The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
Court Calendar This Day.

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POLICE ISrELLiGESor.-Arrm Of Merchants
charged Nth CVnspiracv 10 Defrdud Insurdnee
Com pdries-on Saturday, Captain Freer and oficer
Scott Of the 4th Precinct arrested four merchants,
named John w. Freeman, Luther n. Fuller, Judah
Pierce, and william Findon. on the complaint Of
Henry W. scoble, q member Of the Fire Insurance
Patrol, residing At No asa Greenwich street II mp
At No; Enc BUILDINGS Duane street and have
dealt LARGELY in lquors Mr. Scoble alleges that fire
broke out on the third iooE Of the premise. on the
su-pcious and the nisht Of the sth ult. another
fre va. discovered IN nearly the saine place where
made of the premises after the second FIRE by the In
suranoe Psro when IL found that far les. liquor
had been stored In the building than had been repre-
scented by the doiendsnta. Mr.. Scoble further says
that from the large amount Of insurance on the prop
that q collision existed between the defendant. for
the purpose OF detrauding the insurance companies
The witness further that he believes that Judah
Pierce did lire the building and contents with
the intent 70 defrsud the Relief 81, Nicholas, and
other Insurance companies and that Freeman Fuller
and fndon conspred with Pierce 70 effect the 10 ony
IL 10 said that the defendants insured for $4,000
on goods which examination proved 70 be worth
only $4,000 or s20O00. The accused we're held 70
await an examination before Justice bowling.
Ro1b,n0 On Auaehe Of the Tornbs.-Mr Joseph
Doug herty, attache OF the City Prison. CIombsl
OH FRIDAY night accostod at the corner Of Spring
into a drinking saloon In that locality, where they
succeeded In stealing his gold watch with which they
escaped Subsequently, John Ward, alias sparrow,
and John MaIoy we're arrested on suspicion OF being
| the light-hneored thieves.
| Janitor Robbed On Friday night. a. Mr.. George
| Wetghtmsn, janitor Of Grammar School No. ~, in
18th Get, entering Fourth avenue at the
| 3iih street ferry, he ~m assaulted by thief ho
| stole his watch and chain. Mr. WeghtuAn compelled
the thief to give up the watch, but was unable to
| arrest the rascal. He was, however, subsequently
| taken and locked up.
Murderous 4 ssnutt.-On Saturday night, Anthony
| Stfaub and Joseph Wirnnan, residing at 6S Fourth
avenue, gusrcled, and Staub thrust piece of iron
Wlio into the throat OF WirmHun, INJECTING wound
| which uill probably prove fatal. Officer Gun ar
| rested Straib.
Attempt 10 steal a Watch and Chdin.-James KEEL
| ly, ud 10 years arraigned before justice Hogan
| chain valued at $500 from John ThurEon, Of ~
| Cherry street
| Burglar .-On Saturday morning the bakery Of
| Mi James Lewis No. 81 Hester street wa ontt rcd
by three persons, but they discovered by the
proprietor LO lives in tie upper part OF the build
lng, aud two OF the men, who gave their names NJ
| Edward Mckeeyer and Charles Parry, we're arrested