The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

PROMISING JUvENILEs.-Philip HUI and Peter Os,
born, each about fourteen years Old, were accused
yesterday before Judge Kelly Of the Fourth District
Police Court, with the theft of watch belonging to
William Llss, Of Eighty-frst street, near Blooming.
dale road. previous charge had been preferred
against them Of stealing $50 from John Leopold, OF
Eghty6rst street, near Broadway. Both were locked
up for trial at the Court Of Special Sessions.
ALLEGED LARCENY FROM THE PERsoN.-John Ma.
gin was yesterday brought before Judge Mansfield,
Of the Essex Market Police Court, on q charge OF
stealing s139 from John J. Kisor. OF No. Is First
nue.. The two had been drinking together, and on
separating the complainant missed his money. He
called in the aid OF policeman, and the accused was
found behind bale OF hay in the back yard OF where
he lives. None OF the money was recovered. the
prisoner gave bail to answer the charge.
SwINDLING AN Observation-Disclosures Cahi,
young emigrant woman. living at 249 West Twenty
seventh street, yesterday appeared before Justice
Hogan, at the Tombs, ana entered q complaint
against John Gibbs who had been arrested by oficer
CurreD OF the First precinct Margaret alleges thae
on the 9TH day OF June last she was at the Castle
Garden emgrant depot, when the accused took from
her several gold sovereigns under pretence OF get
ting them changed and keeping the money escaped
with it, Margaret. meeting with John yesterday,
caused his arrest. The accused denied his guilt and
endeavored TO make satisfa tory explanation, but
failed. lie was committed to await an examination.
BURGLARY IN BROADwAY.-At late hour on
Thursday night the store OF Mr.. Emanuel Bell, ats
Broadway, was entered by burglars by means Oh
forcing the fastenings from the front door, and
robbed OF twelve hundred pairs OF kid gloves valued
at $1,000. Some time subsequently officers Maetnet
and Mnlligan, Of the Fourteenth precinct arrested
William Gregory. youth OF sixteen years, living ar
% Henry street. and in his possession found all the
gloves which had been stolen from Mr.. Bells store.
Gregory, who Is q sash and blind maker. could not
account for his possession OF the property, and
cOrdngly was held for the burglary. The accused
was yesterday taken before Justice Hogan and com.
mitted to the T0mbs for trial In default Of bail
TIM BOLD ROBBERY OF Mr.. DIcKIE.-Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Patrick Dickle, OF No. West Thirty.
eighth Rtreet alleged to have been robbed Thurs
day afternoon Of fifteen bonds OF the State Trea-
sury Of the denomination Of $1,000 each and valued
at $o,375, by Edward Marks alias "Duich Heinrichs,o
as reported In yesterdays HERALD appeared before
Justice Hogan and made Q complaint against Marks{
The affldavit Of Mr.. Dickie SHOWS that ne had
come from Wall street, and twice on the way
up to the corner OF Broadway and Barclay
street Heinrichs Intercepted his progress. AZ
Mr.. Dickis stepped on the platform OF Q
followed him, and while there, Mr. Dickie felt the
package OF bonds being taken from his pocket, at
which time the prisoner stood the platform OF Tho
car. The victim cried "Stop thiefn when the ace
cused jumped from the car, IT which time Mr.
Dicke saw the package Of bonds In his (Henrichs')
possession. Two other Witnesses who saw the &C.
cused on the platform Of the car where Mr.. Diekis
In the case, after which Heinrichs was remanded to
the Tombs to await further examination. Mr.,
Howe, who appears for the prisoner, assured Judge
Hogan that he had good defence to make, and
doubtless witnesses will be called to show thas
Helnrichs did not steal Mr.. Dickie's bonds.