The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

HypRo-LAcrKAL-In the Special sessions yesterday
morning Einore A. Bellows was tried for violating the
Health law by watering milk, which, II was alleged, he
was about to dispose OF TO his customers The COM
planant in the officer Burns OF the Nineteenth
precinct The testimony was not sufficient To CONVICT
however. and the prisoner was discharged.
VIOLATING rHE EXCISE LAw.-Two were tried In
the Special Sessions yesterday, wherein the prisoners
charged with violating the Excise law. In the first
Felix Drexer keeper of lager beer saloon in Tenth
avenue, charged by James Delaney with having sold
five glasses OF lager boy under fifteen Of age,
who drank the in said saloon the 4th OF July
Drexler found guilty and fined $50. Charles Toll
complained OF for not having bis beer saloon, in
Eleventh avenue .efiectually" closed after midnight
Of Saturday, 9th inst. Tho evidence being insult
Gent 10 prove the charge Toll was acquitted.
ALLEGED LARCENY NoNEy.--Augusta Schedel, No.
ZIG Eiddge street, appeared before Justice shandley
yesterday and made a complaint against Ann Moore,
whom she charges with having stolen $240. 1t is al
legged that the afternoon Of Friday tho accused called
At Augustus house, 10 company with Q man.
and made some inquiries about . person whom
deponent did not know. The man who was with
the accused thon asked permission TO stay In the
little time which was granted The complainant having
occasion TO leave the won't out, and when she
turned both parties we're in the room Going towards
the closet whore she kept her money Augusta Ann
and her companion take their departure. The money
was also discovered TO be missing About two hours
after she Ann in the street. Who seeing COM
planant away but she subsequently arrested,
brought Sefors Justice Shandey and committed for
trial
COMMITTED TRIAL-In the Of Charles G.
Brown, the young arrested few days ago charged
with fraudulenty obtaining goods valued Ut $172 So
from Mr. Daniel w. Tamadge. Of No 81 Warren street,
Justice bowling has decided to hold him TO bail in the
sum Of 5000 TO appear for trial In the Court OF Gene
raj Sessions. Not having bopdsman in court, Brown
still remains In the Tombs.
HoxoRABLY DIscHARGED james Hogan, the waiter in
saloon, corner Of Broadway and Howard street. who
arrested suspicion Of having stolen = diamond
been honorably discharged by Justice Bowling Tue
missing pin subsequently found the floor Of the
saloon where charged TO have been stolen, there
by relieving Hogan from any faint Of suspicion.
LEAD Pre- TniEvEs-Peter Dugan and John Farrell,
boys and fifteen years OF age brought
fore Justice Bowling by officer McKeevor OF the Four
teenth precinct no having arrested them the
pied building Of Mrs. Ann O'Donohue 217 Canal street.
late night After securing entrance to the pre-
misses the boys proceeded to cut away the and
waste pipes, and At the time OF the arrest they had
valued a, about $I75 which they about remove
from the dweliing. Mrs. ODonohue appeared In
and entered complaint against the delinquent youths
and the magistrate them 10 the Tombs for
trial
STEALING TRUNK CIormSs-sHARr PRAcrIcE-
On Friday last Mr.. Avah Hail. living at % West Thirty
first street, left order Studleys Express office for
his trunk, containing ladys and gentcman's wearing
apparel valued $3.50, to be taken the Harlem Rail-
road depot for the train shortly afterwards
called At the residence Of Mr. Hall and repre-
sented that he had been sent for The trunk The
girl, believing his story accordingly delivered him the
trunk AZ later hour Of Studley express wagons
driven up TO the door and the driver asked the
trunk informed by the girl that had been
taken suspicion OF something wrong instantly
dashed across the mind Of the expressman, and he in
mated to the girl that she had been swinded search
being made for the carman who took away the trunk
resulted his being found at his stand In Sixth avenue,
Thirty second street. He said he had been en-
ployed by giving his George Williams
The trunk the Albany steamboat Connecticut
and Mr. Hall being informed OF the matter
proceeded To the Albany boa, and there found
hts trunk, but williams wa. not there at the time.
Mr.. Hall left the carman TO watch the trunk
slipped aboard the Connecticut aud claiming the trunk
as his property, arrested by officer Paret Of the
Twenty sixth precinct then duty the boat The
accused Subsequently taken before Justice Bowling
when Mr. Hall made complaint against him. Williams
identified rs the man on board tue Connecticut who
claimed the stolen trunk - his own. II Is supposed
that the prisoner AT the express ONCE whom the
der given take the trunk TO the railroad depot,
and conceived the idea Of securing the trunk himself
and sppropriang the proceeds to his Williams
is twenty i've years Of age, native OF England,
lives In Paterson, y. J. He pleads not guilty.
TVS HKsSss cA-r-The proceedings IN this case have
brought close. 1t occupied tho attention Of the
Second Police District Court for considerable nms not
wi,hs,Anding the evidence which pointed the hus-
hand OF the deceased aud her ssterin-aw rs guilty
OF homicide. was OF the slightest nature. The in.
have been Published In foil IN the HERsLp, are still
fresh the minds Of he readers and therefore do
need recapuiatiou. Tue following 10 the decision Of
Justice Dodge Although there are suspicious circum-
surrounding this they appear entirely
slight 70 sustain charge Of so great nature as that OF
homicide. No evidence shown 70 contradict the theory
that he wounds sefinniced BY the deceased. II
appears by the testimony OF witness who prescnt
deceased for two hours before her death she
was perfectly conscious aud sound N her mind and that
during all that time abe did not any one OF vo-
lence toward her No motive shown for the commits.
OF the decd by the defendants the relations OF
parties toward each other appear have been
tire'y harmonious no vi feeling appearing to sxisi
between them and the husband - shown nave been
always kind TO his wife. Again, no ooncealmeut IL
tempted in regard To the razor which found iyins
upon the maneipece, aud ~ reasonable 10 suppose
" asrs sithcr OF them had been ruty
OF violence toward the deceased the hrs act would
been 70 get nd OF the Instrument Upon mature con.
sdoraton OF the testimony In the think the de-
PENDANTS should b. discharged The motion of defend.
anita counsel dismiss the and discharge The
accussd 10 therefore granted"