The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11
Police Intelligence.


ELofnni MArRmD WoMAN.-Martin Frtsch was
brought before Justice Connolly, at tho lower Police
Court charge OF grand larceny preferred agans him
by Matthias Krschner OF No l2l Walker The cir
oamstnces attending the larceny, narrated By the
complainant briefly oliows-A few days ago the
deien elopcd with Krschners wife Not satisfied with
carrying of another mans spouse Fftsch also stole about
$50 worth OF household furniture with which he imuedie
y set up establishment OF his at No. 10 rnomas
l. WIS for the larceny Of this furniture that the
gay Lothario found himself in the hands OF policeman
1atta. The faithess Wife and her oompaaon
were both brought into court together They
appeared quite about the es long as
they permitted 10 remain in each others company;
but when the magistrate announced his determination to
separate them for an Indefinite period by iocking the
male prisoner, Mrs. Kschner waXed exceeding wroth,
ard swore she would never live with hes husband again.
To this threat The injured Teaon replied thai he did
care tam whether she did OF not He had got back
his furniture, had the seducer of his wife in the Tombs
and that was all he ''yanted."
ARREST MEN ON SUSPICION ARsoS.-on Monday
night February 2s fire occurred in the clothing OF
Abram NJ. Brown, at 100 Division street. Fire Marshal
Baker at the premises and went into nves-
cation the origin Of the fire, which time some
curious facts have been developed throwing suspicion
upon Mr. Brown, the proprietor of tue store and
! named Tobias Brown, said 20 be his uncle Two VII,
say that the evening in question they the
above named men come from the store each having
| large bundle, apparently containing cloths or
| store locked the door, ard each conveyed his
bundle 10 the residence of Tobias Brown, No. 90
Chryste street, ibis occurred before O'Clock, hni the
| fire took place between 10 and IL O'Clock 1t was
also shown by the witness, that in December last.
when Brown applied for insurance upon his stock,
be placed quantity Of borrowed clothing and ether goods
in his 70 make snow when the surveyor Of the in
surance company examined it, and after the surveyor
went away the goods were returned Brown waited $780,
but the surveyor thought $500 sufficient tie stock au
$50 fixtures, for which amount the ST. Nicholas fnsl
rance Company issued policy the 23t December,
1883 At the time OF the nre II Is alleged there could
have been 500 worth Of stock on the premises
On these facts and suspicious circumstances J1stice
Connolly issued warrant for the arrest of the Two
Browns, and, on Wednesday ugnt the fire Marsha,
asssted by officer Wood of the Tenth precinct took them
into custody Justice Connolly detained the accused
examination.
DAiSG House ROBBERY. ---rhe dwelling house O, Albert
Wells No. 40 ST. Marks place, entered by burglars
about hafpast four O'Clock yesterday morning, and
robbed Of sverware jewery and clothing the amount
Of 500. The thieves entered the hall by means OF
false keys, and made their escape through the basement.
The details OF this robbery narrated 70 is OF the
boldest We have recorded for long time. Mr. Wells was
up and awake a. half past two but s,eep again.
waking, however, at half past four 10 cali friend wac
10 leave the city in early train Daring these
two hours Mr. WIS chamber enterei nis clothes
taken out Of the room ana the char 90 whcs they res
hys pockets ed, clothes and papers scattered the
hall and lower floors, watch taken from the bureau
worth $40, wardrobe examined and clothing tskeu
thereffom, and general plumber committed. rne VII.
ans cooiy smoked their pipe or pipes during the taef
stole the front door key and left the DOR open
The bad odor OF bad tooacco aod the cooi ar coming
from the basement door. the irst Dtroatons Mr. W.
bad that his house had been robbed Mr.. ". ani vi
sept quietly In their while the thieves picking
their pockets and suppose that little choroaor had
been used.
CAPTURE or BURGrAR.At late hour on Wcinesdtg
night burglar named Timothy Crow catered the dwelling
house Of T. Brennan, OF Leonard and Elm
After Waiting several in the house. Crow went into
Inc bedroom OF Mrs. Moran, Of Mr.. BreDn a.
Finding the occupant Of the asieep burglar drew
he bed clothes gently her head and than proceeded
70 ransack the premises. Before leaving however Ma
Moran awoke, and seeing the intruder gave the alarm
NUMBER OF persons Immediately rushed into the
and captured the burglar Yesterday the prisoner was
taken before Justice Connolly the Lower Police Court
where he was committed for trial.
SUSPICION or SHoPsrISG.-Msry Moore and Anne West
were arrested in one Of the Canal street omubases YES
erdsy, by policeman Ftzmaurice on suspicion OF being
shopters In the possession Of tho prisoners was found
bag, containing two pieces OF valuable silk Not being
able 70 give very satisfactory account OF them, yes
Justice Connolly committed them Tonbs for EXAM
nation The accused both belong 20 Broosyn but thew
refused TO tell the officer the Of street they re-
sided IN. The silk detained tho police cou1t for
identification.
LUCKY AND USLUKY-On Tuesday night p. Gem Jr
Of No. 336 Broadway, lucky enough to end a1uag
containing about $500 worth Of cIobipg hal bcea
dropped from carriage while beng conveyed from the
South ferry W the ST. Nicholas Hotel Yesterday IN
gentleman unfortunate enough ~ fail into the
hands Of Sergeant Dickson OF the detective force oa the
charge OF stealing SAID trunk. aud not being able 70
factoy account for the possession Of the property
was locked up IN the Tombs.
CHARGE SEDUCTION UNDER PROMISE MARRIAGE
Lewis D@ney, waiter at the New YORK H1sel, was