The New York herald., 1869-04-28
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

Of the Poor 10 the Second district TO s., 500, and
those in the Fourth district TO $500 The resou,
Interpreter PPsu Of the couris @ At % salary year
The Board then adjourned
The ART AssOoIATIoS.-The Brooklyn Art Asso-
cation held their annual meeting on Monday night
last, when the report OF the several officers or the
organization were subm tied. Their affairs are In
hOurisning condition. The cost of the building,
which IL is proposed TO raet near the Academy of
Music VIII be about s90Oo0 and additional stock
subscription OF s40 900 necessary. The building
Will be commenced this summer. lt IS PROPOSED 10
open IN the new nan, when comp eted permanent
art gallery which shall be Tree to ALL The following
are the officers elected for The ensuing year-lres-
dent, II. y. Mills; Vice President u. j. Lober; secre-
tary, H. y. Smith; Treasurer, Gordon l.. Ford Trus-
tees, for five years, Gordon L. Ford Regis GignouX,
Edward Harvey X. j. Hunter, @. Otteo, q. Muller.
THE RECENT ROBBERY AT WATCH CASE FAC
ToRY.-rhe examination OF the parties arrested
through the medium OF q private detective agency
of New York last week, on charge or'havlng stolen
gold and silver to the amount Of $4,000 from the
watchcase factory of Wheeler, Parsons Il Co., Nos.
AZ and "A State street. was opened before Justice
COrnwell yesterday morning. The prisoners pre-
sent were Gustave F. Kindt machinist, charged
with beng the principal in the robbery; Eugene
factory suspected OF having procured the "combna-
tionn OF the safe from which the property was
stolen; AMI A. Vanderwegler who is alleged to nave
disposed of portion OF the stolen metal for kindt
The prisoners were, with the exception OF Gruot,
represented by counsel, the latter remarking
when questioned hv the Judge, that ne
would conduct Khis own case The first
witness examined was Camill T.. Dele, an offcer
Of the Metropolitan force, detailed for duty at the
United States Assay Onice, Wall street New YORK,
who testified that Mrs. Eugene Kindt, thei prisoner,
visited the Assay ONCE on the Sih OF February and
left there chunk OF gold and silver melted IN cruel.
BILE of the form OF the jewelers. knk;' she signed
her name upon this occasion as J. Bogart and SAID
that she resided at No. IL Furman street; when she
again called there to receive the money which had
been assayed from the ''crucble" which was on the
25th OF February she received s786 H. and gaze re-
cept therefor The form oreceipt was accepted IN evil
dence by the Court Mr. b. Hughes, counsel for kindt
In the course OF his ross-eXamlnatlon, remarked
that 1t then appeared that the city OF New YORK PAID
policemen for dlschargng the duty OF the United
States, the witness having been detailed there ior
the past seven years. Mr. Fabys, one OF the firm
that was robbed was the principal witness for the
prosecution, and his testimony was corroboratOry
Of the statement OF the case as heretofore made III
these columns. IIendricksOn, the patentee OF the
combination safe in use at the mandatory, test-
fed that 1t had been tampered with. Mr. w. Eng
lander identified two watch dals as property belong
ing to him. which he had sent to the factory TO be
recased and were subsequently found in kindrs
residence.
Further examination of the case was adjourned
until this morning, when Mr.. Mooney and other de-
tectlves who were engaged in working up the affair
will be called to the witness stand.