The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

AN lMrosroR.-A very transparens and silly piece Of
Matchmaking has been partially successful in imposing
the mpathies crcduy Of persons In this city.
Tho game, be ascertaned, Is carried by
individual described being OF Jewish Of
enance dark cye5 black curly hair and musachc and
plausible address, who visits prominent and phan-
tbropc men, to whom nc represents himself a.
reporter OF the HEnA'D, In search Of Information
on certain subjects which he proposes TO write up
for publication, and gives The object OF his solicit
tudo 10 understand that he wil give him particular
be pays hlma cerain stipulated amount In event OF
failure In this dodge he said 70 produces subscription
list which he claims TO be taking la aid Of des-
ttntc brother reporter aud why he Is said TO
have imposed upon several persons In South Brooklyn
II Is unnecessary to remark that he Is vile imposter
asmuch tho aocas Of The HERALD establishment are
gentlemen OF honor and INTEGRITY aud m possession Of
means sufficiently liberal TO them far above any
thine approaching want. The police on his track,
and tho pubic are warned agans. further imposition.
MUSICIAN IN cusroDy.-Frcd rick J. Sinclair a fugi-
tive IRON justice, was taken into custody Wednesday
afternoon By officer Gear, Of tie Contra! squad, while
going along Roosevelt s,ree, New York Tho prisoner
is accused OF having picked tho pocket OF James
Joyce at Fort Hamilton, In December last Doth par
ties that musicians. attach 10 the garrison
that place. and the which tho theft
alleged to have been they their quar-
ters at the barracks when the o. $500 takon
from Joyce Sinclair made bis escape az the time and
did not again turn up until Wednesday last. He was
taken before Justice Cornwcil and committed TO await
examination.
A FAITHFUL GUARDIAN OF uxuE sAn's ISrrRE rs.-A
Waterman named Thomas Hines employed BY the
United States Marshal 10 witch disiIlery owned by
Daniel Gocxan arrested on tho complaint OF the
proprietor Of the dstcry, at carly hour yesterday
morning GiockaD, Il appeared ON examination bsfors
Sergeant Smith, together with another man, attempted
70 enter the place, when Hines dr-w revolver ano
threatened fire should they persist in their attempt "
that the wachman had but carried his instruction.
In warning them OF, discharged the prisoner
BrRGIAnr.-The house Of Mr.. James J. De Bowe, Ma
1l3 wioughby street. burgarinusly entered d An
early hour yesterday morning, by unknown persosA
who effected entrance 70 the front basement By
bursting open the door. Everything portable which,
they could ind In the basement, such clothngs
clocks &c amounting In value 70 upwards Of $z0os
carried on BY the thieves
LARcESy Sor---A German gardener, named Freds
erick Gar,ner was arrested yesterday morning by Ser
geant Hall. Of tho Forty eighth prscinct on the ccm.
paint OF william Atkins who accuses him Of sssslln9
loads Of topso from vacant lots 10 Twenty
third street near sixth avenue The sol n question
owned by Mr.. Atkins. and valued a. S70 no was neso
for examination by Justice Dunno.
ACCIDENT man named william Hsnsran while cn>,
gagged in digging in Luqueer street, near Dennse
place. yesterday morning. was seriously injured about
s, s crss force He MAS taken 10 Inc Long Island
College Hospital for treatment
oyrxscs AGAINST PrornRrr m TINS EAsrnx Dr.
rucr Notwithstanding tho vigilance OF tho policA
offences against property in the Eastern district are %
frequent occurrence. tho following robbcrics have
been reported 70 the police within The past day %
TWO
store Of Allan N. Thompson. franklin street. neas
Kent Greenpoint robbed Of cloths &C. valued - $780,
MINI Streets robbed Of $i2 In pennies and cigars valued
ct S.
robbed OF various articles valued ~ $50.
Private residence Of & ID. Gay, bedford avenue, be-
tween Penn and Routsdge Streets robbed Of ell the
family linen groceries and birds, valued n $500
No clue the thieves engaged In above robberieo
has been obtained. =
THE Exuw LAw-owen Reilly, propristor Of ro,
Gerry and liquor store corner Of North Eighth and Fine
streets r. d. was yesterday tried before Justice Daley
and jury charge II violating the fourteenth SEQ
ton OF The Excise Law. vercs Of guilty We rem
dercd against the accused judgment was suspsndsG
ON account Of the peculiaritiea Of tha ofYsnca