The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-10
POLICE IMTELLIGENCE.

The TALE pr BRzAsrnN.-A lady named Helen In
,gersol living in Eghty-sizth street. yesterday came
before Justice LedNh and preferred complaint ayanst
Margaret Barber who is accused OF stealing a gdys
'breastpn valued at 5000 Margaret voluntarily ac.
knowietgei having the pin in her possession, and
pawned it IN East Broadway FOR small Tho
ner III which she got the property Is according TO
own statement by finding il in tho yard A short
time after the pin being placed in pawn, tho ac-
cused returned, in compnny with man, and re-
deemed Ii. Ii is stated that Margaret sold the
pm 10 the man: in whose possession 1t waE
found blythe police Yesterday Margsret was brought
into Jefferson Marks, Police Court and charge in
accordance with the foregoing facts preferred
against her. The pawnbfoSer who received the pin
witness IN tho matter, arraigned tho charge OF
being receiver Of stolen goods. Against the third
party who is said to have bought the pin from the
ac USED oil ter was taken from the pawn Office there
was no charge made. Margarc: was comm tied in
oefault OF $1,000 ball. and Deionr, tho pawnbroaer
admitted 10 bail in the OF i,00) answer az the
Court OF Special Sessions.
THE EIGHrH COMMANDMENT IN QrEsrIoy-LewTs NJ
Fhilps e3 Sixth avenue, has had the misfortune Of
naV'ng in his employment young man clerk, named
Francis G. Burke, whose appreciation OF the Eighth
Commandment IL is charged, Is no. such as to lead him
10 very strict observance Of its teaching On the 9th
or TIE sum OF twenty -four dollars due to COM
Fainart was paid to tae accused who according
10 tne Allegation, appropriated It TO his use The
discovery OF this little peccadio led Investigation
which addaced the fact s further charged that young
preparations from his employers box Justice Con.
noly decided upon giving the accused hearing before
the Cecr OF Special Sessions, but in the meantime
mtted him in default Of $500 bail
GOLD CaAiS FANClzR.-Appearances arc sometimes
decefu In this city and especially around tie police
courts OF the same the truth Of this adage often
'exempaed case in point occurred yesterday, which
came under the notice OF the Second District Police
Court Ayoung man named James Bennett, whose OK.
ternal appearance would lead ono to suppose no
got up regardless OF expense accused OF stcang
gold chaia valued at SIS from Simon Reiss No. Any
&treet Net content With or these useful appcndases
d is alleged hat James paid second visit to the cstah
aismen, Of enry D. Melville, rs Beecter street. and
took thercfrom still more valuable Chain. worth S45
He was arragncd on both charges before Justice Led
with who committed the festive chan ancier n default
Of bail. -,
WHOLESALE LARCENY OF SrAyGLrs Peter Hannah o.
Fllythird street, was found in possession Of $3.50
worth OF spanges, which he trying sell ride.
uousy lew price to Mr. Rbei of No. p Warren street.
and on his being arrested by Detective Tley OF the
Third Warl he confessed having purchased the goods
from bis brother John, at NJ varic, street. who
likewise arrested. man named John Shea of No 81
PARK street, was next pointed a. tho person who
bad sold them the spangles. and he implicated
cornelius Murphy. employed By bradley, Vests &
Carey, No. 81 Chambers street. When Murphy
arrested he confessed to having stolen all OF tho differ
eut lots OF spanges found in the possession OF tho other
prisoner and the entire four arragnod before JUS
tics Dow,ing yesterday afternoon After an examiua-
or OF testimony the case. the sistrate decided
the Hannah brothers were discharged Murphy and
Shea locked up for trial at the General Sessions
asa 1sa 'A' a'ssl s'a' curing 'n' p''s's'' us
Ftasr CLASS Srsss AND Irs REsuLrs.-Julla Judd
and Harriet Sherman wore arrested yesterday o
charge Of larceny Whom arragned before Justice Dow
ling Albert E. Deunison, clerk in tho First National
Bank OF Brooklyn aypesrod complainant, aud stated
that on Thursday no received 100 by exchange from
New York banks, and proceeded to High Bridge
money in mis- possession. In the course OF
bis peregrinatioas Dcnnison formed the ac1uaa,
uucs OF tho accused and passed the night
10 their arms having also drunk considerable tho
premises When he became satiateG With pleasure yes
terday uorning tho festive Brookynite was reused from
his bss!u dream by discovering that he had los. Loo
out OF bank money. hence the complain: against his
fair female friends As the evidence cot in proper
shape st present the two rcanded for fur
ther examination, and they proceeded to their cells in
Hood OF tears.
JuvgNLa vAoRASrs-Six small boys and girls aged
from sight twelve years. named respectively Lewis
Gerhard, Aun Mon.eith, Mary Digman, John Harris,
Moses Harris and George Isaac arrested carly yes
terday morning and brought up before Justice shandcy
charged with vagrancy Oflcer John Boodgood OF the
Thirteenth precinct who arrested tho dclnqucnts said
tha, he found tho lot sitting down at tho corner Of BY
glarreny 10 the sharing OF the spos or some
ourssry or sny ~ w1en sney wcse ne al
to the reiormatory.
FURIOUS DrlvryG.-Jamcs Shields was charged by
officer Hughes with driving reckicssly In the public
streets Committed by yust,cc Siaudey for trial.
DOMESTIC TaouBrxs-A small cxciabe German gentle
m,n who rejoced In the possession Of name strangely
like 'Fitzbagnio7 brought q complaint agalns, Mrs.
Mccormack, residing in tho house with him and
apparently respectable hard working woman, for
allowing her children annoy him aud ms family The
compla pant whose emotion almost too grea. for
utterancc stated that the eldest girl OF Mrs McCormack
had laughed Mt and hooted his children. Mrs. Nc
Cormack tho other hand said that her daughter
deaf and. dumb and consequently gil,lcss Of the
charge, aad that Mr. FHzbagnos girl had thrown jug
of water over her. and that In fact the German family
disliked thom and wanted them to leavs the house,
although they were very inoiicnsive people. Justice
STANDBY advised them both 10 20 homo and endoavor
20 keep their respective families separate tina.
best way Tor future peace In the household.