The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
Police Intelligence.

ANOTHER THIEF DETECTED AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
ARREST OF ONE OF THE GERMAN COMMISSIONERS.
For some time past articles have been missed from the
different departments in the Crystal Palace and mystery
existed to who could be the thief On Wednesday,
Charles Edward Wedemayre, the commissioner and pn
cipal superintendent of the German department de-
tected in stealing bottle of perfumery from the French
department Officer Netcalf took him into custody and
searching the lodging occupied by ema re,
the ffcer found quite large assortment of articles,
amounting possibly IN value to between and two hun
dred dollars These articles have been identified by the
persons in charge Of the departments fro which they
had been stolen There being o doubt ia the mind Of
Justice Stuart before the prisoner TAKEN of
The prisoners guilt he accordingly committed him to
prison for trial.
Judge Beete Ro11ed By Bwdars-A Bold Affair.
Wednesday evening, between and O'clock some bold
and daring burglars entered the dwelling house Of Judge
Beebe situated at Me- 1913 West Twenty eighth street. BY
At dinner in the front basement The rogue visited the
second story and selected articles from the bureau draw
sand wardrobe valued at between $500 and $500
making use OF the two pillow cases. which they stripped
from the pillows, evidently for the purpose Of facilitating
them in the transportation of the stolen property The
following is list o. the aricles:-Ons brocade black
dress plaid silk dress striped silk Dress silk
wrapper light blue color chds double circular drab
co,h cloak one black sils waist one mud bracel,t
gold chain and white stones six silver BILE spoons
marked b; ten silver teaspoon marked B. several gold
finger rings four font teeth set in gold plates gold
five FORKS with silver handles two tin money boxes
tanning $40 quantity of silk fringe, for dresses
yarOs OF one cape shawl, sewing
scarf one vsete pea green color for Child gold fob
chair key and seals separate At the time the robbery
was psrpstrated Judge Beebe not at home,
tx icing bat the female members of the
family in the house, and the burglars noticing them
through the -ndow be at dinner embraced that OPP
porunity t. ete Il the robbery. Should the police arrest
the guilty parties it is very doubtful il they would
ceive much sympathy favor they to be brought
up before the Juoge for trial 1t is very doubtful If the
rogues that the property stolen belonged to
the Judge, or in all probability they would have
ventured into the house We now recommend the burg
ars on learning their mistake to pack all the Judges
properly and send it back Thitk OF that, you rascas
1t ID the only way to harnonse the matter If you DON'T
the Judge viii be to have you in his clutches and
then up you CO.
Arrest # Fugitiue.-Oficer Bedel, of the Chiefs
special aids yesterday resed German named Free
max Haag on charge of burglarously breaking J.
mill 1t South Branch Somerset y New Jersey "a
stealing therefrom fifty dollars the
man Co The burglar Fed to this city, md the above
nam,d officer succeeded in tskDglhm into custody On
his arrest he acknowledged guilt ana thirty dollars
OF the stolen money found in hs possession Justice
Osborn detained the fugitive in the Tombs until requ
stion is sent from the authorities Of New Jersey
arrest Of Htceiper Of Stolen Property Yesterday,
officers Brown and Keefe, two of the Chiefs special de-
tectves arrested German named David MeDdlebaum,
charge of receiving quantity OF black silk, at his
place OF residence in sixth street, Avenue b. with
the knowledge that the same was stolen property. On
the oath Of last month the dry goods store Of Hitchcock
way, robbed burglars of quantity OF black silks,
valued at upwards of thousand dollars and the day
following the robbery the goods taken to the
ment occupied by Ment lebaum, where above named
officers them At that time Mendebaum escaped
from the officers through the cunning of his wife, and
his retarn again to the city, they in making
the arrest. The accused detained by the Chief OF
Police for further hearing,