The New York herald., 1869-05-08

Other complaints were Yesterday made before JUS
tice Ledwith against Samuel r. Cox and William Van
Wagner, the propretors Of the alleged confidence In
telhgence ONCE Of Charles street and Green
wich avenue particulars OF which appeared IN yester
days HERALD Ten complainants were In court
and represented that they had been beaten' out OF
various sums of money by the concern under promise
of securing them situations The accused pleaded not
guilty and were committed to the General Sessions In
default Of $780,
ANOTHER ALLEGED BURGLAR CAPruRED-Yester-
day oncers McCaerty and Butcher, OF the Sixteenth
precinct arraigned before Justice Ledwith Joseph
WHITE OF No. 80 Ninth avenue, who is charged by
Thomas Kinsler Of No. 25s West Twenty seventh
street, with entering hts premises on the night OF
April 26, in company with Thomas Kidd, previously
arrested and committed. and stealing sl6l worth OF
clothing. The accused admitted that he had pawned
q portion OF the property at Soom0n's, In Hudson
street. but stated thai secured the property from
q man named Alonzo Provost, who requested him
to pawn it. White was committed Tor trial at the
General Sessions.
ALLEGED ROBBERY ON CITY CARA man giving
his name as william Adams was yesterday brought
before Justice Hogan at the Tombs, on q charge Of
being one OF three alleged car pickpockets who re-
lieved Mr. Charles Dreybuscher. OF No. 443 West
Thirty-sixth street, OF his pocketbook and Its
tents while riding on Eighth avenue car. AS the
complainant was getting on the rear platform OF
the car three men, he says, crowded against him.
directly jumped from the car. He was fortunate
enough TO capture Adams, but not fortunate enough
the charge was committed to answer
BURGLARY IN LUDLOW STRBET-Louis Stemper
was taken before Justice Mansfield yesterday. at
Essex Market Police Court charged with burgla-
riousiy entering the premises Of Charles Herman, OF
No. 95 Ludlow street. Mr.. Herman keeps q cigar
store at the above place. and he states that the pris
oner Stemper. formerly owned the premises and
when they changed hands Stemper kept set OF
KEYS without Mr.. Hermans knowledge. man
named Henry Valentine lnIOrme1 Mr.. Herman that
between twelve and one O'Clock ON the night OF the
4th ult he saw the prisoner enter Herman's prem
ises and the next morning cigars and tobacco OF
the value OF forty dollars were missed from the
store Stemper was committed to answer.
THE BROADWAY RoBBERIEs.-In the case Of the
alleged receivers Of goods stolen from Henry Lux,
No. 74s Broadway, full particulars of which appeared
In yesterdays HERALD, Justice Ledwith yesterday
admitted all the parties to bail in $1,000 each to
answer at the General Sessions. The principal,
Abraham Greenwauld was sent TO the House OF De-
tentOn as Witness His evidence duplicates all the
parties Detective Tuliy with the aid OF Greenw auld
yesterday recovered from Domnick Strauser, NO.
23l William street 800 worth OF boots, for which
he paid Grecnwauld $4 so. The accused had moved
from William Street to No. Albany street, where
he was arrested. portion OF the property was
pawned by Strauser at the shop OF H. Freel, No. 81
Rose street. Strauser was held for trial.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS IN TRoUBLE.-Sergeant Pot
ter and officer Hodgson brought into Essex Market
Police Court yesterday two men, named Henry Clay
Kallmeyer and Henry Cohen, against whom charge
OF fraudulently obtaining money was preferred. II
appears that these men keep what they call an
employment ofice" at No. ls9 Grand street. and
that they have been advertising largely, offering
employment to persons out OF WORK. Applicants
are made to pay q certain sum OF money and are
then placed upon list until such time situations
can be found for them. Charles Pless, OF No. 2i
Market street, visited the ofce and paid dollar
and hail. but was not provided with any situation
and was from time to time put OF by the prisoners
with some trivial preteXt Pless and TWO or three
other OF the victims visited the Mayors office and
the Mayors Marshal made the prisoners return the
money taken from them, and after 1t had been paid
sent the papers and the victims to Justice Mansfield
Three aidavits were taken against the prisoners,
and Justice Mansfield held them for examination.