The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31


VALUABLE GOLD WATCH SToLEN-Thomas Null
verhill, No. 40 East Broadway left his gold watch
valued at $500, In his room. Two domestics-kate
Connor and Harriet Accommodating access to the
room, and having made an unusual exhibition Oh
money, were arrested suspicion OF stealing IT,
Judge Mansfield, of the Essex Market Police Court
before whom they were taken yesterday, commltteu
them for examination
CARRYING A SLUNGsHoT.-Yesterday morning
Frank Ahrens, Prrssan, was arraigned before JUS
tice Hogan on the charge Of carrying slungshot,
VIM. Killian Of 213 william street, being the COM
plainant. The latter alleged that the accused was
the sungshot In his possession with intent to use It,
Ahrens, who lives In Thrty-second street, was heia
for trial.
LARCENY AND SUSPENSION OF WEDDING.-On
Wednesday night detective Tuly. of the Fifteenth
precinct, arrested Henrietta Monroe colored OF 81
Laurens street, on the of her marriage to ne
gro named Joseph r. Vincent. 1t appears that Ma
guras Myerson, of s75 Broadway had made COM
plant against the GIRL charging her with stealing
500 while in his employ On the arrival at the
bled and awaiting the arrival OF the clergyman. He
at once arrested the girl and locked her up IN the
Fifteenth precinct station house. She was arraigned
at Jefferson Market yesterday committed for trial,
and the marriage has been indefinitely postponed.
LARCENY OF PAPER.-A laborer named Bernard
Pilloin was arrested by officer Hambn, of the
Harbor, Police the charge Of stealing quantity OF
printing paper valued at $42 the property OF Messrs
Vernon & Brothers, Of IS and 81 Duane street. The
accused was seen TO leave the paper warehouse in
Duane street and take the goods to place In Frank
fort street. After being arrested Pillon was ar
trial. 1t is alleged that large quantities of paper
have heretofore been stolen from the premises OF the
Messrs. Vernon.
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND RECEIVING STOLEN
GooDs.-Henry Goodstein was yesterday brought be
fore Justice Hogan, by Captain Petty and detective
o<t vi The ohor off
forced entrance to the store Of Messrs Hrschbeck
Brothers. 3s7 Broadway, and stealing therefrom kid
gloves silk ribbons velvet ribbons and various other
goods amounting in all to nearly $4,000. portion
of the stolen goods was subsequently traced to the
possession Of Israel Leon and Jacob Smith, VINO were
also arrested by Captain Petty and detective Field
1t is alleged that Leon and Smith received the goods
in question from GO0dstein well knowing that they
had been stolen. The magistrate held the accused
parties to bail In $4,000 each to await their trials
CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-Thomas c. Dessy, man
thrty-fve years Of age, was yesterday arrested by
an officer OF the Tombs Court squad on the charge
of having endorsed the names Of Messrs. Van Doren
& Bement to check for $50 on the North River
Bank, purportlng to have been drawn by Messrs.
Shafer & Hamilton to the order OF Van Doren & Be-
ment. The accused had been in the employ of the
last named firm at 600 Broadway and on the 14th
Of May last sent to collect the amount. He has
admitted that he received the check and obtained
the money upon 1t. He had no authority to present
the check for payment or to endorse thereon the
tice Hogan to answer the charge.
BURGLARY IN THE FOURTEENTH Manufacturer
the hours of eleven O'Clock on the night of July IS
and two O'Clock on the morning Of July 20 the store
of Henry White, No. 212 Centre street, was entered
by burglars and quantity of silk plush and two
dozen silk hats, In all OF the value Of $780, carried
Off. Entrance was effected by stretching plank
from the roof of the house No. IA Baxter street. in
rear, to the third story window OF Mr.. Whites fac
tory, over which temporary bridge the burglars
thieves
disturbed in their retreat from the building
alarmed at some fanced pursuit. as the plush was
subsequently found on the roof Of No. 142 Baxter
street. where it was probably thrown by them in
their flight, the hats being afterwards discovered in
the cellar of 144 Baxter street. lad named Charles
Hurley, eighteen years of age, arrested on
picon of being concerned In the burglary but upon
examination before Justice Hogan ne discharged
for insufiicincy of evidence against him. The
property was all restored to the owner.