The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-25
Police Intelligence.

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THE CASE OF GLADwIN, THE FOKGER--ANOrHER
CHARGE PREFERRED AGAINST HM-HE PLEADS
GUILTY.
George Gladwin, the forger, yesterday arragned
before Justice Hogan, on the charge of having OBJ
tanned two hundred and three thousand dollar bonds
of the Tifin and Fort Wayne Railroad Company from
MI. Timothy Thompson, one of the clerks Of the ST.
Nicholas HOTEL by means Of forged order Mr. Thomp-
son makes affidavit that the 18th instant the accused
called on him and demanded two packages which had
been deposited in the safe in the name of Adam Smith
Mr. Thompson believing to be all right, delivered the
packages TO Gladwin, who thereupon signed receipt
therefor in the name OF Adam Smith. The bonds be-
Onged to James Butler w. H. Gibson, W. N. Redheld, A.
G. Baldwin and others.
Mr. Smith, who has returned to the city, also made an
affidavit setting forth that he deposited two packages OF
bonds in the hotel safe and that he informed by
Mr. Thompson that Gladwin subsequently called for the
bonds signed the name of Adam Smith to the receipt
book.
Mr. Smith tesiies that his signature in the book s
forgery, written without his knowledge consent.
prisoner pleaded guilty to the forgery and Justice
Hogan committed HIM to the Tombs for trial without bail
ROBBED IN A LAGER Been SALOON.
Louis and Louisa Kenodo, Italians, keeping lager
beer saloon at 211 William street, and Lemon D. Horn
musician in the place, yesterday arrested by
officer Mullen Of the Fourth precinct the charge of
stealing $40 In Treasury notes from Michael Welsh
siding at II vandewater street. He entered the saloon
and called glass OF lager beer when the prisoner
Louisa, be alleges, snatched his wallet from his hand
whereupon the other prisoners seized hold OF and puzzled
him into the street. Justice Hogan required the prison
ers to give $500 bail for trial
REARREsT or AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE BURGLAR.
About two years ago Thomas Foley boy then only
fifteen years age arrested the charge Of break
ing into the store Of Mr. James Fe 357 Fourth
The offender placed under bail for trial. but s,bsc
qucnty forrcng his bonds left the city He recently
returned his old haunts the CAST side OF the city,
where he discovered and raarrestcd by officers Har
ris and vsrmyca, of the Eighteenth precinct. Foley
was committed await hrs trial the old charge Of
burglary
DEFRAUpTNG THE COUNTY.
Mrs Mary Burns and Elizabeth Quinn were arragncd
before Justice Mansfield yesterday, charge Of de-
frauding the War Fund Relief Committee of the Four
tenth ward The complainant, John A. Gardner, OF No
$40 Ninth street, alleges that the LIST Of May, 1854,
Elizabeth obtained twelve dollars from the committee,
falsely representing that she the wife OF Patrick
Connor who serving in the Union army, and that
Mrs Barry testified to her statement Justice Mansfield
discharged the accused their recognizance until
Saturday next, when they will be examined
ALLEGED ROBBERY OF RECRUIT.
Thomas Eagan, OF No. ~ Lewis street, returned
volunteer appeared before Justice Mansfield at the Essex
Market Police Court, and complained that he had been
robbed OF two hundred dollars, portion OF his bounty
money. by Daniel Connoll, bounty broker Eagan al
and after receiving his bounty the accused called ON him
wanted know IL he had got all his money Eaaan
drew forth his wallet; which contained two hundred dol
lars which he alleges COnno seized and decamped
with IT, Justice Mansfield committed Connoll To prison
In default OF hail