The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22


Sunday morning. the inmates Of the Carlton House
thrown into state Of excitement by the powerful
lungs OF Gel Alva Mann o: the boarders who called
cut thieves bbers &c. &C. having detected thief
in bis bedroom extracting his money from his pantaoons
pocket The alarm beirg given Brought number Of the
boaIders from their rooms with anxious curiosity TO
certain the difficulty Itseems that on Saturday night
two young Of rster genee appearance applied for
lodging and registered their names in the book as H.
Martin and William Carroll from Troy; they shown
10 bedroom beth occupying the same apart MT About
the hour Of O'Clock the following morning, Col Ma IN
awoke by noise in his room. and raising himself
from the bed, be discovered the young calling him
self Carroll his hands and knees the oOr The Col
onol asked him what he doing there when the rogue
replied that lie had made mistake in the room, and m
uediaely jumped his feet and rushed out The Col
sprang from the bed and pursued him calling out Justify
thieves robbers The Colonel succeeded in catching the
before be reached the apartment Of his accomplish
BY this time the alarm given brought other assistance
and the rogue was secured On looking on the door
where the Colonel caught him. SIS in bank bills
found. which the thief bad dropped; this money
identified by the Colonel his property stolen only
few minutes before his pan falcons pocket Assist
srt Capt Garrett and officer Neil of the 9Th ward police,
sent for and took the accused together with the
accCmphcs. into custody. Martin, the pce the
arrival Of the police pretended to be asleep and when
INTERCEPTED to his knowledge Of Carroll denied being
acquainted with him The register book was produced
ard both names appeared entered together hang
Troy and btth occupying one room. IL was evident that
they we're associates The police searched Ma:tn but
did not fhd any thing however examining between
TIE bedding. dirk found, together with sl06 Of
counterfeit and other spurious representing money
several articles Of jewelry, consisting of gold pencil
gold locket two breast pins silver bouquet holder and
gold dial Plate Of watch on examination IL was found
that the rogue Carroll had obtained entrance into
Colonel Manns with the aid of nippersr IN in
stiumo mt used by burglars made TO t the head Of the
key from the outside and by nppng the hey har the
robber succeeds in turning Ii round ard this unlocks
the door. Search was made for this instrument but II
could not be found in the room II was then believed
that the instrument had been thrown out Of window
and enough looking in Benson street under the
loon window, the nippers and small Jenny and false
key found evidently thrown out by the accused
tee with view avoid having the tools found in their
possession The tccufed parties conducted before
Justice Lohrop who committed them both 20 prison TO
await an examination Carroll, the one found in Colonel
Manns room. will be held to "a charge of
burglary in the second degree. and the other pos
sibly as sccomplicc. The 70, uss both young
mn Carroll or whose proper name &c said To- be
Kelly. l. from Cincinnati but Gays be born Ia But
Ter county Ohio and used to attend grocery store for
sir Taylor. lie is about feet ~ inches In height
rather small face light complexion but little beard and
hair brown and thin on the top of his headsenier,
callirg himself Martin born Staten Island he
Il less In stature than Carroll with black haii and face
qssin .qr,e s foD Forsgy - On saturiay evening
ofc.r Merritt Of the dttaLes at the Third district
police court arrested George Tompsins, On charge
Of forging q check for 81 u on the Bowery Bank,
dated eth day Of september 1851 purporng 10 be drawn
and signed by Patrick Riley contractor residing q, no
Jas SecoId street Of Avenue 1t appears that
the accused called Mr. Jeremiah Trbe coal dcalc.
corner Il Hudson and Amos streets and repre- septed
that Mr. Riley was paying OF his men and wanted
few dollars 10 settle up and requested Mr. Trbe to
give him the money for sad check Mt T.. believing
the check to be genuine aud good handed Tompkn the
has since been asoertaned by presenting said check that
IL IS forgery. Mr.. Riley, on examining the check.
pronounced the ssme to be forged and further that
deponert formerly kept account in the Bowery Bank
and that fact known 20 O. Tompkips, who has
dorent draw checks on said bank bat for the last two
three months fast money has been 20 his credit In
the said bank The prisoner. when brought before
Justice Mounfor for examination the charge ord
ng TO law replying TO quefions put to him. says Il was
born in Wescheser county; forty four years o.
age; an married. and have three children living
reside at No &c Third avenue q. sm builder by trade
months n nec
sewers. FAY the charge Is false against me; passed
the check now here inch Is said forged check
Mr. Tirbeli; received that check of Ne Riley, the cell
lar digger who lives in Eleventh street near Avenue
think never Patrick Riley, Of us sesond street,
draw check In my life and Did not know whore he kept
his account The msgistrate committed Tompkins 10
prison for trial in default Of bail II that Temp
kins has been arrested similar charges before and was
liberated on bail
Ciorg. Disnissed-A few days ago, we published the
arrest Il Mr. Daniel @ Emery, suspicion Of being
fugitive from Philadelphia alleged charge Of for
gy Since then the has been nvs before
Justice Osborn. ard Mr. shown TO be innocent OF
the charge my uted 10 him; parties coming from Phils
dsttis AZ once declared SIR Emery not TO be the man
accused of the forgeres the arrest having been made
iron the fact Of Mr u resembling IN person ths party
thus sccussd. Mr. T. honorably discharged by the
y Dishonest Chiffon Saturday evening officer Ben
ofthe lover police court arrested young man BY
the e BENZ T.. Iisk on warrant sEued BY Justice
Lt tbrcp whe ein he stands charged with cmbezzling
from hfa ployeT. Mr. Isasc o Philips No s. soush
street the SIS and approprians the to his
puiposes The magistrate committed him to prison
TO answer the charge.
stsahrg Money Officer Bracken. % the Fourteenth
ward, arrested yesterday Polish jew, named Amram
saracch charge Of .ealiDg twelve gold and twenty
franc pi, ces valued at sIS and four silver half dollars
ysued IN all at $50, the property OF Abraham 0ba1iah,
residing at No 2cl Hester street basement IL seems
that M. accused occupied the same room with deponen
and during bis ab early yesterday morning the
cused broke open the cemplanant trunk and extracted
the money therefron. on the complainant nssiog his
money search made In the room, and in closet
cupsd By the accused the money found aud Sarac
Chi charged with the larceny. Justice Moun.iort
ctmmitted the accused 20 prison for trial
ReiJ.ry and Biggory -On Thursday night, some bur
Glars entered the dwsliDghouse No 2l2 Walker street.
corner Chrytte street and carried OF small amount
of money Asc, the stable No 80 Chystie street was
rCkeD open the night aud set Of harness stolen
there'rom. No arrest.
Bnrglcrv and Grond I0poepy-A man. calling himself
James Tracey. frii lay arrested by officers Wiley
end Undsrhl Of The Seventeenth ward, charged With
hreslirg into q new building corner q Fourth
and Iv,ny fourth street aud stealing therefrom
r,niers tools amounting in value 70 600 which The
tEctf detected him in the act of paving Ic vas com
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