The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12
Police Intelligence.
Anna FOR GAMBLING.


Ye.tsrd.v Tom Hv.r an. Moses Haimcr arres,s
by Sergeant Smith and officer .bb Of the Lower Polio
Court on the complaint OF Adop> osnfends .h
chs.ges them with being proprie,ors OF = samohn'
house in Park place and having at shis pls> = 'os'
during ths past Eve molvths the Of Sf $50. A."
complainant sces to 70 that he arrived here ia ls
country In sepsember last and while lodging at the
Shakespeare Hotel became SILK, While there young
man, whose name Is unknown 20 him, came there aud
manifested great anxiety for ss recovery OF the sick
man. tending him during his iIlness With the OF
mother When he got Wen however,, he brought hin,
around the city to the elephant, sad also TO the
psce wSsr. ss 70 @ Kept oy an. o,s ,a aas
various times the Of 81 $50 Tis accused parties
were brought before Justice Osborne, who held them
CHARGE OF FALSE PRRTESCEs.
young man named Daniel Meyers arrested yes.
'erday charged with. having obtained $50 frosd Lucius
Doolttle Of Twenty street and Fourth avenue
under the following crcumstances:-The complainant
states that some time in October the prisoner
to him. having three horses which he said his and
while az the house OF deponent he represented that e
was the owner Of the and hst he about sell
ing them, and five hundred dollars offered for q pair
said horses and further says ,m the representations
made to depo1ent obtained from him the Of S35 by
the foregoing which were false and un
cheat and deiraud. The prisoner brought before
Justice Brennan, where he denied the charge In toto
He was committed to prison to answer thccharge in de
fault OF $500 bail.
BURGLARY.
Two men named George Wagner and George Munson,
were arrested by officer Grogan, charged with having
burgarousy euered the dwenghouse Of Daniel Connor
l46 Third avenue by orciby entering the premises with
cold chiscl and stealing therefrom dollars worth of
property The complainant states that the 10th ins
he caught the prisoners coming out OF his house.
saw them In the act Of throwing away chscl which
corresponded exactly with the marks made the door
In entering the premises The complainant added that
th0 nun ha ha faun that Lnw had
broken open and bracelet taken therefrom, of the
value of IS, which found under the stairs in the
same place where the chisel had been found. The
prisoners taken before Justice Brennan where they
stated on their examination that they uot |
guilty of the charge that they entered the house OF
Mr. Connor by mistake, while looking for friend of
theirs. The magistrate thinking their story quite
unlikely one, committed them In full for trial.
GRAND LARCENY.
Officer Blewett oflthe Ninth ward police, arrested
yesterday named Charles Johns alias Jsmes Johns
charged with stealinghaving entered the hall of the
house Of Mr. Alexander Knox of 600 Hudson street
stealing therefrom quantity OF wearing apparel,
sstng Of coats hats and umbrella In all valued
at s51 The complainant stated before the magistrate
at jefferson market that yesterday he caught the pr
In the act OF carrying of three coats, umbrella
sunry other articles OF the value estimated above
and handing him to the object had him conveyed
ted him for trial in default OF 81 900 bail.
CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY.
Yesterday, officer sutton OF the Third ward police,
arrested young named william Saunders charged
with stealing S225 from Henry Frank, resident OF
Broome street The accused was conveyed before jus
tice Welsh who held him to bail TO the charge
the Court of Sessions The property through the
tions of the police, was recovered
COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
In the Of DIR. Abraham Gesner charged with
having forged the receipt of John seadan for 81 500
worth mining stockr JuItcc Osborne decided 70 dis
miss the complaint against the accused who
ingly liberated from bail.