The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Rolaee Infel,i9emcs.


A TRIO or BURGLARS IN SECOND AvssuE-yw0
or THIN ARKEsrED-A PoBrI0s o. rHE sroLEn
PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Al late hour sunday night three burglars gained
access TO tho yard In the Of Mr. Charles II WAxds
residence. s9 Second avenue and forcing FROM
the basement window entered tho house and stole there
from clothing, Jeselry, &c, valued AZ s5-T Tho bur-
glars after securing their plumber returned IN tho yar4
aud hold consultation 20 tho beat Of oiudnG
In oonyersation Mr. Jackson Schultz Pre.idsnt Il The
board Of Health In raising o tho windows OF hs
house. l3l East twelfth street discovered the burglars
and Instantly the alarm Tue took fright and
Ned Ia different directions, scaling fences 40. Omosn
Robinson and Pierce, o. tho Seventeenth precinct.
hearing the cry o tho spot and succeeded
na ono Of the men com ns out VI yard Ia Twelfth rtrcs
The prisoner gave bis name A. JAMES Sinclair rhs
search Was continued. and another Of tho party, nAnsd
ames Seymour found secrctrd In tho yari o house
no 242 East rhrteenth street The third could nss
found "a po..e,.on q the prisoners wa iouaa
yxa through which tho burglars passed other srticis
s.o.en from Mr. wanis house were found gold wsicA
Ahu o'hrr articles valued AT $3.50 s missing asa
Ae supposed TO have been hy tho BURGLAR who
ssSap"d- Yesterday afternoon the prisoners takes
Doiore JUSTICE Mansfield for nation sinclair 10
sixteen yesnSof age born IN New York and lives No
o. Forsyth street seymour is a native Of England.
where he was born twenty Years sso and savn e ,ss
At No. ioa Fif,y.sevonth street me maze
trate committed them Tor tra, without BAD
A.. 7~ stated at police headqaarters ys.es.
broken into the house General John Cocbrans ana
helped themselves freely 70 choice Wines which thsy
tho adayts lle against tho accused PARTIES Af,rs
hi arrest OF the prisonera being confronted wth
President Schultz, Threatened hun with per,onal ia
iencc, saying at the tuc that he had nlAdo quite
too much noiso over tho matter.
rHH JOHNSTON cAsg
The examination In tho complaint OF W. r Johus,os
against Chas Reddy was closed yesterday before es
Connolly at thu Fourth District Police Court III.
applied for by compia nant 10 arrest Befdy
charge Of obtaining money under false preienca bngy
refused. kloIt IN ido I'll. part VI comrninsnrs
counsel 10 Introduce teftimo ny connecting W. Leland,
by implication with the alleged fraudulent Representa-
tion but such evidence Was ruled inairnigslbe VIE
andavits IN the lett in the hands az Colonel
Johnstons council, he stating hts determination -
bring tho matter before The Grand Jury Judge Cow
molly N d. while .cng Il 10 be hla duty 10 dispose ~
the case no had no considered that there were
Fign, Of Its being mort Infamous tr.nrartion, an1
he hoped that tho Grand jury would oni Il wilLia
Tho evidence previously given Ia support Of the
plant has already been pubhei That offered ysstrr
day VAS briefly as folowH.-Iapiain Jones' rommanleg
OF the steamer Dakota at tho tine tho allegations
10 tcstucs to Col mel Jphns1n accompanying Reiy
board Of bis vessel the Of the day he
have sailed. and lac b~ns detained in Consequence 10
claim for repairs against his ycsscl being unpaid Ia
gard 70 the claim Rodiy at hrst sad that no ho Cap
tanl would have ~ wait until no (KcddYl back
from Philadelphia Urnn this Colonel Johnston tcppoA
forward and said II thousand or fifteen hundred Js'-
lara would be- Of any bo would lot him have ul~s
sum- ami accordingly advanced the thournnd dollars;
this enabled the Captain 10 put 70 Dir Warren la
land ~ tho proprietor 81 tho Metropolitan Ho,s<.
and Horace y. Leland booktocpcr Of the hotel
amlnei; but, beyond tho fact OF R.ddy 1oppng al the
holol and running up blg hill and not paving Il tleS
stated they knew nothing of his TRANSACTIONS