The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-30
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

On Wednesday last Charles Corn, lad only Dineteen
years old living with his parsnt at Hss Canal
stole several gold rings, two gold chains two gold
eckcts silver wach silver table and tea spoons and
variety Of other aticles valued in all at $17O belong
Ing TO his mother Dora eorn After leaving the house
with the property young Corn gave u 70 Harry
pawned portion of The jswery a, four different sh "a
IN Carmne Canal and varick streets and the remainder
was left with some coored women living at 1872 West
Broadway The pawnckets have been secured and
Y all the property doubtless will be kThe cap
tain Of the Fifth precinct, assisted by oics
Corn and Greenthai both Of whom confessed their Gu
and gave the officers valuable information what
disposition had been made OF the stolen goods In de-
fault Of 81 900 bail each Justice Do sling committed the
Prisoners 70 the Tombs for trial The accused parties
are natives OF Prussia Corn says he 10 a clerk.
I.AtrxN or CLorHSo-BuRGrAaIocs IMPLEMENTS
ceuteel appearing young man named Edward Judge vas
arrested by roundsman Mcdonnell Of the sixth precinct
Or the charge Of stealing suit OF clothing valued
$50 from James Geary residing at No. Is Baxter
ing at shop in East Broadway. Scanned street.
On this complaint the accused committed TO the
Tombs Judge was also hold for having IN his posses
sion . number of skeleton keys wisb intent 70 commit
criminal offence The keys concealed IN one of
prisoners pockets but he denies that he intended
them for the commission Of burglary and claims thai
he found them In an alleyway on the Five Points.
AN UNFORTUNATE YorHc MAS-Benjamin Degrool
has lived ~ clerk In this city number OF years. dur
ing which period he has sustained generally excel
lent reputation. A few weeks ago he was taken sick
and when he recovered . short tine since his fond
tempted 10 extrcaie himself from this trouble by rob
bling friend. He YIELDED and Monday, entering IN
room OF William Louis, he stole therefrom gold wntc
and chain. These he pawned for SIS one nfh Of the
value III. arrest va, spe 'dy he was peniien too late
e. default Of Sa Tor 0y -
THEY SURPRISED NJ Doo-Early yesterdav NOR
ing the bakery wagon Of Ernst Cook was going s usu
round through Ninth avenue, and had stopped before
house. into which its had gone 70 deliver som
bread, when John ONel and two three other bpngr
and poverty stricken wreichss approached the vebic
when little dog which Was lying In The boz beam
bark furiously Al this O'Nsin picked up nens On
tered The owner happened At this momsss = s.srs
from the house, and seized O'Nell before he could
away The othen escaped Jastics Dodge commits
IsnssiArrp IxrxxnKsuca Late on wednesday mr.
John Doorstep. lazy nsuso Of hurry sire. ssasssrs
along West Tenth street. under great weight a isus
He very noisy and bawlsd out the words Of vuIs
song q the top Of hM votcs The attention Of the ono
Of thst post was attracted, and he proceeded 70 put
extuguishef upon the drunken orgies OF the shade
latter thersas assumed . very angry dsmsanos, na
his foot thrsatennEly and volunteered 70 snnibiats
officer did no, DO; but, vigorously pitching into the IN
darky, subdued him and marched him OF 10 trump.
Justice Dodge Yesterday committed him fos nx Don'l
TIE Story ov A FAsr YouSe M,x-H Henry steve,
bright intelligent youth Of nineteen years. ye-,e
day srraigncd before Justice Dodge, charged With Ia
csny. Hs story the experience ~ many young ms
who has thrown bright prospects to thu winds throne
the influence Of temptation, affords sad though
struetve moral Young Stevens Is connected With fam
lies Of the highest position and responsibility In Tn
city. He received al the advantages OF n good educ
ton. and until the present time occupied q zoe
situation In heavy business house. His connection
him access 10 the first society, Of which he becan
very fond; 80 much SO that he contracted ezpessi
tastes and hsbtsL These brought the young man in
debt, which became no pressing that he finally
sorted 70 an act OF dishonesty TO clear hmse
On Monday night he called in the Store Ia
Broadway, where was employed young man vi
whom he was N associate. With him he engaged
spend the evening In company. white the other
closing the store stevens went 70 the money draw,
whence he took one hundred and twenty dollars y
following morning the money missed and the ycu
man was suspected Arrest followed, and then shsr
and rcinorse prompted him IN full confessen. hew
committed for trial st the General Sessions IN dsf.nh
$1,000 bail
A. UsgRArrrrL FuLow. Berren, srivinan
this country fendlsss and alone was kindly taken 30
the family OF q fellow countrym named Victor "a
mercy. Chameroy kept bakery, and here BERN
found good employment He slept and boarded N ie
house Of his employer On wednesday night Chsmos
sleep With my -four dollars In hts pocket he
following morning he awoke and found The money wi
ing. OF course he suspected Ber'en. The laitrss
searched, and him portion OF the missing none I,
IL alleged found. Justice Dodge COMMITTED hinfc
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