The New York herald., 1867-03-10
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THs RopsxRr or COLONEL BKRDAS-S3oo00 wosrH OF
1 srocx Srotxs-Colonel Hiram Berdan who was robbed
on board the New Haven Thursday night while
coming from Bridgeport yesterday appeared before JUS
| tice Bowling and made complaint against James
OConnor the young man In whose possession the bag
was found by officer Heidelberg OF the Second precinct
previously reported Besides the clothing in the bag
70 the value S60 1t contained hundred and three
shares par stock Of the Berdan Firearms Manufactur
ing Company OF the value OF s3o000 all OF which
recovered by officer Heidelberg, and subsequently
stored to Colonel Berdan. O'Connor who says he WINS
hired bv stranger 10 carry the bac 70 BrooiIvn was
| committed to the Tombs for trial without bail
SHoPLYrERs CAUGHT IN THE Acr-Yesterday morn
ing eight o'clock Catharine Lenox Mary Brown,
alias Hymen and Lewis Smith, alias James Wolf,
dropped into the store OF Messrs Bartlett Beerv Co
4l0 Broadway, and asked Charles G Doty one of the
clerks, to show them some goods While Wolf engaeed
Mr.. poty In conversation, II Is alleged the women
s,eaitny concealed two pieces Of silk, valued at sa75,
nnder the folds of their dresses. Unfortunately for
them the theft discovered whereupon all three OF
the parties detained till officer Mc5ally. OF the
Sixth precinct sent for and took them in charge
On searching the female prisoners the silks
found In their possession although they endeavored
dvest themselves OF the goods before search in
sttrtee Tho feminines were taken before Justice
Dowling FOR examination.
ARREST OF SHoPiIrrRs RsoovERY or STOLEN
PRopERrY.-Two or three mornings since . couple OF
professional shopfers named William H. Howard alias
Hesse aud Hermann Sachs entered the store Of Nessrs
~chwartzer, Gracf Pool No IS Beekman street, and
selected quantity Of goods which they promised to cali
and pay for the day. They, however, did not re-
and subsequent to their departure the firm missed
thirty dozen pen knives, valued at S492 The morning
following the theft Captain Jourdan, Of the Sixth pre-
net, with officers Dunn and Riker while riding on .
Third avenue near Twenty eighth street, saw How
ard and Sachs with heavy leather bag about jumping
from the front platform of the car Suspectng some
thing wrong Captain Jourdan and his officers arrested the
dozen psn knives which proved to have been stolen
from the above named 6rm. Yesterday morning the
prisoners taken beform Justice Bowling and COM
mted to the Tombs for examination The premises
occupied by the defendants No. POS East Thirty
street. searched by Captain Jourdan. but stolen
goods were disco vered here.l
ROBBERY IN PARK SrREEr.-Three women named
Mary McDermott Catharne Sweeoy and Johanna Carpen
ter were yesterday brought before Justice Bowling by
officer Of the Fourth precinct the charge OF hav-
ing stolen coats and Treasury notes. valued In
all at 500, from William hilners residing at No. Ill
East Thirty fourth street. Miner entered the houee So
Park street with Kate Sweepy, and while there fell
asleep After sleeping several hours Miner awoke, and
found that his coats and money had been stolen The
m ssng clothing was subsequently found In possession
Of Mary and Johanna but the money has not
vet been recovered The prisoners taken before
Justice Downing snd committed 20 the T0m65 for trial
in default Of 81 600 ball EACH
ThE REcsSr LOTTERY IN BBnADwAy.-An examination
in the Of Henry Ellis arrested for being engaged in
the lottery business at No 81 broadway took place be-
Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon. Orlando l.
stewart, counsel for Ellis, made motion for the dis.
had not been violated. The motion was overrulcd by
the magistrate wbereupon officer Waliing, OF the Fifth
precinct, who made the complaint against Ellis was
his testimony the motion TO dismiss renewed and
again denied the magistrate deciding TO hold Ellis for
trial before the Court Of General sessions
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND LARcESr. Jungst was
arragned yesterday the Essex Market Police Court
upon the above separate complaints preferred against
him by Gustave KOCH OF No Is Stanton street. and
Henry Helms, Of No. 220 West Fortv-frst street, re
srectvey Tho affidavit OF Koch sets forth that about
eight O'Clock in the morning Of January 2lst Jungst
came into his shop IN Orchard street and inquired for
work. He was TOLD there was none. when he sat down
by the where he remained for about hour, dur
Inc which time the complainant opened his desk in
sight Of Jungst and put $50 into IT, Complainant loft his
shop at six O'Clock In the evening, not having in that
time removed this monev. In the morning IL was
gone, and q rear window, which he had closed
the night s Tns S'I a. Tsn.
states that on October 0 last Jungst came
into his lager beer ,.OOa ,a.,, in Eisnsh . avenue M
csiv,d permission TO remain there during the night
Just before 70 the room back Of the saloon tho
pocket and retiring hung his psntaoco on the bed
post When he got the following morning about I'VE
cused was committed by Justice snandiey TO answer
each charge. bail being liked at $500.
ALLEGED LxscsxY or wArcH --FFancis Goodwin
vas arragned yesterday at tho Fourth District Police
Court CHARGED on the complaint or Anna Goodwin, OF
No. stryker's row, corner Of Eleventh avenue and
the value or sl2S. Justice Kelly committed him for
examination.
CaEAr WAY OBTAIN FURNITURE William 8. Wal
co broker doing business at No 40 Broad street,
arra ned before Justice Dodge yesterday charged by
Mrs Dockstader OF eo5 West Twenty y-nrh street. with
the theft Of lounge and other property belonging TO
her which haA couaiped In house leased by her
him at No. 80 East Twenty ninth str ct. Wacot left
without giving previous notice, the 2Sh OF February
ard examination Mrs. Dockstader found that portions
of property had been removed and supposed that
Malcott had taken them On applying at the Office Of
articles OF properly belonging her Officer OByrne
OF the Jefferson Market Court squad, arrested wacot
who admitted 70 him that the lounge portion of
Mrs. Dockstaders property. walcott was held 70 an
swsr in 81, 600 BAIL
ARnxsr ALLEGED NorED HorxL TMU.-Francs
Louis Carston alias Ham, alleged noted hots thief
was auagned before Justice Dodge yesterday. charged
with the then of two Bibles from the ST. James Hotel
Caton was recognized bv the keeper OF hotel sixth
avenue as the person who had engaged room at his
house and had stolen horse from another party whe
scrp,ng there He was committed for examination and
further Identification.
ALLEGED LARCENY Russell was srraianed be.
fore Justice Dodge yesterday charged with the larceny
OF bond Of the county Of Buena VISTA Iowa, Of the
denomination OF 81 900. The accused entrusted
with the bond By Cornelius r. Harley, OF 80 B,secker
street. the purpose of having negotiated and as 10
alleged refused although asked TO do 30 by
Mr. Harey. Russell committed FOR examination.
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