The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SIwuLpgRNG A rRpsK.--James Dempsey. NO 10
Sixth avenue, preferred charge OF larceny agsih@
James Ellis who - accused Of deliberately walking
away with leather trunk and Of the value OF $50
IL Is alleged that he caught IN the ACT OF Carrying
away has shoulder, when he was overnauioa anu
given In charge OF policeman Justice Doage 1s h
whom he brought yesterday afternoon, heio MIN
Tor trial IN default OF bail.
vIolxrT AssAmr--vctor Kiugman, smart, COM
baiive looking Young man. who 10 evidently impressed
with the idea that this world is an unusually large Sad
die Rock o. se that it his individual business TO
open the bvave with his good sword as Shakespeare
hath il In his haste however, 70 get hts share OF the
meat he sometimes oersteps the bounds OF modesty,
and strikes ont from the shoulder. was testified
TO yesterday by Samuel Segaii, Of Hester street.
who stated that be Victor he'd violently assaulted
him by striking him ON the nose and eve.
The defenduni. while Sega stated his case fmied
no were exceedingly the relation his fstic
exploit looking on II in fact a capital joke and would
perhaps hsye ended his smile with explosive langh
had not Justice Shandey Of the Essex Market police
court. before whom the case tried. stcrnly repr
manded ham tor his unseemiy conduct. Klugman
offered In ezenuation Of his conduct, THAI he had
and that he had waited two hours for his money and
when he dd ask for II, met by reproaches from
ms agent ana oven showed oil the sidewalk but az ne
had NO witness present 10 sustain his assertions, he
was held TO bail in $500 10 answer at the General
Sessions.
The Gooex QuEsrros.-Last night while the virtuous
inhabitants OF East Forty street, between Fourth
and Madison avenues vel in their first sleep
premises Of Mrs Eliza 2onon and attempted it Is alleged
TO on hureen geese but the bipeds not liking this
nocturnal disturbance RULED their feather and cacked
very much their ancestors of Rome did upon one
OCCASION and the consequence tho awakening OF their
mistress from dream in which she saw mountains OF
down aud shiploads or feathers. The bold marauder
Flood was arrested in tho act by Mrs Ronon the alder
and abeor in the alleged theft escaping, and with the
assistance Of an N. had him incarcerated Yes'er-
day the alleged goose thief introduced 10 Justice
Connolly of the Yorkville Police Court whocommtted
him to prison to answer at the Special Sessions
An UNrATssuL SERvAsr.--A young woman named
Catharinc sculIy arrested yesterday and taken be-
fore Justice Connolly of the Fourth District Police Court
charged with stealing her mistress Mrs. Eliza Ley
SER OF 12lst and Third avenue twenty dollars in
money, which she subsequently expended in the pur-
OF second hand clothing at Jew store In the ave-
nue., little lower down. Mrs. Leyser who appears TO
be kind-hearted woman stated that ts the third
time within short period that she had been robbed
~ servants, and that she had refrained from
prosecuting them she had desire TO drveke poor
the commission OF irredeemable deeds
Tho girl Scully she would not have had arrested could
she have prevailed The dealer in second hand garments
lsaee TO take back the apparel and return her tho
money. Az was she bad no other recourse lelt her
than the girls arrest Catharine Scully, in
default OF BAIL was held for trial.
RESPECTABLE COUNTRY GIRLS DISTRESS FOUND WAN
PARK.--Yes,erday afternoon, in the
midst OF the deluge of ram, Casper Antes OF tho Park
police, found wandering in OF the avenues, In an
objeccss manner clothing thoroughly saturated,
two fresh, country looking girls of about the age OF
eighteen years. who when questioned stated that they
strangers in the city, that they had no place they
could call their home and even were without money
or friends Tho officer surprised at this
statement and satisfied they what they represented
themselves to befriendess and innocent young girls
proposed that they should be taken before the sitting
Magistrate OF the Fourth District police court, Michael
Connolly, and inform him Of their situation. TO this
s sne o. Of me &
there Is any difference in their gave her name as
Carrie l. Dubois She stated that her father, who is
blacksmith resides in Canterbury, noar Newburg that
for two years she acted In tho capacity Of waiter in hotel
in that village but that she could not longer remain
there on account OF tho yranca or her STEP
mother The other GIRL who is exceedingly pretty said
she last resided in Amsterdam this State, where she had
worked; but getting out Of employment thought If
she Came 10 Now York she could obtain work mme-
datey. Having little money, saved from her wages,
she paid her fare on the cars to Hastings where she
Smith, and then resumed hor journey TO the
city, where she valnly imagined she would Ind
dered through the city nearly week and had made
the acquaintance In she Park Of her companion 10 dis
IN rs
judge, who spoke encouragingly TO them, telling.
them he would send them to . respectable place
where they would he properly taken OF tho
House OF the Good Shepherd) until employ
could be obtained for them. The girls, who are unu-
sually intelligent for their class seemed deeply grateful
for the interest that taken in their welfare and left
the court under the guidance of their Park friend officer
Antes to place where they can rcpose more securely
han IN the public grounds streets OF great CITY,
A FANCY FOR GoIp PEss AND ToorHpcEs-ARREEr OF
ALLEGED SHorIIrTERs the morning OF the Goth ut
man rejoicing In the novel name Of Smith-Samue
Smitb-cntered the store Of Mr. stephen N. Griswod
No III Broadway, and asked Avery H. Parsons, the
clerk 70 attendance, TO show him some casters which
be expressed wish 10 buy for target company LITER
examining the goods Smith said he would go out aud
look at other casters, and II be failed suit him.
self better would come back and make investment
About ten O'Clock the same night smith entered the
oo a. s suS
another man, whose namc Is unknown, entered the
place, immediately after which Smith started out.
Ca and amin .keA
which, according 10 their they wanted
eating saloon. Without making any purchases now
ever the lef after which the clerk missed from
the table nearly twenty i've gold pens and
pencil plated toothpcks and other articles
ss ooou @ hs and as se, On
morning observed Sanford and Smith entering
lists store in Maiden lane South street. He called
officer Canovan. Of the Second precinct, and tho
reappeared IN the street they arrested whereupon
Il is alleged, they attempted TO throw away slsee-
ton keys and other burglarious implements The de-
PENDANTS who deny their guilt and claim DO able 10
prove abb, Gagen before Justice Bowling and
committed 10 the Tombs for examination. The third
party alleged TO have bosn concerned in the theft still
81 large.
ALLEGED SwrxpLk-Myron Van Duser, fory-seven
years OF age native Of Columbia county this State
and living q, No. les Duane street, Friday ar.
rested BY officer fcaycroft Of the Tombs Police Court
this city. Barry, 70 his affidavit says that the 10th
day OF August he saw 10 daily paper On advertisement
pership IN . profitable business NY calling at No "a
Dunno street. Barry called there and met the prisoner
who represented himself gold and silver elestro-
platter and doing Q business Of &seo per month. Gan
paser represented that his business In prosperous
condition. and in consideration Of the payment OF $3.50
By Barry the accused agreed TO give him half interest
10 Che business, which he was also 10 teach him thor
ougEiy. Barry then paid his $3.50 after which, II 10
alleged the defendant absented himself from his place
OF business and utterly failed 70 perform his part OF
the contract Barry therefore, charges Van Duser with
cheating him out Of his money by means OF false and
fraudulent representations II Is also alleged that tho
prisoner has previously advertised in several New York
papers for parner and has been waited upon BY many
persons Of small means and out Of employment Jusos
Bowling required the accused 10 find bail In the Of
900 answer tho charge before the Court Of General
Sessions.