The New York herald., 1869-02-12
POLICE NTELLlGESCE.

JUVENILE DEpREDAToRs-THEY PLEAD Guilty.
Two boys, 1fteen years Of age, named Thomas
Brady and Richard Dunn, were arrested by ofrcer
Brophy, OF the Twenty-slxth precinct, the charge
OF having stolen s1oo in legal tender notes from
taken on the inst ana upon arrestng the prison
ers Brady acknowledged that he took the cash, Dunn
being cogaizant OF the larcency and also received
portion Of the plumber. Both tho youths pleaded
guilty TO the larceny and Justice Hogan, before
whom they were arragned committed them to the
Tombs for trial IN default OF 5000 bail each. Both
the delinquents live In Williamsburg
MORE CLOTHING APrRorRIATED.-JamesH Hawkins,
OF No. Il Sullivan street. appeared at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday and charged ono
James Baker with stealing from him clothing valued
force nasmuch as the officer in the case found Ger.
tain OF the property. y Is alleged, In the aceuseds
possession. Committed in defauls Of $500 bail to
answer.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF HOUSEHOLD Goops.-Ed-
ward McGi residing at s1 Bleecker street. appeared
before Justice shandley at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, yesterday, and accused woman Annie
Boswell. who had charge OF certain on Broad
way IN which he was Interested, Of stealing there
5000 Portions OF the property It is.ayerrcd were
found In her possession. Annie was committed to
81 Nv ne 81 me pooc 1s %
"PUT NOT Your TRUST IN SAVINGS BANKs."--
Joseph slefert residing on West Thirty fifth street.
has proved TO be victim Of extreme carefulness.
lie was moved to fear that certain savings bank in
the city was insecure, unstable, and that the money
he had deposited there would ultimately be swai-
lowed in the voracious nav Of BANKRUPTCY. An this
q friend assured him, and he proved to be physi-
clan named Ferdinand u. Schccf, when, overcome
by his cxpostuations regarding hls interests no
withdrew the money from the custody OF the bank,
some ssso, and in rtherance Of the PHYSICIANS
treaty gave it 10 him. with the assurance that
he would hold II In SAFETY and give him interest at
seven per cent on the amount TO this erect the
doctor drew up q long document how that this
money had been entrusted TO him. ana that either no
or his executors both, should be accountable for
It. All this seemed to be regular, and was about the
10th OF January or before. since then Mr. Sicfert--
so runs the AFFIDAVIT sworn 70 before Justice Shand-
ley at the Jerferson Market Police Court yesterday
.tumblcd TO the job" and became convinced that
Scheef was cheat and obtained his money with
intent to defraud and misreprcsent. Accordingly ne
was arrested, and when arraigned Indignantly de-
MED his guilt but Notwithstanding his protesta-
tons he was committed 70 answer the charge IN de-
fault OF 81, 900 bail.
THs ACCOMPLISHED BURGLAR" AgAIS.-yames
e. Ganney, the burglar who was arrested some four
weeks ago. and after commitments 30 successfully
picked the locks Of the Twentieth precinct station
house and escaped, but was fortunately recapturcd
on Tuesday by detective Philip Riley, was
again arraigncd yesterday afternoon before
Justice Shandley, at the Jefferson Market
rs'e Ss ssV SHS Henry charge SwsSn q, Su.siNS ny
l32 West Tnrtysixth street, sets forth that In Janu
ary his premises ere entered and robbed or wear
Ing appare' the value OF $40; that he has cause
TO believe that James T.. Carney, now prisoner.
ualy enter his dwelling ana take his PROPERTY de-
tecilve alley so informed HIM, who was thus assured
by Ganaey himself VINO adm ted the THEFT and nlter
wards directed the onicer where 10 ind certain Of the