The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-25
Police Intellicence.

Fugitive from Justice from Ne,y .yersey-Dr Lyman
rested by officer Spicer of the Court of Sessions on
charge Of being fugitive from justice from New Jersey
Mns sTsh Eaton o 1eS Essex pa ATTENDED before
Dr. Abbott taken and stated that the accused had
nternsrred with her sister Elizabeth L. Roberts, at New
living at the time The deposition of the second wife
made at Newark of the rst wife at Syracuse. She also
Essex county New Jersey Dr. Abbott was detaiDed by
the magistrate to await nisiton from the
of New Jersey but has since consented to back with
out it.
Grand Larceny Mary Barbenck was arrested yester-
day by officer Johnson Of the Third district Police Court
charge of having stolen from Samuel Norris of "a
Mott street. silver watch, gold chain, vest, and five
dollar bill which he had deposited in his hat and placed
table in room where he and the accused were
alone together. She suddenly left the ROOM when he
discovered that his property had also vanished After
some difficulty he met with her in company with
named Stephen Theodor She denied the robbery. Upon
the person of the the chain found and he stated
it had been given to him by the Mary. She was
held for examination by Justice Wood.
The Hcg Nuisonee-Mr Thomas K Downing, the City
Inspector attended yesterday before Justice Stuart and
warrants against the following for keep
ing hogs their premises contrary to the city ordinances
and creating nuisance detrimental to the public health
Michael Burns Forty first and Forty second streets be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues, 20 hogs John Ma
lone Forty second and Forty third do. do H. Daniel
Morn, Forty first and Forty second, do do, II; John
Wallace FCFish and DO 49, W% Gar Gar
land Forty second and Forty fourth do do 20 Patrick
Lyons Fifty seventh, south sde between Broadway and
Terence Herbal Fifty and Fifty eighth
Sixth and Seventh avenues, so; Michael Devlin, Fifty
eighth street. do do, 6o Jas McDermot Fify-seventh
and Fifty eighth do do As Michael Hammer do do. do
do, 35; Michael Mitchell do do do. do 110. The
rants issued against all these parties and placed in
the hands of Captain Witter, Twenty second ward.
Charge Of Enabesslement-George Klein, the French
man, whose case reported yesterday being held
charge of forging the name of his employer to chock
has had charge of embez lement preferred against him
by Mr.. Martini who states he has embezzled between
5000 and S700, and converted them to his
When arrested the first complaint by officers Van
Wort and Redfed Of the Ninth ward police he had taken
his passage, and about departing to Europe He de-
nes the charge On searching his box $500 in gold
found, and quantity Of new clothing He had been in
the employ Of Mr. Martin for upwards Of two years
He committed for examination by Justice Stuart.
Charge of Stealing Lead Pipc-Mr. Enos Harris, the
proprietor some buildings in Twenty second
street, has had continual complaints made to him that
the lead piping has been cut and carried away from
the buildings and any loose piping other materials
left about the premises stolen Mr. Harris stated the
loss in lead piping alone amounted to upwards of $780,
Yesterday, plumber at work on the premises, John
Judge going TO the premises unexpectedly during the
dinner hour, caught man named James O'Conner in
the act Of conveying away some lead piping He was
Immediately arrested and taken before Justice Stuart
by whom he locked up, in default Of bail in $780,
Embezsl,ment-John Kelley, clerk in the employment
of Theodore Notion Of 254 Cherry street. yesterday
arrested charge of having embezzled money,
the property of his employer and converted 1t to his
He was held for examination by Justice Wood.