The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13


POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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PRoNENa YouTHs-Some months since Jesse S.
Minerey. lad fifteen years Of age, employed as
errand boy In the store OF Mr. Henry b. Hawley, ll2
Fulton street. Being smart and having much business
tact, Jesse gained the confidence OF Mr. Hawley,
who at times entrusted him with large sums of money
to deposit in the bank In evil hour however Jesse
yielded to temptation and appropriated TO his own use
$50 Of Mr. Hawleys money He was detected In the
On the morning of January 49, after the clerks had left
the store and gone to church, Jesse forced himself
through small aperture in the iron grating which ad
forced open the door leading up sairs and going to
box under the floor, where he knew Mr. Hawley kept
mis- money opened and removed the contents consist
ing of 5000 in treasury notes, $225 in legal tender
notes and fractional currency besides $3.50 in gold coin,
making in all ST. Ill After reaching the street with his
plumber Jesse called upon David Miller lad fourteen
years OF age with whom he was acquainted and Invited
pay expenses He accordingly gave David 500 Of the
money, besides buying him new suit OF clothes The
day following the boys left for Boston, remaining there
until quite recently, when David returned to this city,
From him detective Swell, OF the Second precinct,
learned that Jesse was stopping In Sing Sing, and on
Monday the little fugitive was found In his hiding place
and brought back to this city, the other boy having
placed under In possession Of found
ton Of the stolen money The prisoners were yesterday
taken before Justice Hogan and pleading guilty the
magistrate committed them for trial in default Of 900
bail EACH Miller lives at 1856 West Thirty first street.
and Minerley at 236 Tenth avenue.
PcKPocKRrs AT WoRK.-Mary Brennan, of 90 Division
street, caused the arrest Of James Mclaughlin whom
she caught the act Of attempting pick her pocket
at the Hamilton avenue ferry. Mclaughlin made de-
termned effort to escape, but officer Finnery, Of the
First precinct seized and took him in charge Officer
Woolsey. Of the Broadway squad, caught George Co.'S
tano and James Hamilton attempting to pick the pocket
OF strange lady as she was passing down Broadway.
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them, and on his affidavit Justice Hogan committed the
prisoners for trial in default of $500 bail each Nc
Laughn was also sent to the rombs to await his trial.
ALLEGED FELosloUs AssAuLr-Chares w. Browning
committed yesterday by Justice Mansfield in $1,000
to charge OF felonious assault in having
alleged, enercd tho premises Of George H. Hall, No.
81 Cannon street the 10th of January last and when
ordered 70 ley" replied by shooting at his unwilling
host with The ball took effect in the abdo-
men, and nilie.e is said, dangerous wound.
ALLEGED FAi.S. GeErgSoE.-- Emanuel A. Sulz, Of No.
25l East Twelfth Sect being attracted by an advertise
ment in nowsrsc. OF January over the signature Of
Henry Goodr Gu. partner lin light and profitable
business. called in No. 1853 Broadway, where
he found intelligence Office Tho advertiser Good
rich, he says represented to him that he desired
partner, he had contract 70 supply thousand
borers for the South for which he TO receive 81
per Believing these Representations sux entered
into the partnership paying for the privilege $l60 in
cash. and agreeing to pay $3.50 more In instruments out
enee Of the business the Of
Suz regarding these profits and exhibited 10 him, he
says that Goodrich had no such contract a he had
business Of an intelligence once, as he had previously
stated he in addition that Goodrich was carrying
on another business Brooklyn under the name Of
Ford. Accordingly he made complaint at the Essex
Market Police Court against his partner for obtaining
tsraay Goodrich was arrested Being arragned before
Justice Mansfield he was committed, pending examn.
| alion, In default Of 81, 000
| ALLEGED LARCENY ny A LASDLosD.-Frances Louisa
nutIa CHI In tho Of vof nToior
General F. Butler, appeared yesterday at the Essex
Market Police Court to make complaint against Jacob
Wagner Of No. % Greene street. Il appears from the
statement Of the complainant that she recently hired
ing he retained her trunks and boxes subsequently
when she obtained possession OF them through the
opened and s7s worth OF Of wearing apparel removed
therefrom Hence she charges Wagner with the larceny
Justice Mansfield committed the accused for examina.
ton. Frances Louisa snys that she has been robbed
lately Of over $500 worth Of miscellaneous property,
but does not charge the difference against her late land
lord.
ALLEGED PETIT LARcEMEs.-At the Essex Market Pc.
lice Court yesterday the following parties were commit
by Justice Mansfield in $500 each 10 for the
offences charged August Mechow for the alleged lar
ceny OF $50 worth OF wines and liquors. complaint
Of Hugh Gorsh OF ls9 Bowery who states that they
we're removed from his premises at various times be-
tween December 10 and January last past; Henry
larceny Of forty six pounds Of beef worth IS u.s. from
his slaughter house In Eldndge street, John William
son for the alleged larceny Of lndy's cloak worth
$500, from Louis Van Veen, Ill Division street, and
John Hartwell for stealing whip, as alleged, from
william Bennett
Drsmoxxsr DoxEsrc.--Annc Sclenck, lately domes-
tic at SIG Broadway arragncd before Justice Led
WITH Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday after.
noon, ON the complaint Of Mary Egger, Of the above
named locality charging with the theft Of sos worth
OF wearing apparel Ammo admitted the theft and said
she was melted 70 take the property because she was
poor but that she had given back 70 the She
was committed for trial In default OF $500 bail.
DrsnoxEsr Youru-A colored youth, Alexander White
by name aagned before Justice Ledwih yesterday
morning at the Jefferson Market Police Court, on
charge Of stealing tho Of SIS from Mr. Joseph Foun
.aine q ssS B,osdwsy alexander pleaded guilty and
ALLEGED LARCENY. John McGuigan arraigned be.
fore Justice Ledw,h yesterday charged with the theft
Of barrel Of sugar, valued at $50, the property Of
Thomas Nicely, or No. rs Tenth avenue. The BARR.
standing on the sidewalk In front Of Neelys store
minutes after IL missed. Peter Grany, OF No 20
Tenth avenue testified TO having seen Michigan rolling
the barrel Of sugar away Michigan committed for
trial In default Of $500 ball
TEE BROADWAY CAR PrcKrocKEr CAsE-John bronson,
charged with picking the pocket Of ~ NJ. Laramy .
Broadway few evenings since, up for examine
ton yesterday before Justice Dodge and ~ the evidence
failed in the s5h,es. degree 70 fss.sn the sn upon
Lammy both agreed 10 the discharge Of the accused
The AILscED DRY GOODS swIsDIIsG Gaze Yesterday
morning final hearing In the long preliminary exam-
nation Of this had before Justice Hogan at the
Tombe Counsel for the prosecution summed up the
evidence against the parties implicated commenting on
the most salient points and advorng the absence Of
any evidence the side Of the defence Justice Hogan
said that, after carefully examining the evidence and
taking into consideration tho surroundings of the case,
he deemed IL his duty send the papers the Dis
trict Attorney Of tie county, that he may II he deems
best lay the before the Grand Jury their
action The prisoners, who all out bail will
Is supposed be tried al the Court Of Special Sessions
Thursday next.
SALES or REAL ESTATE.