The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED LARCENY BY A wOMAs.-Ann Forsyth,
Of No. 3oa Bleecker street, yesterday cansed the
arrest OF Eliza Ryerson the char0e OF stealing
Money and wearing apparel, valued ut $l31. She
Special Sessions.
DEPLETION or A wARDRoBB.-while Adolph
wetze was absent from his room tho. 1o4 Edridgc
street, some one broke into the place and made way
with $3.50 worth OF his clothing. Through finding
one OF the garments at pawnbroker's, he caused
The arrest Of Sarah Perry who had deposited 1t there
On pledge The accused was Yesterday brought be-
bere Judge Shandey, OF the Essex Market Police
oouYt, and committed for examination.
RoBBIso HIS EMPLoYER.-Henry Zelmer, recently
IN the employ OF Mr. Chester g. Ford, "a John street,
Wa arrested by Sergeant Blair, OF the second pre-
Sinct on the charge Of stealing one piece Of gold
anu ao.en Jewelers. saws a portion OF which
That during the las, three or four months the ac-
oused has stolen goods to the amount OF nearly $780,
The accused was taken before Alderman Conan and
committed for trial.
ALLEGED RoBBERr.--Manuel DIVA, n young Cuban
Boarding at No. o st. Marks place, was yesterday
brought before Judge shandey, o. the Essex Marke,
Police Court, on charge OF stealing $500 in money
property, Of Amanda Diaz. a fellow boarder and md
Cuban suspicion was directed TO the accused as
the probable culprit from his sudden exhibit of n
hush condition OF finances and appearance In new
garments, and sporting . handsome gold watch.
Notwithstanding his denial Of guilt and statement
that he obtained the money from friend In Pearl
street, he was committed to answer the charge.
ALLEGED DIAMOND RoBBERY.-Marie Felinge. a
hairdresser at the New York Hotel, who Is known 10y
many aliases, was committed by Justice Dodge yes
terday on the charge OF stealing two diamond ear
rings, Of the value OF $1,000, from Mrs Samuel r.
Duncan. OF that hotel. The complainant was Mr.
Duncan who charged that the robbery occurred on
the sth July, while the woman employed In his
family Detective McCarty Of the Nineteenth pre-.
cinct who made the arrest found one OF the ear
rings IN her valise with the diamonds Ia 1t. while
those In the other had been removed but were sub
sequenty recovered. 10 ~ alleged that the female
had purchased ticket for Europe. on her arraign.
Dent she denied the charge, but was committed. as
above stated.
BURGLARY And ROBBERY IN FULTON STREET
On the night Of the 2eth ult the store OF +. Grote
dealer In ivory billiard balls cloth for covering bill.
hard tables, &C, rs Bnlton street was entered by
means OF false keys and robbed Of $1,000 worth OF
billiard balls and cloth valued AT g. 500 the burglars
Waking away their plumber 10 wagon. Recently
Captain Decamp, with Sergeant Wade and detectives
eHlwell and Hayes, all Of the Second precinct re-
oeived information which led them 20 suspect James
O'Brien, alias James A. Moore, and James RILEY, alias
.sqing Sing Rel" whose movements closely
watched. They were caught driving up the Bowery
IN q bevouche when the Captain and his onicerr
overhauled and arrested them. On searching sbe
carriage the stolen ballard balls were found ~.
creted In haas of sawdnst. The cloth stolen
tss pSs been recovered bpt Captssv Dscspp b.