The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SELLING OBSCENE PICTUREs-For some time complaints
have been OF frequent occurrence at of the station
houses in relation 10 the number OF boys going around
town who in tho habit Of vending obscene and dis
gushing prints but not until the present there
arrest made In the forenoon Of yesterday officer
Keaey, Of the Eighth precinct, arrested boy named
Samuel Brenaneu, whom he caught he alleges in the
of peding prints of the kind referred to- On being
brought to the station house tho little fellow, who is
rather Intelligent gave such information led to the
discovery Of the parties from whom no bought the
were not very bad; but tho boy said the parties
wanted him to take others which much
Tho officer then visited the place, directed by
the boy and in basement at the Of Houston and
Columbia streets succeeded In arresng Slas Lockwood
and Ira NJ. Lang number of the prints were brought
yesterday The charge OF violating the statute
in selling obscene pictures being preferred against them,
Justice Smith committed them In default Of bail to an
swer the charge.
STEALING orr BARaE.-Lawrence Corbett, Cap
tain Of the barge 1e74 appeared before Justice Smith,
yesterday, and preferred charge OF larceny against
Thomas Wilson, accusing him of stealing clothing to the
value Of 500 Wilson. who is o South Carolinian by
birth had nothing TO say to the accusation. He wascom
mtted for trial.
JUVENILE FALsR PRnENcE.-Henry Waterman is q
young shaver Of peposssssng appearance and
ing winning tongue, against whom the following story
is aleged:-He went on Friday TO Albert Bechtel. of
No. 637 Pearl street, and stated that he desired two
Of paper for Mr.. RUSSELL that he had order,
but had been employed by Russell year and had
perform his part that he obtained the paper and de-
camped Herewith causing o loss OF 50 to tho unsus-
pecting Bechte who afterwards .scersansd that the
particular Theodore Russell Of No % Centre street,
gave the facts above before Justice Bowling, who
locked up the youngster for trial. Patrick Eagan,
Thomas Haguan and Richard Murray, all boys were
also arrested similar charges and locked up for sx
animation.
EXCISE VIOLATIONS Tho following unlucky and do
doaIor Onedt
fore Justice Bowling charges Of having violated the
provisions Of the Excise law by selling or exposing
liquors and beer the bbath:-Robert s. Graw, Of
No Blocker street; Henry Hahn No Centre street
molly, 1873 Pearl street. John Bowe, 100 Roosevelt street,
All required TO give bail for trial at the General
Sessions
WANTED His CIGARS AND CIDER. Dennis Casey is
funny Irishman, who has toothsome longing good
cider and first class cigars In order to crafty his
he feonously, ss it 10 alleged, appropriated bottle
Of apple juice and hundred cigars, valued at S24
The legitimate owner OF such good Havanas Mr. Alfred
Dorian, Of Nos 95 90 and 81 Fulton Market did not
relish this proceeding, and caused Cssey's arrest by
officer Haag Of the Second precinct and tho property
was found in his possession. Justice Downing not SYM
pa,hizing with such admrer OF the nicotine weed,
LAID him up in ordinary for trial at the special Sessions.
LARCENY OF CLocK.--John Moore IS NO relation to
| Tom Moore, who celebrated for good time and
metrical John is however, lover Of metals
and DESTROYS of knowing the exact time Of day, ap-
propriated, il is charged, common clock in . common
way. all also q quantity Of bronze, yellow and white
metals and being the lawful property OF Reuben shep-
herd Of 1917 Chryse street. The losing Shepherd made
for his and and S0sr OF To,
Of the property In his possession Justice Bowling
srciscd his prerogatve and Moore now inhabits CELL
DECISIONS Jusncn HOGAN THE CARLISLE STREET
ARSON TN METROPOLITAN HOTEL BURGLARY CASE
the Of Carl Gossn and Henry f. syberg accused
Of having nre the premises No Carlisle street.
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