The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-31
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"A Dishonest Foreman.-Oaicers Lawrancs and CUNT
Germans by the names Of Frederick Ha1bnsr and John
Beck charge Of stealing from the premises of Philip
Williams Brothers, silK fringe and tassle makers,
OF Oath street and 18th quantity of silk
tassles and nges valued at $780, 1t appears that
Haubner foreman in the employ Of Mr.. Williams,
silk tasse, valued at So which taken by Haubser
but not accounted for in the books This created a lit
tie suspicion against the accused, and information
given to Justice Roome, who at for Haubnsr
and after severe examination by the magistrate he
ckn0wledged the fact of selling the tasse keeping
the money Beck, whom it brother in law Of
Haubner, and keepsa all fringe and tasse establishment
In sh street. was also suspected Of being accomplish
as Mr. VIII Jams had missed, Tor eoms time past, args
quantity OF prepery quently search warrant
Issued and the premises of Beck searched whore the
officers discovered property consisting Of silk ases and
frnges valued at over $780, all Of which identified
by Mr. Williams as his property Justice Roome COM
mitted tbs both for further hearing.
Charge Of Stealing a Boat, 9c-A man by the name Of
William Seymour was arrested yesterday, on charge
OF stealing yawl boat, together with coat pants sill
watc vest cap, and several her articles vau in
all at $3s, belonging to Thomas Caden, Of the soop
Glide lying In the East river Justice Drinker locked
him up for trial:
." Body Sna'shers" .4gain-Quite large number of
respectable Germans, feeling indignant at the conduct
OF several Of their counryDen who detected tho
police OF the 18th ward, few days ago tra6icking in
human flesh, having been caught with eight dead bodies
Of both sexes tied in racks evidently for the dssect
ing table, but Who understand have been dschsYe:
ed from custody upon wit of habsos corpu) epard
in body on Wednesday night last to the residence OF
these body snatchers who reside in 42nd street
the First avenue, taking with tn. whits nigot caps
and ropes with the intentions upon finding these men,
Of placing the caps upon their heads and the ropes
about their necks paradng them through the cts
punishment, which is tho German mode of disgrace
adopted in that country. However, the men by some
that such operations under way
which alarmed them and they made themselves scarce.
1t supposed that another attempt would be made
last night which notice put the police the qu piue
e Touched' of Watch Officer Webster Of the 9th
ward arrested yesterday black called Amanda
Chambers on a charge of ia iucins white man by the
name Of VIM. d. Clark to accompany her to lodging
crib" located at No 81 Anthony street, where after
horti MT yiewt edsd in
stealing gold watch and two gold chains valued In all
at 500. The watch and chains were subsequently
covered from an old fence kept at No IL Orange
street. by Alexander Corbitt to whom the property had
been sold for 81 u.s. by the thief and who the time Of
purchase knew that the stolen. Justice
Druker locked them both for trial Corbit, for buying
the watch knowing to be stoen and the black woman
for the theft.
Pen, Larceny Officer Boyle, Of the 4h ward arrest
ed yesterday fellow called John Neary charge Of
stealing silver watch aud key worth 80 the property
of Henry Zwick, residing Mt No S39 Monroe street.
Justice Drnker locked him up for trial
Charge Of Stealing Flour Ulcers Leggett and Bar
ton, Of the Eleventh Ward, arrested yesterday
by the OF John Wilson, alias Brown charge Of
stealing i've barrels OF -four valued at sol 25, the pro-
perty OF Hubb Co corner OF South and Montg omsry
1t appears that tho accused engaged cartan
and boldly conveyed the -four barrels from the sidewalk
in front Of the owners store, carted the from
three different places, and changing the carman each
time in order prevent any II officers finally
succeeded in finding the flour secreted in cellar in
Six teonth street. not far from the East River A
by the OF George Green Likewise arrested,
suspicion of being concerned with Wilson in stealing
the -four. Justice Timp,on locked them up for fur
ther hearing
arrest of Shop "Lifter." Officer Wood Of the
Third Ward, arrested yesterday woman called Eliza
Brown a charge of 'hftog" piece of Calico worth
So from the store of David Crocheron, No 200 Green
wich street Locked up for trial by Justc, DnUksr
Charge Of Grand Laresny.-Offcer Powell Of the
third ward arrested yesterday, three calling them
selves Michael Kelly, Johu Sullivan, and Thomao
Mcclure on charge Of stealing lot OF canvass No
Atlantic Dock Brooklyn They detained for
further hearing.