrom large pocket book com
ty Of valuable papers This pocket book has been
silver ware such spoons cake baskets butter knives
tea and table spoons &c. for which wanted
many other burglares upon these bold robbers " On
fisking the "crb" Of these chaps, the above officer
found two very splendid jemmess apparently strong
enough to lift the side of house, together with many
other implements used by burglars James Miller alias
Laycost is old offender. appears he has only been
he has served term Of Eve years for a similar offence
Justice Osborne committed them both for examination
Disorderiy Householder Doyle. of the 4th ward,
rested. yesterday man by the name Of Ezra Hope,
charge OF keeping disordcry house at 3l5 Water
street Held to bail in $780, for his appearance for trial
n.y. employ cd yesterday afternoon to convey box
containing gum elastic shoes. valued at so5 A. to the
Front street. Mr. Frisby proceeded over 10 the boat
foot Of Coutandt street. and waited until the boat
cd on purpose to receive the box but neither box
and Floyd of the I'd ward the accused on su
Picon Of having disposed of the property to his
according to orders. Locked up for examination.
Burgiery.-The carpenters shop No. 81 Dey street,
occupied by f. Hers, was burglar'ousy entered last
from quantity OF carpenters tools No arrest.
Caught at Lasl-Captan Gilmore. Of the Second
Of Valentine KEEL on charge Il breaking open trunk
containing $685. belonging to another German, by the
II appears that the accused committed this robbery
about five weeks since, and being intimate friend Of
the complainant suspicion rested upon him. would
he have been suspected had not the searching eve of
Captain Gilmore discovered that he had deposited about
$50 with MIR. Maggie, the photographer, with whom no
worked nthogapnic printer, In money bearing the
description Of that stolen consequently he taken
INFO custody by the Captain End S34 Of the money
vred from Mr. Nsge the balance the accused had spent
In purchasing musket and military suit and joined the
Warrington Guards like wise new trunk, fowllng
piece, watch and divers other articles purchased with
the stolen money Alter being locked up spell in the
station house he acknowledged stealing the money and
said be was willing to give up all he had if they would
only let him 20. The Captain locked him up for exam
ination.
Caught on the "Jump."-A black fellow called Joe
Davis entered the house No. so Ann street. wherein he
stole watch valued at SIS, belonging to Mr. Joseph
Hafner and bolted the street. and the inmates of the
house calling out stop thief" directed the attention Of
those vigant officers Mclean and Donnely Of the sd
ward, who pursued tho fellow, and very necked
him with the property on his person. Locked up by
Justice Osborne for trial.