The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

instaat Aikman and his vito took at Mr..
Earics hotel. an havng baggage except small
satcuei Representa- at tiey oaly wished 70 remain
over night They, however kept the room until
| Yesterday, when Dir. Earle presented Aikman his
bill (s5i). when the latter c0oly confessed he had no
get che money rom his rienas but alter running
about the city with Mr.. Earle for several hours
utterly failed to raise the wind. lie then spoke OF
having draft on firm in Philadelphia, but that he
could not realize upon it. AS last resort Altman
was given in charge OF officer Randall OF the Four
teentii precinct. and the magistrate committed MN
for trial.
THE CORLETr ABANDONMENT CAsE.-This prOsecu-
ton. in which Mrs. Eunice Corlet prefers charge
OF abandonment against her alleged husband, Robert
Corett, was again before Justice Dodge yesterday,
when some very important additional facts were
elected. Mrs. Corlett admitted that she did not take
any steps to learn whether her previous husband,
solomon Martin, was dead before her marriage to
the defendant: She asserted that she In
nad had marriage o nas s@ o
his death. She also testified that on one occasion
when she asked Coriett for money he ordered her
Mrs, Anna A. BOrde, who Mrs. Corlett asserts. is
her adopted daughter, was called by the defence, and
Corelt, by her first husband Martin, who was living
nine months ago, near Paris, Canada or several
years after her marriage with C0rett The case was
adjourned until Monday, June l, to admit OF the
attendance OF witnesses from Canada.
BURGLARY IN THE BowERY The fur establishment
Of Messrs Harris & Russak, No. 22S Bowery, was
entered some time during Sunday night and robbed
OF quantity OF furs valued at $1,000. 1t appears
that the store closed at late hour Saturday,
the front doors being barred and bolted and the
shutters attached to the windows tightly closed.
Yesterday morning when one of the clerks employed
by the nrm opened the store, he found the locks and
bolts securely fastened but discovered that the shut
ters OF The rear windows looking out into the yard
had been forced open, evidently by the nstru-
mentality of jimmy. thorough examination
OF the goods in the establishment resulted In
the revelation that several boxes which had
tanned some of the very best furs In the house had
been ri1ed Of their contents the boxes having been
carefully put back In their places after their vaul-
bles had been obtained.
The strangest part OF he whole affair is that the
furs stolen we're packed IN boxes tightly bound up
ana bearing on The outside The prices of the goods,
which were written in the private mark of the firm.
side 10y side with these boxes large quantity Of
inferior fnrs In boxes, also bearing their prices in
the private mark ofthe house, but not OF these
boxes was touched. These facts would seem to in
dictate that the perpetrator of the robbery per-
iecty well acquainted with the arrangement OF the
goods IN the house and the Specification OF the price
hicroglyphics marked on the boxes; for why did
ne pass by the inferior urs and select the superior
gC0dss
EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS BY SHOWCASE THIEVES
Yesterday afternoon detectives Scott ana Brophy Of
the Third precinct. arrested three men named James
u. Deianc, Edward Jackson and john Dawley, on the
charge of committing d series Of larcenes Mr.
Frederick J. Kaldenburg, of No. 0 John street, ap
peared before Justice Hogan and entered COM
plaint against the prisoner Delane. charging him
with stealing from u showcase on the walk in front
o! his store two meerschaum pipes valued at sos.
After his arrest Deiane confessed to stealing the
pipes and selling them for the small sum OF $l5 He
also gave information which led to the recovery of
the pipes The accused Is only nineteen years OF age,
born in this city, lives at las Allen street. and
says he Is proof reader In default OF
$1,000 bail the magistrate committed him for trial.
Deane in connection with Dawley and Jackson, has
been doing an extensive business in breaking open
and r0bbng show cases. Detectives Scott and BrOphy
have received information from the prisoners that by
means of jimmy secured for the purpose they have
broken open and pundered no less than twenty
different show cases in John, william, Liberty, Mas
sau and other streets, including Maiden lane and
Broadway. Among the goods stolen by them are
silver watches, silver pitchers casters medals and
large variety OF fancy articles valued in all at 1000
Ths property they sold to various parties by repre-
senng they had bought Il at auction and the detec-
tives have succeeded in recovering large amount
Of the stolen goods from the purchasers. jackson
and Dawley were committed for examination, and it
Is supposed that numerous complaints for larceny
VIII he lOdgrd AGAINST the trio.