The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ArTENrr 10 DBrRAUD THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Yesterday afternoon, John Brown, q man t~enty-six
OF living 1t No. % East lois, street. called &C
the Fourth National Bank and presented TO Mr. Samuel
Conover Paying Teller OF that institution check for
s4.15S, purporng 10 have been drawn by Messn q g.
Sloane Co.. Of 40 Broad street, to ths:order Of Hay.
den and demanded payment Mr. Conover immedtatelv
discovered the check 10 DO forgery ana ne.
ques,ed Brown to wait q few moments, but becoming
by the Paying Teller who overlook and caught him in
Cedar street, near William. Tho fugitive forgey was
handed over to the custody Of officer Kerrins Of tho
First precinct and subsequently taken before Justice
Hogan a. the Tombs, where Mr. Concver appeared and
made an affidavit against bin Mr. Christian Sloane OF
40 Broad street. dcposcd that the signature ofC sloane
Co. 10 the check false fraudulent and forged and
was not risned by any member OF his firm or by their
authority; That bis firm keep account in the Fourth
National Bank aud that the check exactly corresponds
With the checks used by his rm in every particular and
the shown s missing from his check book thst he
person TO whose order the check IS drawn his (oanes
Brown was committed for examination. He says he
rs 'gencrel dealer" by occupation, and has
nss5ag to say in H. relation to the charge
brown made his appearances Il the bank another man
presented TO Mr.. Conover a check for large amount
bearing the signature Of Messrs Sloane 3 Co. and
asked for tho cash on it Mr. Conover requested the
dividual, who was a stranger 70 get member Of Mr..
but thought prudent renew the attempt 70 get The
check cashed One whole leaf recently been taken
rom MI sosns check BOOK By some person % him
who are using their best endeavors defraud the Fourth
National Bank.
CRrnrr TO A HoRsE.--ofhcer Moore Of the TWENTY
seventh precinct yesterday arrested John ouirk for
cruelty driving . horse attached 70 truck the horse
having two large his side ana the osher on
the hip and was totally unfit for use Justice Hogan,
required the accused to give bail to answer before The
Court OF Special Sessions
ALLEGED FALSE PRErEscE CASE Charles Simon. TT
Madison street, charged Ludwig Fraubs with having
come TO his place OF business and by means Of false
representations obtained goods TO tho amount OF s22
upon credit OF sixty days Justice Mansfield on hear
ing the complaint held the accused 70 answer In the.
sum Of $500 bail
TABOR IN TROUBLE Martin Frey, . German tailor,
anaisnsd before Justice Mansfield yesterday on q
charge made against him by scyryak Drummer, No. 90
Norfolk street. 1t is alleged that Troy went into the
store in which complainant is employed, and obtained
eight unmade coats OF the value OF $780, 70 mako up;
and having failed 70 return the same he was arrested
and charged with stealing them The accused was held
for examination.
TIM ALLKasp ABORTION CAsE-An examination In.
tho case OF Mrs. Mary Van Buskirk, who is charged
with procuring an abortion the person Of German
girl whose nams s sss down in tho comp Amt as Pau.
lue was commenced yesterday before Justice Mansfield
at the Essex Market Police Court The only witness
placed upon the stand the complainant Deah Holt
ham, No new f.c,s were developed The examination
ALLEGED LARCENY or CLOTHING AND JrwuRY.-Msry
Ann rerney, domestic servant employed at No. ee.
West Tnlrtysx street. arragned before Justice
Dodge yesterday, charged with having stolen lot OF
jewsiry and some articles OF clothing m all value
amounting 70 vi, The complaint was made by Ella
Root who dsposS THAI the property belongs 10 her and
properly wsH sSc ssSs .s q
picked % hs poor and made NO inquiry about she