The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TnE BONDED WAREHOUSE BuRGLARy.-The examination
in tho OF John Burns and Thomas Davis, charged
with burglary In breaking into the bonded warehouse
Nos. $685. sos and 397 Greenwich street, and stealing
thererom sl1 900 worth Of silks and velves already
fully reported in the HERALD yesterday commenced
before Alderman Conan, at the Tombs. Mr.. Samuel A.
Smith. Of the propretors Of the bonded warehouse
testified to the commission of the burglary and
ceny. Tes imoEy was also taken with the view OF
showing that the goods recovered portion OF those
burglary. Detective Farley gave evidence as to the
recovery OF the goods 10 the apartments recently
hired by the prisoner Burns from hmes Kelly.
in two trunks secreted under the bed OF
the prisoner Burns After rigid cross-examnation Of
one OF the witnesses TO the identity OF the goods Mr.
Spencer, counsel for Davis renewed the motion pre-
viousy made for his discharge. In his extended
marks the counsel contended that there was not par.
cle OF evidence which TO hold Davis and reflected
severely upon the police depar,m for his arrest and
subsequent incarceration when there ties mony
to warrant them in assuming such responsibility The
prisoner continued the counsel, may be OF bad
character, but this fact alone not sufficient de-
prive him OF his liberty that citizen cannot be de-
prived Of his liberty without due process OF law Alder
man Conan denied the notion after which the further
insesgaon Of the case vs adjourned TIL ten o'clock
prisoners remain In the Tombs.
RoBBEp Hrs ROOMMATE Mayer J. Jacoboski and
Davis Marks occupied together at No. 96 Baxter
street. Early Friday morning Jacobosk as charged.
stole from his companions pocket $3.50 in Treasury
Eo,ss. but subsequently, replaced $50 Of the money,
together with some scraps AZ newspaper. make
tho bulk about the of the original package OF the
bills Jacoboski then made his escape and afterwards
purchased seerage passenger ticket for Europe In the
steamer City OF Paris Marks made known his loss to
officer Rker OF the Sixth precinct, and search being
made for Jacobosk he arrested board the steam
prisoner confessed 10 Marcus solomon % Bayard street
that he took the money from Marks, and expressed
desire to return to him. In possession Of tho accused
was found the remainder OF the money which had not
been expended for the passage ticket Alderman Conan
COMMITTEE dthe accused to the rombs for trial Jaco-
bosk is forty i've years Of age and native Of Poland
ALLEGED FALSE PRErEScEs.-Dudlcy Nichols of Balti-
more Maryland, appeared before Justice Dodge yester.
day, and entered complaint against william Napier, Of
Tennessee The complaint forth that on or about
the LIST Of January the accused visited the establishment
Of Mendenhall Co., Baltimore and obtained goods 70
the amount OF $780, for which he gave in pay
ment maturing in April and May. These notes. 10 n al
legged, have never been met and the complainant who
is member OF the firm In question receiving inorma-
ton that the accused was about sailing for Europe caused
his arrest upon the charge OF false and fraudulent
representations, by which tho establishment was do
frauded out Of ITS property The accused states no
born in Scotland but lives In Tennessee. The Justice
required him TO find bail in the OF So 600 TO answer
the charge The required bail was found and tho gentle
man set at liberty.
WORTHLESS CHECK. George W. Holt, No. 4s9 Broad
way, caused the arrest OF Henry NJ. House, whom he
charges with obtaining money under false pretenccs
Tho complainant alleges that he lent the accused the
OF sixty dollars on a check for two hundred and
ten dollars the Park Bank and that he called at the
bank and there ascerained that the order valucess
The case came up before Justice Dodge yesterday who
committed the accused for trial.
ALLEGED LARCENY Br L,uSpREss. YESTERDAY morn
ing Catharine Burns brought before Justice Dodge
at the Jefferson Market Police Court charged with
having stolen quantity OF lady's wearing apparel,
valued At i've hundred dollars, from Henrietta
Cnley, No i,iso Broadway. The complainant
alleges that Catharine was employed by her
rs aundress and had charge Of the missing property;
that her suspicious aroused from the fact Of miss.
ing q couple Of articles OF clothing shortly after the
accused leaving her situation Some days after Caha-
rine was arrested she denies her guilt but was com.
mitted for trial.
An AL1EoRp REcKrvER-An examination was held
yesterday before Justice Dodge in the case Of Lewis
Hamburger who was charged by officer Gllcn, OF tho
Fifteenth precinct, with being tho receiver Of stolen
properly The articles in question prove 10 be portion
Of quantity Of unbleached muslin which n h alleged
had bssn obtained from the firm Of Clann 4 Co. bv
means o. Iofscd order. The accused was held 10
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