The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-01
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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ARREST or a FUGITIVE Hor1 TaRr--Detective
Tllsy Of the Third precinct yesterday arrested Albion
8. Salisbury thirty-one years OF age, on the
charge Of being hotel thief II il charged that on
Monday night Salisbury entered the Eutaw House, in
watch and chain worth $3.50, besides coat and vest
al Of which properly belonged to Abraham l. Jacobus,
suis u clothes from John Bayard proprietor Of tho
hotet The prisoner Was caught In lager beer saloon
u the Bcwery At which sine mort q the stolen goods
we're found In his possession and taken II Charge De-
tective riley subsequently took Salisbury TO Paterson
and delivered him over 70 the New Jersey authorities for
ttTial. i, :. RI s.H-s*s-fs ssreA sTsN
CArrrns oy an AsrcKp CONFIDENCE NS-A few
days since william Henry Ramsay young man, ar
rived In this city route 70 Galveston, Texas He
gagged his passage on board ship lying ia the East
river and yesterday afternoon while Ramsay in
South street. stranger accosted him, and after few
moments conversation the latter said he also going
70 Texas and that his family were then on board the ship
on which Ramsay had taken passage. The stranger
wished Ramsay 10 change 800 PHI Tor him, az he
wished 20 the expressan for taking his baggage to
the ship Ramsay could not change the bill, but being
urgently solicited loaned ths man SO The latter In.
siany started OF on receiving the money bus was pur
seed by Ramsay who coared the fugitive and recovered
his money. A. that moment an officer came up and
ARRESTED the stranger and took him TO the Tombs where
he was a. william Sapleton an alleged con-
Hdence operator Az Ramsay could not remain to prose-
cute stapicton Justice Hogan discharged him from Gus
tody.
ALrrGnp INSTRUMENTATION Chapman, yoang
man formerly clerk in tho employ OF Messrs. A. +.
Stewart Co.. yesterday arrested by officer Of
she Tombs Police Court, the'compant Of william H.
Livingston. He charges that the Eth day OF Decem-
Der last be gave Chapman carpet and account TO be
delivered at No. 66b Greenwich street, with instructions
tn collect the amount OF the bill $l63 o. Chapman
collected tho money! but instead Of returning the
TO his employers charged feloniousy embezzed and
appropriated the 10 his The accused
held for examination before Justice Hogan.
CRUELTY ANIMALS Andrew Jordan was arrested at
the instance OF officer OF the Fourth precinct tho
charge Of driving horse attached to wagon, the
horse being totally unfit for service his right hind leg
being extensively swollen besides which he had large
his shoulder; that the beast scarcely able to
stand; that hs foil down and with the greatest
difficulty that he arose again Jordan vas therefore
charged with violating the passed 10 prevent cruelty
70 animals, Justice Hogan held the prsonsr in $500
bail to answer before the Court o. Sessions
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A BROADWAY MrnoHASr
NJ. VIM Linthcnm. amercbapt tailor doing business at
100 Broadway and residing at pa Es FtyHfsh street,
yesterday arrested by officer Of the iosnps Police
Court, complaint preferred against him bY Emma
Casey who Tor six months past had been in his employ
domestic. She charges in her affidavit that early
the morning o. the 10th uit Nj. Lnthicum entered her
Room while shc was asleep aud attempted TO outrage
her person She offered stoat resistance snd made
the hoaseE seper, julia T. Polk. who went 70 ,he
servants 30 learn what the tr0ble Mr. Intb
snm then lott the room and proceeded to hs apar
mens. When before Justice Hogan Mr. Liuthicum
admitted that he was in EmInas room, but alleges that
he there legitimate business he dencnnces the
charge as false in It's principal particulars and alleges
made with tho view 81 OBTAINING his charsc-
ter, 70 niure him in the estimation Of his friends After
hearing boil. sies OF the story the magistrate allowed
the defendant to 30 his parole 10 await exanna
ti0n, which be demanded.
KInN THE swiSpnp--THRrs coxrr ANTS Aebrvs~ TfIr-
Angust Klein alias Christian Schneider tho package
dodge swindey, account OF whose exploits was
published in yesterdays HsnsLo, brought before
Justice Hogan y. the 1ombs where the parties who had
been suindcd b him appeared lodge comDlain's On
the oath nit. tho accused called the store OF j. NJ
Cowers. 537 SIKH avenue. and selected q gold watch
and chain besides other articles or jrwev valued M
nearly S100 which piscec IN box and lett the
counter. A. the merchants back was turned FOR mo.
ment Kion removed the box OF Jewels and substituted
in its place another box Of almost precisely similar APP
peaance containing bits Of old iron or about the same
weight as that which contained the watch, nc. He then
left the store, and the swiude not discovered I'LL
Klein had succeeded 10 making his escape The follow
ipg afternoon the prisoner obtained pistol valued at
$fs from aclerk IN the store Of Mr. George Smith. No
50 Chatham street, under similar ciTcurnstan cs ON
Wednesday the same dodge was played upon Mr. William
Frlise. No los Hudson street. 10 the time of gold
watch ana chain. together with pair OF earrings worth
in all $751; In few moments after Klein had left the
Mr. Trtzc discovered the fraud, aud pursuing the
swinder overlook him and rescued bis property Klein
WAS much frightened and offered Mr. Frtze 500 10 let
him 20, hut in that dodge he failed On the three
charges grand arccuy preferred against Klein Justice
Hogan committed hun 10 the Tombs for trial He Is
twenty-five years of age and native OF Germany
Klein, who Is suspicious lookins indvidual wears
necessity cond remove IT, tirs, pernap rendering
his Identification uncertain.
DisuoSssr LAr.--willian NJ Bloodgood, lad fourteen
years age araigncd before Justice Ledwi.h yes
,day charged with the thief, Of hsndkerchiof and kid
gloves valued at So, from Edward Todd, of No a2I
Eighth avenue Btcoigoot admitted taxing portion or
the property and committed for trial default of
$500 bail
Urym1SG An Al,sGsp Fos.Rp OsntS Weller Nor
GAN aged Gteen, and Thomas N Featherston, aged six
teen, committed yesterday by justice Mansfield. in
81, 900 the charge OF uttcrins an alleged
forged order letter dated January TO- pnrpvtug 10
been written by H. " sgier Jr, for II. v. Sieer,
Nos IS aud VI Mercer street. addressed - Schsltg 4
Bro manufacturers Of gold and SILVER leaf requesting
delivery bearer OF packs OF silver leaf and ten
packs OF gold leaf, stating that II wanted mime.
dstey 70 he packed with order for New Orleans and
that the bill OF tue woud he paid presentation
the following morning Supposipg the order genuine
schultz delivered The leaf 10 Feaherston the presenter
and shortly after doing called upon by an oNcer
the Tenth precinct and informed ths; ne the ocer
had Morgan ith gold leaf IN his posses
under suspicious circumstances. Inquiry being thus
suggested, Mr. Schultz further informed by the
sleged drawer gler OF the order thai forgery
aud had been written authorized 10 DO written by
him
MEETING os the STREET. CLEANING COMMISSIONERS
Ata meeting Of the Street Cleer Commits s,oners