The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30
POLICE INTELLIGENCR.

Away Hrs SUBSEQUENT cArrvRE AaRaGnKxr-
During the past Mr. Thomas d. Gallagher, who
does bcs,ness In West 1hircth street. had In his EN-
ploymsnt a young man named William H. Faulkner
On the Goth Of September he ssnt Faulkner to Messr
l. Brown Co, bankers, 10 coliec, the sum Of
t223 Faulkner Obtained \ cneck from Brown 60 /,
drawn 10 the order Of Mr. Gallagher, on the FarmerH'
and Citizens National Bank OF Williamsburg, and IN
stead OF returning To his employer forged tue latter
name on the back OF tho check, which lac then pre-
scented 70 the above bank, receiving payment thero-
Tor lie then wrote note on The following
uay 70 Nj Gallagher, saying that be had obtained
through the bad advice o friend money for the check
and that With the proceeds he had gone TO faro bank
where he had Equandered the whole amount gaming
He proessed TO he very conre said that no going
10 Baltimore, whence he would send his employer
the money out of which he had wronged him Mr. Gal
iaRher waited patently but money from his
delinquent clerk made Ito appearance Hc had given
me sum up as lost when he applied TO detective 63i,
OF the twenty ninth precinct. The latter obtaining
description OF tho orger kept sharp for his reap
pearancs. On sunday he succeeded In nnding him and
before Justice Dodge yesterday when he dented his
guilt He committed for trial al The Gcneral Sos.
sions In default OF bail IN tho sum oil 1000
DEncuLr SuRscr DIsrosE An officer brought
little boy, who could not have been than elgh,
years old before tho magistrate the Jefferson Markc,
Police Court, yesterday afternoon. lie was charged
with having stolen flute from the choir LOT, Of church
on the day previous. The little fellow unusually
bright looking, but both deaf and dumb that
policeman who arrested him could give neither the
name home or his prisoner Justice Dodge tho
boy TO the Commissioners Of Public Charities and Cor
rections
UNSUCCESSFUL RgscLr ov Ramon Sunday Mary
Hcaley determined 60 upon foraging to supply
several deficiencies which existed personal effects
Scouting about the region which she lived settled
upon the store OF Richard Levinus base Of opera
tions. lowering about the door she seized momau,
that seemed favorable and picking piece Of flannel
bag skirt and piece Of muslin, beat hasiy retreat
She observed however, and her escape cut on by
the enemy. Justice Dodge yesterday committed her
for trial
Az uWoRTUSArR wonAS-On saturday night Char.
lotte siogrcu lost her pockeibook, containing pawn
ticket for ring and small quantity OF money, some
where Clinton Market The next day, fearing that
some one might offer the ticket for redemption abe
went 70 the pawnbokers and learned that daughter Of
Mrs u Donnsll mad been there and presented
the ticket Mrs. O'Dcnnell, poor but apparently
honest woman, was therefore arrested and yesterday
she arrsgned before Justice Dodge The defendant
stated that she had found the pocketbook. She was
nevertheless committed for trial. inasmuch ~ she had
presumed 70 return the pawn ticket 10 obtain tho article
which II represented.
TURNED Up AT LAST Several weeks since Eliza Fergu.
son. who resides Greene street. had stolen from
gold watch and chain valued at sixty two dol.
lars As girl named Della Polhsmus had been In her
room at about tho time that the property was taken
suspicion fell upon her and search for her made
She had disap, cared however, and remained out OF
sight for long time ON sunday she by Miss
Ferguson In the street. who hcrcupon procured her
rest Justice Dodge yesterday committed the alleged
thief for IN default Of bonds the sum OF $500
VIOLATING rHE REGISTRY LAw.-Pairck Farrell
rested Sunday last and carried 70 ihe Twenty first
precinct station house. charge Of having registered
his name NJ voter In two wards He was taken before
Judge Bowling, by whom he was held for examination
James Lynch, deserssr from tho t33d New York rcg
ment, was arrested similar charge TO the above
Thomas Morrison and Jacob Fuller fully Identified the
prisoner as having registered his the second dis
He subs, quently held ball answer by Justice
Kelly, at Essex Market Police Court
ALLEGED LARCENY yson rnx Pmsox As john Lane OF
loI East Eleventh street. wss On his way homo abou,
one O'Clock yesterday morning. when In East Eleventh
street. between and First avenue he ac.
costed by Two men, with whom he convened for few
minutes While thus engaged ons of she men grabbed
chas, whcn after running abort distance, the other
man trpped him np Getting up again be continued tho
Seventeenth precinct The party arrested, says his
pame Michael Gallagher lAscr brought before jus
tcc Mansfield, and BY him committed IN answer
Own FoSp OF WnE--John Schutx's love Tor wi nc
led him unwsrransbs length on sunday Afternoon
Being exceedingly thirsty ana having no money with
which TO purchase liquids twater being distssicu John
entered the saloon of Thomas crifth 1877 Maiden lane
and cooy taking Possession Of one boo Of champagne
one o. Rhine wine, ono OF ciasei, and two bottles OF
Scotch aes started for tho door, but Mr. Grinth.
had witnessed tho theft intercepted An o.cer
the "a precinct called, and too. John chafg.
He was yesterday arrsigned before Alderman MclIren
and locked w Tor trial.
CaAIS OF cmcrMsrAsoss. About sir O'Clock 5rp.
day evening John Mitchell 81 No. 20 City Hall Place
was the fortunate owner aud poasessor OF a gold chain
Of the value Of about so. Al about eight o'clock on
the evening MITCHELL longer FORTUNATE in pes.
session, was permitted view of the cham the
Eleventh precinct station house, being then 10
charge u the Police Department In toe interim At
about sevea o'clock OF the officers o. the Eleventh
precinct Jaw man lying 10 ihe stree, Ia Eleventh
street, near avenue g. Another stood the pros.
trae individual with his hands In the position % sirk ng
him. AZ the ofncer approached sh.s second peron
moved on, icing lCinsd at the time by thlrd
party, TO whom. a. they walked away. No /: banded a
chain. The chain dropped the walk, wbcrsapon
the oflccr arrested them. The prorrais man
John Mitchell and the tao others gave their names
respectively A. John Tucker and tonrsd Smith these
latter brought before Justice Mansfield yexerday
and seyeraiiy committed To answer obnse u grand
larceny from the person
ALLEGED BURGLARY. The Once Of william A. johnson
in Cherry street, entered ny psrues and some
thinss OF rfing yaiae Toen amongst the rest tnrte
keys named James Brsnnlgan arrested
yesterday, sod the keys having found his pc.
session committed by Justice Mansfield snss.r
Brsnngan, appears does DENY HAVING Droken into
the place, but ssyr hat he VS. s0somrsssd by too
ofherp