The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21


On the night of the 18th the dry goods store
Mr.. William O. Tompkins, 80 Pearl street, was broken
open and robbed OF quantity Of black silk velvet rib.
bons, valued ct $l,7oo Mary McCroa, living in the
house opposite the store, saw three men leaving Mr.
Tompkns store with goods their possession and subse.
qucntly Captain Jourdan Of the Sixth precin MI
mute description Of the men, which enabled him TO arrest
parties supposed 10 have been concerned In the burglary
One Of the men arrested Is Henry Dbet German SOL
der, living at 13s Sixth street. and clear having
to prison for trial without bail Dbet s only eighteen
years Of age His alleged confederates detained to
await examination but is not probable thas the evil
dence will be sufncient to hold them for trial.
ALLEGED ROBBERY IN BALL ROOF
John A. Sterling yesterday appeared before Justice
Bowling and entered a complaint against James Nc.
Glynn, twcnty-four years Of age living at l2o Cedar
street. and cooper by trade Mr. Sterling who lives at
the Northern Hotel foot OF Cortandt street. states that
McGynn and himself had beon travelling about the CITY,
and brought In lager beer saloon and dance house In
Greenwich street. While Sterling dancing in the
place he alleges that McGynn took S276 from his
pocket and handed Il 10 another man. whereupon the
two eft the house. leaving Sterling In the ball room
Caroline Humble, Of 128 Greenwich street. saw McGynn
shs %d M, nnow ynS 20
by officer Hey Of the Twenty seventh precinct and JUS
tice Bowling committed him for trial, in default Of
$1,000 bail. Tho unknown man 10 whom the money
was passed has not been arrested.
ALLEGED ROBBERY BIT FExAEE.
Margaret Holmes arrested by the Fourth precinct
police, charged with robbery the complaint Of Andrew
Beckete, now confined in the House Of Detention
Beckete alleges that the prisoner accosed him In front
Of No 3sl Water street. dragged him inside and after
Knocking him down forcbly riaed his pockets Of e2l
In Treasury notes after which she away with tho
money After her arrest she taken before Justice
Bowling, and locked up to await an examination.
ALLEGED THEFT OF HORSE AND WAGON AT
JONES WOOD.
Mr. Patrick Hogan Of 81 Bayard street, drove out 10
the German festival In Jones' Wood, on Wednesday
afternoon and left his horse and wagon valued 1t $780,
in charge OF small boy Soon afterwards II Is alleged
John Derren and James Murphy stepped up to the boy
gave him ten cents and told him IL was all right They
then jumped into the wagon and drove rapidly away
arrested Derrcn and Murphy in Chatham street with
e stolen property In their possession They taken
before Justice Bowling and locked for trial in default
Of $4,000 bail EACH They deny stealing the horse aud
wagon
AN Rx-ARMY orPrCER CHARGED WITH yoRoIRY--
HR c0NFEssBs mrs QUILT.
Julius B. Korigs Hungarian, % years Of age, and
Of exceedingly gentce appearance was yesterday A.
rested by detective McCord, of the District Attorneys
ONCE, on the charge Of having obtained moneys from
various individuals forged papers Korixs recently
called on the firm Of Messrs Lenerts, Hoifmsn Co.,
army claim agents. and exhibited paper showing thai
he was nrsa lieutenant Of the United States coored
troops attached the Army Of the James and had OBJ
tanned leave Of absence for thirty days. from the general
in command OF the department This leave Of absence
document also set forth that Korras had been
wounded and under treatment In the hospital a
City Point This ieave Of absence likewise
purports 70 have been endorsed BY Sawyer one OF
the government paymasters Korrgs was DESTROYS Of
obtaining some money from Messrs Lcfsrts, Holman
o.. and that hrm believing hrs papers TO be genuine
advanced him Sis. they subsequently learned thai
Korrgs papers forged that he had boon dshonor
ably discharged from the service for crime and therefore
caused his arrest After being taken into custody the
prisoner confessed that the papers on which he obtained
the money forged and he also confessed the
when subsequently arraigned before Justice Bowling
On similar forged papers the accused II IN said, has
obtained money from several gentlemen In the cI,y
Messrs L. Brown Co., No. Park place, Loot sli5 by
the accused Justice Bowling committed The accused for
examination He claims 70 reside n 1S2 Asecker street.