The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Haynes is Eastern man and is raid to have always

Haynes an Eastern man and is tad to have always
borne good character.
Charge Of Steaiing-A young man, by the nsue Of
VIM II stanton. WAS arrested on saturday. by officer
Bumstesd. charge of stealing small lot OF Jew
eby. vslu'd at sl6 the property OF ) o. DAWSON, No
IL Made Lane The accused detained by Justice
Osborne for a further hearing
.9,re5f Suspicion A person, by the name OF Ben
isnin Franklin. WAS arrested on Saturday night
.msnicion ~ hsvinc stolen ,oue valuable, from Mr,
Adams resioipg at No SIS Leonard street. Assistant
Captain ksypods Of ihs tf'h ward police, took the
accused into custody on the charge
Burglary, and .frrtst Of the Rogue in philadelphia -
Officer Norris Of the Chiefs aids, arrived in town
en- Saturday. having in custody young man, by the
name Of william McCurdy, alias Jean, a warrant
issued by Justice Mountfort whom the officer arrested
Friday last in Philadephis on charge Of burglary
committed in this city on the l4th inst. 1t appears,
from the sdavits file in the police court, that on
the 14th inst between the hours Of two and four
O'Clock in the day the room occupied by MIR Leon de
Boy nest in the building No 304 Broadway, Of
Duane street, bugariously entered by forcing on
the lcck, and from the room was carried of gold
watch, valued at $50, four or fvs coats and many
other articles, in fact, nearly the whole ef Mr. Boy
nests wardrobe, valued in all at near by $3.50 As soon
MIR Boynest ascerained his premises had been rob
bed he gave the necessary information to the police
authorities and likewise placed an advertisement In
the property and the conviction Of the thief SO
far SO good. The next day after the advertise:
ment appeared, man, calling himself Samuel
Hemphill called upon MIR. Boynest and stated, that
from informs alton he had received from . man by
the Of John Golden, he shoud be ste TO detect
the rogue who had stolen the watch and clothing
Officers Norris ard Weed were then informed OF the
facts and tet to work to ferret out the rogues t was
at first thought that Golden and Hemphill were the
thieves, and in consequence thereof they we're both
arrested They however exhibited to the magis-
trste that other parties the guilty and In
conformity with this belief tse afdavts OF Golden
and Hemphl were taken which directly implicated
William McCurdy Edward Palmer, and George May
hew from the fact Of those three being seen together
at . porter house In South street where McCurdy,
through the influence OF Palmer sold the gold watcn
to Nsyhew for $40, receiving SIS In cash, and =
other SIS TO be paid TO Palmer, his per centage
I'm the NJ Att&r MAyhew at refused - purcnRsA
the watch, unless IL was exhibited to jeweer This
was accordingly done and pronounced BY the e~eller
watch, McCuriy left this city for Philadelphia, ct
which city be was arrested. Palmer and Msyhew
showed conclusively to the magistrate that ne was
innocent Of the robbery, and Was not aware the
watch was stolen property when he made the pur-
chase, but purchased the same principally on the re-
quest and Representations OF Palmer; and the masis
trate therefore made him witness in the Palmer,
however, not sufficiently able to prove his inno
cence in the robbery and the magistrate held him
an accessory after the fact perchance he may yet
be sbown to be one Of the principals The watch and
the greater part Of the clothing have been recovered
and Golden Hemphill, and May he bound over to
appear as witnesses In the McCurdy and Palmer
grand larceny, and were committed to prison for trial
in default Of bail.
Posing False Token ihcer o,Keefle arrested, on
the Goth inst, calling himself Bernard Brady on
charge OF passing fafe token, purporting to be OF
the value OF o 81 bill, on Timothy Garrck, No. %
Chatham street. It seems from the affidavit Of MIR.
Garrick that the accused and another called at
his porter house and for drink and in pay
therefore, threw down 81 bill, which read rs fol-
lows :-"The New Jersey Protection and Lombard
Bank Jersey City opposite New York 22d June, 1925"
Mr. Garrick observing this note to be OF rather
ancient date, demurred to taking It, Brady said 1t
good, and wanted his change MIR Garrick refused
to DO and called in the aid OF the above officer, but
before the officer both started from the store
to escape. Pursuit was given; Brady captured,
but his companion made out to escape the grab Of the
police. On searching Brady, the officers found lot
more Of the same kind Of money consisting Of 50 and
SO bills Of this defupct the intent pass the
same fIaudulently evident. Justice Mountfort
committed the accused to prison for trial.
.7rrtst Of Iuo Young Ttppins "-Aetistant Captain
Merritt Of the Seventh Ward arrested Saturday
juvenile thieves called John Leach aod Richard Long
field, suspicion OF being necsd In several Of the
uptown robberies Of silver forks spoons The
youpg joksrs taken at the bar situated near the
pit Of the Chshem Theatre where they had Just pur-
cbssed their respective allow Of pea last
them through the first two pieces On taking them
into custody the officer searched their pockets when
TO his surprise, ne found three pisols double
barrel all loaded with powder and buck shot; with
these weapons enc had desperate looking bowie knife
together with plenty Of uniton for loading up the
pistols Neither Of these boys seventeen Of
yet IL seems they both well versed 10 the
Of fire nrme which they carried IL is believed for the
purpose 81 defending themselves while in the act Of
committing rome felonious depredations. They were
both committed by the magistrate for further hear.
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