The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
Police IntelI,renca.

Dishonest Waiter.-On Frcsy officer Wark OF the
Cnde waiter in the employ of Mrs Fanny ArBennett
residing At No 272 East Twelfth street. who stole from h
employer diamond finger ring valued at $50 shs VI Din
worth $40, and one hundred dollar bill. The rogue
pasned the articles of ewey snd the tickets were found
IN his pocket when arrested The hundred dollar bill waa
spent in gambling policy slips, and throwing dice
The welry recovered the accused was taken be-
fore Justice Stuart, who committed him to prison fo
An Allged Fraud-Ai,placed Confdesoe-Or Friday. a
German woman named Emma Schsizer, made complaint
rard had deauded her out hundred dollsrs and
wsrcs Under the following curious circumstances
William street. which place Bernard resided that bS
paid his cour'ship to her. proposed she
9spted the ofeT and the Gay for the wedding
to be married she thought she would make pu chase OF
some furniture ano accordingly panied BY Bernard
sofa rocking chair. table, and bedsteas, ~hicS She
lad for with her own money. These articles Of
furniture we're placed in Bernsrd's room ia WIIlam
street, there to await the anticipated happy dsY.
he nard at various times bo,row Of n rsy from
cha. 81 no ~s s4S soon after the
that Bernard could not legally get married. az be had
vie ,til living in Germany this fact quite alarmed her,
married man. which fact. after rome hesitation he a.
krow,edgeo thie broke Off the match, and ore day in
tne absence the complainant Bernard ali the
new nrniturs purchased by plauant from the pre
misses asserting that the articles belonged to hi nse he
tost shepurchssed and paid for the property with her
own money. 80
ire on the facts &c sworn to by TIE woman.
issued warrant for the srr-st Of Bernard who was
taken into custody and conveyed before the court The
mseistate cear ed hm for hearing. Tho aoove case
we nnderftan. will be regarded by the court az comng
within the MEANING Of Mock Auctonser law, passed by
the last Lslsure, for the pose Of meeting all fraudr
Arrest Of Burglars Two Germans named Martin MAY
AND Joseph Hover arrested TUESDAY, by officer,
WEBSTER o. the Sinsteenh ward on charge Of break
ing INTO TIE daughter house belonging to Frederick Gar.
rer situated at $40 Tenth svenue stealing thsrefiom 3
t ,G q beef fat The guilty parties taken before JUS
Another Burglar Ar7ested-On Tuesday night, Officer
Wallace OF the Fourteenth ward. arrested young man
named hics ael Egan charged with forcing an entrance
into the grocery store Of John Musshu situated
a. No. ID Spring street. The rogue was detec led bv me
fore Justice Wood, who committed him to prison for
trial
Atrestef Jursnsle PicHYockes- Tuesday afternoons
Officers Kner sno Smith, of SERGEANT Hogans squad OF
detectives sresea III boy1 named John Hpion Tho.
mss Carney snd Joseph Alien, whom the officers found
at the o. Catherine street Broadway in g
crowd of person, attempting to pick pockets. This boy
Hsnon was esrght with his hand in lady's pocket but
custody On seaehins the young rosues, ,hs oiioors
found in Hsron's pocket snuff box containing a $40
gold piece one s. 3 piece and gold pieces.
sen WIS feune gold watch and gold snake vest
chan e No q watch is LET'S, N ! Tobia.
well known to the police. Tie money found on Han
Ion he acknowledged 4 have oen some lazy in the
ray Clerk Of The Police at Jefferson a,rRst sixth a7ena,
can be seen The young rogues conveyed before
JUSTICE GUAR VINO connitteC them to prison for
nation The eath sud chain is supposed be stolen
notwithesnirg the boy says he bought II the Jew
cry store conner OF Bowery and Boone street
weeks ago.
Charge DiSmisad In tbs case Of Mr.. Joseph Gutman.
who was arrepsd few days ago charge Of embez-
zlng check of Nesmith Co the case came no for a
hearing before Justice Osborne Friday afternoon whom
the complaint dismissed upon evidence heir offered
that the cheet received in s regular of bust
ress and entered uron the cash book of Messr Guan
Co. the day OF its delivery. Mr.. Gutman at once
discharged.
CASE OF ALLEGED FALSE PRETgNCEs AGAINST
sTEARNS AND STURGe6.
They dig counsel informed
the hearing would DC Mt o'clock p NJ December IA. Tho
at 10 A. NJ, ard appearing IN were
dismced We Rad tho documents rcacy to prosecute tho
charge While under s-rest they paid to order,
81 eco and sriting touching tho balance Wehave
held H. $4,000 any other sum- for
n aoious prosecution. j. d. 4 ID. u. CALEk,
362 Bsoatway