The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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BURGLARY N BaoA ,rwAY.-Yesterday afternoon Johr
Clark, alias "Bourbou John, and Thomas Ryan, eighteen
and nineteen years OF age wsfs aragned before Justice
Hogan, ct the Tombs, charge Of burglary. In break
ing into the stos OF Mr. Leopold sinshemer $50 Broad
way, on the night OF the 9Th ultimo, and stealing .
large variety Of fur goods valued At 000 Before his
apprehension Ryan confessed 70 ocer jackson, OF the
Fourteenth precinct that no and Clark assisted BY two
Other men, whose names he did not give committed the
in the hands Of receiver in THIRD avenue and
agreed 10 meet the officer the following day and give
S% further r .,S e. the but IT. failing to
nsn,s, oousisiIog q q. chssls. jnnss, skeleton
Interview With Byas previous 70 his arrest the oncsr
promised 70 hod him harmless IA he would give
completes and recovery Of tho stolen goods For this
promise the prisoners counsel, Mr. Orlando T. Stewart
asked 70, n. clients scharss; bot Justice Hosan in
resting Ryan a once being informed that he
Of the msn who broke int Mr. snshemers store instead
confederatss and thus defeat the ends OF Justice Mr.
Snshsmer has not recovered dollars worth Of bis
The magistrate committed Ryan and Clark for further
examinaton which will take place TO- morrow Monday
There s another compliant against Clark for breaking
into store IN Duane street s1d stealing cloths valuod
d o. 900.
ARREr or RErrrm swMDlu. James Hammond,
man hiy.two years Of ago. yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan BY detective Fsd Of the Finn precinct,
on ths charge Of having fraudulcutiy obtained
boxes Of tobacco Of maccaroni from Albert
Kline Of "a Mott street. II is charged that tho 34th
o. August last Hammond called at tho complainants
store and represented that he had been sent there BY
Mr.. David Kline (A,bert's father for the goods
which the elder Kline had sold him. The complain
ant, believing tho statements and representations
Of Hammond TO be true, delivered him the goods,
after which he learned that the defendant had
authority whatever from David Kline 10 obtain
the Goods, and that tho representations made by Ham
NE magistrate Committed Hammond to he fombs for
trial In default OF bail Hammond keeps grocery store
~ 70 $50 Greenwich street. which the police say Is
stocked with goods which he has fr1udnentv obtained
The police also aiege that the defendant is in the habit
q advertising for young men having few hundred
collars to invest, and interview with Thorn
manages in many to obtain their money under
Ito promise OF procuring employment for them At high
money again neither are they furnished with ssna
tons This Is not tho first time Hammond has been
arrested.
DESPERATE AYrRAr IN REsruARASr.-At a late hour
Friday night desperate ARRAY occurred in a
in Broadway Spring street. between Patrick
Long side and william silverson and Lotus and
Thomas Rrotherton the other, during which IL is
alleged Long that LOTUS Brotherton struck him In
the face with cup and at the time Thomas Broth
erfon seized heavy winter pitcher with which he dealt
MN powerful olow On inc hcaa, 'nncung deep ana
die as he inflicted some body blows Long with his
fist Before the naht was over officer Of the Four
teenh precinct attracted to the spot and hearing
the facts the arrested the Bronertons and
Svcrson, who taken to the Spring street police
station and subsequently to tho Tombs, when Justice
Hogan required them to give bail Ia tho Of $500
each to answer Long, tho complainant, lives At $50
broadway.
SHARP PRACTICE NJ 4 CUSTOM HOUSE, BROKER Mr.
Robert Sanford doing business III Nassau street. yes
,cday appeared before Justice Hogan the Tombs and
made complaint against J. c. Heyser, who no charges
with felonously obtaining from him check for $50 81
the National Bank Of the Republic. M sanford
poysd Heyser az custom house broker, 10 take some
goods from tho Custom House and him the check,
Hcyser procured the cash on the check ns.sad Of
using for tho purpose intended converted the 10
his own use without the KNOWLEDGE or consent Of his e
poyer Heyser arrested BY officer Loaycrnft Of the
1ombs Police Court and the magistrate detained him for
examination The accused admits receiving the money,
bat he lost portion Of and spent the remainder
Arrur BETWEEN Hoys.-Depnis Burke and Hugh
Hopkins both lads fourteen years OF age. became
involved in quarrel on Friday evening" whom Dennis,
charged drew knife from his pocket and out his ad-
versary the hand, INJECTING severe wound Dennis
vas arrested oy me precinct police ana
trial The injured boy lives at No Morris street, and
the prisoner at No 4 Greenwich street.
PmrAsruRorc PusPoss FRUsraArxp Michael Ken
ncdy gentleman full Of sympathy for his fellows
Rejoicing himself in the smiles Of that ''good and sra
cious goddess, HON all men in public and in private
worship he has :ears to shed" for those less FORTH
nate Not alone that, but Is willing 10 extend 70 them
sch assistance they require To enable them 10 reach
ever. an uniortunse circumstances that man
era efui ANIMAL tho evidences Of philanthropy given
st ' ,ha. .c son which 50 smas ssas. .
virtue frequently 10 the exclusion Of AZ Ghs Some
times hostility g provoked instead NJ. thus with
Michael Kennedy. Friday afternoon at The cost Of
much trouble he procured boat and proceeding = u 70
Bsckwells Island took on board three individuals,
two women and one man. inmates OF the Charity
Hospital there, who confined against their will,
having been sent there from tho Workhouse,
70 which latter institution they had been committed by
Justice Bowling Having embarked ms living freight
the benevolent Kennedy proceeded 10 for tbs New
York Shore When about half way he was perceived by
ths warden who followed him. and, utterly indifferent
20 the humane purposes Of Mr. Kennedy, had him
rested Yesterday he was brought before just &c Kelly.
who equally obtuse, committed him In $500 70 answer
Az ALLEGED BoGus cHEcK.-At the Fourth district
Police Court yesterday stephen Ogden, Of No $50
Elizabeth street. made complaint TO the following effect
That on the evening Of December William II
Hacker presented To him a check drawn tine Fourth
National Bank By &C Rice Secretary o. the Normal
Petroleum Company for the sum Of Ss5 payable 20
The order OF Hacker ior servi bookkeeper &c y
That relying upon the statement OF Hacker that tho
check good III dated the day foowing) and that
there money IN the bank to meet H. he gave him $50
for IT, Subsequently presenting u at the bank for
aymenf, Ogden informed that there bad been
funds credit Of that company IN the bank for
| more than month Hacker was In court, and Justice
| Kelly required him to give ball In $500 10 answer.
Larceny or Az ovERcoAr Samuel u EAstbrook
hung bis up tho coatrack In tho S. Charles
| Hotel dining while no was taking lunsb, bun on
coming after dinner ho could not find H. 1niorrna-
OF the disappcarance " the coat which he values st
500 was given the police and an examination into the
revealed the under the cushion Of hack which
was driven by william Meehsn The last named gentle
man accordingly arrested and admitted taking the
coat but said that he Thought Il was hts coat lie
| was com nitted for trial By the Justice
ACKNOWLEDGED HIS CRisE.-Abraham Van Cleef, a
messenger in the employ of Dodds Express Company.
| CHARGED with tho embczzlement Of sums o. money At
different times arnounngiu tho aggregate 70 ts6,
examined before Justice Dudgc yesterday and Audited
| the taking Of sos. He vas committed To answer
| ASSAULT wiru CLrE Por.-rIeuy A. Nash and