The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31
Police INTELLIGENCE.

AImerp HsAvs HArL or DRkssrs, JrwnRy, &c.--Levi
white Of 169 t.hryse street. dsposed yesterday ar
teoon before JsEsce shandIey, OF tho Esscx Market
Police Court thas about the first day Of February
1867, named Nichaol White alias GAlligan had
sold 70 him silver watch and gold chain attached and
dress trimmed with velvet for tho OF $40 60
~ 20l Bowey, where deponent IL employed; and on
hc 18th Of the montn he arrested for having
Frances /. BatIer On, howsvsr going before Justice
Mansfield and showing the manner by which he became
charged. He s now fully psrs uadsd. as he deposes
that Michael Galgan stole the property In question,
10 February ss caused the arrest the deponens As
receiver OF stolen goods In explanation OF the deposit
sn o. Lew wn me- made q sa o. o Tsruarv
last Mrs Butler appeared before Jus ce hansneid and
dsposed that that day silver watch gold chain, two
lace shawls one crapo shawl and ny other articles
enumerated In her deposition, TO the value Of $685. So
taken from her residence, So sprA street BY,
Michael white (Gasan and that those goods were cat
that ms concealed In houses in Greone Elm and Do
laDcsy streets BY the parties whom she cused Of the
theft The declaration OF White, GRO above, led
yesterday afternoon to the arrest OF aigN n who Was
in default OF 600 ball. committed to prise 70 await
the action Of the Grand jury the charge Of robbery
IxpoRrAsr ARREST Boeus CHICK OpEn ,roR-Hs
CosrEssss HIS Gr1r.-An interesting case OF winding
BY Of false forged check up " 'sterday
afternoon before Justice Dowling the Tombs, Police
Court, when VIM. Magsw rhomsonn was ARA igned
before HIM on charge Of sndeavorng to win
die @. ". Hubbard OF No. 10 William str set
and false representations. 1t appears thai on Ma n
day tho prisoner who arrested By detectives Come
and Kerns Of the First precinct met three gvinA
their names II. Lippenabe, +. Baxter and A. j.
Levcry train Plttsburg, and jonod Thorn In
had He then prodsced cnccE for ais 80 on The
New York American Exchange National Bank, dated
favor OF D. H. Chamber Of Ps.sbag He osrsi ~
accept loan OF $500 the check, representing him.
SELF IL IL alleged Mr. Chambers son, and promised TO
nd ho al cif had
the check Baxter took the check for security and adj
vanced tho $500 on Tuesday Baxter proceeded to the
bank ,the others remaining outside with Thomson The
back cashier certified the draft but refused pay
money, ss the word bearer had been substituted for
that or orer.' Thomson then asked the three men 10
90 to Mr.. Hubbards store and arrange matters. Mr.
Hubbard became suspicious and teegrsphed 10 p,ts-
burg for instructions, when he received the following
answer
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This fastened the climax and all four Of the men
arrested by the detectives and locked up Justice
Bowling could reason FOR holding sny one except
Thomson he DISCHARGED other prisoners on Inc
committed for trial charge OF fsso personation and
pretenccs.
Idqvon MsRcHAxr Accussp or LARCENY Alice
Minurn, OF No. ~ Charlton street. appeared before
Justice Downing At tbc Tombs Police court, yesterday.
and entered complaint sgant jacob Rauth. OF No 90
Madison street who keeps liquor store there charging
him with having stolen diamond nm valued al 5000
She stated that she lived at No 90 Madison street In
An Aust last and found The prisoner Ia her room where
her clothes and tho pin had beon loft all OF which had
disappeared Rausi admitting that no bad taken said
PIN Che magistrate committed for trial. accepting bali in
the sum OF $1,000.
Boots Carck cAsK -oflcsr Diamond, or The Twenty.
Nth precinct arrested Charles NJ Brown yesterday ami
brought him before Justice Dowling ~ the Tombs, 20
answer complaint made BY Henry O. shook, OF No s3s
Grssnwich street j. appears that The secused pur-
chased go worth Of tin boxes o. Mr. shook aud
him check on the Broadway Bank for e5s agnsd Q.
a. brown This check proved Q worthless one, a.
Brown hsd no account there He then n il alleged,
gave shook similar check on the Eighth Nalicnsl
Bank, which also proved valuelss Tho prisoner had
not had any account there FOR time. Brown
held for cxamluatiop whom the evidence Of the bank
officers will DO given
AHspsp BnursI orrR.os A woman named Mary |
Farrell appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday and
made complaint sganst named Arthur Dsviin. |
Complainant alleges that ~hle passing through Twenty.
fourth street. ~ late hour The previous night her
way home, shs was met by the accused and dragged
into an alley way seventh avenue, where he bru
tay assaulted her, OHcef Dynnn, Of the Twenty niuth
prscnct oorroberAsss the testimeny Of The womsn 10
sumo sxgsa = tbs o6esr sslss he was asaotod 10 tho
sDot ~ ~ scrsams Of sbs vsmsn ~ when 10 arrived