The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28
An Alleged Counterfciter Offering 10 Give
Evidence TO the Recommendations
Fraud.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

EER 27-Tbe OF the United states against John
Hartman who has been accused Of having had counter
felt money In his possession called for hearing.
Mr. Spencer on behalf Of the accused, said that
negotiations we're going disclosures be made
by-Hartman to the government with regard to counter
foters and their operations IL good could result from
such disclosures n they turned TO be Of value
he r spcncerI for would not object TO tho cxan
nation being postponed for week. He was informed
that Ia tmsn would give valuable information the
government and time was asked until Friday TO see
the information Was really valuable or whether this was
only plan on the part OF the accused 70 escape from
the consequences Of his own acts.
Com missioner Osborn-what is the nature OF the no.
gotiatonsf a,
by Hartman that he be admitted to bail on the I'M
dersandng that he furnish TO the government certain
Of information that would render advisable Tor
the magistrate him witness In place OF
ing this charge against him. The proposal was made IN
good faith and Il the Information was not given Hart
prepared To meet the charge and suher the con-
. spouences III Il were substantiated against him.
Commissioner osborn d. not propose 10 let this man
out bal II hc give information that may turn
out 70 DO value to the government and put them on
the where the money rs made that the time Tor
me to listen TO . proposal for bail have information
that this case rs Of grave character Its ramlnca
lions extend gr, many ways ana shall Isl 70 no
seess f.cs 70 Mr Bowss the detective object or to
the District Attorney then shall listen TO motion Tor
ball 10 the amount here stated.
Mr. Spencer said Hartman could not got s. 900 bail.
but he was ready deposit with the Court every dollar
be had, and would be ~ safe with the Court a IN
bank and probably safer Hartman, he did not think,
could get half the amount spoken OF by the ON
MISSIONER All the dollars he had amounted to about
81 500 and he willing 70 place the money mere until
Friday. -. - AM,
The Commissioner ordered the matter 70 stand over I'll
Friday Bowles should have conversation with Hart
man and report IL 10 him he Commissioner or the DIS
tct Attorney but should not % disclosed mere ON 'ne
trial
The Sanitary Police.
Captain Lord Of tho sanItary police, yesterday made
the following report the Board Of Police Commission.
n:-
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT
nrrnopoLIrAs PorIcx, 300 MrIBxRRr SrRrxr,
Nxw YoRK Feb q, 1s0a }
70 ruu HoSoRAnS nm BoaRp oy PoLicr:-
Crvuxxrx-The following Is the amount Of work per.
,cru,cd by the members Of my command for the week
nding February a. 1850 There have been three hun.
ired and thirty complaints made and notices served
or the cleansing OF hundred and sixty four
inks shirtytwo prives, thirty one yards Tween
;ousss. one slaughter house, three areas and
our cisterns and for the repairing or eleven
jpks ak sidewalks four chimneys one coal vauN ans
,incteen hydrunp and waste pipes There nave nccn
lcxusei under SERVES u pFcvtous notice one uuunrcs
srs thirty ave houss sewsr, niassesn cellars nine.
cen kousss two slaughter houses two aress and one
tshie snd reusired four snks sidewalks, four ch
ava one coal vault and ninstesn hydrnnu ana waste
ipss
rhss have bsen toe husdred oomp's. 80 s,ss
70 nks sevsutesn yards sx collars, six nouses we
sk,sa two hospsps four house sewers, seven ese,nA
"A coy Inc repairing OF two SINKS three sioewsk nve
~ venhs and four hydrann and wesse pipes Lnese
ave bssa cisansrd undsr sxvcs q "Wew h'SsSs