The New York herald., 1869-04-15
POLICE IsTELLIaEscE.

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Petcr Thes, the
keeper OF o lager beer saloon at No. 30 Bayard
street. was arraigned before Justice snandley at
Essex Market Police Court. charged with receiving
the caps stolen by Lobe and wilson, knowing
them 10 be stolen. Forty-four OF The caps were
found in possession OF the defendant by an officer OF
the Tenth precinct some Of them BENG aea
room OF the saloon. MT. Iheis was heid 70 ava"
examination.
An OLD DoDGE.-Isaac B. Kleinet, OF NO. 400
Broome street, deposed before Justice ShanIley at
Essex Market Police Court. that on the 10th ut. he
sent an errand boy named John II. Carroll TO de-
liver eight dozen caps OF the value OF seventy-nve
dollars 10 dffrerent persons When az the cornc. or
Broome aud Elm streets two men, named Fdward
Lobe and James wilson, met the Doy and asked hira
him quarter OF . dollar. When ne returned rom
delivering the letter he found cars and prisoners
both missing. On this charge the prisoners were
committed for examination.
STEALING PooKETBooK.-A young man named
Charles Surratt yesterday arraigned before JUS
tlce shadey at Essex Market Poiicc Court on acharge
OF stealing pocketbook containing forty dollars.
The complainant was FrederiKa Gluttncr OF No. I43
Stanton street. who deposed that on the l4t OF pr
she lost the pOcketbook and the m0nev. she sus
peeted prisoner from the fact that he lived in tho
same mousse and that while she was out for aoont an
hour the property was stolen. On arrestlng Surratt
lie admitted to the officer he had taken the money,
and returned thrryfour dollars which he hal IN his
possession. The prisoner stated that he mad taken
the money but had no intention OF Keeping it, but the
Justice nevertheless he'd him to await eAaTnlnaton
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-A cigar MAKER, resid-
ing at No. 61s East Eleventh street. wes brought be
fore Justice shandley at Essex Market Police Court
yesterday morning, charged with receiving stolen
goods. Domingo Mayorga, Of No. ia avenue c, de.
posed that on about the first day OF the present
month ffty-four carats containing about seventy
pounds of Havana tobacco ana abcat hlty pounds
OF scrap tobacco, OF the vaiue OF $780, were stolen
from his possession by some person or persons to
lilp A tODdCcO-tO
VIII thirty-two carats OF the Havana tobacco-were
yesterday found the premises OF Conrad SEVERN,
Of 10. 6l3 East Eleventh. street Ihe Havana tooac.
was Identified by Mr.. Mayorga as his property tb3
prisoner said lie bought IL from man named Miller,
In tie Bowery, Tor one dollar per pound. The prso-
ner denies hts gut and says ne bought the properly
ia regular business WAY. He was committed for
examination at the Court OF General Sessions.
BURGLARY IN DIsTILLERy.--A lad giving his
name as Lewis White was arraigned before Justice
Shandley, at Essex Market Police Court by 0fYlcer
Dryer OF the Tenth precinct, on q charge of bur.
gIary Mr.. David Ledersdorf, OF Al West Forty
third street. deposed that the night OF the 9th Of
Apri his premises 102 and lo4 Hester street, occu.
pied py nm as a dlstillery ware burglario usy en-
tered by means OF forcing of the grating In frons
of SAID premises and then entering window lead
ing to the cellar, and pipes guages and other pro-
perty stolen therefrom OF tue value Of about $500.
Onlcer Dryer, OF the Tenth precinct states that
O'CLOCK. he arrested the prisoner in the
Bowery. on the night Previous, between seven
ing out OF No. Eidridgc street, which joins at the
rear wifh the distiery OF Mr. Leiaersdori having A
basket and found that 1t contained quantity of
brass cocks. Sc, which were afterwards identified
The prisoner seventeen years OF age, was born in
Newark n j., lives IN New Brooklyn, and says ne Is
In tue book business. Lewis protests his innocence
and states that he was sent INTO premises by
other boys, who instructed hiEi to take the property