The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-28
Police Intelligence.
A TRIO OF JUVENILE orFESDERs-hLLEGEp FoRg-
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A TRIO OF JUVENILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORG
ING or CHECK.
For some time pas, Robert Gray had fifteen years OF
age has been in the employ Of his uncles Messrs j.
X J. Gray, machnists doing business at No 500 West
street. On Friday Henry Charles Young man twenty
years old persuaded Robert 10 take blank check Of the
New York County National Bank roner Of Eighth ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street where hs uncies kept their
deposits from the office, and also procure some nsru-
mcnt of writing 20 which the firms attached
Young Gray did as sired aud ON receiving the check
Charles ed in the sum OF $3.50 and signed thereto the
name Of the finn alluded TO- making II payable to their
der Til part OF the business being concluded the check
cnts,cdt to John Brown youth Of seventeen years
with instructions 20 present 20 Mr. George W. Wycko
paving teller Of the New York County National Bank
and demand payment on IT, Brown presented the
cheek which Mr. wy,kon INSTANTLY detected TO be n
forgery, and asked Brown TO walt few moments. but
becoming alarmed he into the street pursued By the
teller. Ater long and exciting chase Brown was cap
turcd by Officer Nelly, Of the Ninth precinct The pr.
s0ncr revealed The OF his accompl ces and they
also arrested Justice Dodge committed the young
men for examination.
An AUSTRIAN LAD CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Gusave y. Heiles lad thirteen years Of age and a
native OF Austria who lives with his parents at las
nue. A, was yesterday arrested at the Ninth National
Bank, broadway, by officer woolscy, OF the Broadway
squad on a charge OF fcrscry. Hcilcs II appears. pre-
senied to Mr. Daniel spcycr Assistant Paying Teller Of
the Ninth National Bank. check for sls' Is. made
payable 10 the order OF "D. r, or bearer, and
pufpUftny 20 have been signed DN Mcs>rt
Allyn X Phelps, doing business at AL Broad
way. Mr. sppyer instantly detected the forgery
and caused the lad arrest Mr Samuel r. Phelps, 81
the firm Of Aessrs Allyn Phelps being shown the
check, pronounced 10 he forgor~. The accused was
taken before Justice Hogan, and, the evidence pre-
scented, tho magistrate committed him fer trial Hcilcs
who appears to be intelligent lad says In explanation
that he found sealcd envelope containing the check
lying the Sidewalk IN Nassau street Ann There
being pane or Other endorsement the envelope be
opened IT, and removing the check determined TO make
effort to obtain the money a. His statement, how
ever, was not credited by Judge Hogan
ALLEGED OUTRAGE on A coLoRED GIRL.
Hottie Gregory, light mua,,o girl, only seventeen
years Of age living at 2Si Church street. recently ap.
pcarcd before Justice Hogan, a, the Tonbs, and pre-.
ferred complaint agains, William Broughton keeping
disrepuahle house In Church street Joseph Plate and
Andrew Parker, all colorcd men, Heiie alleges that on
the 18th instant, accompanied by Emma Gilbert, she
went 10 roughtons house. search Of acquaintance,
when tho proprietor Of the place locked her In room
with Plate and Parker, after which the former
seized and threw her down on the floor, where
by1forcc and violence he outraged her person. with
the assistance of Parker Kettle screamed for help, but
none reached her I'LL too late and she not permitted
10 leave the room fl alter she had sivAr le- &sAr;s
all the money she hal Ia hsr rossssson hette immc.
da,cly communicated with Captain Petty, Of the fifth
precinct who made efforts 10 arrest Broughton and his
confedorates; but they had made their escape They
returned night two ago, and officers Field Mooney
aud Roan, Of the Fifth precinct subsequently arrested
them The prisoners were taken before Justice Hogan,
and locked up for trial In default Of 900 bail each