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

sxs.uxo, runvr a. TRxAsuxv Norn Mr. Jacob Cluts
q IA lse broadway Who said to 20 Interested In the
LOTTERY busuez, yesterday appeared before Alderman
Conan acting magistrate at the Tombs and preferred
complaint against James II. Busle formerly clerk In
bis employ whom he charges with stealing $So In
Treasury notes. II alleged that on the 10Th Of October
last bngie took the money from ciutes cssn poN au
disappeared Buge subsequently entered the sery zee or
Joseph Bates the same business as Mr. Cute Bu2le
arrested by an officer Of the Second precinct and
while court stated Ia explanation that he had been
permitted the complainant TO draw as much money as
he wanted, but drew more Than he could pay back ana
MAS ashamed 70 return 70 Mr. Cute. ine accusoa was
detained TO await an examination
A'IsGgD THxFr A RoSDED SroREHorsE.-Three
lahorrrs, named Edward Mallory, Patrick scanlon ard
Patrick purkee the two latter OF whom were employed
In tho bonded warehouse Nos 4, Q. and 10 Bridge
street, az which Mr. ~ G. Johnson is proprietor were
arrested BY officer 0shca OF the Fourth precinct, for
having In their possession quantity OF gloves, which
are alleged 20 have been taken from Mr. Johnsons
warehon.e The gloves we're found in scanlon's trunk,
a xp5 Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn, In which house
Dnrkee also resides. few weeks since the prisoners
sppearcd = pawn shop, in ca,harne street, with
pledge them, but the keeper OF the place.
having suspicious that tho goods had been stolen refused
nay scanlon, Naiony and phrkee called al the same
pawn once ~ish silks and sa,ins, which they seemed
very ansicas 70 dispose or The pawnbroker,
ming piece Of blue satin. minated that tho men
hsf hcenconmiting larceny. whereupon they became
Alarmed AMI ncf Nv believed that goods had
besa paraincd from tho bonded warehouse and Alder
Conan committed the suspected parties the
Tnmbs tn afford Mr. johnson an opportunity to ascertain
~hs her be has lost goods similar 70 those described In
scanons trunk the officer also found several pairs OF
sissors claimed TO have been taken nom the bonded
warehouse.
AsRrr % Az AILnnrp RECEIVER AND JUVENILE THEE -
In the afternoon Of December Mrs Reese of No Ill
vast Thyeighh street. and daughter, got into Third
In Harlem, intending to ride down town.
had ~ fkenn boxa NJ wo0lIen hoods Gang
and senax and for greater convenience In the the
cendurtor hung these IN the rear break. When the
depot was reached Mrs. Reese discovered that these
boxes had disappeared She at once gave information
Of her loss 70 detectives Nos IL and u. Of the Nine.
tesntn precinct and yesterday Ann Gun was arrested
Reese afterwards identified part OF tho lot stolen from
her. Upon searching tho residence OF Ann consid-
" sy the os osna snS chses
Kelley boy about fifteen years Of age, arrested,
and admitted having committed the theft The parties
are all locked up awaiting examination.
AILEGEp Arrurr AT GRAND LARcESY-Between ton
and eleven O'Clock on Monday night the attention OF
Sergeant Babcock Of the seventh precinct who hap
pened TO be In the neghborhood, attracted by the
movements Of two along the bulkhead between
piers q and 30 They were engaged In rolling bale Of
something from the Of the pier ai the foot OF
Cathane street the street towards the opposite
sidewalk After obsrrvng the lsborers for short time
the sergeant attempted TO arrest them; but they
away Following Immediately In pursuit the sergeant
Sns o. .he ana 10 IN, other was
Finding themselves in custody, the two men, whose
Afterwards Asceftancd TO be George Porter
natter offering the sergeant dollars and subse-
quentiy fifty dollars. They were, however, taken
s,ous s.os Justice h.ssy s sSe
proved TO consist or bags, and was in thJ charge
being part Of the cargo Of vessel that had been
wrecked LIS vslue - stated ~ $50. Upon the above
% sarow we're 20 or
animation.
JryKsux Hor~EnnxAERas.- Augusta Stevens oc-
cuplcs apartments No 10 Chrysiis street. second oor
Having occasion 20 down stairs yesterday when she
returned she found boy essaying TO obtain
by climbing through the fanght the door, He had
hls Oh, and u held by another boy Who in
the entry She Immediately laid hold OF both OF them
and held them until such time ali ofcer came, when
she gave them into custody. They were thereupon
20 snswsr Several artie,ss we're stolen from M
stevens room IN ths forenoon.
YorSa BURGLARS AssKsrrn. During the past few
weeks ssvsri stores In the sesxhborhood OF Broad way
sixth and fhireth street have been barglsrs
ou-y entered and robbed. bot 20 the psrpeua-
tors could be found and matters allowed 10 remain
vsiled In secfesy On Sunday nigh, last. between
and ten O'Clock. Henry MoGrsih. cls,hsr doing bus
mess At Ma i22l Broadway discovered that his store
had bcen sloniousy entered ana stripped Of $500
worth 81 cloth and clothing An examination showed
that the thieves bad effected entrance by way OF the
new Museum gateway into the back yArd Of the store
and had cut . hole In the window shutter
had drawn the bolt and entered the store
through the windov. Mr. McsFsfh immediately nctined
the police concerning his oss and Captain Spcixht In
company with detectives Mccarthy and MCGOWAN SET 10
work 10 ferret the tsyes Suspicion rested foar
bornssd without auy esisn.sIs ccears,isn, and wso
we're not 70 be a their usual post Monday
ing Accordingly the o6cers after some little watching
and "piprg" arrested th< snspected ones and nkti-
tuied search. which revealed the greater portion Of the
stolen property In the house o. Of the Young men,
sccreted In a wooihouse The parties srrkigned
Yesterday before Justice Dodge the Jefferson Market
Police Court and gave their names Michael Brpphy,
James hcGnuis. Edward Kennedy and Irving Byron
The last named Is the one 10 whose house The property
was found He admtted the then and signiced his
intention OF turning State IN the casa They
wers all committed In full for trial