The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TIE BROADWAY BURGLARY.-George Lawrence
alias ''Yankn residing at No. 169 Thompson street.
was arrested by an officer Of the Eighth pre-
cinct, on Thursday night, charged In company with
Amos Linet, a bartender In the employ of Theodore
Allen. ut the ST. Bernard Hotel previously arrested
with burglarlously entering tire jewelry store Of IL.
II. Harrison, OF No. 571 Broadway, on Monday night
last and stealing watches and chains valued at
s2,250, an account OF which appeared in the HERALD
of yesterday. They were arragned before Justice
Ledwth at Jefferson Market yesterday and re-
manded to the station house until this morning On
the person of Lawrence was found complete SET Of
valuable burglars tools
ROBBED WHILE AsLEEP.-Patrick Vaudeville, of
the House of Detention. caused the arrest OF Frank
Allen, saloon keeper, residing in Troy, twenty one
years OF age charged with stealing sl49 in money
from HIM. The complainant charges that on Thurs
day he took passage on the steamboat Vanderbilt
Albany for this city, and lay down in the aft part Of
prisoner. taking advantage OF his situation, took
the money from his vest pocket and refused to re-
turn 1t. Upon their arrival in this city he caused
his arrest and he was yesterday morning arraigned
before Justice Ledwlth at Jefferson Market where
complaint was preferred against him, TO which he
pleaded not guilty, but was committed without bail
to answer.
THE SIXTH AVENUE Observation-Disclosures Gillen,
arrested by detectives McCarty, MCGOWAN and Crow
ley, of the Twentyninth precinct, on Tuesday last
charged in company with two accompces, who are
Still at large with burglariousy entering the cloth
ing store OF Herman Mamlok, at No. 721 Sixth ave.
nue., on Sunday night last, and stealing a quantity
or clothing and cloth valued at $685., account Of
which has appeared IN the HERALD, arraigned be-
fore Justice Ledwth at Jefferson Market, yesterday
and committed to answer the charge without bail.
In his informal examination he stated he twenty
years OF age resides at No. l22 West FOrtieth street
by occupation butcher and admits being impli-
Gated III the burglary.
ALLEGED FRAUD BY AN Ex-CoNFEDERATE Colo
NEI--Andrew ]. Rogers formerly q colonel in the
Confederate service, yesterday arrested in this
city on charge of having swindled Mr.. Frank G.
Allen, broker OF Providence, r. l., out of So 500.
IL Is stated that he represented himself to Mr. Allen
as the owner OF Morris Island. the coast of South
Carolina, and left draft on Mr.. ]. P. Klingley, of
Washington, ID. Co. for the amount stated with Mr..
Allen upon which he drew various sums aggreeat-
ing the amount OF the draft. Mr.. Allen suspecting
something wrong, wrote as stated, to Mr.. KinQey
when he learned that the draft was worthless
Meantime Rogers had left Rhode Island for this CITY,
where he was followed by detective Slocum, or the
Providence police force who with the aid OF detec-
tive Farley arrested him. He taken before Justice
Hogan, at the Tombs and temporarily committed,
preiminarily to being sent to Providence for trial
The Colonel denies the charge and claims that it isia
conspiracy.
The END NOT YET.-Yesterday afternoon Lorenzo
Thomaselli, proprietor OF a tonsorial boudoir at
the corner OF Twelfth street and Broadway residing
at No. Sullivan street, Cuban, appeared before
Justice Ledwth at Jefferson Market, and preferred
complaint OF assault against Jose Ferrer de Couto,
editor OF I'll Crontsta, q paper published In tins
also gained some notoriety as being one Of the
principals In the duel fought at Lundy's Lane,
CANADA, on sunday morning last, with Francisco
Porto Cuban, in which she latter was dangerously
wounded. Thomaselli states that on the 3lst day
OF May De Couto entered his place Of business, and
discovering caricature OF himself hanging on the
wall framed, which had been taken from the Nora
Muzd, a satirical paper in Havana, in which he was
held up to ridicue, made violent assault upon it,
smashing 1t to atoms and threatening his life as also
the life Of the man who had published it. This, 1t is
claimed brought about the duel, Porto resentiDg
the insult IN behalf Of his friend. warrant was
Issued and placed in the hands OF Sergeant McDer.
mott, Of the court squad, who will arralgn the de-
PENDANT to-day.