The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-21
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CHARGED WITH THEFT.-Albert G. Kuck, OF No. Al
Fulton street. appeared before Justice Mansfield and
made q complaint against George @. Otto, clerk IN
his employ, whom he charges with having, on the
18th day Of June stolen the sum Of $40 -, consist
ing OF bins and fractional currency. Accused was
committed, in default Of 1000 bail, to answer.
ACKNOWLEDGED HIS GUILT.-ROsa Cariey, OF No
600 Ninth street, appeared before Justice Mansfield
and made q complaint against Julius Asarof, whom
she charged with having on the 3ist day Of May
two plain gold rings, and one pair OF gold earrings
In all Of the value OF Sis. Upon examination the
Justice committed him in default Of 81, 900 bail ~
DOCTOR FINDS FRIEND AND LOSES WATCH
DR.. Hilton, Of No. 1O4 Henry street. caused to be
arrested and brought before Judge Mansfield, Of the
Essex Market Police Court, George Valentine, on the
charge Of stealing his gold watch, valued at $780,
The two, according to the Doctors story, being old
acquaintance, happened to meet, when the new
found friend took the DOCTORS arm and they took to
talking politics, and shortly the friend took his leave,
and very soon after the doctor discovered that his
the watch but said he could tell where it was but
as he refused to tell he was locked up la Wooley,
where he will doubtless remain ala Wooey until he
decides to give the desired information.
SHARP PRACTICE BY A PEDLER.-On or about the
18th Of october last Charles Meyer, German pedler
called upon Mr.. Solomon Orglen, 2o7,s Greenwich
street, and purchased thousand CIGARS for SOS,
promising to pay the messenger for them on deliv-
cry. Carl Ottinger was sent with the goods. and
after getting them Meyer wa walked away Leaving
out OF Mr.. Orgen's sight till Friday evening, when
he was discovered and taken In charge by officer
morning the accused was arraigned before Justice
Shandley and committed to the Tombs for trial In de-
fault Of ball. The accused s twenty-eight years Of
age and lives at No. IL Bowery.
srABBISa AFFRAY BETWEEN Boys.-About eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning Charles Kelly and James
Heating, boys from seven to nine years OF age, got
into quarrel in Roosevelt street, when James drew
pocket knife and stabbed Charles In the left Shout
der. INJECTING serious wound. Sergeant Carr, Of
the Fourth precinct being near at the time arrested
the Juvenile knight OF the kne and took him to the
station house. subsequently the prisoner was taken
before Alderman Moore, at the Tombs, for exam-
nation. Kelly lives at q Batavia street.
JUVENILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gilbert and
Robert SIlmey, boys about sixteen years OF age yes
terday morning entered the store OF Mr.. Anthony
NJ Hall, No &c Leonard street while the latter was
engaged in the rear Of the premises and selling
several pieces Of calico from box made OF with the
plumber. While passing through Church street Of
icer Edwards OF the Fifth precinct, arrested the de-
lnquents with the stolen goods In their possession
Charles and Robert were taken before Alderman
Moore and committed for trial IN default OF bail.
ARREST OF ALLEGED observation-disclosures Mugan.
Simington and Gavacan OF the Fourteenth precinct
yesterday afternoon brought before Alderman Moore
at the Tombs two young men named John Anderson
and George Watson, nineteen and twenty years of
age, whom they had arrested on the charge Of break
ing into the store OF Messrs. c. ]. Oppenbem 4
Brothers. AIS Broadway on the afternoon Of the eth
inst, and stealing therefrom silk mantillas. lace
shawls and variety OF 0tner goods, valued at $50.
On the afternoon OF the burglary Mr. Edward Mates,
Of Al Mercer street. saw the prisoners walking to and
fro in front OF Mr. Oppenheiin,s store for a time, Uni
at length they raped at the door which was opened
by some one inside, when they entered, closing the
door after them. Mr.. Mates seems quite positive
that the prisoners the men he saw enter Mr.. OPP
penheim's store The prisoners arrested in the
premises 1874 Elm street, and In the same premises
the officers arrested Joseph Acker, Mary Buckley
and Margaret Murphy as suspicious persons. On
making search in the house the ofcers found Jim
mics, augurs saws, files, skeleton Keys and other
burglarlous implements Mr.. Howe, who appeared
as counsel for Anderson and watson, demanded an
examination, giving % reason that Mr.. Mates was