The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
POLICE INTELLIGXNCE.


ErrKSsTx THrTrs BY PeHTER.--For the last eigh-
toen months the firm Of Messrs. Theodore D. Boughton
Co, SIS warrvn street. has lost white Iesd, zrnc ill.,
seed OIL whiting, 30, to the amount Of about s., 500,
which intervals has mysterously disappeared from
their The firm not being able TO learn by whom
the goods taken applied to Captain Greer Of the
Third precinct and asked him to unreFel the mystery
for them Detective Tiey and officer Murray, Of the
Third precinct, deputed to take the matter in
charge after watching the both day and night
driven epsy dy to the stOrs ey hom. Ro"ike Dennis
Desmond tho porter there TO receive him. and in
few inmates barrel OF rsced oil and another OF whit
ing valCed at 500 Placed the cart and Rourke
drove rapidly away. On reaching Broadway detective
Tey jumped on the cart With the driver and
directed him to proceed to the Chambers street police
station, which he did The driver said he had boon
employ by Desmond co take the goods TO Brooklyn;
that had previously taken FIVE six loads Of goods
from Mr. Boughtons store TO Brooklyn at Dosnond's
direction The latter arrested by the officers, and
confessed to taking goods from his employers and
ton avenue, Brooklyn, for q sum below their
real value. Armstrong, who was also arrested,
had been stolen and there being no proof Of guilty
knowledge his part, Justice Hogan discharged him.
the magistrate held them for the larceny Desmond
pleaded guilty but Rourke soutly asserted his inno
ccnce.
ARREST A REprrsp HOTEL THEr.-Euge0e de Ange-
les, Frsnchman, "a years Of age, yesterday de-
teced by Mr. George s. Adams attache OF the Metro
occupied by Mr. Warren Leland, with intent TO steal
clothing valued at 500 belonging TO Mr. Leland, and
suspected individual by special officer Porter or the
hotel assisted by Detective Strauss attached TO head
quarters De Angeles was taken before Justice Hogan
and locked up for trial.
FALSE TO HIS TRusr-Mr Richard McAghan is ono Of
the managers the Paterson Express Company located
No. 1856 Chambers street. and, few days ago. being
called away for few hours he left David j. O'Connel
in charge Of the office until his return During
McAghans absence letter containing $45 reached
oconnei neil opened the letter and absracssd the
money. These facts becoming known to
and officer Murray, Of the Third precinct, and YES
tcrday morning they succeeded in arresting O'Con-
NELL who confessed TO taking the money charged II
appears that the prisoner used the funds pay debt
which he owed one Of the military companies Of Brook
lyn The accused taken before Justice Hogan and
bail OConnell is twenty-five years Of age, native Of
Ireland and lives in Prospect street, Brooklyn.
A LeHTnNGERED OPERAnoy.-Ye Yesterday morning
Hermann Bernbarbier residing at II Casharne street.
standing nearly in front OF the Fourth Ward Station
House, whom George Johnson, charged came mp and
thrnsting Of his hands into his coat pocket stole
therefrom 81 10 in fractional currency. johnson
caught in the act and taken in charge by officer Oates
OF the Fourth Precinct Justice Hogan committed the
accused for trial in default Of -, 700 bail
ALLEGED LARcESY-Elen Cosgrove Was arraigned yes
terday the Essex Market Police Court charged with
residence Of the complainant, Anthony Bloth No 2lo
Delaney street. The clothing stolen the night
Of May Z. and it appears from the statement of Mr.
Bloth that Ellen had engaged in his family domes-
Tic three or four days PREVIOUSLY and disappeared At
subsequently, arrested by an officer OF the Thrteenth
precinct portion Of the property complained Of a. hav
ing been stolen found her and identified
by the complainant Justice Mansfield held Ellen to
answer
A JUVENILE SUSPECTED BURGLAR-Oscar Nephew, q
boy about fourteen years Of age arrested Friday
night by officer Of the Eleventh precinct, who Oh.
served him prowling suspicously about the rear of q
store that ward. Upon Oscars person was found
Jimmy, large dirk with sheath, some keys aud piece
n candle. Being brough, before Justice Mansfield At
The Essex Market Police Court Oscar was committed TO
he House OF Refuge.
An AMBITIOUS YorrH.-GeorRe Stumpf, lad about six
years Of age, arrsgned at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday upon the complaint Of his
mother who stated that he idle and dsobedient,
field why he did obey his mother and 60 to work,
George replied, Zoos 70 be SPORT He was
sent TO the House Of Refuge.
REFCsNG TO ADArE NUisAxcK-John Mills, Of East
Eighteenth street. between avenue and First avenue
was arrested yesterday upon warrant issued by Justice
Mansfield. ct the instance OF the Boaad OF Health,
whose order TO remove hts busness-that Of manufac.
turing shelf lime, entered by them public nuisance
Is alleged he disrsgarded He gave bail to answer.
AnxGyp DroRpERLY HoUsx-Kate Jollie No. 1877
the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, and
charged with keeping discrdery house and making IL
the resort q disreputable characters Three other
fsmales were arrested in the house They
ally held to answer in the sum Of 81. 900 each.
ALLxcKp LAxcxSY A Coin wArcH John and Joseph
johnson, both coored men, is alleged engaged
by Ma Carrie n Canenger Of No so West 10Th street.
70 remove her furniture from suit Of apartments TO
another. Among the articles 20 be removed ives a
bureau, in one Of the drawers Of which Was Q gold
watch valued 1t e65. When the articles were removed
The complainant discovered that the gold watch was
missing, and made . complaint against the Johnsons
under The belief that they appropriated TO their own
use Justice Ledwith on hearing The committed
the accused for trial
THE Dxrsorp CASE The further examination Of Wit
nesses IN the Kmbali Dctmold case. the particulars
OF which have all been published in the HERALD was
continued before Justice Lsdwh the Jefferson Mar
kct Police Conrt yesterday. further adjournment
took place until future day
Tn EnnLxR ALISGKD LARcvyv CAss.-In the case Of
Henry Emmler charged with stealing $1,000 from Mr..
Henry thinner q - Third svenue Justice Hogan yes
terday dismissed the complaint aud discharged
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