The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-31
Police Intelligence.

lst ward, arrested last evening fellow called James
O'Bren on change Of stealing trunk valued at $780,
belonging to priest by the name Of j. b. Scouller,
der the following circumstances sit appears that the
who had brought Mr. scoullcr from the Philade
ONE trunk from off the carriage. when the accused
OBren grabbed the other trunk and walked of, before
low ~" with the trunk, and asked him where he
was going with it, to which he replied, "1t is
none Of he was taken into
station House, the nwner, who searching for his
property up and identified the trunk his proper
Passing Counterfeit Momey.-A man called Bartholo-
new Newman, was arrested on Tuesday night, on
sns al U S IL. ward
House; but was subsequently discharged by Alderman
Stealing Pieae Of CioG-oaice. oBrien, of the l4th
ward arrested yesterday two black fellows called John
Williams and John Potter, on charge ofseang piece
of cloth worth $780, from the dry goods store Of John
sherfeit No. DAB Centre street. Locked up by Juitce
Timpson, for trial.
Jackson. arrested yesterday charge of receiv
ing stolen goods, knowing them to be stolen, from the
two black thieves, Williams and Potter on whom were
found seveTs pawn tckets for clothing and jewelry
Locked up by Justice Timpson.
Excellent appointment Mr. George Relyea, the
principal conductor of the Independent Police ap
pointed yesterday by his honor the Mayor member Of
the police department and detailed for service at the 3D.
district police office, Essex market Mr. Relyea he:
been for many years past of most vglant and
expert officers and will without doubt prove efficient
member to the already popular system Of police.
by Quindne wasrobbed last night by come thief So
creng himself in the store, and stealing therefrom
and forks, also black cloth dross coat. No arrest
Charge Of Faise Pretemces.-Oficer A. M c. Smith
arrested a man there by the name Of Daniel 8 Ray.
mond a charge of obtaining about 500 worth Of dry
good TheoaoIe McNames. in Pearl street on the
tston setting forth that he worth 5000 and
above all his liabilities The officer was unable to
ing been decided by phy sicans that the accused
too upwell to be removed, which resulted in the
accused giving bail for his appearance to answer the
charge before Supreme Court Commissioner, in the
.a,resf Ola Policy Deolcr-oficer Prince John Davis
arrested yesterday policy dealer by the Of Ste
phen Pason Of No IS Fulton street. on charge Of sell
ling policy ticket commonly called gig for three
which gig became hit, Of SIS but not being paid
according TO promise, evidently led to the complaint
Arrest on Suspictono Smith, Of the Eighteenth
ward. arrested yesterday woman called Eliza Waite,
on sTspc,on Of stealing watch iron
Lost at the Circus A lady while on visit at the Bow
cry Circus last evening" either accideny lost from her
pocket robbed oil gold watch, chain and key.
Conspiracy 10 Defraud-onice-s Stewart and Prince
John Davis the 10 police arrested yesterday three
individuals, called Henry Aud, Thomas Dusenberry
and James Irwin charge Of conspiring together to
cheat and de.rsud their creditors !! appears that Mr.
on the sad Of July last obtained Judgment in the su.
preme Court against Henry A. Aud, for the sum Of
S26i 81 and issued execution on the property said to
belong to AUDI at No Howard street, consisting Of
horse engine worth $780, I'VE lathes valued at $500
planng machine valued $780, and various other articles
OF property amounting to hundred dollars more.
when executing this process Dusenberry produced
bill OF dated on the 2ad of December lsa5 stating
that the property belonged him and not 10 Aud Upon
Mr. Morris searching the register at the Hall OF Records
10 Dusenberry, bearing date March 81 1915, which
filed i4,h of February isa0 copy Of said mortgage
dorsed, is: 81 hereby certify that there still remains due
on the mortgage OF. which the following 10 o
copy. the OF hundred dollars with interest,
for the 81 Of March, l6l5, and that this copy
and certificate file to continue the notice required by
Feb a. 1916 However, upon the 9TH day Of September
at No Howard street. and saw James irwin the third
perty, when he received answer that he Irwn)
whatever he QrwiD having purchased the whole OF the
ties arrested the charge OF defraudng their
ditors, by playing into another's hands above
stated Justice Drnker held the accused parties to bail
In $1,000 each to answer the charge.
Arrest on Srspicion.Oficer stephens Of the Lower
Police, arrested man called Michael Gall q charge
Of stealing pocketbook containing $50. and notes
for $50 belonging to John Y SyDe passenger board
the steamer Highlander, on Monday night, from New
burzh The accused, 1t appears, was seen to 60 to the
berth Of Mr. syne whe lay asleep at the tme take
thing from the birth and put it in his hat
quenty upon this circumstance, the accused arrest
ed in Brooklyn, yesterday, by the above officer, and
committed by Justice Drinksr for examination.