The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

purchasing an establishment OF equal value 10 tina, Of
which he had robbed him at Harmony Garden lie,
however neglected 70 make good The loss 70 deponen
and tho 30 inst he caused officer Cantz, OF the
Seventeenth precinct 20 arrest him. In the presence
o. inc eliser. Marks again admitted .ne 's9nisu !.
Mger would not tho matter 20 make good The os
Yesterday the accused was taken before Justice Mans
ned. OF the Third District Police Court but on his es
animation denied taking the property which the de-
ponent alleges stolen from him IN tho manner above
stated. Narks was held 10 bal IN $500 20 appear for
ira for grand larceny al tbs next term Of the General
Sessions
ALLEGED FsiosIors TAXING OF flsrsEs THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN TREASURY AND BANK NoraS On the lsIh OF
October asst PaIietus Dorlon, Of Fulton Market, APP
peared before Justice Shandlsy, OF the Third district
romeo Court and dcposed tina. NJ various times IN the
years 1864 1865 and 1888 he fsionousiy robbed OF
siooop IN United States treasury and national bank
notes Dy william Eimendori, who during those years,
had been employed by tho deponont his cashier On
the l.tn Oh June, 1885, having him the previous
cav ey axe money from the drawer and put u m
ps pocket, he, tho deponent dismissed Eimendon
from his service; and from information additional to
the above, he IS persuaded as John l.. Swan subse-
qnenty deposes that Elmendorf stole the 18th of
June, 1856, \ bank note Of the value OF Ave dollars
which greatly confirmed him In his conviction OF tho
criminal conduct Of tho accused. Dorlon the COM
charge, Elmendor confessed that no had stolen money
at various times, and returned TO the deponent the
sum OF 81, 000 Until yesterday the accused not
taken into custody; and It was not until the after
noon, Justice shandlsy being present, that he
guilty OF tho charge preferred against you ~ said he
was not guilty. In default OF So 600 ball. Eimendorf
has been temporarily committed 10 prison.
ALLEGED Theft HAr-Ann Dsrroll was arrested
yesterday afterno on the allegation OF Michael II.
Fox, SO Catharne street. who averred before Justice
Mansfield OF the Third District Police Court, that she
had felononsiy taken from his promises nat OF Tho
waldo OF ST. In default or $500 ball. The accused was
committed for trial.
STEALING FLArIRoSs. Bridget Bergen, or - Wieti
street. deposed yesterday afternoon in the presence OF
Justice Mansfield the Third District Police Court that
while removing her furniture the I'd inst TO her
present residence assisted by one John hcIn-
tyre who sne alleges stole from hor and gave TO his
mother Julia Mcintyre, istrons and other property TO
the value OF 50 u.s. In default OF $500 BAIL the defendant
was held for trial at the SPECIAL Sessions
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO Az ANIMAL AT tho Instance o.
W. C. Southwick, James Haley arrested yesterday
afternoon by officer Terry, for driving horse covered
with Sores through Fortieth street. attached to ball
loaded wagon. The defendant, In reply to questions by
Judge Kelly Of the Yorkville Police Court before whom
he aragned stated that he had had the animal but
three weeks, had worked him but twice before and was
no, he had violated any law. He held 10 bail
in 500 TO answer At the General Sessions.
ALLEcsD THEFT or HARsEss.-Georgs King, Of Sixty
third street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues APP
pearcd before Justice Kelly OF the Fourth district Police
Court. and dsposed that one Joseph Pulen, who had
been arrested and present In court had feonousy
taken from his premises set OF single harness and other
PoPsry 70 'ne vAue ol pos. IN osiault VI Tooo WV
accused was held for trial n the General Sessions on the
charge OF grand larceny.
A LYScu-rlS LOOSE Charles Lynch arrested yes
terday afternoon and arragnod before Justice Kelly OF
the Fourth District Police Court, at the instances Of
James r. Glen, OF East Tweny-sixth street, who al
legged that he Q.ynch) had stolen from his premises
pair of drawers OF the vaiue Of So 90 Lynch held
In default OF bail, to ans
VIOLATIONS rnR EXCISE LAw.-Michael Roetter Of
West Forty street, and James Kenaiy, OF Third
avenue, arrested yesterday afternoon and ar.
ragned before Justice Kelly, OF tho Fourth Police Dis
trio Court charged with selling. in violation OF the
Excise law and also special prohibition causc Ia theil
licenses. ales and beers Sunday. The accused were
held 10 bail 500 each TO appear and answer at ths
General Sessions