The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Police Intclligence.


Chaaye Of Robbery in NE Fyrt Degree On Saturday
night German, nsmed Franc. schoitz, arrested BY
George Baldwin cabinetmaksr Of No 20 Pe street and
stealing from his Ierson the sum Of 4l7 seems, by
another man, named Henry in his employ, and one
evening just before leaving of work SchOlz and Henry
made desperate attack him. One seized him by the
throat while the other extracted the money from his
pocket They then knocked him down by blow on the
neck with p,ce of wood and before he could
hrnsef they mad escaped from the premises At that
time Mr. Baldwin made Q complaint ut the police court,
and warrants issued for their arrest since which
time the accused parties have evaded the arrest until
Saturday night Mr.. Baldwin Scholtz In Roosevelt
ana at recognized him and caused his arrest
The asserted when brought before Justice Bogar
thert fore there be mis- AXE Independent OF this
he declares that he is not guilty Of the offence charged
against nm. The magistrate Committed the prisoner to
the Tcmbs to await further hearing.
arrest Of a P;ckpocka On Saturday evening officer
HerIch, OF the Fourteenth ward, arrested young man
calling himself David JOSEPH on charge re Of picking the
1t appears that Mrs Oney felt touch her pocket
while she was in Centre Market, and Immediately dis
accused ran of, and She pursued him and caused his
He thsn confessed his guilt and informed Mrs.
be- ns ~
enoeayOrng escape The evidence Of guilt being con-
elusive Justice Welsh committed him te prison for trial.
subsequently however, ne bsed in the Of $500.
Ayee Of Thres Men, Fugiires from Justice Lieutenant
Dunn, Of the Twentieth ward assisted BY officers Pow
DERBY and Wagerman arrested on Saturday afternoon
and Charles Craven charged with having stolen trunk
containing $50 in money and clothing worth $780, the
property OF Bernard BRADLEY rssding in the village OF
sing sing II appears by the evidence of the pain
that the accused parties stole the trunk from the
owners premises broke OPEN robbed its contents and
started tor New York by the train of the Hudson
River Railroad Information, however, despatched
BY teeg sph to Lieut. Dunn, who forth with visited the
POT etrest the arrival u the train
the parties recognised and into
tody the charge AID by the next train going North
them back to the Town OF Sing Sing where the
ul1rt I'D han torlf artfun linn
Posing Altered Bank Bills On Friday night German
named Henry Beidehoft arrested charge Of
ing dollar bank bill on the Government Stock Bank
Am Abor, Michigan, altered TO represent . nve
collar bill The accused 1t seems went into the porter
house of Jacob Beitme situated at le4 Centre street.
called for glass lager bier in pay for viii.
he handed the above described bill The bill was refused
to he taken and the accused sad he hal other
Officer MBfide Of the Fourteenth ward, was called in,
who arrested the accused searched his person. ard found
another fraudulent bill in his possession, pufporting TO
be on the City Bank and Trust Company The officer con-
veSed the prisoner before Justice Welsh, who took the
complaint and held the prisoner the charge by
committing him to prison for trial.
An Alleged folse Praence Officer Kearney. Of the Sc
cond yard, sitd on Saturday man named Albert
Wehrde on 8 at issued by Justice Stuart in which
the pIsorer charged with obtaining lo of bed
ding, linens &c, valued s4O0 from Mrs Mary Pohl,
under alleged false representations The Justice held the
accused TO bail ia the of $500 10 the charge
Extraordinary ChorSes.-Mr. Lewis Tappan on Satur
against Mr.. Frederick Coyer, il which Mr.. Tappan al
eges that Mr Coyr bad aided in the abduction of the
colorsd child Jane Trainer day the Judge decided
the in favor OF Mrs Porter the mistress Of the child
The case will be heard before the magistrate on Mon
day, Ohs eay) and will end NO doubt the dismissal
OF The
A Bold House RotJery Yesterday, Sunday between
the hours Of and O'Clock 10 the afternoon some
daring rcgues entered the premises No 3l5 Broome
street, ard in Of the occupied by Of the
tenants bureau forced open, aud upwards of $500
stolen therefrom, in addition nhich several
ladies' elk dresses and gsntemeus clothing. 1t is sup
posed that the rogue rogues quainted in the
house, they must CT the absence
of the family. The door opened by fae key. At
present no ONE has been arrested.