The New York herald., 1869-10-28
rGLlCE INTELLIGENCE.

LARCENY or MoNEy.-Detective Butcher, OF the
Sixteenth precinct, yesterday morning conveyed
Bernard Darzinski before Justice Smith at Jefferson
Marke. upon complaint OF his employer, Abram
Pakscher, OF No. 2l3 West Twenty-frst street.
charged with stealing thirty dollars in money from
him on Tuesday. He denied the charge but was
committed IN default OF bail TO answer.
IHE LEATHER MARKET-A young man named
Joseph Alfred was yesterday arragned before Alder
man McQuade at the Yorkville Police Court charged
with stealing 5000 worth OF boots ana shoes from
Alexander Frink OF No II Warren street. Ii ap-
pears that on the I'd OF the present month Alfred
went 10 frlhks premises, anu representing himself
as an expressman obtained forty pairs Of boots
for person named Holman. Mr.. Frnk has since
ascertained that all the prisoners statements were
untrue. Alfred was locked up 20 answer.
HEAVY ROBBERY OF BooTs AND SHoEs.-Wllliam
Stetson was found concealed in the store of Mr.
John Dewitt, OF No. ~ Murray street, yesterday, on
the third door, and found near HIM was barrel of
boots and shoes OF the value OF $I13 all Of which
had been taken from the tnrd floor Of the store.
Robert Diedrch OF No. Y Murray street. stated that
upon his discovering the prisoner he mad him ar-
pretended. He was brought before Judge Downing
at the Tombs yesterday afternoon, and committed
To answer.
In TIE WRONG HoUsE.-John Glynn, who claims
to be a coal HEAVIER, on Tuesday night was found
located behind door in the boarding house OF Mr5
Gevat in West Fourteenth street. by OF the SER
wants, and handed over TO the custody OF officer
OF the Sixteenth precinct, on charge OF being in
the house for the purpose OF stealing lie locked
up all night ana yesterday morning, upon being
arragned before Justice Smith, acting magistrate ut
Jefferson Market, no complainant appearing against
him, he was committed Tor examination.
YOUTHFUL PfcKPocKEr.-Onicerv vreedenpurgh,
OF the Twentynnth precinct yesterday morning
arraigned boy, thirteen years OF age, residing at
No. 400 West Twenty eighth street, named John An
drews, at Jefferson Market. upon complaint OF
youth about his own age, named James Pussey,
residing at No. 625 Sixth avenue charged with DICK.
Ing his pocket OF six dollars in money while in
WOODS Museum on Tuesday night. The youth
ful complainant stated his mother, who Is a
washerwoman. gave him the money to spend, but
Justice smith. aotlng magistrate, surmisiny he had
not come honestly by 1t committed them both for
examination.
BURGLARY BY ANEGRo.-John Forentain a negro,
who Is no stranger at the police court arraigned
before Justice Smith, acting magistrate at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning, by detective Casey, OF
the Eighth precinct, upon complaint Of negro named
John Thomas, residing at No l07 Thompson street,
charged with forcing open the door OF his bedroom
on Tuesday afternoon and stealing quantity OF
wearing apparel, valued at ten dollars, q portion OF
which was found ON his person when arrested by
the olicer. He admitted the charge and was com
mitted IN default of $1,000 bail to answer at the
General Sessions. Fountain released from the
City Prison on the day OF the burglary after serving
sentence OF twenty days for larceny