The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
Police Intelligence.

"A Singular Charge of Larceny A complaint was
made yesterday before Justice Osborne, by stephen
Weeks Of the firm OF Briuckerhof x Weeks, No 227
Washington street against Ira Richmond and George
Andrews of No 81 Dey street, charging them with steal
ing receiped bill STA under the flowing oircum
stances IL appears that about the 18th OF November
last the accused purchased bill OF goods amounting
Si4 and few days EDWARDS Mr. Weeks presented the
bill the OF the accused for payment, which bill ct
the time recepted and alleged to have been detan
by the accused parties with elonious intent
Mr. Weeks calling again for the money payment was re-
fused, and the receipted bill produced evidence
which MIR Weeks alleges taken from him without
any confederation The case Is to undergo further IN
vestgation before the magistrate
HghroGy Robbery Officers Smith and Edwards, OF
the Sd District police, arrested yesterday man by the
Of Daniel Mari, alias Jones, charge or knock
ing down. the night Of the 10Th Of December man
by OF James Fox, residing at NO 1872 Anthony
street and stealing from his possession bsgppe valued
at $40. The officers arrested the rascal whom they
found in bsd, No. l6 Lsurens street On searching
his crib, splendid barometnr found, evidently
stolen, for which an owner is wanted Apply to the
officers ut the 81 District police Justice kstch
am locked him up for trial.
Psnt Larcsny.-ofBcer Hail. of the ath ward arrested
yesterday man by the name Of Charles Hany on sus-
plcon Of stealing $40 from Christian Hesenbottle No.
IS Oak street. Detained for examination
Caught in the .Jet.-A man calling himself Edward
Dunn arrested yesterday having Ia his possession
some remnants 81 gingham and some other articles
valued ut $40 stolen from the store Of VIM Russell,
No CSC Broadway. Committed for trial By Justice
Ketcham.
.4rr,st Of a Bwgiar.-Mr Abrams, formerly pawn
broker gave information TO Captain McGrah OF the oh
ward police yesterday respecting the Offering OF lot OF
silver for sale The property stopped ~ Mr.
Abrams, and Captain McGrath put on trail OF the
thieves who in he course of the afternoon arrested
black fellow on the charge Of burgariousy entering
dwelling house at Harlem from which, few nights ago
silver amounting to $500 stolen, and the
silver ware recovered Is identified portion OF that
stolen The prisoner locked up In the Chiefs once
for further hearing. - -
Charge of Grand Larceny-Cspt Johnson, OF the 18th
ward and officer Mott arrested yesterday, three men
by the names of Thomas Ross, John ORourke and VIM
CAMEL on charge OF stealing copper worm, weighing
near 500 lbs valued at $3.50 the property Of Jonas w
Coakn, foot OF 2sth street East river A portion OF
the copper found in the possession OF the accused
Justice Merritt committed them all for examination.
Stesrng Harvest officer Mansfield, OF the 18th
ward arr sted yesterday man ny the name Of Edward
Curtis on charge OF stealing set Of harness valued
at SIS from the slaughter house re onging to John
Martin lSl Orchard street The accused 1t appears,
has but short time been liberated from the Sing Sing
state prison Justice Ketcham locked him up for trial
Stealing Coats A fellow calledR Douglass Benhsm,
arrested yesterday charge Of stealing two coats
worth S. belonging to David Vroomsn residing in 9th
Avenue, near 9ist street. On his arrest one OF the
coats was fou nd his back Locked up for trial