The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
Police Iutelllgence.

NovE CURE DsEAsE.-Francis Miller and Andrew
schrveizer natives of Germany residing in Forty seventh
street, near Eleventh avenue, were taken into custody
yesterday under somewhat amusing and peculiar crcum
stances. daughter of of the Twenty second ward
police while looking of the windows Of her
residence, in Forty eighth street. happened TO witness
extremely disgusting OF her tender years
The prisoners were busy engaged in sknnng and SAILING
down the carcass oil dog in the OF their house IN
Forty seventh street, when the quick eye of the young
lazy iu question detected them the information OF
the occurrence Immediately conveyed to the station
house when policeman McDougal despatched o the
scene of the butchery. Poor Beppo had already been
placed pickle and about being deposited the eel
lar for corning when the "sarn made his appear
aDce, and placed an injunction upon the proceedings.
The policeman upon searching the apartments Of the
prisoners found quantity OF suspicious looking
which together with the carcass OF the butchered dog
were conveyed the station house evidence against
accused Miller on being questioned relative the kill.
ing skpnng and sailing down OF Beppo declared that the
not intended for the benefit OF any other than
himself He claimed To have been acting under medical
advice manesng such desire for dog meat, and ead
his doctor had ordered him to regae himself with the ru
gal repast at least day until he should be relieved
from an attack of nervousness with which he was no
doubt sorely afflicted Scbreveizer denied having ever
manufactured any dog meat sausages and stated tnat
was not his intention Join his friend Miller in the dainty
dish that prepared but that be merely acted IN the
capacity of butcher the occasion. Justice Kelly de-
cded commit the prisoners for examination, ON susp
con of their having been engaged in the unla wfu occu
patton of selling diseased meat It ID not known now
many of the canine suffered at the hands OF the pr
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second ward during the past six months be any indca
ton OF the figure then the conclusion arrived at would DO
anything like favorable towards the accused.
SINGULAR AFFAIK7A CASE OF ABDucnoS.-Mrs Rouii,
residing Eleventh street, went from her home
on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of purchasing
some things, having in company her sister, who s deaf
mute, named Jane Morrow The two in company pro-
ceeded to Broadway, and Mrs Rou entered store near
Tenth street, leaving her sister standing by the door
until she returned and unattended. She absent but
a short me and found, returning to the street, that
her sister missing. Imagining that she had gone
home Mrs. Rouf proceeded thher, but to her dsmay
found that her charge not there, and thoroughly
alarmed returned Broadway and commenced searching
for the missing girl person near by stated that well
dressed had driven TO the store door in carriage,
and taken female from the pavement about the time
that Mrs. Roui had been engaged in making her pur
chases and from the description he OF the one that
he had noticed but little doubt exist that the unfortu
girl has been decoyed away by some villain or other
Who noticed her helpless condition. Miss Morrow is
very fine looking GIRL five feet three inches in height
with black hair and black eyes. She had red shawl
and delape dress, also straw bonnet Mr. Kellogg of
the telegraph Office Immediately nunicated the facts
all the houses but up to late hour last night
no traces of her whereabouts could be learned.