The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03

THE MULBERRY STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
william Kelly and Charles McGuinness, TWO Of the
three men who on Friday evening entered the house
Of VIM. 8. Gavey 275 Mulberry street, and forcibly
took from his possession q pocketbook containing
SAL In greenbacks and check for Sal 81 drawn on
were yesterday arraigned before Justice Downing
After the arrests were made the prisoners were
searched at the Spring street police station and con-
cealed under Kelly's coat was found the stolen
pOcketbook and contents which he vainly endeav-
ored to conceal. The prisoner Kelly Is not, as has
circles Australian Kelly The latter asserts his
ability to take Of his own property and let that
belonging to others alone.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCEs.-Moses Regenstein
and Charles Raphael alias Henry Beck, were yester-
day arrested by officer Palmer, of the Tombs Police
Court, on O charge Of false pretences preferred
against them by William Slnd0rf, Of 157 Grand
street. The latter, in his adavi sets forth that on
the 2Sth ultmo he entered the store Of Regenstein
800 Grand street, to sell f0rtyfve pieces Of laces
valued at $500; that while there Beck came in and
was introduced to him by Regenstein as respect.
had q conversation, which resulted in the
latter representing that he lived at No. "a
and was doing good business. on these represel.
tations which are alleged to be false, Sindorf sold
Beck the goods for cash, which was to be paid the
following morning, but was not, and still remains
unpaid. Regenstein and Beck are therefore charged
with conspiracy to defraud Mr.. Sndorf by means Of
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Of $780, The prisoners were taken before Justice
bowling and required to give bail In the sum Of
$4,000 each to answer before the Court Of General
Session. Regensten ts thirty three years Of age,
native Of Germany and deals in fancy goods. Beck
Is Prussian by birth, thirtytwo years Of age and
lives at No. New Chambers street. Both Of them
deny their guilt.
MUSICAL OFFENDER.-Henry Ennver, o young
man, twentyone years Of age recently in the employ
Of Mr. Charles ]. Holder, Of 1888 Spring street, was
yesterday arrested by detective Bennett OF the Gen.
tral ONCE on the charge Of stealing one hundred
and fifty pounds Of gong bells flor musical instru-
ment known as a bell piano. valued at $40. The
March, which Ennver confessed and admits selling
the bells for the insignificant sum Of $40. The &C
cused, who is pianoforte maker, lives In Spring
street, near varick. He Is a native Of England.
Justice Bowling committed the accused for trial In
default OF 81 900 ball.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BuRaLAR.-Robert Ellis, q
pedler, was yesterday arrested by oficer Williams
Of the Third precinct the charge Of entering the
door leading to the loft OF premises No. 40 Warren
street. by Of false keys with intent to steal
longing to M Norris Steck. The accused was found
standing at the foot Of the stairs leading to the loft
where he had no legitimate business. Justice Dow
ling committed the accused for trial. Ellis who
lives at "a James street. says he Is Innocent that he
was not on the premises.
CITY CAR PICKP0CKErs.-As Mr.. John Hathorn,
living at No. Bedford avenue, Brooklyn was yes
terday morning getting OF Grand street car at the
ferry three men crowded about him and stole his
gold watch. He had not gone many steps before he
discovered the robbery and at caused the arrest
OF the three men and recovered his watch. They
endeavored to bride hun into letting them or but he
forebore to take their money, but the contrary,
had them taken before Judge Mansfield at the Essex
Market Police Court, who locked them up In default
Of bail to await trial at the Court Of General Sessions
The men gave their names as George f. Train George
Kahn and John Roach. The one assuming the name
Of the distinguished exponent Of female rights and
present TRANSATLANTIC traveller Is an elderly gentle
man, whose venerable gray hair, portly figure and
superstition Of his being pickpocket. The last
named person was recognized as an old offender.