The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25
Police Intelligence.

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Police Intelligence.
FUGITIVE BROUGHT FROM CANADA-HIs OPERA
TIONS IN NEW YORK.
Henry Karpes, fugitive from justice, arrived In this
city Tuesday night from Toronto, Canada in cn.-se
OF Bob Bowyer, and locked up the Tomb for trial
The prisoner is charged with having by means Of serer
iorser,es cerauoeo Messss. hey ker Bro flour
aohsfs worth OF hour ka. pies 1t appears commenced
ny cioe. career aoo' year ago, while engaged az
svrnectsd with BIN in all Operations vas man named
heIry 1sno~onz, ostepsibiy importer Of Hungarian
iesioog IN Broome street, aud the plan adopted by
Tue Ps'I " carry inx out their desgns follows
kaP's ~@ 10 ine habit of sending large lots of -four to
Jshoyoz without the knowledge Of his employer, and
Ire profits arising from the sale of the equally
divided In order 10 carry the business successfully
he crk was Obliged 10 resort TO OF iorgereg and
cevery did he them that the fraud went on
for over year before II detected. Janowoz sold
large quant OF stolen -four 10 New Haven and 10 cheap
700, thst Messrs Hecker Brothers found 1t difficult 10
compete with him. Some one In New Haven complained
to Hecser Brothers Of the high price Iset upon their
-four, End remarked that there person 10 New York
Mr. RSoDay, superintendent Of the mills, on to
New haven 10 inquire into the matter, and the
that the "cheap sales" traced to Janowoitz Kar
PIES proceedings were instituted against the parties,
cut they managed to escape from New York and make
their way 10 Canada Karples detected at Toronto,
and the production of the necessary exredon papere
the suhor:tes IN that city handed the prisoner over to
Mr. Bowyer. JsLowotz took up his resdence in Montreal
where be was arrested and now imprisoned awaiting the
return Of the officer. The accused both indicted
viii probably be tried before the Court Of General SEES
fons xt month. The authorities in Toronto and Mon
nee weie extremely attentive In their efforts 20 facilitate
the exaaion OF Inc fugtives and rendered Mr. Bower
important aid.
ARREST AN ALLEGED DARING BURGLAR Last evening
Sergeant Dickson OF the detective force succeeded In
bringing to light Of the most daring burRares tina.
has occurred in this city time. 1t appears tina.
iohtl rvpxo hctto
No. "a Bowery robbed OF his cobng and shout $3.50
under The following crcumsances:-be bad bean during
home laid his clothing a chair by his bed In which
about Sl1l IN money end gold watch and chain
AL at about $3.50. On getting up in the morning he was
surprised 10 find the above articles and Lis etching miss
ing. He Immediately repaired 10 his store below, ~nce
finding that the money drawer had also been ceGr OF ali
us contents he ut once saw that burglars had been
work. Being unebe 10 find clue 10 the robbers, he
made known his loss to Sergeant Dickson who instituted
search for the thief On Monday night officer seaman
Of The sixth precinct. caught young named Mathew
from the jewery store scorner Of Tryon row and
Chatham street He was conveyed to the station
a Of money aas M wson
lckton, being made aware OF the fact, bad Rerdons
place searched at No is Roosevelt street, where
found Mr. Cutes clothing and portion OF other pro-
perty. Rerdon, on fndnghat he'was cornered finally
confessed having stolen the property OF Mr. Cue aud
obser wing Mrf Cute 1t the theatre that
ing, be went down toehis place, and climbing the
ing pct, cyept in through the window to Mr.. Cutes
aparn e6te tDere be concealed himself until Cute
dhomesaud fell asleep when be seized his cloth
pHand'ded passing through the store. On his way ut
be broke open the money drawer, in which was abou.
IS in cath The money found on the person Of the pri
identified by Ir Clute last evening a por
tion Of that ~hich stolen from him. the In
which the robbery occurred rnoet daring cha
racter, as the sccused ran great Chance Of barg OBJ
se we'd entering the front window. being at so late AZ
hour He will this morning be conveyed before Justice
Connolly, end committed for trial.
BURGLARY In FULTON STRKEr.-Eary last evening the
N4ore of n Erk M Fulton street wilma
was burglarously entered and robbed Of nearly
thousand dollars appears that during the evening
rather suspicious looking hanging aoou.
the PREMISES and il presumed that while the attention
of those within engaged In the par; Of the store
one Of them succeeded in secretng nnsef behind
ococs and they had hardly left when the party within
Immediately proceeded 10 blow open the safe. quan
ty of fine powder found In paper, aud the paddock
on the esfe was blown off An attempt ~as then made
TO ILL the private lock witb powder but this they failed
IN and had to give up the attempt The in the
desks 10 the dce were then opened aud IN OF them
they found the pSva'e key Of the SAFE where II
always kept over night They at repaired to the
safe, and succeeded in opening it, bore they obtained
about 1928 in colo, silver and bills several cnecss
ard two gold watches The bills various banks
large portion however on the Plsuters Bank of Geor
Ria The burglars succeeded IN geting of with their
booty, but the store shortly afterwards found open
by one OF the Second ward police.
PRonARIE MURDER SIXTEENTH wAYp About II
O'Clock last night, woman named Elizabeth Thompson,
singular circumstances 1t appears that the deceased has
lived unhappy with her husband and that he,
II ALE ged has repeatedly beat 30 that she could bard
ly walk On Monday difficulty arose between them,
when the husband it is said again repeated bis assaults
biz wife, inctng several serious wound her
body Since then she has been lingering along,
last night at their residence in Twenty sixth street James
Thompson, the husband, was arrested about IL O'Clock
by the Sixteenth ward police, and locked up walt the
result Of the C0roners inquest.
MORE COUNTERFEIT MoNKY.-Last evening detective
Elder sppreherded young man in front Of the Bran
dreth House with large quantity Of counterfeit money on
the Narrsganrett Bank, description OF which appeared
in yesteI days HERALD. man known as Blv Wilson
AFRO arrested yesterday afternoon, the Fifth ward
with q large quantity OF the money on his person
He was locked up at headquarters in order that store
keepers aud others who have had the above kind of
money passed on them can identify him Of tho
party who passed II.
THE CLOTHING DODGE Michael Smith and Jonas Alley
went into the clothing store Of Apheus D. Kirk, No. 70
Fulton street, and left their for pair Of panta
oops. Before leaving Smith tried q s2e coat, and
being Of forgetfuurn Of mind neglected 10 return the
property Indeed he had travelled q block and
half before he discovered the error then was partly
owing to the presence OF policeman Ntzmaurice. When
brought before Justice Osborn he frankly ackno wedged
his guilt but hs companion JONAS pleaded right the re-.
verso. The magistrate thought they both equally
guilty, and committed them for trial on charge Of grand
larceny.
AN UNHAPPY AATcH-Cecelia Pfeser SohonHed, a
German appeared before Justice Brennan at the
Essex Market Police Court, and made do,efu complaint
against her husband and her two law Lewis and
Abraham. She had been married she said but few
days when her husband, aided by his sons carried or
all her worldly goods and assaulted her severe
She estimated her loss at about $780, and was quite
anxious THAT the magistrate would tsko some step, 70
the stolen property The Justice Issued warrant
for the arrest OF the accused and ordered them to be
locked up for examination.
FROM BRooxI1S-Joscph LHehet and Ernest Coley, Of
Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, brought over by po
nceman Mclean, charge OF stealing $50 worth Of pro
pery from Leopold vomaslenbruok, Of No. 50a Gresn,