The New York herald., 1867-03-22
POLICE INPELLiaEdO9.

siss i1ia ~ha.tb, fVrg q No 0J It stfeeb ~ p7tno
through Forty seventh street, nom lha Niaa % Tfh
avenue los, from her pocket six pawn t,osei pre-
scnng rold watch ana chain set o, jesery eoasis
Ing Of earrings ocet AMI crcss pair II bracelets. |.
Spoons. neck eaaip breast pm, shawl &C. valued NJ
500. The Saturday following Miss snsith wcni = the
for the pnrroSr o1 reieemOg ,hem butt her astonh-
mept told that the properly had been taken oNt by
BOY who s'aa M :, .a, he had been es saas y ;son
had IN interview with Mr.. Jones' who tod her he had
caused the re.ease OF four of the tickets which tckeis
he had received from John w Luke to redeem, and tai
he had redeemed them at Iuke's request. on being
shown the articles Represented by tho tickets Miss snah
ideniihsa them as belongrg her Mr. Isaac 4 jones'
pawn tickets and requested him 10 redeem and keep
the articles until he should call for them Search hav-
Directive sweli, of the Second prec nci, AMI taken
before Justice Bowling, who committed MIN to the
onos lot esa'h'n,,on. me prisoh,f, WY t..elus "
boy, but did not give his name. \as
PASSING FALSE ToxEs.--Augus. Hoffman, sermau
forty four years of age. living of Thry'onrth
and Eighth avenue yestcriny brought bseore
Justice Downing on tho charge OF defraudDg Aioiph
wilkan, of No 447 Third avenue, by of a faso
token On the 10Th inst the prisoner called upon lr
wilken and presented to him what seemed to a check
the Firth National Bank, OF this city, for $500, pur
porting TO have been drawn by 5r Christian Schwartz
President OF the "up Town Savings Bank" Hoffman
represented that he knew the sgaatnra the cheek
be that OF MIR Schwartz ant requested Wisan 10 loan
him si40 on the check. Believing tho CHECK TO gen
ulne aud The representations or II ftnan In every
particular Mr. Wilken advanced the required amount,
but subsequently, learned thai the check worthless,
the sgnatprc Mr. Schwartz bens forgery The to-
committed for trial III default OF $1,000 bail
PROFESSIONAL LrGai- FINGERED FEaALgs.-Detectiyc
Farley yesterday arrested Ann Wilson. alias Cug and
Kate scanon professional pcSpockets whom he caught
in Grand street. in the act Of attempting to pick the
pocket of an unknown lady While Ann was ond savor
ing 10 learn the contents OF the adys pocket Kate acted
..covcrern by walking backwards and forwards to
withdraw attention from her con eicratc but they did
Farley scc,red them L,st,es pewI,np m,ted tho
prisoners TO the lonlbs for trial.
vIoLArISa LOTTERY LAWS William L. Simmons,
John Burr and Jacob Bausch yesterday brought
before Justice Dowling on the complaint Of Nelson
Ferris, Of No. 16i Christopher street. He char the
de endauts with having the 10th instant, endorsed
books for the purpose of enabling Jacob Cute cf No.
l76 Broadway to sell and veld lot cry policies depending
upon the drawing Of lotteries In the State Of KenucSy
1t Is further charged that the accused parties are part
the brsiness Of backing policies The ma-istrae
held tho prisoners in $500 bail each TO appear for trial.
TIE BccUs CnEcS SaISDLEa.-Chsrlas dc Viciers, the
check swiadler account OF whose exploits pub
lshed in yesterdays HERALD was brought before JUS
tcc Dowlng and two complaints lodged against HIM. 10
obtained set Of harness from Mcssrs DeInaresi Bail
Co., 81 Resde street. giving payment bogus check
purporting 70 have been drawn on the Ninth National
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harness from Charles Briesel l3l seventh the
cio,k tais instanc being Grawa bans OF tho
Manhattan Company By D. Il. Malle.. vieliels
m:ticd for trial on noth Complaints Before beng
argainei ia couTs the accused taken che
o, Broadway and Nnih street by oiicer Strauss, and
there he gave n The slip ad fed to he basement OF
house IN Nespn p!acp. whittier he was pursuci and
arrested. Veiers pretended that SONS gpods h . had
OBJ an on voorhees, checss were soc.eted Ut
Ninth stree. and BroadsGy, Dat 1t sG0seq gca ~ a,-
peared his only object II gon. iaere WAS TO make
atiemp; 10 escape. .&asAH A4#
ALLEGED BuRGIARy--John d. williamson of l3s West
Tcnth street, appeared before Justice Doige the Sec
ond District Police Court yesterday and entered co1.
plant against HughJ Fergus charging him with having
nurgariousy entered the premises above mentioned on
he eth Inst aud stealing trunk and other property
valued in all at s533. Forgas loterinI around
The neghb rhood fer several days previous TO tn,
mission of the burglary hut he dcny disappeared
aud not seen again uutil tina 20lh inst no
was Wa taken iao custody and asraisnsd on the eaarge
soaily denied any Kuowe3 20 Of tho alair 0e
mitted IN default OF 50, 900 bail. -e tef. s.t.l
DisaoSEsT GLACIERS --Juus Esscibaum, an employee
at the store No. ASS Broadway made charge before
Jas1cs Dodge at ths Second District Police Court yes
tcrdav, against A5ram Un,cr and Hasnlieb Beck, in
which he stated that four pieces ss valued a. $780,
stolen from tue Of his employers Monday
last circumstances which led him TO suspect the
parties above mentioned Unrer and Beck were en-
gased 10 putting glass IN rsr,itoas, AMI without
reason, had removed pare Of gass which ia bccD put
moving Monday the parties connected with toe
went TO the sidewalk leaving the yazlers work. and
near ~acre the pane OF gass had been out,
mis- ed The gazlers wers at suspected, and de-
tectivc Glynn was consulted by Esseibaan an: his
poycrs and he at set about the suspected
pane rcmover He succeeded in capturing Urger, but
thus far Beck has managed to keep out Of The way.
UnScr committed r,r exasainaten ami it Is highly
probable tnat Beck VIII shortly be IN ~ ;5iy
ALLscEp LARCENY PEaSos.--wiliam Burtis
and John Edsal arraiSned before Justice DODGE
yesterday charged by samuel Lake, of NO. 81 Morton
street, with inc theft Of quantity of money and watch,
valued In al0, Sloa The parties attending pri
vac soc'able and Lake, WHO somcwh hat under ths
influence of liquor, ndaced 10 in ana gentle
men g dtcssins where he soon fu Rs.eep Wncn
he awokc ne found that his pccEethc,s watch were
gone, and nasmlcn as Birts and Eieaii had .he
money IN his possession ne charged then with the
miss of the theft. Both Young stouv asserted
their entire nnocencc snd gavc bonds In 5000 TO
be examined IN regard TIE charge preferred AGAINST
them.
vroLArioyoF THE ExGsg LAW Julius s!,ckiin OF No.
rs Am,ty siree, and fraacs Graf, OF Ss. 34 West
Thirty street, gnci before Justice Dodge
yes crdav charged wish v,.at ons Of sho Esciso las.
MacSin was charged with keeping his store open after
midnight aud iraf was charged with giving liquor
boy under fourteen ya1rs OF ace whereby latter
came ia oxicaed fney both held to answer in
$500 bail each.
CoysriRAcf To DErEAuD --Pa'rck II. Herman liquor
dealer, o. second and Twenty seventh
on Wednesday last, charged abovs on tao complaint
OF Edward Underhi, OF 40l Greenwich street. An ex.
animation beng had In the case, tho following avcrred
facts appeared in evidence. On Monday last Francis
Woods, caran, called az ir. Underns placcof busi-
ness, and presenting order cnclosci a scaled en-.
velope, purporting 10 DO signed by "w Nugsntr OBJ
laned thereon hogsh ais 81 beer and two barrels
cf ale, IN all OF the value of 81, Loading this upon
his truck Woods starred on his way to deliver IL
he had beea drcc,eivlz, Wn. Nusents store, Jer-
sey Clty-and lad proceeded far tie ferry
when he was met by tho person who
had engaged him Jerscv City 10 cart
the bcor tnither ana who from description he believes
TO be iairck Matthew'S and reaircc;ed by him to
cnrt IL TO kesnlna store in Second aysnue which no
accordingly did, delivering the two barrels OF ae in tho
cellar aud the bear the Sidewalk Ia front of
store. IL further appeared that the Matthew's
~ company with kcruan on nat day havin; called at
his store while the beer tue entered
inio couverssion wIia him. daring whlch tins beer
avain loaded ON cart and taken away, and again, later
In tue evening, being present and with ker
wgcu officer came % inquire for hl.n Justice