The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-21
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
"a Neg Sysisw Robbery Ias Police muss < on TIC Lo~t c
arrested hack driver named John Mn,ca,ev on h wsra
Of being concerned 9th other partiss n rAS,n
William WHITE psinter residing at No. 80 First street,
White had left his place Of business No "A Ann s,,
early on sunday morning and was on his way home and
hack driver called TO him oskisg him wanted 10 ia
Mr. White replied y askins him hox much be would s
one dollar. Mr. white again, in reply, offered sn .
cents. Mulcaley consented to take him for thai
"Oh," said Mr.. White, looking into the carraus ~.
why you have other persons already In the co.b
No matter for that ssd tho driver, there plenty
room for You, jump In, IN carry you up.n AcsordinrE
Mr. White took seat in the coach and away went ~,
driver however, they had not gone far before the mar,
took seat with the driver. Mr. White was now lsss
alone in the coach with the woman As the esrrisrs
up against Mr. White Is by accident csussd hv ~
motion Of the carriage At last Mr. White dndpr that
the woman took rather unsarrantable liberties began To-
suspect that all not exactly correct and soueh for
his roll Of money consisting OF some 500 in bank hills
when to his surprise he discovered they had been az
racted from his pocket suspectng at once the woman
he seized hold OF her and demanded bsei h;ss
money The woman, fearful Of exposure and Arrest
handed him back the money Mr. White lhsa called 70
but before assistance came the and her accom-
pce made their escape The hack driver vas then taken
Un9''yS
ceny could not be against the driver bat as It was
shown and sdmitsea by the h.ckmsn tina. he vas
50 for such violation. 1t Is we'll known fact that q
number Of hack drivers who designated 7" night
In search Of jobs such the one above alluded 70:
thieves viii pick up man In liquor and pretend to bs
coaches drive around book or two, rob hlm Of hts
money, and then bundle him into the street. But the
ysem adopted as above described OF the introduction OF
woman in the coach to do the robbing part scheme
which only lately developed itself the police would
do we to look after all such tricks upon travelsrs
fbr~US AL rDSkh -.
Court, Sunday arrested named John Burden
charged with the crime Of bigamy. A Mrs. Elizabeth
accused was married to her the 18th OF September
$780, by the Rev. VIM Quinn; and that he the 18th az
July last was married by the Rev. O. Farrell to Miss
Mary Caple and that he has been divorced from
her On this testimony warrant iseusd for the ar
rest OF the accused who being brough: into court,
was held to await examination.
alleged Rope--A man named JAS ReynolJ;was on Sun
day arrested by Officer McCauley of the Sixth ward
charged with having committed gross outrage upon tho
person Miss Catherine Gray residing at No las An.
thoDy street. The accused together with the complain
ant and witness were committed BY Justice Bgart to
await o further examination.
Charge Of Seduction the Stafus-A German named
Joseph Duesch arrested Sunday, complaint OF
Margaret Geiman domestic In the family Of VIM j. u
Vinegar residing In Forty ninth street Seventh ave.
who charges him. in the language of the statute with hav
refused to comply with his engagement and abandone6
her he was committed BY Justice Wood to await
Robbery at the Astor House-on Saturday evening two
German gentlemen. named F. G. Geplin and Wa Adels-
dorfer from Hamburg arrived in the steamship Pacific
form Liverpool and put up at the As0r House. Their
trunks to their and during the alb
sence Of the gentlemen who down at supper it Is
alleged some entered the room With
and about $500 In gold, belonging to Mr.. Gepln and
from the trunk Of Mr. Adelsdor the rogue stole about
$500 in money and 81 QUO worth Of ewelry consist
Ing mostly Of diamond finger rings The robbery was
effected between the hours nine and O'Clock at
night and the police who have the matter in hand,
pect in day or two to deyelope some mysterious cir
cumstances attending the loss Of the property.
Charge Dismissed against Mr. W. Earl .ar,od "A few
days complaint made before Justice Osborn by
one Erastus d Foot and Henry M. Taylor against W.
Earl Arnold charging him with embezzng funds from
by the officers and directors Of the said bank who csrt-
fed that no embezzement existed accordingly on the
charge as instituted against Mr. Arnold. -
Charge If Grand Larceny Officer Green yesterday ar.
rested young man named John McNulty. ashargeof
stealing $16o In bank bills the property Of Mr. Daniel W.
Clark Of the Eagle Hotel Of william and Frank
fort streets 1t seems the accused had been in the employ
the desk and stole the money. The prisoner his
animation acknowledged his guilt and Justice Bogart
committed him to the Tombs for trial
Sealing Jtrehy.-A young man, named Lewis D. Fol-
SON. was yesterday arrested on charge Of stealing jew
a
eused 1t seems bad taken the articles in question at dit.
erent times while In the employ OF Mr. Ideson Justice
Bogar committed the accused 10 prson to await
animation.
Charge Of Sealing Watch and Afoney-Joseph Foyer
young Of rather respectable appearance yester
day arrested charge Of stealing so in money and
aver watch worth So the property Mr. John Henry.
of No yesry street The accused formerly in the
employ Of Nj Henry and the day the property
was missed to leave the house of Mr. Henry in very
hurried manner Justice Bogart committed the prisoner
to the Tombs for trial.
Arrest of Mock .auciioners Stephens yesterday
rrested four mock auctoneers, named Nahanal Chap
man, james D. Sheppard. James Montgomery and Austin
q. Porter charged with defraudng countryman named
Charles w. Baynton out OF Sl7 by inducing him
che silver watch at their auction shop No. 1a2 Mas
street The accused parties taken before jus
tice Bogsrt who held them each 10 bail in the OF
$500, to answer the charge.