The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

Police Intelligence.
FEMALE CHARGED WITH PICKING POCKETS IN AN
OMNIsUB.
female OF gentsel appearance calling herself Maria
Edwards, but known % the police uadsr the aliases
more, Davis and sro.n xss yssissdsS arrested By
officers aald yin and Undsrhin charged with pisliaS tie
ss.: s; IS: s..s
appears by the AFFIDAVIT Of Mrs Hagan, that her way
homo Yesterday nom Osntrs Market q which place .As
the prisoner Was seated Complainant sat by the side Of
had not been seated long before abe thought the
particular notice. Is her vas % very ssot.s
that conPlesy abolishsd the idea that she could DO
V.riol streets. Mrs H.san is and si sosrss, had :hs
walled block when she missed her money aud disco
vrsd that her dress bad been cut through 70 the pocket
by wch process the thief had extracted the money.
At Mrs HAsan suspected the lady that sat the
side BY pocket in the stage and
Of h. susSeotsd woman to The .Sovsasmsd OH
They instantly Recognized BY the description, the woman
tnOsn to then IS suspicion. oaArsosr and p,Oossasd
down Broadway, md Underhill took . route In
another direction As oaissr Baldwin passed By
very be look .ns for. She then waiting
to take stage The ofhcsr proceeded up to hsr, and
ist Police Court She immsdistsiy replied in ysry sub.
mssive tone, (they having met esforeO Why Baldwin,
what DO you want with msf" co., replied the oiser,
"the Judge wishes to have talk with you" They
vailed along together down White eet towards West
Broadway, and when opposite the dwelling No. 80, she
made rush to enter stating that she lived there The
officer, however, knowing full well the customer he had
to deal WITH refused to comply and hurried her along
ns sn Ss a.n thai %aw WAS
there The officer after much difficulty sueosede in convey
rg her before Justice Stu,rt where she identified BY
Mrs Hagen As the Won who 81. by h4r side in the
On the person OF tbs pisosc found $l2S In
bank b but Of the money correspondsd with that
this amount Of money stated That She sott 81 brokers'
excha 60 for Bank Of Eog nd notss Tns premises OF
the accue, situsted 1t No SO White street. whore she
occupies room, next seArched by tbs police, and
there were found less portemo naes and four
Tu.ea supposed to be the property Of persons who's
pockets have hesn pluneersd These aross be
on applying to Mr. Murray Clerk Of Polco, Jeiforstn
Market, for which owners wanted. Thsre like
.ss found some Pillow cae, and oth.r ariiss Q, bed
street, stolen by the prore during the time So
plea apartments iu that house On'hs evit sucei
the accused for trial
More Complaints aoains Lager Bir Shops -c.ptlo
squires, O. the Eleventh ward Is still ,srryng the
against dsordsry lager shops located his wara
ard terday instituted complaints against the propris
tors OF the following oca,ionsNo 1871 Third street. 121
Pitt street 226 Stanton street. "a Clinton street. 43
B. 243 Third street. 1877 avenue g Some OF the pro
Yieors Of the above named pisces hAvA already appeared
before Justice Wood and entered into the required bail
answer the charge preferred against them.
Rob,tr0 Srdnosr from Warrington On Monday night
gel tes looking named j. mes Dsvoe, of Washing
ton D. o., temporarily Logging st Pages H,tel was In
duced 10 Welt house Of puts At No a Elm Street.
BY girl named Elizabeth Counsel Who escorted Mr. De
pocket roll Of bank bills, consisting Of SSo No sooner
had he missed tie money than he oformd the keeper Of
the houie who told him to wait little while and she would
eDdsavor to restore to him back the money. Hs how
ever becoming alarmed hurried into the street for tbs
purpae OF pr ,curng policeman and the landlady ca
tered the where the girl accused Of stealing the
money, when, just she entered she heard the girl
claim, "They suant Fl nd any money me" and threw
the roll OF bank bills into the Are Mrs. Hines observed
the movement and instantly Enatchei the money from
the flames, bat not before Of the bills had taken
Are the ends The police then came and the accused
together with the ecorched bills the evidence Of her
guilt Was conveyed to the station house by officer
Gordon, Of the S1tb ward and IN tbs morning tae pri
taken before Justice Bogar who committed her
TO prison for trial
ChazH Of Embc:senet BY Too Clerks -Yestsrday, on
Smith and Webb Of the lower police court arrested
two yourg men, brothers, named William and George
Bioks, clerks employed In the geotlsmen's furnishing
store kept by Mr. Abel whtlock at No 100 Fulton street.
charged with ceiling goods and emitting to return the
moneys to their employer. 1t seems b, the evidence be-
fore the police court that Mr. Charles bbtts ,hAs
cd the 2eth inst OF the defendants, some bandker
chief, for which he paid them 81 37H Ar Rsed, Of
No 90 Broadway, purchased OF them the e0th inst
shirts for which he psi them S. and the Oath
instlnt Mr.. BurL hard Fondheim, Of No 70 Chatham
street purchased undershrts, and paid for them
% 2b. All these sums Of money, Mr. Whtlock alleges
have been paid to him accounted for-no
entry having been made h the book, OF such saes hence
they stand accused OF emb-zz cement. On taking
account Of stock Mr. Wbck irtmated that hia proper
~ falls ehcrt upwards OF thousand dollars Justice
art before whom the accused pareo wers taken,
committed them 10 prison to asai. an examination.