The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
Police Intellixence.

Jury are unADl0 10 0etermn0 COHt0l0 oe ad-
nited 10 bail to-day
Police Intelligence.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF NOTED FEMALE CON-
vIcT-HEn REARREsT By CAPTAIN JouRDAN.
On tho Sd Of May last Mary Brown alias Frances STAN
ley, Q shrewd shoplftcr, who is VOL known to our
criminal authorities arrested for committing theft
ct the store Of Messrs A. T. Stewart Co., and locked up
by Justice Bowling for trial Mary subsequently In
dcted for grand larceny and being arragned pleaded
guilty TO the Indictment when Recorder Hoffman re-
manded her for sentence day or two afterwards tho
self convicted criminal taken TO court for sentence
but for some judgment not pronounced The
officer having her in charge started back to the ombs
but when the Of Centre and Chambers Streets
Gerard p. Hale, alias Smith alias Cah alias George VIII
son. then at Large but under conviction for break
ing into the residence Of Mr. Henry r. Vail, cashier Of
the Bank Of Commerce-jostled against him, whereupon
the officer turned 10 see what was tho matter. AT
that moment his prisoner, Mary Brown, who
place was filed by another woman Of similar size
and dressed like Mary In every important particular Not
:uspectng anything wrong the officer with his snbsti-
and at that point the woman started towards Broadway
She gently reminded by the officer that she his
giving him further trouble In reply the officer was
told that he would do well not to insut respectable
lady, else she should be compelled report him to his
superiors and her husband for punishment The woman
then raised her VEIL and to the officers surprise and hOr
ror, he discovered that instead Of having Mary Brown in
CHARGE he had strange woman whom he had never seen
before In his excitement the officer allowed the woman
TO go about her business, and started rapidly down Cen
street in search Of Mary Brown who had srewd
~ given him the slip; but he unable to find her
few days since District Attorney Hall called upon Cap
tain Jourdan Of the Sixth precinct and requested him 70
nal. The captain took charge Of the case, and
subsequently received information which led him TO
Yonkers, up the North river Captain Jourdan accord
ingly took with him officers Woodbridge and Mcdonald,
o. his force and proceeded to YSnke Ater watching
discovered and arrested, much to her regret She was
yesterday brought to the city and committed TO tho
Tombs II issupposed that she will be sentenced to-day
This woman about to bid adeu TO her home and
friends and sail for California she having secured
passage the sail for the land Of gold
Mary has already served out sentence Of four years and
six months she having been convicted OF grand larceny
in 1852. The woman who 80 obiigngly took her place
beside the 0ccr 10 said TO be from the city VI Roches
ter where some years ago she convicted
cessory 70 brutal murder and sentenced for long
&C. &C, who also aided In the escape of the shopfte
the 18th day Of September, 1890, convicted Of
avenue and sentenced to the state Prison for term Of
years.
AN EXTENSIVE OPERATOR.
Detectives sIowey and Niven yesterday arrested Ma
than Mas, German, suspicion Of stealing quantity
Of clothing valued at $780, which found in his pos
session Mas said he had bought the goods for old
clothes from man In Twenty second street. but on
instruments Of the coat pockets II subsequently
appeared that the goods had been stolen from liz East
Fourteenth street, and they identified by Milford
ss WS Nigh, q ns
IA pedlor and lives at l06 Ludlow street. Justice
shandey committed him for trial Tho prisoncr's house
searched by the detectives who found pawn tickets
representing goods worth 81 600 which arc believed 70
have been stolen.
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN TIM ACT.
Al early hour yesterday morning Charles A. Allen,
better known, however as drummer Charieyr forced
entrance tho apartments Of Jennie Richardson No.
205 Church street jennie being aroused from her
sumbers, jumped out Of bed and Allen hs knees
before a bureau drawer which he had broken open He
had tied fifty dollars worth OF wearing apparel but
he left his plumber and c Jennie subsequently called
officer Field OF the Fifth precinct, and gave him the
particulars Of the case Alien soon Afterwards
rested by officer Field and Justice Hogan committed
him 10 the Tombs for trial Allen Ia twcntyn years
OF AGE and native OF Philadelphia He Ia well known
10 tho Fifth precinct police
STREET RoBsERY.
Two returned soldiers claiming be parolcd prisoners
named John Reynolds and James OConnell, were ar.
rested by ofncer Crown OF the Eighth precinct,
charge Of robbery preferred against than by Willard
Dudley, of No. " Robinson street. Dudley met the
prisoners and other soldiers at In Greene
stree. TO the corner OF Prince where OConns snsched
his watch worth hundred dollars, breaking 10 from
tho chain and then away In their flight the officer
watch but deny knowing whore u H. Justice Dodge
committed them for trial.
THE UNION sQUARn GARRorrNa cAsr-ApPBA r.
AScB OF tn. vIcrIn.
The gentleman who gsrrosed and robbed Of two
hundred and my dollars In money and checks Union
square, early Wednesday morning. reported in ycs
terdsys HERALD proves 10 be Mr. VIM r. Wing Of
Morris Osego county this state present stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel Mr. Wing yesterday appeared
before Justice Dodge and preferred complaint against
the prisoners. James Morrison and Charles Gay, and
Justice Dodge fully committed thcm for trial
ARREST or Az ALLEGED voRoER AND BANK swIxp-
LRR--HIs cAREEa or cRiNR CUT SHORT.
Of considerable interest under examination
before Justice Dodge 81 tho Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon II appears that on the 18th inst
Mr. John Parker 81 Eas, Twenty nth street, entered
the ulls Head Bank and Introduced 10 the officers Of
thss nsttution Mr. John NJ Hodgson, claiming 10 DO
sccouns With them Hcdsson that he iivod
the bank and should probably keep deposit from
three thousand dollars 70 four thousand dolab He then
deposited Ave hundred dollars In cash aud check for
two thousand three hundred and eighty seven dollars
on the Chatham Bank. purportng 10 have been drawn
smonnt and later An the day Hodpgon drew check for
fifteen hundred and twenty dollars, payable to bearer,
and Daniel sims paying teller OF tho bank honored the
check and gave Hodgson the money Later In the day,
however the bank officers found that tho Chatham Bank
check deposited by Hodgson was forgery. Captain
sent for. and hsd been .. The bank bu, short time
when Hodgson entered and proposed depoetng another
check for eighteen hundred and nifty dollars and thirty
cents purporting 10 have been drawn the Hanover
Bank by Charles Aliens Captain waling then arrested
Hodgson and searching him found In his possession
two checks on the Bulls Head Bank-one for thirteen
hundred and forty i've dollars and the other for three
thousand hundred and twenty dollars-drawn by
himself These checks Hodgson intended depoeiting and
then drawing against them. Justice Dodge committed
the prisoner who II OF fine address, 10 await
examination Other similar charges 70 be brought
against Hodgson.
Sioux Indian Murders.
OMAHA, June IL, 1895