The New York herald., 1867-04-28
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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SURPRISE BURGLARY Yesterday morning, shortly
before one O'Clock, olcer Lewis, Of the Ffsh pre-
cnc, duty, he observed the fash Of dark Lam
tern the basement Of store No. All Broadway, occu
pied by Mcssrs. Lewis Lyman b Co. AZ the Same time
the officer heard noise in the basement which aroused
his suspicious that there was mischief brewing Ac-
cordngly be examined the store door, and found that
the paddock had been removed. He quietly called two
other officers his aid and store whore they
found and arrested giving his name MS Montague
Dean having in his possession large calico bag
containing sixty eight pieces Of silk ribbon valued
at $47o. Dean was taken 10 tho Leonard street
police station, and On searching him two skele-
were found in his possession. On being questioned
the prisoner acknowledged that he had entered the
Tspenard street. and stolen he Keys from under bis
head without awaking him. Dean was taken before
the Tombs Tor trial He is twenty years Of age, was
born in London England, and lives a. No 10 Lspenard
street.
THEFT OF FURs-THE PRlsoNoR PLEADS GUlrY.-About
year ago Juus winhod, German, twenty nine years
Of age was in the employ porter or Nessrs julius
Philip sarner fur merchants doing business at No Is
Park place ON about the 10Th Of August last the store
Of the Messrs Sarner set ON nre and robbed Of
large amount OF furs Immediately after which Winhold
fed to parts unknown and could not be found warrant
in the hands OF detective Williams Of the Third precnct
who has since been the watch for the Fugitive and
Friday evening succeeded in finding him at No. 90
Cranberry street. Brooklyn, where hs has been living
under the assumed name Of August smith. Yesterday
morning the prisoner was taken before The nagisats
and charged HIM with stealing from him fur caps,
capes and collars, valued at $500. winhold pleaded
guilty the charge and Justice Hogan committed him
% the Tombs for trial NJ. sarner alleges that the
prisoner confessed to him that he set nre 70 his
was locked up, Mr.. David SIMMER, shoemaker No.
2o6 Cranberry street. Brooklyn, appeared in court and
said that winhold who had been in his employ had
stolen leather valued at about 500, from him,
II mp into boots and shoes, which be sold to his
(mniers) customers for more than the market price
CHARGE EHBEzxLExESr. Gilman, . very
respectable appearing man, formerly bookkeeper in
the employ OF Messrs Wade Ford, doing business At
No IS Fulton street. yesterday arrested by officer
Leaycraft, OF the Tombs Police Court on a warrant
issued by Justice Hogan. Mr. VIM. F. Ford, OF the
above named firm, charges that on the 30h OF January
1866 the prisoner received from John Taylor express
messenger of Adams Express Company, package
tanning $50 25, which had been forwarded to them
(wade Ford) by K r. Lyngeton, Of Plattsmouth, Ne.
braska Territory and feoniousy appropriated the
10 his without the knowledge consent OF his
employers. The magistrate committed Gilman 70 prison
FORGING ORDER RAILROAD TcKxr.--A man
giving his Otto Beach yesterday brought
before Justice Hogan the charge Of forging order
for railroad ticket for West Bend, Wiz, and present
ing the same TO Mr.. Pobbie. ticket agent, at 241
Deilovlng
genuine, gave the prisoner Ticket but, subsequently
learning that the order was forgery the agent tcle
graphed 70 DunkrK 70 have Beach arrested when the
Beach stopped In Dunkirk and brought back to
New York Owing TO the absence Of witnesses the full
examination postponed I'LL this Sunday morning
In the meantime the prisoner 10 in the Tombs.
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY DuRAup.--The examination
in the alleged conspiracy case in which Isaac c. Ken
dell and others complanants and Christian T. Det-
n
before Justice Lsdwsh at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday The conplainauss, who are stock.
holders in the Central Goal Mining and Manufacturing
Company, charge Charles r. Dctmold who for snglh
Of time was president Of the company and Charles c.
McCord, bookkseper In the employ Of NJ. Dstmod,
With having By means Of falss and fraudulent entries
dsfraudsd the company out Of various Of money
The full particulars Of the cass have already been pub
sned in the HERALD and It's further hearing was
adjourned over for two weeka
ALLEGED PICKING Pocxxm Mary A. Cooke No TAT
wsshington street. while walking up Broadway ON the
evening Of the 2eh a. the Of Broome street and
Broadway felt some person puahns against her. and
putting her hand in her pocket she found that her
purse which contained about 80, missing. Looking
round she NV woman running down Broome street
she followed her 70 ons Of the rsss cars where the
woman arrested BY Of the ofcen Of the Eighth
precinct The prisoner on being brought before Justice
name ~ Ann Jackson. The purse was subsequently,
covered, gentleman having picked u ~ N the street
prisoner In the hope that the found the purse
win come forward aud identity the sccnsed.
vfolArox A HsALrH ORpsa John McKcon
and John Kenny both brought before Justice Led
With, Of the jefferson Market Police Court charged with
violating section nry-thrss Of the health ordinance
which prohibits the sale Of Ash from vehicles the pub
lie streets without having their entrails removed Both
the accused were held 10 answer
A JrvEuLs AsRxsrKn Mrs Mamie Schofeld, re-
sdng ~ No &ol West Ninetcenth street appeared be-
fore Justice Ledwiih at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, and charged James Barker lad about
nfeen Of age with having the 9Th inst while
OF her pockebook containing bills currency amount
ing In value to el7 g. The youth held TO answer
ArLRosp BrRcLAsr John Harrison was arralgned
yesterday the Essex Market Police Court upon the
above charge preferred against him by Susan Kaufman
$50 Nint street Mra Kaufman testified that on enter.
Ing cellar OF the above premises early that morning
she found the door broken open and the con-
ceaed inside Justice Mansheld had him In 81 1000 to
answer
CRunrr 70 ANxAiA- The following Is the text Of q
complaint preferred BY e,cer Of the Seventeenth
Precinct against John Logan n the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday, that the accused "in tho act
Of leading lame ana disabled horse attached wagon
loaded with wood the said horse being snabe 10
at the time Justice Mansfield held Lesan In $500 to
answer
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